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This week on Expanded Perspectives the guys start the show off talking about the recent passing of Cam's mother-in-law. How Kyle's dad recently came home from a long stint at a rehab center and more recent happenings around Skelekin Studios. After the chit-chat, the guys get into some very strange stories that were sent in by the listeners. The stories vary from a group of friends being chased by some glowing orb, a person who has dreams of a parallel dimension, a person who is haunted after messing around with a spirit board to a couple of terrifying encounters with Feral people in the woods. All of this and more on this installment of Expanded Perspectives! Want to share your story? Email: expandedperspectives@yahoo.com Hotline: 888-393-2783 Music: All music for Expanded Perspectives is provided by Epidemic Sound!

NFL Network's Michelle Magdziuk and Rob "Stats" Guerrera preview everything you should watch for in tomorrow's preseason opener. The 49ers say Jimmy G. has improved - will we see any of that on Saturday? How Kyle and Jimmy should troll the fans during his one series What are you most excited to see Trey Lance do in his debut? Besides Lance, who on the offense needs to shine? Two things to watch for from the defense against the Chiefs New feature: Nuke Block! One narrative you want to totally eliminate from your life Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Here's a snapshot of a few things we talked about…         Who is the Clark Kent, When It Comes to Kyle Depiesse? [00:01:35]         How He Recognized That He Was Starting to Get Burned Out [00:04:04]         How He Pivoted From the Burn Out? [00:07:03]         Was He always Open to Having Mentors and Coaches? [00:08:56]         How Did He Find His First Mentor? [00:12:47]         How Kyle and His Family Got Out of Debt [00:15:49]         What is Creating an Experience and Where Did He First Learn About it? [00:24:07]         When Did He Decide to Educate Others [00:29:14]         One Thing He Wishes He Had Implemented Sooner to Accelerate His Journey? [00:33:29]         His Advice for People Looking to Take Action [00:35:38] In This Episode You'll Learn: In this episode, Casanova and Kyle talk about finding your tribe, have more abundance in your life, and getting rid of the scarcity in your life. Kyle is a former corporate burnout guy, who now creates experiences for people to connect. He likes to be in the background, while creating things for people to step into. Talking about corporate burnout, Kyle says that when you're burned out professionally, it affects every category of life. Every facet of your mental, physical, and personal life gets affected by it. Around the Thanksgiving of 2014, Kyle finally had the realization, and he wanted to stop everything in his life being second priority to his work. Looking back at the process, he calls it connecting the dots. He says that looking back, you've got to have a mentor, you've got to have a coach, you have to be with masterminds, whatever it might be having someone to be there with you to help you through that process speeds up the process. Kyle says that he connected the dots, figured out what he loved, what he was good at and then he started to create those experiences as a result. Talking about his personal and professional growth journey, it included reading a lot of books, listening to podcasts and then he realized that information and knowledge are great, but application is what really matters. Stepping into entrepreneurship, it was a whole new thing for him. It meant that he had to get help, and be vulnerable. He adds that there are different things you can do. You can have mentors from afar, but people have to understand that at some point they will require investments, and that's really important because if you're looking for someone's time, their time is also valuable. Talking about how they got out of massive debt of $380,000 in 38 months, he started with budgeting. He says that we can rephrase the term ‘budget' to how you spend money, and this gives you permission to spend, that doesn't feel constricting. He says that if you want to get through debt fast, play good defense, but you've got to play good offense. Figure out how to double your income, then cut your expenses in half. He adds that if you focus too much on cutting expenses, you will inadvertently develop a scarcity mindset. Talking about how he created experiences, he wanted it to be a smaller, intimate, more exclusive group, because you can't get to know that many people. He does it by forcing people into a container where they have to learn it really quick, and that is more impactful than a 90-minute guest speaker presentation when you actually get to live it out. He adds that finding your tribe is important, because then, we can all lift each other up and we can be better entrepreneurs, business professionals, fathers, husbands, friends, all of these things. After these experiences, they still get together and you're accountable to doing what you said you were going to do.  Kyle says we often overlook that we have the gift of listening, we all have that ability to active listen. You should create your own accountability partners, your own accountability group. He adds that to make sure you don't get stuck in a rut, ask yourself the question, how do I need to support myself through this process? The answer looks like building a tribe and building a community of people that can support you, and it looks like building routines into your day. Kyle says that action brings clarity, keep taking action even if it feels insignificant or small. Key Quotes:         “In the morning, so if anyone's burned out, they're going to feel this, I didn't want to go to work.…”         “Where are my passions and where am I good at something? Connect the dots for that…”         “If anyone's listening and you're in that space, get a mentor, get a coach, get friends that will help, whatever it might be, but that will speed up the process for you…”         “You have got to have someone who is holding you, like, you can't do it on your own, you've got to have someone that's going to hold you accountable to doing what you say you're going to do…”         “Being vulnerable is not weak, being vulnerable is true strength…”         “You're a grown man, but you have to take some risks in life, no matter if they're spiritual, financial or whatever it was…”         “If someone isn't there financially, you can, you can have so many mentors from afar. You can consume their books, their podcasts, or YouTube, all of these things…”         “If you're looking to go from corporate to entrepreneurship, find someone who's been on that same path and is willing to maybe take some time and share with you their journey…”         “Some people hear the word budget and they're like, ah, it feels constricting…”         “You have to play offense and defense. Playing defense in this example is cutting expenses…”         “You've got to develop a little bit of skill to play defense to manage your money. Otherwise, if you're given more money, you're just going to spend it…”         “When I was getting into entrepreneurship, not knowing what I was doing, I needed a tribe around me, and I sought out that tribe…” Links/Resources:         Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyle_depiesse/   Help us out? If you enjoy our podcast, please head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a 5-star review. By doing so, you enable us to reach more people.    

Today Oliver interviews Kyle Doerksen, founder/CEO of Onewheel, about the companies journey. Kyle has been in the space since the very beginning and epitomises the builder mentality - having tinkered with lots of components back in the late 2000's to build his first prototypes. They also talk a lot about funding and manufacturing as OneWheel has taken quite a different approach to others in the space in the USA. This video is also up as a Youtube video, complete with images of the vehicle as well. Specifically, they dig into:- The origins of Onewheel/Kyle's background and motivation for starting the company- The vehicles and where they're finding a market including the breakdown between commuters and recreational users.- How Kyle thinks about community building, including Onewheel racing events.- How they think about countering the learning curve for the vehicle and their target demographic.- What the market for funding etc. has been like on your journey since the late 2000's and why Kyle is a fan of bootstrapping.- What Kyle's excited about in the micromobility space

Kyle Roof, founder of PageOptimizer Pro, talks about inventing his idea, building his MVP, and navigating his entrepreneurship journey from zero to 30,000 MRR. Listen for more insights.   Like many entrepreneurs, Kyle Roof struggled with SEO before finally devising a robust strategy to rank websites. His strategies help marketers, and business owners eliminate their SEO challenges, accelerate their goals, and save money. Join the conversation as listen to Kyle as he tells Geordie about his journey.   What You'll Learn  Specific areas that Google checks on your website Who is Kyle's ideal customer? Challenges that Kyle and his team faced during the software development stage At what point in the business did Kyle and his team start developing the SaaS tool? The testing concept and how Kyle executes it Most effective areas to position your keyword How to get your SEO right How Kyle handled the MVP development process  In this Episode:    In his quest to understand Google's algorithm, Kyle co-founded and acquired a patent for high voltage, an agency to facilitate his efforts. Through the agency, Kyle and his team develop controllable environments to regulate all web pages before it (the agency) evolved to become a SaaS platform. Kyle and his team have mastered identifying what can or cannot be a ranking factor, and factors that could be stronger than others. Kyle mentions one lesson he learned from testing the Google algorithm, and you can learn about it from the podcast.   According to Kyle, Google analyzes various sections of your website by searching for critical terms, your target keyword, or the main keyword. He would later realize that the Google algorithm is math-based. Identifying and granting the algorithm the correct math, helps you develop the best content to rank better than your competitors.   Previously, the agency did everything manually, which Kyle admits was terrible. They later changed to Google Sheets before writing a script. Find details of what happened once Kyle had a script in the podcast. Are you looking to rank better on Google? Kyle says you are his target customer.   Before venturing in the tech world Kyle was a lawyer. However, he quit and moved to South Korea. While he had intended to remain there for a year, his stay stretched to five years, during which he launched a business, a school. At some point, Kyle needed a website, but the process was slightly complex even though he had some website development experience from his college days. While building his team took a while, he ended up with a strong team. Kyle later figured he could contract websites and went ahead to do so. Kyle collaborated with his brother, a web development and design expert, with whom they opened a company in India before he (his brother) was thrown in jail. Find out why the police raided their small company in India and how they freed Kyle's brother from the podcast.  They say necessity motivates you to invent, a phrase that applies to Kyle's situation when he had no option but to learn SEO immediately. He, then acquired SEO clients from his failed company marking his entry into the world of algorithm testing. Kyle mentions that everything they incorporate within their strategies is tested and data-driven to guarantee results. Following the need to automate their processes, Kyle and his team decided to develop software. He explains some challenges they faced before finally getting the software right. Get all the details from the podcast. Kyle also gives a detailed explanation of the testing and SEO concept. Do not miss this informative part of the podcast. What problem does Kyle's platform seek to solve? It helps users figure out how to generate excellent content that helps them rank better than their competitors. For example, if you have a target keyword, the platform helps you determine the number of times it should appear in your paragraph and the number of times you should include it in your age tags. Listen to the podcast for extensive details on how the platform operates. He also breaks down their MVP development phase and pricing model since inception to date. Working with a development team can be challenging, especially if you are doing so virtually. Kyle talks about some of the challenges he has had with his development team. One of the most effective strategies that Kyle and his team used to navigate from 15,000 to 30,000 MRR was attending conferences, appearing on YouTube shows, and doing podcasts. Kyle concludes the podcast by discussing some of the lessons he has learned during his journey. Resources PageOptimizer Pro.  Kyle Roof Twitter Kyle Roof LinkedIn  

