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How to restore YOUR POWER! ♠ How to subvert authority without going to jail ♠ How Larry sabotaged communications at his school (and drove the Dean insane) ♠ Why Squirrel Nutkin should be your role model ♠ How One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest would be re-made today ♠ Why do people ass-kiss authority-figures? ♠ Feeling powerless? You won't be after this episode!

The CRUCIAL follow-up question to 'how did I get here?'▲ Larry battles a UFO when his wife goes into labor ▲ Does anyone really have their life together?▲ How to escape a job/career you hate ▲ How Larry almost became a lawyer ▲ If you're unsure at a crossroads (or even past one) this is your episode!

Today's guest is Dr. Larry Senn, PhD, a pioneer in the field of corporate culture. He founded Senn Delaney as a culture shaping firm back in 1978, based on his principle that organizations become shadows of their leaders. Larry works with CEO teams and organizations from top to bottom to create the behaviors needed to support strategies and enhance business results.  And he was recently named “The Father of Corporate Culture” by CEO Forum magazine.  Larry is also author of The Mood Elevator: Take Charge of Your Feelings, Become a Better You (https://amzn.to/2Us1clM), which is a way of exploring your moods, and resetting them. One way that Larry resets his mood? By listening to music! We love how Larry uses music as a way of motivating and resetting the mood and we talk to Larry about his personal music choices. Doing things that quieten your mind and becoming more peaceful, is one of Larry's Mood Elevator tools to help change your perspective.  The purpose in Larry's life has always been to help people live their best version of themselves: mentally, emotionally, physically and spiritually. He also believes that to be a good leader, you first have to take care of yourself. And he certainly practices what he preaches! Larry runs regularly to keep his body physically fit and enjoys competing in triathlons and bodyboarding with his son. We have edited this episode in a slightly different style. Instead of the normal format of discussing the interview in our Grooving Session at the end of the show, Kurt and Tim pause the interview throughout and take a few minutes to highlight some of Larry's key take-away points. Let us know if you enjoyed this different format on Twitter @behavioralgroov or drop us an email at info@behavioralgrooves.com.  Topics We Discuss with Larry Senn (3:48) Welcome and speed round questions (5:14) Why is Larry fascinated by peak human performance? (8:10) Can you engineer an epiphany?   (13:27) How Larry was influenced by Kurt Lewin's organizational behavior work (16:05) Influencing cultural change in large organizations (19:28) The power of purpose (20:48) What is The Mood Elevator? (27:47) Why Larry keeps a gratitude journal (35:08) How to start a gratitude journal (38:10) How Larry cares for his physical and mental wellbeing (41:43) Owning your feelings (44:25) What are the biggest challenges facing corporate culture? (51:27) How Larry lifts his mood with music Links Larry Senn https://www.senndelaney.com/01_larry_senn.html  Larry Senn, The Mood Elevator: Take Charge of Your Feelings, Become a Better You https://amzn.to/2Us1clM  On YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBZD_fKz4i08JczrN5FFelQ  Kurt Lewin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_Lewin  Martin Seligman https://ppc.sas.upenn.edu/people/martin-ep-seligman  Episode 220: How Do You Become Influential? Jon Levy Reveals His Surprising Secrets https://behavioralgrooves.com/episode/how-to-be-influential-jon-levy/ Hanlon's razor https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor  Episode 226: The Power Of Unity: Robert Cialdini Expands His Best Selling Book Influence https://behavioralgrooves.com/episode/cialdini-unity-in-influence/ Peter Drucker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Drucker  Malcolm Gladwell; The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference https://amzn.to/3qmhpF6  Episode 222: How Delusions Can Actually Be Useful: Shankar Vedantam Reveals How https://behavioralgrooves.com/episode/shankar-vedantam-useful-delusions/ Musical Links Cat Stevens “Where Do The Children Play” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXxcMw5PTDg  The Cab “Endlessly” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WoWXANu5Rts  Stress Relief, Deep Relaxation Music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=58ZNeCS05lI  Aretha Franklin “Respect” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6FOUqQt3Kg0 

Larry Rothstein has been in the marketing and advertising business for 38 years, since 1983. He is the founder and CEO of Source Communication. Larry's energy, spirited hands-on approach, and commitment to professionalism inspire a staff of 50-plus specialists serving clients that include Amtrak, Nikon USA, Sbarro, MCI, McDonald's, and Jewish National Fund. Things we touched on the Podcast: - How the industry has changed over time and how it has specially changed in the last two years because of COVID - Larry's approach to advertising (one that combines traditional and digital for better results) - How Larry evaluates the success of their sports media campaigns - How Larry sees the way Sports do marketing change in a post-COVID market - What makes athlete endorsement so powerful for brands Connect with Larry on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larry-rothstein-6884071/ Check out Source Communication: https://www.sourcead.com/ --- Marti Sanchez is a world-citizen entrepreneur who loves to write about himself in third person. Listen as I invite world-leading CEOs, business leaders, and special guests to get brutally honest about everything from current events to untold, raw stories. This unfiltered, hilarious, and surprising podcast is like Forbes but with cuss words. Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Marti__Sanchez LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/itsmartisanchez/

Why you should ignore New Year's Eve/Day ▲ What the fear merchants are trying to sell you ▲ The way idiots think about New Years ▲ The brutal truth about the New Year holiday (it will set you free) ▲ How Larry finally got his fantasy New Year's Eve party ▲ The monster that lived in Larry's closet ▲ What made 5 year-old Larry puke on New Year's Eve? ▲ A Happy New Year is impossible unless you hear this episode!

If you stick with something, openings and opportunities will eventually present themselves. In this special episode, Larry introduces his theme song and the reasons why he chose it. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:33] Fight for what you set your mind to. [5:17] How Larry’s brother got the opportunity. [10:50] The highlights.