Just because we can do something doesn't mean we should do it; Kyle Depiesse learned that the hard way. He went for a degree in business administration and started working on finances because he was good with numbers. He got into the corporate world and began pursuing what he was taught to, climb the corporate ladder, work for the next promotion, be the first to get there, and be the last to leave. After 13 years of that insane race, he ended up exhausted, in debt, and burned out. He and his wife decided to regroup, and as a first step, he was promoted to a stay-at-home dad, which was his first step into his transformation.Kyle Depiesse is an Experience Creator, Podcaster, Adventure and Fulfillment Coach, and Community Builder. He is the Creator and Founder of the Reaching Beyond Experience, where he helps people achieve their highest level of fulfillment in how they connect with others and themselves and build their careers. Kyle is the host of the Reaching Beyond podcast, a loving father, and husband. In this episode, Kyle shared his journey from being an exhausted man in the corporate world to a successful entrepreneur. He explained his view on people's lives and how we decide when is the right time to start something new. Kyle talked about the lessons he learned along the way working in toxic environments, and he also gave his take on finding what we are passionate about and working on it. Some Questions I Ask:You were in the finance world. How was your experience in that industry and with your employers? (5:06)You say you hit rock bottom; what caused that? (8:09)You had to change your habits. What were the significant changes that you made to change that around? (13:35)You became a licensed financial solicitor. Was that after teaching? (18:12)In This Episode, You Will Learn:Giving his life for the promotion. How Kyle was educated to be in the corporate world (6:02)How did rock bottom look like to Kyle (8:26)Paying attention to who we spend time with (11:26)Just because you can do something doesn't mean that you should do it (18:24)Kyle's experience in building his brand (21:53)Resources:The Reaching Beyond Experience websiteReaching Beyond podcastBook: Donald Miller - A Million Miles in a Thousand Years: What I Learned While Editing My LifeConnect with Kyle:LinkedInInstagramFacebookVimeoLet's Connect!LinkedInInstagram TwitterMPC Builders - WebsiteMPC Builders - Facebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Are you good at reading a room? Instinctively knowing what others are feeling? And giving them what they need?Kyle Depiesse is a connector. A strong, sensitive man with a gift for helping people reach beyond what they thought was possible and, in that setting, discover a sense of belonging.Kyle is the high-level business and transformation coach behind The Reaching Beyond Experience, a practice that helps high-achieving men find more fulfillment through bucket-list experiences. He is also the host of the Reaching Beyond Podcast, a show dedicated to helping people find harmony in their personal and professional life.On this episode of The Leadership Formula, Kyle and I do a live typing session, exploring how his ability to feel what others feel and need is characteristic of the Enneagram 2, otherwise known as the compassionate helper.I explain how 2s feel worthy by being of service to others, describing how a healthy 2 sets boundaries around their giving and why it's challenging for 2s to do something for themselves by themselves.Listen in to understand what triggers resentment in the compassionate helper and get Kyle's advice for other strong, sensitive men on leaning into your vulnerability. What You'll Learn How Enneagram 2s feel worthy by being of service to othersKyle's ability to feel what others feel and needWhy the Enneagram 2 is known as the compassionate helper How Kyle's 1:1 subtype influences the way he operatesHow an Enneagram 2 can lean into their 1 and 3 wings to get braver with their wordsHow a healthy 2 can help and give with boundariesWhy it's challenging for a 2 to do something for themselves by themselvesWhy compassionate helpers don't ask for helpThe resentment explosion that results when a 2 overgivesHow a 2 can read the room in a group setting and bring people togetherKyle's advice on leaning into the sensitive part of yourselfWhat inspired Kyle to take on the role of experience creatorConnect with KyleReaching Beyond Podcast: https://reachingbeyond.libsyn.com/Kyle's Website: https://kyledepiesse.com/Kyle on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyle_depiesse/Connect with Tracytracyomalley.comwww.instagram.com/tracy_omalleywww.facebook.com/tracy.omalleytwitter.com/TracyOMallwww.linkedin.com/in/tracy-o-malley/ResourcesGRAB YOUR SPOT! Free Live Training!!: How to Find Your Ideal Clients Online and Get Them Excited to Buy from You >>> Only Time We Are Doing This Training in 2021projectmewithtiffany.com/freelivetraining: https://projectmewithtiffany.com/freelivetrainingKyle's 2021 High Performers Fall Experience: https://kyledepiesse.com/experience/2021-fall-experience/Dave Ramsey: https://www.ramseysolutions.com/Kyle on The Dave Ramsey Show: https://kyledepiesse.com/2020/03/10/were-debt-freeeeeee/

Asset management may not be as sexy as raising money or chasing deals. But it's the aspect of multifamily investing that makes a deal successful—or not. So, what's involved in the operation of an apartment building? And how can an asset manager work with their property management team to solve problems together? Kyle Mitchell is the cofounder of Asset Management Mastery, a platform designed to help multifamily investors become best-in-class operators. Kyle owns and operates a portfolio of 400 units worth $400M in Tucson and Phoenix, Arizona. He is also the coauthor of Best in Class: How to Manage Your Multifamily Asset, Avoid Mistakes and Build Wealth Through Real Estate and serves as a mentor with The Michael Blank organization. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Kyle joins cohost Garrett Lynch and me to discuss the role of a multifamily asset manager, explaining how he conducts monthly secret shopper audits and what KPIs he tracks on a regular basis. Kyle describes what attracted him to the asset management side of the business, discussing how he partners with the property management team to get the best out of a property. Listen in for Kyle's hands-on approach to renovation management and find out how he is navigating material and labor shortages in the aftermath of the pandemic. Key Takeaways   The role of a multifamily asset manager Hold property management company accountable Partner with PM team to get best out of property What attracted Kyle to asset management Background in operations at golf courses Identified gap in that side of multifamily business Why Kyle moved into the market where he invests Easier to build relationships as boots on ground Opportunity to grow portfolio How Kyle conducts a monthly secret shopper audit 80-point system (send scorecard to PM team) Different phone #, email address and question What key performance indicators Kyle tracks Marketing metrics (# of leads, conversion ratio) Lease trade-outs, rental and RUBS comps How Kyle handles multifamily renovation management Property management company has in-house team Track tasks on Trello goal to finish in 21 days How to navigate the current material and labor shortages Order in bulk and secure storage on site Build deep roster of vendors What Kyle does when a property manager isn't performing Direct line to owner of PM company Weekly call to discuss cause of issues How to be proactive when it comes to asset management Partner or team member with ops experience Reach out to peers in multifamily industry Connect with Kyle Mitchell Asset Management Mastery Asset Management Summit Asset Management Mastery Podcast Passive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Podcast Best in Class: How to Manage Your Multifamily Asset, Avoid Mistakes and Build Wealth Through Real Estate by Kyle Mitchell and Gary Lipsky Resources Register for Deal Maker Live Learn More About Michael's Mentoring Program Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Download Michael's Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money for Your First Apartment Building Kyle Mitchell on Apartment Building Investing EP172 Neal Bawa's LASAL Revenue Management System Conservice: The Utility Experts Trello DiSC Assessment Podcast Show Notes Michael's Website  Michael on Facebook  Michael on Instagram  Michael on YouTube  Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group 

We bring on one of our beloved friends from elementary school as well as a Chester Fried frequent, Kyle, to the podcast. 0:30 - Kyle's introduction7:11 - What clown walking is, how it got Kyle to break out of his shell, how dancing in general builds up confidence10:12 - How Ryan built up his social confidence12:17 - How Kyle became a basketball fan14:52 - What are Kyle and Ryan looking forward to for the remainder of 2021, how Kanye West and Mac Miller shaped our lives and what we want our net worth to be19:00 - Recollecting the time Kyle almost got his shoes robbed at a park20:52 - Favourite board games draft  FOLLOW: @dudesinacar @ramillionz @cmykl

Being an education speaker is Kyle Scheele's forte, he's very good at it. He's also an education speaker on TikTok with over 2 million followers, and he has an amazing story of how he reached his first million in 25 hours! Plus, Kyle covers topics like following your own interests, writing and marketing his first children's book and whether or not he recommends following in his own eclectic footsteps. Hear all of that and more on episode 374 of The Speaker Lab.   THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS SHOW: Did he have a specific strategy for being on TikTok? Is TikTok something you should invest in if you're an education speaker? What's the best way to transfer social media followers to email? How Kyle grew his following from 17 to 1 million followers on TikTok in 25 hours. What speakers would benefit most from being on TikTok? Do you have to start over if you are moving into a new industry? Why is he pursuing speaking in the corporate world? And so much more! EPISODE RESOURCES Kyle Scheele's web site Kyle Scheele on Twitter Kyle Scheele on TikTok A Pizza With Everything On It by Kyle Scheele Episode 102 of The Speaker Lab Booked and Paid To Speak program The Successful Speaker Speaker Fee Calculator Got questions? Send them in here! Subscribe on iTunes, and leave us a rating or review

Kyle O'Meara is a high-level boulderer, route climber, and successful climbing coach. He's a total lifer. We talked about his early climbing and development in the PNW, some of his favorite first ascents, outdoor bouldering vs. indoor training, climbing and life goals, discovering coaching, leading by example, and sharing the love of climbing with his team.Support on Patreon:  patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/kyle-omearaNuggets:3:47 – Breakfast, day-old pastries, and experimenting with diet7:55 – Food diary, sleep, and eating enough 15:42 – Early days in Leavenworth19:32 – How Kyle started climbing, Merrimore Park, and planting the seed of coaching26:46 – ‘Rampage', first Leavenworth days, and Squamish32:36 – Transitioning into sport climbing, his first 5.13,  37:16 – Kyle's “Best of the best” list, and grading everything in Index grades42:12 – ‘Crown Jewel'56:01 – Outdoor bouldering vs. indoor bouldering/training, and trying to beat the system1:01:01 – Developing boulders by default and not by design, epics in Yosemite, and window cleaning1:09:33 – Best of the best boulders in Yosemite1:12:29 – Moving to Tahoe, discovering coaching, and Kyle's path to improvement1:18:43 – What Kyle wishes he had done differently in the past regarding training, and perfecting the art of projecting1:24:01 – Climbing and life goals1:27:14 – Experience over strength1:28:41 – ‘Lex Luthor', moving to Salt Lake, and coaching at Momentum1:36:45 – Leading by example1:41:17 – Themes among successful kids that Kyle has coached, and the contrast between Nathanial Coleman and Dalton Bunker1:46:25 – Staying above the line, and climbing frequency1:48:22 – Spending more days trying climbs, and how Kyle has integrated training1:52:07 – ‘The All-Around Routine', and committing to a training cycle for the first time2:11:27 – Patron Question from Nolen: How does Kyle balance his performance in sport climbing vs. bouldering?2:16:54 – The power of the psych, and following your motivation2:20:26 – Patron Question from Lena: Top three footwork drills for kidlets?2:25:50 – Patron Question from Evan: When is Kyle (The Voice) going to record children's books or guided meditation?2:30:34 – Gratitude