Jordan Harbinger Show Podcast Notes Key Takeaways What store owners can do to prevent robberiesPut a double way mirrorPut a sign saying that there’s a 24/7 offsite video monitoringDon’t put outside displays that prevent to see what’s going on in the store from outsideAvoid excessive routine to prevent robbers from studying youAvoid receiving deliveries every day at the same timeAvoid parking in the same spot every dayLarry Lawton is disheartened by how the prison system ruins young people’s livesThey should be accountable for the crimes they committedBut he often sees people’s lives totally ruinedSome kids go to juvenile detention when they’re 16 and stay in jail until they’re in their 30sRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgLarry Lawton (@LawrenceRLawton) stole over $18m in diamonds and spent 11 years in some of the toughest federal prisons in the country. He works with The Reality Check Program to keep youth out of trouble that would land them in prison, and is the co-author of Gangster Redemption: How America's Most Notorious Jewel Robber Got Rich, Got Caught, and Got His Life Back on Track. This is part one of a two-part episode. Stay tuned for the rest later in the week! What We Discuss with Larry Lawton: How young Larry fattened his wallet with $125 a week in 1972 (equivalent to over $750 a week today) with various scams, thefts, and hustles. How Larry wound up getting into the jewelry robbery game, and what he did to maintain control over the situation when he had a gun pulled on him his first time out. Why Larry spent over $10,000 to get a professional education in the jewelry trade when he decided this would be the focus of his criminal career. How a business owner can ensure their place isn't the one chosen when a potential robber is casing businesses in search of an easy target. How Larry would plan and execute a heist when he was a career criminal, and what he would do afterward to hide his trail from the inevitable investigation. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/432 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Jordan Harbinger Show Podcast Notes Key Takeaways What store owners can do to prevent robberiesPut a double way mirrorPut a sign saying that there’s a 24/7 offsite video monitoringDon’t put outside displays that prevent to see what’s going on in the store from outsideAvoid excessive routine to prevent robbers from studying youAvoid receiving deliveries every day at the same timeAvoid parking in the same spot every dayLarry Lawton is disheartened by how the prison system ruins young people’s livesThey should be accountable for the crimes they committedBut he often sees people’s lives totally ruinedSome kids go to juvenile detention when they’re 16 and stay in jail until they’re in their 30sRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgLarry Lawton (@LawrenceRLawton) stole over $18m in diamonds and spent 11 years in some of the toughest federal prisons in the country. He works with The Reality Check Program to keep youth out of trouble that would land them in prison, and is the co-author of Gangster Redemption: How America's Most Notorious Jewel Robber Got Rich, Got Caught, and Got His Life Back on Track. This is part one of a two-part episode. Stay tuned for the rest later in the week! What We Discuss with Larry Lawton: How young Larry fattened his wallet with $125 a week in 1972 (equivalent to over $750 a week today) with various scams, thefts, and hustles. How Larry wound up getting into the jewelry robbery game, and what he did to maintain control over the situation when he had a gun pulled on him his first time out. Why Larry spent over $10,000 to get a professional education in the jewelry trade when he decided this would be the focus of his criminal career. How a business owner can ensure their place isn't the one chosen when a potential robber is casing businesses in search of an easy target. How Larry would plan and execute a heist when he was a career criminal, and what he would do afterward to hide his trail from the inevitable investigation. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/432 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Larry Lawton (@LawrenceRLawton) stole over $18m in diamonds and spent 11 years in some of the toughest federal prisons in the country. He works with The Reality Check Program to keep youth out of trouble that would land them in prison, and is the co-author of Gangster Redemption: How America's Most Notorious Jewel Robber Got Rich, Got Caught, and Got His Life Back on Track. This is part one of a two-part episode. Stay tuned for the rest later in the week! What We Discuss with Larry Lawton: How young Larry fattened his wallet with $125 a week in 1972 (equivalent to over $750 a week today) with various scams, thefts, and hustles. How Larry wound up getting into the jewelry robbery game, and what he did to maintain control over the situation when he had a gun pulled on him his first time out. Why Larry spent over $10,000 to get a professional education in the jewelry trade when he decided this would be the focus of his criminal career. How a business owner can ensure their place isn't the one chosen when a potential robber is casing businesses in search of an easy target. How Larry would plan and execute a heist when he was a career criminal, and what he would do afterward to hide his trail from the inevitable investigation. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/432 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Why Commies need morons▲ Wall St. billionaires predict civil war ▲ The moronic catch phrase "journos" will be parroting ▲ Stupid people and their "magical thinking" ▲ How Larry almost killed himself with Nestle's Quik ▲ Why imbeciles think they can tame wild animals ▲ Feeling uncertain about your future? This is YOUR episode!

The 4-word weight-loss program that ALWAYS works ■ Secrets to sticking with a diet ■ Is obesity a disease? ■ Two words that help you meet any challenge ■ What the world says when you tell it F.U. ■ How Larry's 5th grade teacher got to be a 1/4 ton man ■ The TRUE cause of obesity nobody mentions ■ If you want to lose weight - or muscle up - this is your episode!

Welcome to the latest GameKeeper Podcast. On this episode, Larry Burns of Foxworthy Farms gets us caught up with his banana loving dog Bogey, and how they’re preparing for his first dove season. Also the GameKeeper crew discuss why bucks crave salt and explain why brassica’s (the backbone of BioLogic blends) are one of our favorite selections to plant. · Dove season opener· Our favorite way to cook and eat doves· How Larry has prepared Bogey for his first dove season· Whitetail camera surveys and why we use BioRock· Brassica breakdown and why we love ‘em Other ways to listen to the GameKeeper Podcast:GameKeeper App | Apple Podcast | Spotify | Sticher | Google Podcast Stay Informed: http://www.gamekeepersclub.comStay connected: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YouTubeSupport the show (https://subscribe.gamekeepersclub.com/)

(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) When you want to move ahead, you have to understand where it is you’re starting from. In this insightful episode, Larry has another conversation with self-made legend, Larry Stephens, about what a goal review is and why they should be a part of your year. Learn if you’re truly “stretching” for yourself and your company, what that means, and endless other ways you can ensure you continue to move forward. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [3:51] How Larry handles his personal goal reviews. [11:16] Stretching for yourself and your team. [17:24] Using self-evaluation to reenergize.

(This episode was recorded during the US outbreak of COVID-19.) Creating success is always a triumph but a true leader has to understand how to make that success multiply, and make it last! In this episode, learn how entrepreneur Larry Stephens went from a six-person startup to leading hundreds to success. This success wasn’t built alone though—Larry shares how developing a large network of dependable friends and associates has been such a factor in his ascent to the top. TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [2:02] The role that your “circle” plays in multiplying success. [7:40] Larry’s small start-up. [11:51] How Larry unknowingly became an influencer.

- Discuss TORHS Nationals coming and the pro division - How Larry and George got started in Roller - TORHS Memories - Where Larry and George are at in there careers - We discuss what's going on in the world with Social Injustice with them and also talk about what it's like being one of the few Black people in the the sport. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rollerdadnews/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rollerdadnews/support

Welcome to Mind Your Own Business, the podcast that helps photographers improve their business and their lives! Today, we chat with pro photographer, trainer, and podcaster Larry Becker about how to look (and sound!) your best when on camera. We discuss: How Larry got his start in the industry His new book, Great On Camera Practical tips to get better audio Why eye contact is so important when creating video Lighting tips you can immediately use when creating video Wardrobe tips Equipment recommendations Tips on connecting with your audience while recording Tips on building your audience Advice for those new to creating video You can find his book at: https://greatoncamera.com/being-great-on-camera/ Larry can be found at: https://larrybecker.tv/ https://soundcloud.com/photofocus/mind-your-own-business-larry-becker-discusses-how-to-look-great-on-camera Be sure to let us know if you have any thoughts or questions in the comments section. We do our best to answer all questions in a timely manner. You can be the next guest on our podcast Do you have an idea for a topic or want to hear from your favorite photographer or influencer in our industry? Send an email to skip@mei500.com or chamira@photofocus.com, with the subject line MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS IDEA. Then write a brief description of your topic or idea. If you are recommending someone, please include their name, contact information and state if you would like to be a guest host. Thanks for listening! Don’t forget to share this episode with your friends. You can also listen on iTunes; we’d love it if you could post a review!

Comedian Larry Beyah joins Pat. How Larry's love for Trump ruined his relationship, how Bon Jovi mended hearts and dissolved racism, and so much more. Check out Larry's podcast Let's Get Loud.  Join the Pat Oates podcast on Patreon. You get episodes in advance, bonus shows, skits and more. Tons of content for as little as $3 a month

Is timing everything? ▲ What if Weinstein and Epstein had waited until the Corona panic – would anyone have cared?▲ The 5-minute delayed call that changed everything for Larry ▲ How Larry re-created the Scottish moors in his living room ▲ Can you over-think a decision? ▲ Leave you luggage at home, this time trip is clothing-optional!

Here's what's on deck for this week's episode of LRP: - What is this podcast about ? We're kinda a picker's dream. - Brian tricks Larry into asking him about his weekend. - Brian absolutely destroy's the Blues Brothers Live concert - What's going on in Mt. Pleasant lately? - We agree to quit the podcast if you buy us enough beer. - Brian invents a new Grand Rapid's Bike and Brewery Tour - Larry and Brian break down how to look sexy as hell in your bibs - Tips for getting back in shape after the rough days of winter - Chinese food life hacks - THE EPIC MILK DEBATE of 2020. - Larry and Brian breakdown mountain bike tire size theory - How Larry got fired from his first job - Short's Brewing Huma Lupa Review. Follow us on the internet. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/localroots/support

Is this the end, and if so, how you can enjoy it! ▲ Why Indonesia is smarter than USA ▲ How Corona virus will re-define heroes and crises ▲ How Corona virus and Google have revealed where the dumbest Americans live ▲ Larry’s jungle encounter with the world’s biggest rat ▲ The sailors who should not sail ▲ How the “honor system” may destroy us all ▲ How Larry’s fishing skills fed an entire cruise ship! ▲ All this and more in this infectious episode!

This week on the podcast, the Getting Smart team is talking about the past and future of EdTech with Larry Berger!   After his Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford University, Larry Berger served as a Whitehouse Fellow working on educational technology at NASA. In 2000, he co-founded Wireless Generation, an early leader in reading assessment. After being acquired in 2010, the company then became Amplify. And just five years ago, after a spinout, the company became a leader in digital K-8 English, math, and science curriculum.   Tune in as Larry describes the history and the future of education technology, shares the mission and the work that they’re doing at Amplify, and highlights many of the important factors in EdTech today!   Key Takeaways: [:07] About today’s episode. [:43] Tom Vander Ark welcomes Larry Berger to the podcast. [:51] Larry speaks about why he studied English at Yale University. [1:21] Larry shares how he is still involved in poetry to this day. [1:55] Larry speaks a bit about his favorite poems and poets. [2:29] Fastforward to the origin story of Wireless Generation, Larry speaks about what his inspiration was for his career in EdTech. [4:05] Tom and Larry paint a picture of what EdTech looked like around the time he started his company, Wireless Generation. [5:37] Larry speaks about the initial ideas that inspired the creation of Wireless Generation. [9:40] How Larry and his co-founder financed the growth of the company and got it off the ground. [12:20] Would it be correct to say that Wireless Generation quickly became a leader in formative assessment in the early 2000s? [15:18] Fastforward to 2010, Larry speaks about an offer that they couldn’t refuse as a company. [17:31] How the acquisition afforded Wireless Generation to be able to conduct research and development at an entirely new level. [19:11] About Wireless Generation’s pivot to digital. [20:12] Larry speaks about the transition from Wireless Generation to Amplify. [22:53] Larry gives his thoughts on the EdTech landscape today and the shift from print to digital. [28:33] Larry gives his take on those who feel that learner experience is the core design principle. [30:05] Larry speaks about what it is that he does these days at Amplify! [32:35] What’s on the roadmap for Amplify in the next year or two? [35:45] Tom tests Larry with an impossibly difficult lightning round of questions! [43:44] Tom thanks Larry for all the work he’s doing and for joining the Getting Smart podcast!   Mentioned in This Episode: Larry Berger Wireless Generation Amplify Poets.org Apple Classrooms of Tomorrow Accelerated Reader Qualcomm Irwin Jacobs News Corp Emerson Collective Getting Smart Ep. 239: “Jo Boaler on the Limitless Mind and Learning Math That Matters” Google Classroom   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include ‘Podcast’ in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!

Connect with Larry on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larrybriski West Monroe Partners (WMP): https://www.westmonroepartners.com WMP Careers: https://www.acceptthechallenge.com Timestamps: 00:40 - Indiana University and choosing a major 02:11 - Joining Deloitte out of college and initial career growth 04:42 - Getting an MBA and transition to independent consulting 06:22 - How Larry met his business partners and built their consulting firm, Invoyent 09:39 - The strength of the business partners at Invoyent 11:30 - Hiring, training, and culture at Invoyent 16:03 - Challenges of building a company at age 28 and evolving as a leader 20:00 - Rapid growth and Invoyent being acquired by West Monroe Partners (WMP) 24:41 - Larry’s role at WMP and what they do in healthcare 27:20 - Culture at WMP and its alignment with Invoyent 28:57 - People development and career growth at WMP 32:13 - Advice for young professionals looking to grow their career rapidly 33:46 - Mentorship and how Larry invests in people 38:48 - Owning your career in consulting 40:25 - Advice for college students and how to approach their education 42:54 - Connecting with Larry and West Monroe Partners Learn more about Project Violet at https://www.projectviolet.com

Jordan Hamm opens up with the return of Larry Fitzgerald to the Arizona Cardinals! How Larry changes and leads the Cardinals into Kliff Kingsbury's first NFL offseason. Jordan also goes over the current recruiting state of both UArizona and Arizona State as the 2020 season starts closing in. FOX Sports College Football Analyst, Brock Huard (18:09 on podcast), joins Brad to discuss the PAC-12, the state of ASU and UArizona and much more. Devon Henry also hops in talking about the Chili Bowl Nationals and a variety of changes coming in NASCAR.

Hitch a ride with Larry in his Christmas Time Machine ♦ Meet Larry’s Magic Blue Star ♦ 39-18-33 = Barbie’s measurements = Larry’s first pointy crush ♦ Why knives can be better than guns ♦ Larry’s secret Christmas place you’ll never want to leave ♦ How Larry vandalized the family Christmas tree and got away with it ♦ Don’t do Christmas without this episode!

Does the US tax system favor the rich? ... Why spending is more equally distributed than wealth ... How Larry makes his calculations ... How billionaires can avoid paying taxes ... Larry: We should tax consumption instead of income or wealth ... Larry critiques Andrew Yang's universal basic income plan ... Should Trump get credit for a good economy? ...

Joining me today was Larry Little. You may not know who he is, but Larry is one of many people working behind the scenes to keep the doors of your dealership swinging. I think it's important for dealership folks to understand that they do have a network of people working on their behalf to help their business stay healthy. How? Larry is with the Motorcycle Industry Council (MIC) - who works on things that those of us working IN the powersports retail side of the business don't always have time to do, like ... determine what motorcycle consumers want from us as well as what consumers that didn't know they want to be a motorcyclist; want. Yes, new MIC research has determined that there is a certain culture code that can be used to find people with a propensity to become motorcyclists. He admits this is a long term play but the insights in that are huge starting with you reading this, TODAY. There is a lot more to come as I got Larry on to talk about this early in their roll out. Heck, they haven't even named the initiative yet. So please be sure you watch www.mic.org for updates on that. What can you do today? Well, maybe re-examine how well you are tapping into your local area/regional culture of not just current customers - but WOULD-BE customers. Remember, we now know that as many as 8% of U.S. households have a motorcycle in their garage. Are you seeing that percentage of your local population in your store? Is your location sitting in the middle of a certain subset of the population that you don't include in your message? If so, they are probably having a hard time seeing themselves within your message and that could be setting a hurdle that you hadn't anticipated. As a realtor prepares a house for sale so that the vision is easier for the prospective buyer to see the result of their problem being solved - a "staged" house shown is a home that is ready to live in. If you have - as Larry mentions - just old white guys like him or I in your messaging, it may be harder for all the NON-old white guys to easily see themselves a part of it. I am not saying to pander, I'd never recommend that as it is immediately and obviously disingenuous and will work against you in the fastest way. What I am saying is that you need to look at who your current and prospective customers are and be sure your messaging speaks to them as a LIFEstyle they can see fitting into their LIFE. This is a much deeper conversation but I'm honored that Larry took some time to share the scratched surface with me. My call to action for all my listeners is to: 1) follow the MIC now and be informed about coming initiatives like the one mentioned above 2) email them your insights or feedback at: newriders@mic.org 3) look at your current messaging to your local population to see if it fits to them Lastly, share this message and podcast episode. The podcast continues to grow and I'm so thankful to all of you who have shared it. It is a labor of love for me that I only do in my off work hours. I have spent no money promoting the podcast so it's a slow road and that is ok by me. I'm here for the long run. The Dealership fiXit podcast exists to tap dealers into high performance ideas! Contact me here: dealershipfixit@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dealershipfixit/message