#091 - Kyle Maurer talks through his journey from being the owner of a marketing agency to working as an employee and the difference between doing what you know and doing what you love.What you'll learn[02:57] Kyle explains how he came to start his own business.[04:57] Kyle reflects on his attitude when he started his marketing agency.[07:13] Kyle discusses how he felt before making the decision to leave the agency.[13:00] Kyle talks about how he figured out the next step in his career.[14:00] The importance of investing in relationships.[19:31] Kyle explains his emotions during the transition period between leaving the agency and his new role.[21:01] Adjusting and dealing with feelings of being unemployable after working for yourself.[24:10] How Kyle and his employer worked through the challenge of him not being in the right role.[27:07] Utilising your natural talents over acquired talents.[30:02] Kyle explains what he finds the most difficult part of his current role.[32:23] Kyle thinks about where he might be in five years' time.[35:09] How owning your own company doesn't necessarily mean you'll feel fulfilled.[36:20] Exploring your priorities to understand where your best fit could be.For the show notes for this episode, including a full transcript and links to all the resources mentioned, visit:https://changeworklife.com/moving-from-business-owner-to-employee/Re-assessing your career?  Know you need a change but don't really know where to start?  Check out these two exercises to start the journey of working out what career is right for you!Take me to the exercises!Also, make sure to join the Change Work Life Facebook group and check out all the resources mentioned by our guests on the Change Work Life Resources page.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

Kyle Duford is the Executive Creative Director/Agency Director at The Brand Leader. He specializes in crafting outstanding experiences for global brands. A former magazine editor, he also spent a bunch of his career with a focus on the fashion, outdoor, and sports industries through the e-commerce and digital lens for brands such as Nike, Dr. Martens, KEEN, Lululemon, PowerBar, Ariat, Chrome Industries, Nuun, and others. Kyle’s unique blend of design, branding, and digital best practices lends itself to creating and leading some of the foremost brands. In this episode, he shares his experience and perspectives on how to develop powerful brand strategy frameworks that rapidly drive growth. Insights he shares include: How Kyle defines a brand and brand strategyWhy you need brand strategy frameworksWhat kind of team players you need to build your brand strategyWhat to know before you start building out your brand strategyHow to recognize you have a problem with your brand before it begins to affect the bottom line adverselyWhy the research stage is difficult for most businessesHow do you approach research for your brandHow to build your brand strategy frameworksThe best ways to develop empathetic content to support your brand strategy frameworksand much much more...

Kyle Blaney is a professional ice hockey player, who most recently played for the Kalamazoo Wings in the ECHL. He is a graduate of Ryerson University where he played 4 seasons in the CIS. In this episode, we discuss: - His younger years growing up playing hockey and some street hockey stories - How Kyle was cut 3 times from 3 different teams, and always found a way to battle every single time and become a leading goal scorer - Lessons Kyle learned when he found himself in the face of adversity - Why setting goals and being vocal about them will boost your performance - The influence Kyle's family and support system have had on his career

Kyle Roemmich is the owner of Fort Wayne Property Group in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and David Keating is a real estate agent with the business. Their team serves a wide range of clients, from mom and pop owners to larger real estate investors. Regardless of the size of the client, Fort Wayne Property Group always brings their hands on approach and the kind of personalized service that larger management companies just can't match. They understand how to protect your investment. Fort Wayne Property Group has a home improvement license and a lifetime of property maintenance experience. They know what is necessary to keep a home or building in good working order. They also know what maintenance and repair services should cost, helping them to minimize the expense of these services to owners. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Kyle and David's business partnership began, and how David's early start in real estate has let him hit the ground running How David and Kyle have built up their single-family home business by using their existing customer base to generate leads Why Fort Wayne Property Group focuses primarily on lower-income housing below the median market value Why Kyle and David decided to buy a 32-site mobile home park, and how they were able to purchase it at a great price What advantages they have seen from purchasing the mobile home park, and what kind of numbers they are operating with How David and Kyle have raised the average lot rent to almost double what it was when they purchased the park, and how they plan to continue to profit from the deal going forward How Kyle is anticipating a coming economic downturn, and why he expects that downturn to be good for his mobile home park How the mobile home park is already breaking even to the cost to buy it and will begin to cashflow in the near future Why the one thing Kyle would do differently if he could do it all over again is to find a great mentor early on in his career Why David's goal is to retire at 30 and “make a lot of money”, and how learning from David is crucial for achieving his goal Resources: Website: www.fortwaynepropertygroup.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/fortwaynepropertygroup/ Additional Resources: Get Ron's $599 Wholesaling course for FREE when you join his Gold Club for ONLY $59 a month! Ron's Terms Webinar: www.ronlegrand.com/terms

Life is not a race as they say. Some people found their success in their 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s and some even in the late stages of their life. But only a chosen few are the exception to the rule. One of them is our guest who is out there raising multi-millions of dollars in his early 20’s. Kyle Marcotte is a 22-year-old multifamily syndicator. While Kyle was still a premed student and Division 1 Soccer player at UC Davis, he was able to syndicate two multifamily apartment buildings. These two deals totaled 119 units and are valued at over 5.5 million dollars. Today Kyle focuses on 100+ unit multifamily deals in the Austin market. Be inspired and be motivated by Kyle and find out what it really takes to become successful and attain financial freedom at a young age. Topics on Today’s Episode: Kyle’s background and how after reading a book pointed him into investing Dropping out of med school How Kyle made the jump from med school to real estate Things learned while working in a senior living facility Learning more stuff about real estate by reading several books Persevering through multiple rejections  How to build the confidence to get up on stage? What Kyle brings when talking to people Kyle’s confidence level after raising his first private money  Dreams and goals A Few tips to those who decide to stay in school A piece of advice to the listeners  Links and Resources Mentioned www.kylemarcotte.com ‎Own Your Time Podcast on Apple Podcasts Join us for our Virtual Apartments to Millions Summit. Text “A2M” to 480-500-1127 Books mentioned: Rich Dad, Poor Dad - Robert Kiyosaki The Compound Effect - Darren Hardy Quotes: “If I make more, I’m gonna be taxed more” - Kyle Marcotte “To get where you wanna go, you’ve got to do things most people are never willing to do” - Corey Peterson “There’s nothing like stupid money” - Corey Peterson Don’t forget to download my Free Workshop Quick Start Video Series, and if you like what you have heard please leave a review on iTunes. Text the word MONEY to 408-500-1127 to get my free private money program and credibility kit for single-family.

Are your children picking up unhealthy eating habits? Why are so many kids overweight these days? Please welcome Kyle Hudson from Hudson Bros Lawn Care to share his emotional experience with childhood obesity and weight-loss on this episode of Health Solutions with Shawn Needham RPh. You'll learn • How Kyle lost 110lbs in 6 MONTHS! • How Kyle's weight loss changed his and others lives forever! • How to set better examples for our children as parents • Why you CANT out-work a bad diet! ~ Episode Resources... https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-hudson-bros-lawn-care/ ~ #KyleHudson #HudsonBrosLawnCare #Obesity #ChildhoodObesity #cvd #nutrition #exercise #weightloss #fatloss #heartdisease #charleston # #Healthcare #Liberty #EducateAndEmpower #NeedhamHealthSolutions #TeamNeedham #Boise #IdahoFalls #Tricities #JohnStossel #SiouxFalls #KristiNoem #Wenatchee #ShawnNeedham #HealthSolutions #MosesLakeProfessionalPharmacy #MLRX #SickenedTheBook #ShawnNeedhamRPh #ThinkOutsideTheSystem #OptimalHealthMatters #ItsTime ~ *** #BenShapiro & #DaveRamsey Fans. Learn how to be in the driver's seat for your healthcare choices {not the system or doctors!}

Can learning a new language unlock part of your personality? This is something I've wondered my entire language play experience. And I've been asking guests flavors of this question more and more lately. How Kyle and Diane answer this question is really going to tickle your funny bone and get you thinking about this too. They are two Americans who went to Albanian separately to do the Peace Corps. Yes, yes, we also talk about: -Albanian & other regional languages -cultural insights they gained while using these languages -tips for how to learn limited resource languages, like Albanian NEW: The unedited YouTube video of this conversation: https://youtu.be/k1Ui1W-XiTA (https://youtu.be/k1Ui1W-XiTA) Links & more details about our guest(s): https://www.stephfuccio.com/geopatslanguage (https://www.stephfuccio.com/geopatslanguage/40) https://www.stephfuccio.com/geopatslanguage (Way)s to Support Geopats Language: Geopats Language is hosted on Captivate FM: An insanely Creator oriented hosting service with personality, marketing know how and more. So yea, I highly recommend them. https://my.captivate.fm/signup?ref=geopats (https://my.captivate.fm/signup?ref=geopats) Feel free to buy us a coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/geopats (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/geopats) Review this podcast on Podchaser: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/geopats-language-1323254 (www.podchaser.com/podcasts/geopats-language-1323254) Spread the word about my podcast editing services:  https://www.stephfuccio.com/editing.html (https://www.stephfuccio.com/editing.html) Would love to hear from you! https://twitter.com/GeopatsLanguage (Twitter), https://www.instagram.com/geopatslanguage/ (Instagram), http://www.linkedin.com/in/dstephfuccio/ (LinkedIn) & you can even leave a voice message on https://stephfuccio.weebly.com/contact.html (Speakpipe). Support this podcast

In today's episode, I chat with Kyle Hjelmeseth of G&B Digital Management about the influencer marketing space and how he runs his digital talent agency.  Inside This Episode: What kinds of talent G&B Digital Management works with  The common misconception about being an influencer  What the SAG is and how they are getting into the influencer marketing game What credentials you need to be protected by SAG as an influencer Kyle's journey to becoming the owner of one of the biggest digital talent agencies  How Kyle grew his agency and team to what it is today  How Kyle created an amazing company culture Some benefits of having an agency manage you as a content creator The importance of having a handle on your business before bringing on new people to your team What a typical day is like for Kyle  and so much more Links Mentioned:  G&B Digital Management  College of Influence 

Today’s show brings back guests Kyle Dobbs and David Grey for an epic meeting of two biomechanical minds.  I’ve learned a lot from both Kyle and David on and off of this podcast.  Both David and Kyle’s prior episodes have been in our all-time top-listened shows, and I’m excited to get them together for a show. Kyle Dobbs is the owner and founder of Compound Performance which offers online training, facility consulting and a personal trainer mentorship.  He a leading expert in integrating complex movement principles into physical training methods for multiple human disciplines.   David Grey is a biomechanics specialist based in Waterford, Ireland.  He is the creator of the “Lower Body Basics” programs, and has learned under a number of great mentors in the world of movement, S&C, gymnastics, mobility, martial arts, and biomechanics. One element of human performance I’m always looking to become better versed in is breathing, posture, pressure dynamics and how these elements impact our movement and performance potential.  From lifting, to running, to changing direction explosively, how we “stack” and align our pressure centers and body structures makes a big impact on how well we can perform those skills and be free of injury. On today’s podcast, Kyle and David go in depth on rib cage dynamics, breathing and pressure management in context of crawling and running.  We’ll also touch on posture, training the frontal plane, and finish with some talk on the feet, plantar fasciitis, and thoughts on coaching preferential foot pressures in movement. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster and Lost Empire Herbs. View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Head to www.lostempireherbs.com/justfly for 15% off of your purchase! Timestamps and Main Points 6:05 How Kyle and David look to explain and sequence breathing work within the course of a session 15:05  Ways to observe groups in crawling and locomotion exercises, and how to observe links between those movements and rib cage and breath action 23:50 How Kyle and David address the reciprocal action of the ribs seen in locomotion in breathing and breath work 32:35 What you might see in a crawl or squat that shows that an athlete is compressed, as well as compensation patterns that lead to stiff lumbar spine actions 39:55 How a “ribs first” mentality is critical when it comes to posture and spinal alignment 45:55 Discussing the frontal plane in athletic movement and how muscular strategy switches to respiratory strategy as one moves from lifting to sprinting to distance running 55:25 Training the breath in various exercises outside of ground-based positions 1:06:25 Advice and ideas on dealing with plantar fasciitis in athletes, as well as dynamics of calcaneal motion and how it fits with the rest of the kinetic chain 1:15:25 Thoughts on preferential pressures on different portions of the foot for athletic movements “I will ask my clients to do a toe touch, squat, range of motion, and then we’ll try a positional breathing drill that makes sense in my mind, and if we re-test, it should be better… if it’s not better we are doing the wrong thing” Grey “Your body, from an autonomic position, is going to prioritize breathing over everything else” Dobbs “If you are already in an extended position, and posteriorly compressed in that position, then you don’t have any more extension to actually be able to leverage, so we talk about getting more of a neutral posture, more flexion so that you actually have a larger bandwidth to drive extension when needed” Dobbs “When you look at a 90/90 breathing position, you flip it over and put someone in a crawling position, and it’s basically a 90/90 with a reach up into the sky” Grey “If we can get the rib cage moving, and get people to feel their body and be aware of their body, the breathing can be the result of that sometimes” Grey

Going through the teenage stage with your children is a stressful time for everyone, but what if your teen was also a famous TikToker? Today’s guest is Kyle Kaplanis, a step-dad to four and father to a social media star. In this episode, he shares his amazing insight into using social media within the family and how to approach the needed open conversations around sex, alcohol, and everything else. Listen in as Kyle shares his experience joining a family of four children without having any children of his own and the dynamic with his partner and her ex-spouse. You will learn why it is important to make your children feel safe and supported, the responsibility that comes with being a celebrity/influencer, and how to respond to “haters.” 2:25 - 5:05 - What Kyle’s family dynamic is like. 5:05 - 7:37 - What it was like joining a family of four children. 7:37 - 10:00 - Why Kyle let the kids come to him instead of trying to force the relationship. 10:00 - 20:20 - How Kyle and his family supported his step-daughter when she started gaining traction on TikTok. 20:20 - 27:40 - The importance of allowing for open conversations around tough subjects with your kids. 27:40 - 43:03 - The negative effects of being an influencer. Takeaways: How Kyle entered into a family without any drama involved. Why he supported his step-daughter in her social media endeavors. How to approach the conversation of social media with your children. The importance of making your children feel like they can talk to you about anything. The responsibility that comes with being an influencer. Quotes: “I went into my relationship with the kids not trying to replace anybody.” - Kyle Kaplanis “We have to remember that these kids grew up in the era of technology, so to tell them they can’t [join social media] is like saying they can’t play at the park with their friends.” - Kyle Kaplanis “You have to remember for those who are looking for fame, it comes with a ton of responsibility.” - Kyle Kaplanis   3 Interesting Clips: 8:00 - 9:35 - Why Kyle found it so easy to join another family—without any drama. 13:19 - 14:05 - How getting involved together on social media brought Kyle’s family closer together. 20:20 - 22:00 - The importance of having open conversations with your children.   Links: Kyle Kaplanis: Instagram | LinkedIn |TikTok JaydeCanDance Text us: 760-389-3722 Send us an anonymous letter Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If not, we would strongly suggest you do. This way you won’t miss a thing! Subscribe here: Everything Always And now for the pretty please with a Bordeaux Maraschino Cherry on top. We would be so incredibly grateful if you left us a review on for Everything Always as well. This will help other parents and families like you find our podcast. Plus, it’s fun for Mike and I to sit and read them together on date night! Just click here, click open in iTunes, select “Ratings and Reviews”, tell us your favorite moment and best take away and we will send a huge cyber hug and kiss right to you! Find the Everything Always Podcast wherever you listen! Apple Podcasts (iTunes) acast Pocketcasts ListenNotes Spotify player.fm

Kyle is a Managing Partner of MERU. He has led complex transformations and restructurings for companies across industries, with a focus in retail and consumer, healthcare, and materials. And today we discuss what’s involved with guiding a company through bankruptcy or restructuring. To find out more about Kyle’s company visit: wearemeru.com.  Key points include: 00:58: The birth of Meru 04:32: Shutting down a $200,000 company 10:22: How to sell off inventory 17:06: How Kyle’s business model works 21:34: A restructuring project 22:47: The Tough Mudder case study 31:52: Orientation towards cash 41:30: The growth of Meru

Jackbox really upped their game with Party Pack 7. If you don't know what that is, we do an okay job of introducing you to some our new favorite games. Alternatively, you can check it out at the link below. (not sponsored) On today's episode, I want to know: How Kyle would describe Jackbox games How our experiences with each game compare: The Devils & the Details, Champ'd Up, Blather 'Round, Quiplash 3, and Talking Points If "fumfer" is a real word Resources: Check out Jackbox Games: JackboxGames.com Join the I Wanna Know Patreon: Patreon.com/IWKpodcast

Chasing success and trying to climb the corporate ladder led today’s guest, Kyle Depiesse, to hit rock bottom; burnt out and in debt. He left everything behind to start designing a life guided by fulfillment. Since then, Kyle and his wife have paid off nearly $400k to become completely debt-free. He has also been a stay-at-home dad, completed an Ironman, and started his own business, where he leverages his story to design destination experiences and coaching offerings to help his clients get the clarity they need to build their definition of a fulfilling life. He is also the host of a podcast, Reaching Beyond. In this episode, Kyle shares some of his journey with us and how he connected the dots to discover that teaching was his calling. Although it took him a while to get there, he has remained committed to learning and growing, and it really does show. His personal finance tips completely turn what we have been taught on its head. He talks about why getting out of debt was such a formative experience, where he was able to foster an attitude of gratitude. Being an entrepreneur means accepting failure as part of the process. Kyle is not afraid to talk about his dips and how he has iterated his way to success. Our conversation also touches on the importance of community and why men especially need to focus on finding their tribe, what Kyle means when he talks about life rhythm rather than balance, and the exciting plans he has for a book this year. If you feel stuck in your circumstances, Kyle’s story is sure to inspire you to turn things around.Key Points From This Episode:Get to know Kyle, his background, and the journey he went on to claw his way out of debt. What happened when Kyle saw his life’s earnings when he was in his mid-30s. Kyle’s advice for those who feel like they cannot get out of debt. Battling debt requires sacrifice, but it doesn’t mean you have to lower your quality of life. How to overcome your limiting beliefs around why you can’t be an entrepreneur. Successful entrepreneurs don’t necessarily have the best idea; they just persevere the longest. Kyle’s own journey of building his business and the tweaks and iterations he made. Getting through dips and why you need things to support you through adversity. How Kyle has cultivated personal responsibility over the years. Realizations that Kyle has come to about the importance of a community. Markers that show you are chasing success alone and not being part of a tribe. A story of a man Kyle worked with who had a major life shift. Why Kyle prefers the idea of rhythm over balance and how we can get into a good rhythm. Containers and boundaries: how Kyle segments his time to be fully present. Where you can find Kyle online and some of the resources he has available. The fun thing Kyle hopes to do in 2021.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Kyle DepiesseKyle Depiesse on Instagram‎Reaching BeyondIronman TriathlonJohn MaxwellDave RamseyThe DipJim RohnWork with ChrisGoodman CoachingChris Goodman

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Episode Summary Join Harry Duran, host of Vertical Farming Podcast, as he welcomes to the show founder of Ponic Jobs and co-host of the CropTalk Podcast, Kyle Barnett. Kyle is currently serving as Account Manager in the horticulture division at WestRock, focusing on helping growers create superior packaging, labels and merchandising solutions. In this episode, Harry and Kyle discuss the varying facets of ponics, from deep water culture and NFTs to vertical farming and aquaponics. They talk about the vital role distribution plays in the AgTech industry, what inspired Kyle to create the Ponic Jobs website, as well as his collaboration with CropTalk Media. His podcast segment, Kyle Talks AgTech, focuses on CEA, vertical farms, greenhouse technology as well as industry leaders. Episode Sponsor Ceres Greenhouse Solutions Key Takeaways 03:22 – Harry welcomes to the show Kyle Barnett, who shares his personal journey to AgTech 12:14 – How Kyle’s love of cooking inspired him to pursue a career in agriculture and the importance Kyle places on pivoting 20:42 – The work Kyle did with the Farm Tech Society and the inspiration to create the site, Ponic Jobs 29:22 – Educating future generations on AgTech and how Kyle got involved in the CropTalk Podcast   38:30 – How Kyle has grown as a podcast host and what excites him the most about the potential and the future of AgTech 45:30 – Kyle speaks to the work he is doing at WestRock 52:37 – A little known fact about Kyle that most people don’t know 54:51 – Harry thanks Kyle for joining the show and let’s listeners know where they can connect with him Tweetable Quotes “My segment [on the CropTalk Podcast] was ‘Kyle Talks AgTech.’ And it’s been great. I’ve had over thirty-five episodes now and it’s really given me a lot of clarity into what the industry needs. As I said in the beginning, it’s been an eclectic journey but I’ve been so grateful.”(10:41) “A common theme I’ve seen is the idea that ‘if you grow it, they will come’ is not a reality, unfortunately.  You need to sell your food and then grow it. So, if I had one piece of advice for anyone looking to get into this is know your market and know where your food’s going, because we’re working with a perishable.”(15:23)) “I saw some of the most amazing ingenuity by a lot of these growers. And I saw people prosper that you might not expect because they pivoted.”(17:57) “I like aquaponics. I fell in love with it because of the idea of it and the closed loop, but it’s a tough one.”(26:51) “When working with anyone in sales I think it’s really about trust and fostering a relationship. And if you can develop a friendship out of it, more power to ya.”(33:45) “If I was gonna give any advice to someone starting a podcast it would be to remember who your podcast is about. It’s not about you, it’s about your guest and shedding the spotlight on that guest.”(38:59) Links Mentioned Ponic Jobs Website Kyle’s Podcast Kyle’s LinkedIn Farm Tech Society CropWalk Website