In the first episode of MovieMaker Interviews, "Dolemite Is My Name" screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski tell us how they went from college roommates to masters of the biopic. They walk us through their writing process, from research to cards to first draft, then get into specifics about "Ed Wood," "The People vs. Larry Flynt," "Man on the Moon," "Big Eyes," "The People vs. O.J. Simpson," and finally "Dolemite Is My Name." Jokes are told. Mel Brooks calls. And we learn the "Dolemite" line that came indirectly from Dave Chappelle.Here are some highlights, with timestamps:1:12: Interview begins.1:48: Scott and Larry praise the genre films of Herschell Gordon Lewis.2:35: Shout out to Los Angeles' Nuart and New Beverly theaters.3:22: How Larry started gaming Scott from the first day they met.4:19: Scott explains his and Larry's obsession with "indie genre cult movies."8:20: Who types, and who sits on the couch.12:06: Scott and Larry explain the importance of funny voices in their process.13:50: Rights.14:13: Diving into "Ed Wood."14:50: Meeting Larry Flynt.15:30: Working with Margaret Keane on "Big Eyes."15:58: Being journalists to research Andy Kaufman for "Man on the Moon."17:30: How "People v. OJ Simpson" was unique21:30: How Dave Chappelle contributed a scene to "Dolemite Is My Name"24:57: Mel Brooks calls27:30: A fantastic Village People story30:18: Scott and Larry's advice to screenwriters34:30: The crossover between Quentin Tarantino's "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" and "Dolemite Is My Name" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Surefire sabotage methods anyone can use ▲ Sabotage movies you can learn from ▲ Is sabotage sexy? ▲ How Larry (at age 7!) drove a nun insane and never got caught ▲ What does sabotage really mean? ▲ Sabotage – the equalizing resource of the powerless ▲ What are “co-bots” and why should you destroy them? ▲ Why your workplace needs some sabotage

Discover how a glance through a telescope can change your existence ▲ The roller coaster ride to enlightenment ▲ Which horse should you be riding on life’s carousel? ▲ The unknown NYC park that kicks Central Park’s ass ▲ Why slingshots are still great weapons ▲ How Larry drove a car – at age 7 ▲ All this and more in this soon to be classic episode!

0:00-1:15- INTRODUCTION! (UNREAL INTRO BY NATER!) 1:16-3:04 Introducing the two guests for the show! 5:15-9:30- How Larry and Katz got started playing hockey 9:40-13:39- 15:00- What it was like playing with someone from 16U through four years of college? 12:45- 13:39- The time Larry went to Katz's High School hockey game to recurit him 15:20-21:53- Why you should not just jump team to team and chase championships! 21:53-23:45- What does it mean to be coach able? 23:54-28:02- How do you adapt to a different role on a new team? 35:00-39:00- How college has shaped you to be who you are today? 39:08-46:00- How is youth sports beneficial for kids and why? 46:45-50:00- Are we putting too much pressure on kids or are we coddling them? 51:00-52:15 Are professional athletes getting handed contracts without any effort? 52:25-56:50- Some NHL, Flyers, Rangers talk... 56:58-59:30-- One person you looked up to and why? 59:30-END- Little bit of chitter chatter, some tummy sticks and the see ya later! DON'T FORGET!!! If you like the show so far head to iTunes and leave a review! Go to iTunes, leave a review and send me a screenshot to recieve a FREE Lead By Example Hockey Training button. Social media accounts to follow me on! Podcast: Lead By Example Hockey Training Podcast Instagram: @leadbyexamplehockey Twitter: @lbxhckytraining YouTube: JJ Santagata Wesbite: www.lbxhockeytraining.com Email: lbxhockeytraining@yahoo.com

In today's episode, Larry Winget, the pitbull of personal development, is joining us. Larry has written great books and traveled around the world teaching people about taking responsibility and having accountability in developing ourselves.    Larry and Tim talk about things that may come across as controversial and shake up expectations but will definitely bring clarity and are truly powerful principles with regards to achieving success.    Let’s listen to this episode now and get a different yet very good perspective on personal development and commitment to reaching your goals.   Quotes:   "I do believe that we all teach what we need most to learn." - Larry Winget   “You don’t think your way to success, you work your way to success.” - Larry Winget   “I’m always attacking behaviour, never people. And so, I am quick to draw on things around actions versus personnel.” - Larry Winget   “If we don’t allow people to feel the consequences to their stupidity, then their stupidity will continue because consequences guide behavior.” - Larry Winget Mentions:   https://www.facebook.com/TimShurr/  https://mesmerizingleadership.com/  Shut Up, Stop Whining, And Get A Life, by Larry Winget Grow A Pair, by Larry Winget https://www.larrywinget.com/ Real Man Podcast   Show Notes:   (00:37) Greetings and Introduction of Larry Winget (01:53) How Larry started (05:23) The collapse of core values in society (08:41) Taking responsibility for the change to happen (10:01) Pain can launch you into a better future (14:41) Being more honest from the start (17:25) “You” changed you life (22:23) Staying true to what you believe (24:33) Be more authentic earlier (26:29) Never attack people (27:49) There are no excuses (30:28) Own it and get your stuff together   Make Your Day A Shurr! Success

Newest manufactured fear: death by robots? ■ Which anxiety-taming drug are you on? ■ How Larry’s grandfather lived anxiety - free for 8 decades ■ The difference between anxiety and fear ■ Anxiety – the new normal? ■ Fake news, fake anxieties, fake fixes ■ All that and more, in this nail-biting episode, plus, a preview of Bonus Episode #30!

A “Home Equity Conversion Mortgage” (HECM) is a type of loan designed for people aged 62 or older that allows them to buy a primary residence by making just one down payment and no additional mortgage payments for the rest of their lives.  We know how this loan program benefits buyers, but what about Realtors? That’s the question my friend and associate Larry Reed and I will answer today.  Follow along in the video above to see our full conversation recapping how this program benefits buyer and how Realtors can use it to better service their clients. Once again, I’ve provided timestamps so you can skip ahead to various sections at your leisure: 1:21—What a buyer would pay with an HECM if they bought a $300,000 house1:54—The opportunities the HECM opens up for your customers 2:40—A story from one of Larry’s own buyer clients 3:26—Another example of how much buyers can save with an HECM4:34—How Larry himself used this program to buy his current beachfront home6:15—A tidbit explaining how Realtors get paid when buyers use an HECM8:12—Additional ways this program helps Realtors 10:04—Wrapping things up If you’d like to know more about the HECM program and how it can benefit you, you can email Larry Reed at lreed@rfslends.com or give him a call at (803) 269-1053.  Stay tuned for a video on how HECM can benefit your buyers up next! If you have any questions for me or there’s anything else I can help you with, feel free to call or email me anytime. I’d love to help you.

How Larry was mind-controlled – multiple times! ◘ Turn on, tune in, drop out ◘ Operation Midnight Climax – Govt. sponsored sex, drugs and suicide ◘ Did Bill Cosby learn his doping techniques from the CIA? ◘ The CIA’s dancing dogs ◘ What do Jack Ruby and the Las Vegas shooter have in common? ◘ The Sheriff who became an FBI zombie ◘ All this and more in this drug-soaked, mind-bending episode!