AGAINST all odds the Bash Brothers at Fourth Line Minutes are back with their latest shift. THE guys talk about Pixar's latest film Soul and how it stacks up to other Pixar films. Chris shares his stories from the E3 conferences of days gone by. Then both Chris and Kyle share how they get through times of EVIL and escape the upside-down nature of life with movies, tv, and video games. Then to round out this show of GALACTIC proportions the guys pick which two teams will represent the NHL in the Stanley Cup Final and cement their EMPIRE. Timestamps 0:00 - Intro 4:18 - Pixar's Soul 18:04 - Chris' E3 memories 33:56 - How Kyle and Chris escape the madness 42:00 - Stanley Cup Predictions AND The NHL Simulator --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kyle Posey and Akash Anavarathan start to look at some of the change that is going to come to the 49ers this offseason, and how that could affect the team going forward. How Kyle started a 49ers Twitter civil war What Jimmy Garoppolo refusing to answer questions about his future tells us What happens with Jason Verrett? What does a new deal for Trent Williams look like? How do Shanahan and Lynch react if multiple coaches leave the team? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kyle Posey and Akash Anavarathan start to look at some of the change that is going to come to the 49ers this offseason, and how that could affect the team going forward. How Kyle started a 49ers Twitter civil war What Jimmy Garoppolo refusing to answer questions about his future tells us What happens with Jason Verrett? What does a new deal for Trent Williams look like? How do Shanahan and Lynch react if multiple coaches leave the team? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Day in the life of a sound engineer. How Kyle got started in mixing and mastering and his recent mixing and mastering accomplishments. We do it all for the love of music and boxing.

Despite blacking out while speaking to a class at San Diego State University, Kyle Bowe (@KyleBowe4) became an assistant public speaking teacher and course manager of Performative Speaking cohort 1. Kyle also holds an M.A in communication from the aforementioned SDSU. In this conversation we cover: Going back in time, Kyle shares the story of how he found the courage, resolve, and self-awareness to leave his unfulfilling life behind to pursue what he calls, “Pure Possibility.” How Kyle used Twitter to become the course manager for Performative Speaking cohort 1 What's Kyle's advice for overcoming the fear of public speaking? (Kyle was TERRIFIED of it, and still became an assistant teacher at one of California's best colleges) Is David Goggins too intense for mortal men? How to find the silver linings in all scary decisions The two books that changed Kyle's mind about capitalism A tiny book about systems thinking What philosophy books changed Kyle's perspective on himself and the world? What's the best book I've ever read? Should we drink water? AND MORE. Does The Penguin Latte Podcast remind you of Christmas morning? Please consider leaving a review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes. It takes 60 seconds (or 62 seconds if you're feeling extra spicy). By leaving a review, you're making the podcast 1% better. So, if 500 of you leave reviews, the podcast gets 500% better (if I have my math right). Plus, I love reading all of your juicy comments. Thanks so much! This episode is sponsored (and fueled) by Flow State Coffee, the coffee for creative people! Created by friend, frequent podcast guest and nootropics aficionado Greg Frontiero, Flow State Coffee is brewed with L-Theanine and Raw Cacao to boost focus, lower anxiety, and get you into the groove of flow. Fans of The Penguin Latte Podcast can grab a bag for a special discounted price by using this link.

The tables are turned as show host, Kyle Wilson is interviewed by Paul Counts of Counts Marketing, about Kyle's Strategic Marketing Wheel that he has used to create his own 8-figure business and used to build Jim Rohn Int as well as coach many entrepreneurs including Darren Hardy, Robin Sharma and many more. Topics include: - Kyle working with Jim Rohn, Brian Tracy, Les Brown, Mark Victor Hansen, Darren Hardy, Denis Waitley and many more - Everyone starts at zero. The key is getting started and finding mentors - How Kyle got in the seminar business and met his mentor and 18 year business partner. Jim Rohn - The story behind launching Jim Rohn International and YourSuccessStore - What is principle based marketing - Why Kyle created the Strategic Marketing Wheel - Tactics vs Principles - Compounding results vs churning through people - Referrals, testimonials and social proof - How people find you 24/7 - 365 - 4 Keys to Your Website - What's Your Secret Sauce - Creating irresistible offers -  Who's your avatar - How to get The Strategic Wheel 16 Modules KyleWilson.com/TheWheel Be ready to take lots of notes! Kyle Wilson is giving away 5 signed copies of the new book he just published and co-authored with legends and friends Les Brown, Darren Hardy, Brian Tracy, Denis Waitley, Phil Collen, John Assaraf, Tom Ziglar and over 80 iconic thought leaders, Success Habits of Super Achievers plus throwing in Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy quote booklets as well!  You can also order a copy for only 12.97 and get over $500 in free gifts. Go to KyleWilson.com/books to order. There is a link to buy either one copy through Amazon or if buying in multiples you can SAVE plus mix and match plus I'm throwing in Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar and Brian Tracy quote booklets as well! ------------------------- Receive FREE Kyle Wilson's 52 Lessons I Learned From Jim Rohn and Other Legends I Promoted http://KyleWilson.com Follow Kyle Wilson: Instagram: instagram.com/kylewilsonjimrohn Facebook: facebook.com/kylewilsonmarketing YouTube: youtube.com/KyleWilsonMarketing Twitter: twitter.com/kwmarketing Subscribe, Rate & Review (plus bonuses) Please subscribe to the Success Habits Podcast and leave an honest rating & review. This will encourage other people to listen and allow us to grow as a community. The bigger we get as a community, the bigger the impact we can have on the world. To subscribe, rate, and review the podcast visit KyleWilson.com/podcast (see details on some really cool bonuses) What Others are Saying About Kyle “Kyle, thank you for our partnership and friendship. Friendship is wealth and you make me a rich man. Love and Respect!” Jim Rohn, Iconic Philosopher & Speaker “I guard my endorsements carefully. Regarding Kyle, he is simply a marketing genius! No joke. Kyle was the wizard behind the successful business of my mentor Jim Rohn. Every marketing dilemma I have ever had Kyle has given me the brilliant and elegant solution on the spot. Kyle’s consulting has saved and earned me hundreds of thousands of dollars over the years.” Darren Hardy, Former Publisher SUCCESS Magazine "Kyle Wilson is brilliant and so very knowledgeable and an icon in this industry. He was the power behind Jim Rohn. Kyle is my longtime friend and someone I have a great deal of respect for." Les Brown, Iconic Speaker and Author  “I have worked closely with Kyle Wilson for 20 years. He is one of the best all-around marketers, promoters, business-builders and entrepreneurs in the business today. We have generated more than a million dollars together.” Brian Tracy, Int Speaker & Author “Kyle is a valued friend, a marketing superstar and one of the most knowledgeable people in the personal development industry.” Robin Sharma, Monk Who Sold His Ferrari  “I've known and worked with Kyle Wilson for over 20 years. Kyle is the ONLY person that ALWAYS under-promised and over-delivered every single time my dad Zig and I worked with him. He is a valued friend and someone I have great admiration and respect for!" Tom Ziglar, President of Zig Ziglar Corp “Kyle is one of my old and dear friends and one of the smartest marketing guys I have had the opportunity to work with. He is the scrappy marketing guy. What I mean by that is, there are lots of guys who will put out business plans and do all kinds of nonsense and swing for home runs. Kyle is the real deal and finds ways to create product, add value, help people, build community, he’s unbelievable.” Eric Worre, Author of Go Pro

Are you part of the corporate world? Ever tried getting burnt out? Whether we’re part of the corporate world or not, all of us are prone to experiencing burnouts, and especially if we work longer than a normal day’s work. As a result, our mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual health are affected, including the health of those around us.That was how our guest for today, Mr. Kyle Depiesse, felt when he was in the corporate world. In today’s podcast, Kyle will help us determine if we are on the verge of being burnt out and what we need to do to pivot and start something that will satisfy us and help us achieve financial stability.Kyle had been in the corporate world for more than 10 years, working for other people’s dreams and future. But the time came when he asked himself this question, and you can ask yourself this too: ‘What am I doing with my life?’ It was when he realized that he should start working for his dream, and ultimately for his family’s dreams and future. He realized that he had to make his family his first priority.That’s when he started to focus on his personal and career growth, sought the help of others who had the same mindset as his, worked on his passion, and eventually created experiences for those who were once like him. If you are contemplating change but are afraid to be vulnerable, sit back and listen to Kyle as he shows us the path on how to create our own experiences. (2:03) Kyle talks about his life as a family-man and as someone who works in the corporate world(4:16) How burnout affected every aspect of his life and the people around him(5:55) Kyle’s turning point: He got to realize that he needed to turn his life around(7:10) How he was able to pivot and connect the dots for a new beginning(9:48) Talks about how being vulnerable does not necessarily mean being weak(12:58) Kyle emphasizes the importance of having a mentor or a coach(15:40) Tips on how to get yourself out of debt(18:19) Why it is essential to have a budget(19:01) Playing offense versus defense; increasing income versus cutting expenses(23:44) Talks about creating experiences(28:41) How Kyle started having an impact on other people’s livesHere’s what you missed:How to recognize a burnout and how to deal with itKnow your passion and connect the dots for itWhy it’s important to have a mentor or coachHow to get out of debtHow to play offense and defense financiallyGetting rid of the scarcity mindset Quotes/Advices from Kyle Depiesse (4:27) When you're burnt out professionally, it affects every category of life.(7:42) Having someone to be there with you to help you through that process speeds up the process.(9:13) Information is great. Knowledge is great. But application is what really matters.(9:56) Being vulnerable is not weak. Being vulnerable is true strength.(14:13) Look for someone who's done a similar transition. If you're in real estate, look for someone in real estate.(19:44) Be resourceful and look for ways to increase income.(20:11) It’s better to figure out how to double your income than to cut your expenses in half.(21:32) If you focus too much on defense cutting expenses, you will inadvertently develop a scarcity mindset.(22:26) If you can't manage what you've currently been given, why should you be given any more?(29:10) The rising tide lifts all ships.(33:58) Whatever I need to support myself are things that I have to do from a day-to-day standpoint.(35:35) Action brings clarity. Keep taking action, even if it feels insignificant or small. Platforms:Website: https://kyledepiesse.com/Podcast: https://reachingbeyond.libsyn.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Kyle-Depiesse-2200338123398370/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kyle_depiesse/

You have a voice and you have an audience, what value will you provide? Today’s guest, Kyle Mitchell is an expert at giving value and managing people. Kyle is a Multifamily Syndicator, a podcast host of the show Passive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate, public speaker, and mentor. He is also the Co-Founder and Managing Partner at APT Capital Group and passionate about helping others reach their goals. I’m excited to get right into the show and learn how Kyle was able to move forward by setting the right goals and getting out of his comfort zone. [00:01 - 05:43] Opening SegmentLet’s get to know Kyle Mitchell Kyle gives us a bit of background [05:44 - 16:12] Setting the Right Goals for Your BusinessKyle talks about his transition from his job to multifamily Creating the right goals - S.M.A.R.T.Kyle talks about how his company deals with targets, KPI’s and trends[16:13 - 21:26] The Keys to Management Kyle gives insights into asset management How Kyle leads and manages teams on a large scale How Kyle learned his necessary skills [21:27 - 25:58] Finding the Right Partners Kyle talks about how he looks for the right team Looking to grow and scale on the front end [25:59 - 30:51] Building Up and On Credibility Kyle talks about constant improvement and growth Kyle talks about his first meet up to who he is now How to network as an introvert [30:52 - 42:16] Closing SegmentKyle shares about leveraging a platform to raise capital Virtual Asset Management Summit How to reach out to Kyle - links below Final words from Kyle and MeTweetable Quotes:“That’s how we identify bottle-necks, by breaking it down and peeling back the onion a little bit further than normal people would.” - Kyle Mitchell “It’s about constant improvement, constantly pushing yourself out of your comfort zone, and then constantly building that credibility kit, and really giving back to others…” - Kyle Mitchell“Don’t focus on yourself, focus on what you’re going to provide for your guest… Every single person can benefit from something you have to say.” - Kyle MitchellResources:Passive Income Through Multifamily Real EstatePassive Income Facebook GroupAsset Management Summit------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Kyle on LinkedIn. Visit https://www.aptcapitalgroup.com/ to learn more.Guest Email: kylemitchell@aptcapitalgroup.comConnect with me: https://www.5tcre.com/FacebookLinkedInInstagramWatch 5T CRE on YouTubeLeave us a review and receive your free ebookEmail us --> abel@5tcre.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/5Talents)

Many entrepreneurs struggle to find that balance between work and home life. Businessman and author Kyle Houston not only found that balance, but overcame incredibly bleak odds to not only be an extremely successful businessman, but also an incredible husband and father. Join us today for part one of a true rags to riches story! Kyle grew up in a small Missouri town of about 4600 people with small-town values, where everyone knew you — the good and the bad. He is a self-described “big fish in a small pond”, and attributes some of his later success to the self-confidence this status and his small-town values instilled in him.  Highlights from this episode Kyle’s early life. [3:39] The first turning point in Kyle’s life. [5:22] Kyle’s first successful business venture and downward spiral into addiction. [6:42] How Kyle came to his purpose while in prison. [11:30] How Kyle faced his fears and turned his life around after prison.[17:50] Where things started to turn Kyle played varsity football throughout his high-school career. He was a key player and never came out of the game. Kyle went into his senior year fully expecting college scouts to be checking him out. Instead, he got mono. This was a devastating blow for Kyle — a complete shift from what he thought his senior year would look like. What followed were several years of struggle to find his place and his ultimate discovery that he had a real propensity for business.  At 24, Kyle built a business from scratch and was extremely successful — until methamphetamines changed the course of his life yet again. Listen to learn how Kyle went from the top of his game to a junkie facing life in prison and back to the top again! How 23 hours a day led to 3 truths Kyle found himself facing life in prison, spending 23 hours a day alone in a cell. He had burned every bridge — even his mother quit talking to him — and only had himself and God. He decided he was going to figure out purpose, which “filled the hole (he) was shoveling meth into with God-shaped stuff”, and ultimately led to his recovery. Eventually, his purpose became clear and he came to know three baseline truths. Tune in to learn the truths that led to Kyle’s new purpose! Kyle’s road to #legendary Kyle left prison after seven years — a man with no college degree, no network and no real knowledge of how much technology had changed. At this point, he was scared to have interaction with “normal” people – those who had never been incarcerated. He had many fears, but his ability to unflinchingly face that fear and his bulletproof belief that he could work through his circumstances helped him go from scared convict to VP of a $2 billion publicly-traded company in 10 years. Keep listening to find out how he faced his fear and achieved all of his goals! Resources & People Mentioned Kyle’s Book: Patchwork Junkie Connect with Guest Name Kyle Houston Connect with Kyle on Facebook Connect with Kyle on Instagram Connect with Kyle on Twitter Connect With Rich Daughtridge www.Daughtridge.com Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram Follow on Linkedin Follow on Twitter Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe to Relative Profitability on Apple Podcasts, Spotify Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Mistakes can haunt us. The guilt, shame, and fear we may carry for decades. How do we let go and be free? Get the answers from a man who has reached the bottom of bottoms from indictment by the government and potentially facing life in prison, to creating a new way of life, a successful career, and a philosophy for self-acceptance and self-love. Kyle is a speaker and author of Patchwork Junkie: A True Story About Drugs, Prison & Surviving Redemption. He came out of prison at 35 years old with 5 felony convictions, no college degree, no network, and had never even sent an email. He then built a successful sales career and went from earning $10 per hour to becoming Vice President of a publicly-traded company in less than a decade.Quotes to remember: “I changed the way I thought and what I was filling that God-shaped vacuum with.”“Success doesn’t require that you’re complete or that you’ve got everything worked out.”“Everyone’s ultimate success is always on the other side of fear.”Takeaways:Seek truth rather than different circumstancesEveryone has opportunities; they are disguised as hard work and needing to swallow your prideYour life is so much more than to make money for investorsTelling your truth is an act of courage and strength to overcome your fearWe are not the ego/lizard brainWhat is happening to you might be happening for you; ask yourself what the thing inside you is that wants to be expressed or shifted and do itIt all comes down to how we treat ourselves, and to love ourselvesSee the child in everyoneWho you become is why it mattersWhat is more important than your spiritual philosophy?Your story will become part of many other people’s storiesWhat you’ll learn:How Kyle went from Letterman to junkie on the streets to criminal in jailThe three spiritual truths he came to after detoxing for months in solitary prison, which helped him recover without rehabAbout the emotional strain of not knowing how long he would be imprisonedThe secret sauce that launched him from working at a call center to VP of a large companyWhy he walked away from his lucrative career How to face your inner criticWhat scares Kyle now, in this leg of his journeyWhy he wouldn’t change anything looking back; what’s truly importantThe power of your story and your truthMentioned on the podcast: https://kyledeanhouston.com/Patchwork Junkie: A True Story About Drugs, Prison & Surviving RedemptionThe Edgar Cayce Primer - Herbert PuryearTwelve Steps and Twelve Traditions - Alcoholics AnonymousLinks:FacebookInstagramTwitter

Kyle Meagher is an actor and artist from Ottawa, ON. Kyle has many projects in both industries, which include a role in 'Anne With an E' on Netflix and a visual album called 'Beats in a Bagel Shop'. In this episode we discuss: 1. Kyle's journey in acting and music 2. How Kyle balances two careers 3. The present and future of the acting and music industry now that we're settling into a new normal You can find Kyle at: @thekylemeagher, kylemeagher.com & Spotify Music Keep up with YCP content: @youngculturepodcast & youngculturepodcast.com

Kyle Dobbs has worked in the fitness industry for 15 years as a coach, educator, and leader. Three years ago he founded Compound Performance and has worked with hundreds of clients and coaches since. Originally from South West Missouri, he worked in Union Square, Manhattan for 10 years which has been a huge influence on his life and training. He currently lives with his wife and 2 children in Missouri. On This Episode: Living and Training in NYC The reason behind moving back to Missouri Movement prep, structure, function and the task we are asking of the human body “Task will determine what the structure should be.” Working with the individual you have in front of you “The stronger the person the stronger the compensation” How to work with your athletes by giving them a large enough stimulus for their bodies to overcome If you do not use it, you lose it All the courses are saying the same thing in different ways Working with “general population” Elite Athletes versus health Mechanics of powerlifting Making sure to remember as a coach that the human in front of you has their own goals Addressing problems in athletics before they need to be “fixed” The similarities between different learning systems, NASM, PRI, DNS, FRC etc. How Kyle moves his brain & body Contact Kyle Compound Performance ------------------------- Our Information: MOVE YOUR BB Instagram Aleena's Instagram Aleena's Website Meghan's Instagram Meghan's Website Email: moveyourBB@gmail.com **The information on this podcast is intended to educate and inform. It is not meant to be a substitute of advice from your physician or medical provider.