Welcome back to another episode of Pave The Way! Today I bring on one of my first mentors and highly successful investor Larry Friedman from SDF Capital. Larry has an interesting background beginning in accounting and taking him into his first business that took off. Today you will learn the following -How Larry got Started-Larry's first businesses story ( the rise and fall)-What does Larry do today in Real Estate-Best Deal Ever-Worst Deal Ever-Rehabbing Tips for Investors-Much More! Contact information for Larry larry@sdfcapitalllc.comsdfcapital.com

Welcome back to another episode of the Pave The Way!   Today I have a great friend and mentor Larry Higgins from Skip Genie.     Today on the show Larry and I will get into the following      -How Larry got started in Real  Estate -What got Larry interested in the Skip Tracing marketing method -Larry’s best deal Ever -Why Skip Tracing can be a very very profitable way to get some of the best deals -Larry’s success habits         Contact Information      Skipgenie.com   larry@skipgenie.com   Resolute House Buyers LLC

6 reasons everyone is pissed off ▲ Easy ways to decompress ▲ How life is starting to resemble prison ▲ What happens when we’re overcrowded? ▲ Why anger management is a load of crap ▲ How and why corporations are deliberately triggering you ▲ How Larry gets triggered at supermarket deli departments ▲ Why L.A. is still better than N.Y. ( but they both suck) ▲ Are we all becoming Frank Booth?

Listen on —> iTunes Listen on —> SoundCloud Topics: 1. How Larry learned to Trade Options 2. Technical Analysis for Options Strategies 3. E-mini S&P Straddle Trade Example 4. Reasons to trade multi-leg Option Spreads 5. When to Buy Puts 6. When to Buy Calls Guest: Larry McMillan President McMillan Analysis Corporation Record Date: 4/16/19 Rapid Fire: […]

Listen on —> iTunes Listen on —> SoundCloud Topics: 1. How Larry learned to Trade Options 2. Technical Analysis for Options Strategies 3. E-mini S&P Straddle Trade Example 4. Reasons to trade multi-leg Option Spreads 5. When to Buy Puts 6. When to Buy Calls Guest: Larry McMillan President McMillan Analysis Corporation Record Date: 4/16/19 Rapid Fire: […]

After this month’s RV virus series, I’m sure you are all ready for a road trip! Ty and Larry join me on this episode to share their wisdom from more than 7 years on the road. This couple is truly inspirational and will have you rethinking your purpose and what it means to retire. Listen to Larry and Ty discuss what it means to retire with purpose and how their life looks after 7 years on the road. Are you planning a retirement with purpose? Retirement is a dream that comes after years of hard work and planning. You wait so long for that magical day to come. But what if all of a sudden the day comes and you discover that you don’t have a reason to get up in the morning? So then what are you going to do? You can only golf or fish or ride your bike for so many days. Ty and Larry realized that a lack of purpose in retirement leads to a lack of meaning in their lives. They found purpose in getting out of the house and helping others. Have you thought about what your purpose will be in retirement? Modern retirement isn’t about spending your golden years resting on a park bench The modern retiree has so much time, capital, and wisdom to share with the world. Retirement isn’t about finally reaching the day where you have nothing to do with your life. It is a major life change where you get to redefine what life is all about. This is the opportunity for you to redesign your life around what you are passionate about. What will be your purpose in retirement? Will you volunteer? Devote time to the grandkids? Write your memoirs? It doesn’t matter what it is, it just matters that you have a purpose. Think about what your purpose will be and who you will spend your time with. An RV road trip with a purpose Larry and Ty quickly realized after they retired that they needed a purpose. It was important for them to serve others. 7 years ago they discovered Habitat for Humanity and have been active Habitat RV Care-a-vanners ever since. With the Care-a-vanners they have a mobile community where they can be of service to others. Their purposeful road trip takes them all over the country building homes and serving different communities. They love the work they do and find that it helps to keep them young. What is the cost of living their RV lifestyle? Ty and Larry drive a 38 foot Class A Winnebago diesel. These rigs can run anywhere from $250,000-$2 million when purchased new. They found a good deal on a lightly used model. Their rig is self-contained and has a washer and dryer and even a satellite dish for watching tv. They spend about 250 nights a year on the road and maintain a home base in Illinois. They find places to stay through their work with Habitat for Humanity and often stay 2 months at a time in a single location. Often these sites are discounted or even sponsored by generous donors. They also utilize a senior pass that allows them discounted rates at national parks and Army Corps of Engineer sites OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN HOT TOPIC SEGMENT [3:46] Some comments about purpose in retirement PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT [11:08] How Larry and Tai have lived the RV lifestyle and coupled it with purpose [21:01] What is the cost of living? [26:07] Working keeps them young THE HAPPY LAB SEGMENT [28:43] What can you do next to improve your health? TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT [33:44] What sense of purpose will you have in retirement? Resources Mentioned In This Episode Habitat for Humanity Winnebago Group WIT club Habitat RV Care-a-vanners National Parks Senior Pass Rock Retirement Club Roger’s YouTube Channel - Roger That BOOK - Rock Retirement  by Roger Whitney Work with Roger Roger’s Retirement Learning Center The Retirement Answer Man Facebook Page

I've been waiting for the right time and person to discuss the importance of coffee to our daily lives. Larry Istrail is a Hospitalist and a coffee aficionado (like your faithful podcast host) who has started a new coffee roasting company called Pheo Coffee. We discuss coffee as a ritual in medicine, connecting to our shared past through coffee, and the laudable intentions behind his business. Key Learnings 1. What's in our cups as we start the episode 2. The role of coffee in the day-to-day in the hospital 3. Why coffee is so tightly bound into the culture of healthcare 4. Surprising someone with a coffee 5. The origin of Pheo Coffee and the importance of social impact 6. Being affiliated with Watsi to help fund surgical procedures overseas & connecting each coffee purchase with a patient's story 7. How Larry tries to make coffee delivery part of the overall experience of enjoying coffee & honoring medical history 8. Creating awesome coffee-medical fusion swag, especially the caffeine deficiency diagnosis code cup 9. The importance of fresh-roasted coffee and the joy of home roasting 10. Enjoying the wonderful ritual of coffee cupping 11. Larry's tips for brewing a perfect cup on coffee, complete with video! 12. Connecting doctors and nurses to our shared past and our predecessors through the same wonderful drink they enjoyed 13. The road forward for Pheo Coffee and selecting the right roast for you Links Pheo Coffee: www.pheocoffee.com Twitter: @PheoCoffee Instagram: @PheoCoffee Washington Post article can be found here Sweet Maria's (everything you need to roast coffee): www.sweetmarias.com #coffee, #coffeeroasting, #healthcare, #medicine, #hospitalist, #aeropress

Tom & Juji travel to Iceland and speak with Thor & Larry about strongman, wives & large dinner reservations2:03 | How Thor met his wife, Kelsey2:42 | How Larry met his girlfriend, Chilasa4:40 | Larry talks about the Strongman Incubator in Dubai6:30 | Thor on Ultimate Strongman Series7:40 | Does Larry have to gain more weight to be competitive in Strongman?8:30 | Thor gaining weight and nerve damage9:35 | What happened when you gained 40kg in a year?10:45 | Iceland Strongman Bus Trip11:40 | Thor talks Icelandic Strongman Culture12:42 | Larry thoughts on the support at Thor's Power Gym13:43 | Is the focused environment of being in Iceland helping you progress at Strongman?14:30 | What's the struggle of living outside the U.S.?15:30 | Larry on the pressure of his entry into the Strongman world and high expectations17:13 | Thor on the pressure put on Larry & himself to succeed18:30 | How did you feel after winning the WSM title in 201819:18 | Did you feel a weight off your shoulders or did you just feel like you wanted to win WSM again?20:00 | How do you balance your health at 440lbs & competing at such a high level?23:00 | How Thor makes a dinner reservation24:40 | Distractions Thor has outside of strongman25:23 | Would Thor go on Vikings?26:00 | How does wearing a 30kg suit as the Mountain affect you?26:56 | Do you get into 18 hour filming days knowing that they'll occur?27:15 | When do you make the decision to train when you're tired from other work?28:35 | How does Larry not get injured?29:55 | Are injuries on your mind at all?31:00 | How do you transition training in different environments? (Dubai, Botswana vs Iceland)32:40 | Are you headed for the deadlift world record?33:45 | Do you think the events at the Arnold Classic 2019 pertain to your strengths?35:20 | How would events changing last minute affect your performance?36:07 | Larry's next strongman event and schedule37:08 | How much weight will Larry gain before these events?37:20 | Would you be in a normal person's body for 1 day?40:25 | Will Larry be straying away from bodybuilding and focusing on strongman?42:00 | Will Thor do bodybuilding?42:55 | Are you coming back to Iceland after Dubai?