After 167 episodes, Kyle Shanahan finally returns for another appearance on the podcast. He talks about getting over the Super Bowl loss and preparing for a season unlike any other.(1:15) Fashion: Chris grills Kyle on his "look"(6:15) Career: What Kyle learned from his father, Jon Gruden, Monte Kiffin & other coaching mentors(17:00) Xs and Os: How he organizes his playbook for gameday to "crack the code"(22:15) Seattle scheme: Why Kyle prefers it for his defense(27:45) 2019 season: How Kyle knew his defense was elite way back in Training Camp, the impact of the Emmanuel Sanders trade, and Jimmy Garoppolo's improvement(35:40) Super Bowl LIV: How he got over the depression of the loss and if he's watched the game with the team yet(40:15) 2020 expectations: Is this year "Super Bowl or bust"?(43:20) Coaching: How Kyle builds his style on being honest to players(49:45) Jimmy Garoppolo: Why he's just getting started(53:15) 3rd & 15: At what point of the Super Bowl did Kyle say "Oh no"?(55:15) COVID-19: How Kyle is preparing for the season and why he's more optimistic since arriving to the facility(1:01:00) Preseason games: Why he's glad they were canceled this year

One of the reasons passive investors like multifamily syndications is to leverage the time and experience of seasoned operators. So how does a 21-year old become a multifamily syndicator, while still being a student at UC Davis? If anything, it shows that you can overcome any obstacle if you are willing to educate yourself, work diligently, and proactively address the challenges.    Kyle Marcotte was 21-years old when he completed his first multifamily syndication. He now has two deals under his belt, with 119 units, valued at $5.5MM. We discussed how he overcame his youth and lack of experience, how he built credibility, despite having no experience, how his father’s work ethic inspired him    Partner: Join Us for the Virtual Midwest Real Estate Networking Summit   Key Takeaways:    Hard work does not necessarily mean financial success, which he learned from his father (amazing story!) How Kyle mapped out his life Understanding the 5 layers of wealth:  1. Trading time for money (working hard).  2. Starting your own business.  3. Investing your money 4. Diversifying your investments.   5. Circulating capital  Money is circulated not exchanged  From a neurosurgeon student and athlete to wholesaling, Kyle immediately knew that multifamily was where he would gain more time flexibility and wealth The first strategic steps Kyle took to start in multifamily investing Utilizing meetups to break into real estate investing How Kyle began his multifamily syndication career with no experience at 20 years old Borrowing credibility: Building a strong team and how to delegate  The details of Kyle’s Louisville, KY deal  First deal surprises: Didn’t have a good investor questionnaire of where their money was coming from which is vital Nurturing investors during the deal process Key lesson learned: Always ask about the story of the property The second deal: Atlanta, GA. (good tenant laws)    Partner: Download our Sample Deal Package   Bullseye Tips:   Apparent Failure: Was working on a 9-unit deal in Austin, TX pre-Covid19, but didn’t buy it, which he is thankful for, as it would have been a headache had he done so.     Digital/Mobile Resource Slack    Most Recommended Book: Letters From A Stoic (Seneca)    Daily Habit: Meditation   Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out: People are just people no matter their “status” and shouldn’t be feared or idolized   Curious About: What’s going to happen to the economy and AI   Best Place to Grab a Bite in Austin, TX Rudy’s    Contact Kyle: Kyle Marcotte Instagram: @kylemarcotte9 Own Your Time Podcast  

Kyle Stanley helps people make money in real estate. He does this by hosting a podcast and youtube channel called Fearless Flipping. On these platforms, he shares his knowledge and experience of Airbnb and he interviews experts on strategies in real estate investments. Kyle has been doing Airbnb since 2015, and has been investing in real estate since January 2019. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Kyle got involved in real estate investing and in Airbnb, and how it completely transformed his life Why Airbnb is a great option for many investors, and how Airbnb can fall under three different categories What a “lease arbitrage” is and how it can allow you to sublease a property without having to deal with the unexpected expense of home repairs How the right systems can turn a lease arbitrage Airbnb deal into a fantastic source of passive income How Kyle and his team work with landlords to give them “the least amount of headache” and be their best tenant Why being strategic with your Airbnb plans can help your investment become recession-resistant Why it is important to cover your bases by considering properties that would also work as long-term rentals Why short-term rentals like Airbnb even work in “non-destination” cities, as long as there is a local need Why you should watch out for and potentially avoid cities that have no regulations around Airbnb and short-term rentals What support, partners and systems are in place to help Kyle streamline his business and save him time and money Kyle dispels common misconceptions around short-term rentals and Airbnb Resources: Website: www.nextbnbmillionaire.com and Use Coupon Code: smartrealestate20 Get a free 15 minute consultation: www.fearlessflipping.com/consultation Website: http://www.fearlessflipping.com/ Website: http://www.fearlessflipping.com/airbnbhost Podcast: www.fearlessflipping.com/category/fearless-flipping-podcast/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCBPF4xCAE8n_Aat4-U8K0zQ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-stanley-b0a4a487/ Additional resources: Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS/ Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC

How do you become a successful multifamily syndicator when you’re not old enough to order a beer? What does it take to overcome objections around being too young and too inexperienced—and raise more than half a million dollars in capital for your very first deal? What’s it like to achieve financial freedom before you turn 21? Kyle Marcotte is an entrepreneur and multifamily real estate investor with a 119-unit portfolio valued at $5.5M. He was a pre-med student and Division I soccer player at UC Davis when Kyle learned about the potential to generate passive income with real estate. At the age of 20, he raised $600K and closed on his first deal in just four months. Now, Kyle is on a mission to help others become financially free with multifamily investing—regardless of age or experience. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Kyle joins me to explain why he burned the boats and quit college to pursue real estate full time. He discusses how he got brokers and investors to take him seriously despite his lack of experience, sharing what gave him the confidence to keep moving forward through hundreds of no’s—until he finally got a YES. Listen in to understand why Kyle went for such a BIG first deal (a joint venture on 107 units!) and learn what he is doing now to build a personal brand and scale his multifamily syndication business. Key Takeaways What inspired Kyle to get into real estate Read Rich Dad Poor Dad, got educated about passive income Quit college to devote energy to multifamily How Kyle realized he had the personality of an entrepreneur Never able to accept being told what to do Always trying to figure out best way What financial freedom means to Kyle Cover expenses with cashflow, residual income Control over what day looks like How Kyle got investors to take him seriously at the age of 20 Own inexperience but sell on grit Deal pitch deck with multiple scenarios in story form The specifics of Kyle’s first joint venture deal 107-unit in Louisville (value-add play) Raised $600K of $1M for $4.5M purchase price Why Kyle kept going after hearing hundreds of no’s Burned boats and had no other option Commit to outcome, eventually someone says YES Why Kyle went after such a large first deal Need 75 units to achieve economies of scale Acquisition harder but affords more control of time long-term The nature of Kyle’s first joint venture partnership Partner focused on underwriting Kyle worked on raising capital How things changed for Kyle after his first deal Silenced critics, feeling of peace and ease Credibility with investors who see as phenom What Kyle is doing to build his investor base Serve as guest on podcast circuit Show up consistently on social media How gave Kyle the confidence to keep moving forward Relationship with higher power for guidance Voice inside stronger than outside resistance Connect with Kyle Marcotte Kyle’s Website Own Your Time with Kyle Marcotte Kyle on LinkedIn Kyle on Facebook Kyle on Instagram Resources Register for Deal Maker Live Join Michael’s Deal Maker Mastermind Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Join Michael’s Mentoring Program Michael’s Ultimate Guide to Buying Apartments with Private Money Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki Financial Freedom Summit The Miracle Equation: The Two Decisions That Move Your Biggest Goals from Possible, to Probably, to Inevitable by Hal Elrod Divi Mailchimp ActiveCampaign Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

How do you react to violence? Do you respond with even more violence or do you take a more loving approach?Kyle Kingsbury, one of Paul’s favorite people in the world, returns to discuss some of his favorite subjects, including meditation, plant medicines, awareness and the quality of time in this psychedelic Living 4D podcast.Learn more about Kyle on his website where you’ll find his latest ebook, Eat With The Kingsbury's Keto Cookbook, and on Instagram.Show NotesImplement new habits and practices deliberately, one at a time. (5:07)“Time is a form of wealth.” (17:18)Is our world experiencing a “psychedelic revival?” (27:41)Your psychedelic playlist. (44:50)“Some of the best meditation experiences you’ll ever experience are in a sauna or cold tub.” (52:52)How Kyle’s mental clarity benefited from following a ketogenic diet. (57:59)To Kyle, there are no “bad trips” on psychedelics. (1:04:42)What would love do when someone is trying to attack you with a shovel? (1:11:10)Is awareness by itself a loving thing? (1:16:33)ResourcesKyle’s podcast conversations with Paul, James Clear, Ramit Sethi, Alex and Allyson Grey, East Forest, Tero Isokauppila, Dr. Peter Attia, Duncan Trussell and Peter CroneAtomic Habits by James ClearThe Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do In Business and Life by Charles DuhiggI Will Teach You to Be Rich by Ramit SethiThe Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelic and Consciousness ResearchHave a Good Trip: Adventures in Psychedelics and Heal on NetflixJokerMore resources for this episode are available on our website.Thanks to our awesome sponsors: Organifi (save 20 percent on your purchase by using the code CHEK20 at checkout), Paleovalley (save 15 percent on your purchase by using the code chek15 at checkout), BiOptimizers (save 26 percent on the Upgraded Digestion package of products Paul uses by using the code CHEK10 at checkout and Cymbiotika (save 15 percent on your purchase when you use the code CHEK15 at checkout).

On this episode of The Artists of Data Science, we get a chance to hear from Kyle Polich, a computer scientist turned data skeptic. He has a wide array of interests and skills in A.I, machine learning, and statistics. These skills have made him a sought after consultant in the data science field. He is also the host of the very popular data podcast, Data Skeptic, which discusses topics related to data science all from the perspective of applying critical thinking and the scientific method to evaluate the veracity of claims and efficacy of approaches. In this episode, Kyle defines what a data skeptic is, and also goes on to give advice on how to communicate effectively with leaders and executives as a data scientist. Kyle brings a very unique perspective related to all things data, along with actionable advice! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN [00:11:49] Probabilistic data structures [00:15:19] How probabilitistic data structures will change the future [18:55] Is data science more of an art or science? [23:36] Advice for data scientists trapped in a perfectionist mindset [30:43] Important soft skills that you need to succeed [39:40] How to communicate your ideas with executives QUOTES [11:43] "…greatness is achieved by a commitment to your craft and pursuing it." [16:42] "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn't exist. That's what good data science does to me." [24:42] …"being able to fall down but get up fast is important." FIND KYLE ONLINE LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyle-polich-5047193/ Twitter:https://twitter.com/DataSkeptic Podcast:https://dataskeptic.com/ SHOW NOTES [00:03:01] How Kyle got into data science [00:05:20] What the heck is a data skeptic? [00:07:47] What do you think the next big thing in data science is going to be the next, say, two to five years. [00:11:04] How to be a great data scientist [00:11:49] Kyle gives us a primer on probabilistic data structures [00:15:19] How do you see probabilistic data structures impacting society in the next two to five years? [00:17:19] Data skeptic mission [00:18:39] Kyle answers the question - how do you view data science? Do you think it's more of the art or more science? [00:21:09] We talk about principles and methodologies as it related to art and science [00:21:52] Kyle shares his thoughts on the creative process in data science [00:23:22] Kyle shares his thoughts on being a perfectionist when you're working on a project [00:25:28] Do you have any tips for people who are coming from a non-technical background and they're coming up to these technical concepts face to face for the first time? [00:26:42] We talk about the importance of being a lifelong learner and Kyle shares some advice for aspiring data scientists out there who feel like they haven't learned enough yet to even consider breaking into the field. [00:28:47] What is your advice for data scientists who they feel like they've learned enough, and just don't even need to learn anything else to be successful? [00:30:27] We talk about the soft-skils that candidates should pick-up, and Kyle shares advice for people who are in their first data science roles. [00:31:03] Some insight into the purpose of your resume and how you should leverage that for your job search [00:34:17] We talk about the pursuit of certificates versus the achievement of self-directed learning projects [00:36:18] Tips on finding the right type of project to add to your portfolio [00:39:13] For those people a little further along in their career, Kyle shares tips on how to effectively communicate with executives [00:42:16] We talk about our shared love for Bill Murray [00:43:06] How you should respond when you come across job postings that look like they want the skills of an entire team rolled up into one person. [00:46:22] What's the one thing you want people to learn from your story? [00:47:19] The lightning round. Special Guest: Kyle Polich.

About Kyle Gray Kyle Gray is an entrepreneur and bestselling author who helps startups and small businesses grow with content marketing. He has helped hundreds of startups and small businesses create scalable content marketing strategies. He specializes in creating step-by-step processes and templates to automate and delegate. His book The Story Engine outlines his process for making content marketing and brand storytelling easy and effective. In this episode Virginia and Kyle discuss: Experts Blindness and How to Overcome It How Storytelling Draws in Customers The three elements that go into a good business story How Kyle helped tell the story for the professionals that helped him overcome his own health challenges. And more!  Key Takeaways: Experts, exactly because they’re experts, often become blind to the customer experience. Connect with how you’re Ordinary. Show Leadership with how you’re Extraordinary. Draw them in with why you care. Sometimes information is your enemy. We need to pick the right information and communicate it in line with our values. The key is to connect first and communicate second. A good story does both. Communicate in the context of a well-told story. The real magic is that once you are clear on your story, you can feel it in yourself.  How to reach Kyle: Connect with Kyle:   www.TheStoryEngine.co/process for the proprietary story process. Yes, that’s dot-C-O, not dot-com!                                     Contact Kyle through the Contact Page of the website.

Hey everybody! Welcome back to The Bolton Ebikes Podcast. I’m your host, Kyle Chittock, the owner of Bolton Ebikes and today I’m going to talk to you about security.   There is a particular YouTube video that I have thought about filming for quite some time. If you’ve listened to all of the podcast episodes, you may have heard me mention or reference this - but basically, one of the more common questions people ask about bicycles and ebikes specifically is “How do you keep them secure?” Ebikes are great! You can go so much further, you can travel with them, you can go to the store with them, you can run errands. But if you go to the store, the local library, or even in your driveway. How do you prevent the bike from being stolen? During this episode you’ll learn more about:  How Kyle secures his bike and makes sure 100% to guarantee it won’t get stolen.  What you can do if you don’t have your keys to your battery - but still need to get it off. And when that might be necessary.  The importance of using the key that comes with your bike to lock and unlock your battery.  What brand of ebikes uses a blank key on all of their ebikes.  What you can do to add additional peace of mind to secure your ebike beyond a good lock.  How to 100% guarantee that your ebike doesn’t get stolen when running a quick errand. Thank you so much for listening to The Bolton Ebikes podcast. I love all the reviews I get for the show. If you’ve been listening for a while and you have not left a review please do so. Don’t forget to leave me a lovely 5 star review, I do read every single one. If you want email notifications when new podcast episodes come out, make sure to go to ebikepodcast.com. If you’re looking for an ebike, go to Boltonebikes.com and check out The Bolton Ebikes YouTube channel for weekly videos on Thursdays.    Links from The Bolton Ebikes Podcast Get a Bolton Ebike or Check for Lock Options (Arriving Soon) https://www.boltonebikes.com Subscribe and watch more on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/boltonebikes?sub_confirmation=1 Like us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/boltonebikes Join the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/868947773245145/ I want to hear your stories about electric bikes. Want to be on the show? Submit your information and stories about your ebike adventures to the team at info@boltonebikes.com  Subscribe to the newsletter for updates and opportunities to win an electric bike here: http://ebikepodcast.com

This episode we're talking to actor, producer and all around great guy Kyle Hester! Tune into find out about independent cinema! How Kyle knew the Legendary Director John Frankenheimer! Lastly, lets hear how he ruined Easter for Chad... FOREVER!!!

Kyle Richardson is a Colorado-based professional runner and mountain athlete who is best known for his high-stakes, high-speed endurance feats in the Rocky Mountains. Over the past two years, Kyle has set several Fastest Known Time (“FKT”) records in the Colorado mountains—most notably on Boulder’s First and Third Flatirons, as well as the renowned LA Freeway route that stretches from Longs Peak to Arapahoe Peak. Away from his endurance feats, Kyle is a formally trained musician, and he composes original music for filmmakers and outdoor brands such as Black Diamond and La Sportiva. Born and raised in Austin, Texas, Kyle’s youth was defined by time in the outdoors with his family and a deep commitment to music and playing the drums. His love of the West’s wide-open spaces led him to college at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he began to realize his talent for endurance and moving quickly through the mountains. After several years of running and climbing throughout Colorado, he captured the attention of the endurance community with his record-setting time on the LA Freeway, a difficult and exposed route that combines running, scrambling, and rock climbing. Since then, he has earned sponsorships from major outdoor brands that have allowed him to pursue his adventures in the mountains with full focus and intensity. I met up with Kyle in Boulder, where we had a wide-ranging conversation about his passion for the mountains and music. We started by discussing his athletic career and some of the details around his fastest known times on well-known mountain routes. We also discussed Kyle’s love of the process of training—in both athletics and music—and how his commitment to preparation gives him the confidence to pursue challenging and sometimes dangerous goals. We discuss the common skills required to be great in both endurance sports and music, and Kyle talks about some of the mentors and heroes who have shaped his career. Kyle is a voracious reader, so we talk a lot about books, and Kyle reveals a very interesting personal tie to one of my favorite history books, "Empire of the Summer Moon." Kyle is humble and thoughtful, and it was a real pleasure getting to know him. Hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. --- Full episode notes: https://mountainandprairie.com/kyle-richardson/ --- TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:00 - How Kyle describes his athletic pursuits 6:00 - Kyle and Fastest Known Times (“FKT”) 10:30 - FKTs in the Boulder’s Flatirons 16:00 - Training routine 18:00 - Growing up in Texas 20:30 - Music and how it informs athletics 22:50 - Film scoring, composing, and music industry 26:30 - Heroes and mentors in the music world 28:00 - Drums, running, and excess energy as a kid 29:30 - When people began to take note of Kyles running 32:30 - Athletic mentors 38:30 - Artistic, cerebral aspects to mountain sports 39:30 - Assessing risk in the mountains 42:30 - Nature making you feel small 46:30 - Kyle’s parent’s support for his career 48:30 - Running goals for 2020 52:00 - Books he’s currently reading 54:15 - Favorite books about the West 56:00 - Limiting screens and social media 57:30 - Favorite location in the West 58:45 - Most powerful outdoor experience 1:00:25 - Parting words of wisdom ---- ABOUT MOUNTAIN & PRAIRIE: Mountain & Prairie Podcast Mountain & Prairie on Instagram Upcoming Events About Ed Roberson Support Mountain & Prairie  

Kyle graduated from NCAA DII Belmont Abbey College in 2014 where he was a pitcher. He spent 3 years working as the Pitching and Strength Coordinator at Diamond Sports Training Center in Sumner, WA before taking a job as a Throwing and Strength Trainer at Driveline Baseball in February of 2017. In the Summer of 2017, he transitioned to a full time Strength Trainer and was named the Lead Strength Trainer in February of 2018. In 2019 he took the Director of Athletic Performance role at CSU Northridge, and recently transitioned back into the private sector.Show Highlights:— Kyle‘s journey to playing college baseball and how his desire to throw harder led him to the weightroom.— How Kyle ended up in the strength and conditioning field after college.— The study habits and hands on experience that led to Kyle’s early success in the field and the influences that helped shape his training philosophy.— How Kyle ended up at Driveline baseball after previously despising them! — The team of “rejects” that banded together to create the environment at Driveline, and how it’s currently transforming the game of baseball.— Finding the approach and mentally to training that best suites you and not mimicking someone else.— How to be effective coaching a wide variety of athletes with different personalities, and digging enough to understand each athlete’s true motivations.— How healthy competition between coaches at Driveline fueled everyone to become better daily and ultimately set them up to get collegiate and MLB jobs.— Surrounding yourself with people who challenge your thoughts and ideas to help you become better.— The deeper impact you can make as a coach.— How Kyle evaluates potential career changes.— Kyle’s experience moving from the private sector to the collegiate setting.— Building relationships.— Kyle’s advice to his younger self.Find more info about Kyle Rogers:InstagramTwitter FOLLOW US:⚡️Hyperthrive Athletics:InstagramFacebookYouTube

Harvard Business School Professor Clayton M. Christensen died on January 23, 2020, and he left a remarkable legacy. He was a monumental figure in both the business and academic worlds, as well as in the Latter-day Saint community. He was the father of five children and author of at least eleven books. But to those who knew him, Clay wasn’t just a thought leader or a world-renowned professor or an influential Church member — he was a mentor, confidant, and friend unlike any other.In this episode, we spoke with Efosa Ojomo, Kyle Welch, and Barbara Morgan Gardner to share thoughts and memories of Clay.Efosa first met Clay during his time as an MBA student at Harvard. Along with Karen Dillon, Fos was the co-author of Clay’s final published book, The Prosperity Paradox. Next, we talked to Kyle Welch, a Professor in the business school at George Washington University. Kyle became close with Clay well during his time at Harvard as a doctoral student from 2009 to 2014. Our final interview is with Barbara Morgan Gardner, a Professor at Brigham Young University, and author of the book The Priesthood Power of Women. She got to know Clay when she did post-doctoral work at Harvard and as she served as an Institute Director in Boston.00:57 How Efosa met Clay11:42 How did Clay share his faith?22:25 How Kyle met Clay30:36 Kyle’s favorite stories from Clay34:30 How Barbara met Clay42:47 Clay’s lasting impact