Dr. Larry Senn is a pioneer in the field of corporate culture, having conducted the world’s first research on corporate culture in 1970. As chairman and founder of Senn Delaney, a global transformational and culture-shaping organization, Larry has been on a mission to make “culture shaping” an everyday practice of companies around the world. Larry is also the best-selling author of several books, including, 21st Century Leadership, Winning Team Winning Cultures, and most recently The Mood Elevator. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How people are greatly influenced by significant adult figures in their lives and who first influenced Larry. Larry’s first entrepreneurial efforts and how they worked for him through school and then through college. The reason Larry compares many companies to dysfunctional families (with turf wars, politics, and trust issues). Larry’s connection to Walmart and its founder who envisioned bringing low-priced consumer goods to rural America. Why leaders have obligations to become their best selves. Hint! It has something to do with organizations becoming shadows of their leaders. How Larry developed a passion for helping companies develop a company culture. What it means to operate as an effective entrepreneur and why Larry believes it means operating lean, with few inefficiencies or redundancies. Why Larry chose “culture shaping” as his career and why it’s so important for businesses. Curiosity vs. judgment and why curiosity can help transform the way you approach problems or challenges in life and in business. Mood elevators and what they have to do with the way you respond to issues you address throughout the day. How riding the mood elevator influences everything in your life from your relationships to your personal effectiveness and even your professional success. How you can reduce the frequency with which you visit the lower floors of your mood elevator and to spend more time moving up. Ways to contact Larry: Larry@themoodelevator.com

“When you pay somebody that’s been where you want to go, you’re buying WISDOM without the WAIT.” If you want to succeed as a multifamily real estate investor, your best bet is to take advantage of free resources for a basic education and then find someone you know, like and trust who is willing to mentor you—even if you have to pay for their time. Larry Goins is a veteran real estate investor with 20-plus years of experience in the space. He travels the US speaking at conventions and expos, sharing his strategies for buying a dozen properties every month—without leaving his office! Larry is also the president of both Investors Rehab and The Goins Group, and he hosts the popular real estate podcasts BRAG Radio and Brain Pick-A-Pro. Larry is committed to holding true to his moral integrity in his business and personal life. Today, Larry sits down with me to offer advice for aspiring investors around finding a mentor and ‘accelerating the splat’ when necessary. He shares his favorite real estate strategies and explains how he has systematized his business around seller financing and lease option models. Listen in to understand what motivates Larry to continued success in real estate and learn how he pays it forward by putting people and principles BEFORE profits! Key Takeaways How Larry got his start in real estate Always wanted own business Tom Vu real estate seminar Bought first house in 1986 Larry’s favorite real estate strategies Seller financing Lease option How Larry has systematized his business Buy house ‘fit and safe’ Landlord/tenant relationship Lease option model Larry’s advice for aspiring investors Get education (podcasts, blogs and YouTube) Find coach or mentor ‘Education is not application’ Larry’s concept of accelerating the splat Pleasure vs. pain motivation Recognize time to move on What motivates Larry to success in real estate Dad passed in 1984, wanted to help mom Be Rich and Generous How Larry puts people and principles before profit Advise against lending for bad fix and flip Relationship driven (vs. transaction driven) What gets Larry out of bed in the morning Loves the chase, thrill of negotiating deals Impart expertise to students Connect with Larry Larry’s Website BRAG Radio Show Brain Pick-A-Pro Podcast Resources Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank Deal Maker LIVE Michael’s Website Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes

Larry Broughton is an award-winning entrepreneur and CEO, bestselling author, serial entrepreneur, keynote speaker, and former Special Forces Operator. As a former US Army Staff Sergeant, serving 8 years on Special Forces A-Teams (commonly known as the Green Berets), Larry has parlayed the lessons learned from his time in service to his country and applied them to the business arena attaining extraordinary success. He is the Founder & CEO of broughtonHOTELS, a leader in the boutique hotel industry; and yoogozi.com, an inspirational online learning forum for leaders and high achievers. Larry has received several business awards, including Ernst & Young's Entrepreneur of the Year®; the National Veteran-Owned Business Association's Vetrepreneur® of the Year; Coastline Foundation's Visionary of the Year; Passkeys Foundation's National Business Leader of Integrity; and Entrepreneur Magazine included his firm on their Hot 500 List of Fastest Growing Private Companies. Larry has authored several articles and books on leadership, team building and entrepreneurial significance, including his newest book, an Amazon #1 bestseller, VICTORY: 7 Revolutionary Strategies for Entrepreneurs to Launch Your Business, Elevate Your Impact and Transform Your Life, and FLASHPOINTS for Achievers. His upbeat, creative approach to business and life has been featured in newspaper and magazine articles across the country and he's been a guest on news and TV programs on every major network, including multiple appearances on CNBC's The Big Idea with Donny Deutsch, MSNBC's Your Business with JJ Ramberg, and Travel Channel's hit show, Hotel Impossible, and CBS News has called Larry “the nation's foremost expert on leadership and entrepreneurship.” Larry has presented to, coached, and mentored thousands of current and aspiring leaders and entrepreneurs across the country. He has delivered keynote addresses and training programs on topics including entrepreneurship, leadership, and overcoming fear and failure to Fortune 100 firms, universities, non-profits, medical facilities, and even the Pentagon's Office of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Larry has attended the Executive Program at prestigious Stanford University; studied Russian at the world-renowned Defense Language Institute; and Political Science at University of California, Santa Barbara and College of San Mateo. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Larry's journey from managing his dyslexia, to service in the special forces, to dealing with post-military life prepared him to become a thriving entrepreneur Some of the painful personal challenges Larry faced and how he turned to perseverance and self-discovery to overcome them Why it's critical to find the right mentors, coaches, and masterminds to stand at your side How Larry's mantras of “reality is your friend” and “choose the hard right over the easy wrong” have been cornerstones to his success How to download for free Larry's hour long “REVEALED! 8 Mission Tested Strategies for Success in Life & Leadership” audio file and action guide Larry's advice for defining your vision and managing adversity in both your career and personal life Why Larry believes that action, not knowledge, is power How self-discipline is like a muscle that needs to be exercised to be strengthened How accountability partners can keep you on the right path and push you toward greatness Why effective communication is crucial and why over-communication is an asset Advice from the revised edition of Larry's book “Victory” about the importance of vision and tenacity Ways to contact Larry: Website: larrybroughton.me Instagram: @larrybroughton Twitter: @larrybroughton Facebook: www.facebook.com/larrybroughton LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/larrybroughton

My guest today is Larry Goins, master blaster of wholesaling real estate and seller-financing. I met Larry at the Collective Genius Mastermind, we have known each other for many years. Larry has 30+ years experience in a wide variety of real estate. Today we focus on his Filthy Riches program and his HUD strategy. Larry offers some great advice for my listeners today and delivers a wonderful episode. MINUTES MARKERS 00:00 — Introduction to the Big Mike Fund Podcast. 00:23 — Welcome Larry Goins to the podcast. 01:50 — Larry's life on the lake and his passion for real estate. 03:46 — Larry's most successful deal to date. 04:30 — Larry's books and general real estate experience. 05:04 — Why Larry focuses on wholesaling and seller-financing. 05:30 — Why real estate investors need to be marketers as well. 06:25 — The basics of seller financing and the Filthy Riches program. 07:00 — How Larry creates a Filthy Riches property. 08:50 — When Larry decides to do a contract for deed arrangement. 12:00 — How contract for deed varies state to state. 12:44 — Larry's HUD experience and his strategy. 14:05 — Where to find Larry's book HUD Homes Half Off. 15:00 — Larry's favorite books. 17:25 — Why Traction is a great real estate tool. 18:00 — Larry's favorite production tool. 19:10 — Larry's opinion of the current market. 21:06 — A deeper look at value investing and cash flow investing. 21:45 — Larry's contact information. 22:46 — Larry's parting words to the audience. 23:07 — Thank you to Larry for joining us. 23:15 — Outro to the Big Mike Fund Podcast. RESOURCES Filthy Riches HUD Homes Half Off by Larry Goins Lessons from the Richest Man Who Ever Lived by Steven K. Scott The 4 Disciplines of Executions Traction — Gino Wickman

As Warren Buffet once said: "the stock market is a manic depressive.” The market can be full of euphoria and greed one moment, and switch to fear and panic the next. This can often be a time of danger and high-risk for some traders, but for other traders it’s a time of immense opportunity. How? In this podcast episode we’re joined by special guest Larry Connors. Larry has over 30 years in the financial markets industry and has been featured on the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Dow Jones, & many others. He has been providing high-quality, data-driven trading research for over 15 years, and I’m sure that many BST listeners have a stack of his books on their bookshelf. I definitely do! In my chat with Larry you'll discover: How human emotions drive the market, and why it’s so important to look beyond price charts and indicators to understand what's moving the market, How we can leverage extremes in specific human emotions to create quantifiable and profitable edges, How Larry came up with the idea of publishing his book ‘Buy the Fear, Sell the Greed’ and what traders can learn from it, 3 simple indicators to quickly judge the mood of the market, How Warren Buffets investment approach to be ‘fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful’ can also apply to short-term trading, And yes, I’m going to ask Larry about that famous ‘Stops hurt’ chapter published over 10 years ago that still has people talking today, Plus we cover a whole lot more.

Learn how YOU can have a podcast and bestselling book if you want to with your business! We talk tips, techniques, and tools to guide you to the first step of simplifying a podcast and writing a nonfiction book that helps you get instant credibility, more speaking gigs, and more! A few exciting highlights include:- How Larry got in trouble with the law (we start out ENTERTAINING from the get go!) - Tips around launching a bestselling book! - Random rumblings and stories from Larry! - Hear the story of “Theft under 20” - Find out what you can learn from voice acting classes and transfer to your business! - Landscape Podcast anyone?? - “Accidentally the Whole Tip” podcast - Find out who Larry would LOVE to interview! Hint: He’s already been a guest on Copy That Pops! - Hear how writing a book can instantly change the way you are ranked on the level of expertise! - Can you guess how many Black Belts Larry holds??! Take Action Now! Free TRAINING on Hitting Amazon Best Seller! Free COMMUNITY to Collab with as you Write Your Best Seller! The Best IMPLEMENTATION PROGRAM to Hit Amazon Best Seller! Email me for info on my new INNER CIRCLE (Laura@CopyThatPops.com) Guest: Larry Roberts was born back about 1972 in a little town in North Texas named Denison. He was born with a silver tongue and a Texas twang that he used to get through this life with no advanced schoolin'. Larry is a professionally trained voice over artist, bestselling author, and podcast teacher and consultant!  Great Quotes: “If I wasn’t in trouble, I wasn’t awake.” – Larry Roberts “It wasn’t as natural as I wanted it to be.”– Larry Roberts “I was still looking to other podcasts to see how to podcast.” – Larry Roberts “I started to get more and more open to less and less perfection.” – Larry Roberts “As I started getting more relatable, I started getting higher numbers.” – Larry Roberts “You don’t have to follow the status quo to make a podcast.” – Larry Roberts “There are opportunities for everybody in any industry to have a podcast.” – Larry Roberts “In my personal opinion everyone needs a podcast.” – Larry Roberts “Learn to edit your audio; learn to not edit your audio all of the time.” – Larry Roberts “Most podcasts don’t make it past episode 7.” – Larry Roberts “It’s instant credibility when you write a book.” – Larry Roberts Links to Things Mentioned in This Podcast Episode: Copy That Pops Episode with Jared Warner! Audacity Adobe Audition Ferrite Copy That Pops Episode with Amanda Bond Jamie Gravy Anchor.fm Readily Random Episode 34 when Larry interviewed me! Readily Random Episode 39 with Larry Roberts! The Feed Podcast Read More: Shownotes for 132: Should I Start a Podcast and Write a Nonfiction Book? with Larry Roberts

Manhood, Culture, Society, Family, Success   Summary   Good parents set good examples for their children … and it begins with character. We'll look at that in our Thought of the Day. And in our interview segment: what do Larry Winget and Chris Widener mean by the term, “real men?” It may or may not be what you think. That and more on today's show.   Bob's Thought of the Day   We'll explore:   My favorite “Dad story” and what it taught me about character, the power of respect, and doing the right thing. Why a real man sets an example through what he says and does, but mainly through who he is. A saying that my Dad hung on one of his office walls: “To have a body does not make one a man. To have a child does not make one a parent.”   Interview with Larry Winget & Chris Widener   You'll discover:   The story of why the Real Man Podcast was created. How Larry and Chris define a “real man.” Larry's and Chris' take on my Dad's saying from the first segment. Why men need to be reminded of the values of integrity, honesty, and discipline. The need for men to get together with other men and talk about “guy stuff.” The importance of the parents taking responsibility for modeling the right behavior. Four principles of leadership from Chris' book Leadership Rules: You get what you... 1) expect; 2) model; 3) reward; 4) work for. Details about their special conference coming up Oct. 27th, 2018. Click to Tweet   Why do ‘real men' need to be reminded of the values of integrity, honesty, and discipline? @LarryWinget @ChrisWidener on The Go-Giver Podcast You can look like a ‘real man' yet not be a real #man at all. @LarryWinget @ChrisWidener #success You have to display the behavior you want your #kids to have. @LarryWinget @ChrisWidener #success   Interview Links   RealManPodcast.com How to Be a Real Man National Conference (Oct. 27th, 2018) FREE Resource: How Real Men Win at Life and BusinessFollow Larry Winget on Twitter Follow Chris Widener on TwitterConnect with the Real Man Podcast on Facebook Resources   The Go-Giver Influencers Facebook LIVE Show Order The Go-Giver Influencer Sell The Go-Giver Way Audio Program GoGiverSalesAcademy.com The Go-Giver Leader TheGoGiver.com GoGiverSpeaker.com Burg.com How to Post a Review

When it’s good to be hated ● How That Larry Show was born ● How Larry came to be America’s Dad ● Guest appearances by Dick Masterson, Sean, Asterios, Kian, Kimball, Nick the Knife and more! ● Podcast formats that should be outlawed ● Achieving self-mastery – the ultimate triumph ● Demolishing your self-made speed bumps ● How Dick Masterson almost got Larry killed ● How episodes of this show changed lives ● All this and more!!!

Kim Jong Un’s favorite hooker dishes more embarrassing dirt on him • Why Commies suck – explained • The Singapore Summit – why it’s fake and what it’s really about • Why the hive mentality is doomed • How Larry wiped out a wasp nest and is still laughing • Why Communism’s real name is “gimme-what-you-gotism • What insects say as they die • All this and MORE!!!

After fully committing to Legendary Marketer, Larry Beacham rose the ranks from Coach to Director of Training. Tune in to today’s episode with Larry Beacham to learn more about Legendary Marketers integrity and how it’s different from it’s competitors.   Here Are The Show Highlights:      • Challenging yourself to grow (1:05)      • How Larry became involved in Legendary Marketer (4:28)      • The people of Legendary Marketer (7:02)      • Why they do it the way they do it (13:26)   Tune in and enjoy today’s show! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The List Building Anonymous Podcast is all about showing you exactly how to build a profitable online business through Jean - Francois’s unique 12 step program. It’s the only podcast that delivers A to Z strategies directly from the trenches without the added ‘fluff’.

Danger, why we need it! • Why safety is over-rated • Why America is obese • Who are the Helmet People? • Are you one of them? • How Larry was almost killed in Paris • The smarter investment than Bitcoin • Why most safety is really about Kontrol • What is Danger Day and why will it be better than Christmas? • The soundtrack of 21st Century America – revealed • All this and more in this dangerous episode!

On today's show, I interview Larry Goins. Larry has been investing in real estate for over 30 years. He's a best selling author, a speaker, a radio host and he travels across the country educating real estate investors​. This season of the podcast is about productivity hacks for busy real estate entrepreneurs. That’s why Larry is the perfect person to provide advice, since he's been running several extremely productive real estate businesses for years. Larry will reveal his secrets to productivity from his decades of experience, so you can get more done in less time - while taking your business to the next level. Topics 00:41 Larry Goins introduction 02:03 How Larry is able to be productive and spin multiple plates successfully 08:04 The impact that having an assistant has had in his real estate business and productivity 08:35 How to use EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) to make your business more efficient 10:18 Using VTO (Vision Traction Organizer) for goal setting in your business 11:20 Why every business needs an INTEGRATOR and a VISIONARY 15:54 Larry's advice for people who are struggling with being busy vs. being productive 17:01 The 3 most important things in real estate Quote: "Don't confuse activity with productivity." Resources: Level Up Your Business show notes "The E-Myth Mastery" by Michael Gerber - This is the book that will show you the difference between being an entrepreneur versus doing a job - and how to work on instead of in your business. HUD Homes Half Off! by Larry Goins  - Learn a simple to follow system for buying HUD homes for 50% of list price or less. "Traction" by Gino Wickman - Discover simple yet powerful ways to run your company that will give you and your leadership team more focus, more growth, and more enjoyment. "Rocket Fuel" by Gino Wickman - This book details the integral roles of the Visionary and Integrator and explains how an effective relationship between the two can help your business thrive. EOS Worldwide - The Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) helps owners and leadership teams create healthier, stronger businesses and achieve powerful results.

Larry Edgerton (larry.edgerton@wisc.edu) discusses his love for classical music, his daily routines, and his current book project. Larry is an author, an omnivorous reader, a classical music expert, an English Professor, and a close friend. He grew up in Iowa, got his B.A. from the University of California-Berkeley, then his Masters from the University of Chicago, followed by a Ph.D. in English with high distinction from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Since then, he’s been an English Professor with the Center for Academic Excellence at UW-Madison.I’ve never met anyone who has a deeper appreciation for the arts than Larry. One art form that has always played an important role in Larry’s life is writing, something he’s been doing prolifically since he was in fifth grade. By the time he was sixteen, he had already written eight novels! To date, he’s finished twenty-five books (four of which were published), over eighty-five short stories (twenty published), several hundred poems (twenty-five published), a dozen movie scripts - four sold and one, Bloodhook (1986), produced. But perhaps his fondest artform is classical music. He started playing violin and learning about classical works as a child. He continued to study music throughout his academic career and now teaches the subject as part of his intensive survey course on the arts. Larry is one of the few people I know who has figured out how to stay entirely true to himself and his passions. Throughout our conversation, you’ll hear him say that some of his major accomplishments were a result of him simply doing what comes natural to him. He loves writing, so he writes. He enjoys reading, so he reads, and has found a way to do it as a career. And he loves music, so he listens to it constantly and finds ways to weave it into his professional life. When there are so many opportunities to compromise - whether with our careers, relationships, ourselves - it’s refreshing to hear from someone who has stayed true to what he loves.In addition to talking about literature and music, Larry also shares his thoughts on distractions, his teaching style, and his favorite failure. 00:00 - Intro | 04:56 - Larry’s exposure to music as a child | 08:21 - Why Larry kept studying music through adulthood| 08:53 - Why Larry thinks classical music is difficult for people to get into | 13:40 - Larry’s recommendation for getting into classical music | 15:49 - How music has made Larry a better person | 18:50 - The most impactful books and authors on Larry’s life | 23:06 - Larry’s favorite scene in a book | 25:21 - How Larry managed to write so much during his childhood | 29:31 - How writing helped Larry distinguish himself | 30:49 - Whether Larry ever felt lonely while writing | 31:44 - Larry’s routines | 35:24 - Larry’s thoughts on inspiration and writing | 36:36 - What distracts Larry | 40:17 - Larry’s favorite failure | 43:41 - Something Larry holds to be true, but that very few people would agree with him on | 45:31 - Kindest thing anyone has ever done for LarryMusic credit: Lee Rosevere's "Southside" (adapted) (CC BY 4.0)Camera: SoundJay's old-style cameraSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/switchbacktech)

Trapped in a dark, rat-infested basement... how does Larry escape? • What to do when your idiot boss is a "company man" • How to identify (and avoid) company men • Tell-tale words that company men use • What job titles actually reveal about the job • When quitting is the only option • When and how to leave on bad terms •  How Larry got conned into a lousy part-time job • All this and MORE!!!

How Larry beat the house • Larry's "system" • Can you make  your own luck? • Larry's numbers racket • How gamblers are created • Larry's winning streak • Why do gamblers gamble? (It's NOT to make $$) • How you can beat the house • The 2 kinds of gamblers • Where can you find more drama than all of Broadway? All this and more!

Larry & Tony Spumonte visit Houdini's grave - does Tony leave another body there? • How Larry saved Halloween - and you can too • Why Larry Trick or Treated at the butcher • Larry's 1st Halloween - what was his costume? • Screw VR - get Larry's Wish Fulfillment Glasses absolutely free! (Listen for instructions) • All this a more!!!!

Show Notes: Larry Hagner is the host of the Good Dad Project podcast, leader of the Dad's Edge mastermind, published author, and overall great guy! Larry has been bringing together men for a few years, all dedicated to becoming the best dad they can be! In this episode: - How Larry turned insecurity in fatherhood into a movement of fathers! - How vulnerability can be empowering! - How a health scare transformed the way Larry is living his life! Connect with Larry Hagner at https://gooddadproject.com. Join the Dad's Edge FB group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/862377280526790/ ***************************************************** Join the Code of Character FB group at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CodeOfCharacter/ Follow CoC at: www.codeofcharacter.com  

The martial art chicks use to kick your ass • How social media can trigger a diabetic coma • The phrase that separates liars from truth tellers • How Larry's pal was lobotomized by a pointy chick • What is the "truth app?" • Life hacks from the dojo • What do serial killers and super-heroes have in common? • What's in the tortilla chip bag that made Larry's kid puke? •  All this and more!

Who is Mickey Gubitosi? • Who inspired Larry to Take No Sh*t? • Why is Robert Blake banging a gorilla? • Why did Robert Blake mention Larry Bleidner on Larry King? • Why Robert Blake worries about his testicles • Is Robert Blake taller than you? • How Larry found  O.J. Simpson in the Twilight Zone • What word is written on Larry's imaginary blimp? • Why were Starsky & Hutch 2nd rate wimps? • How to escape misery • Who was the coolest TV pimp?  All this and more!

What are the 3 keys? • Tony Spumonte and the glass meatball • How Larry beat the neighbors from hell • Who is the Fabulous Don Kane? • What is he laughing about? • What is the "jelly bean corollary" and how can it save YOUR life? • Why everything you own is a souvenir • How to pick the perfect mate • All this and MORE!

Dangerous pointy chix -- how Larry saved his life and Tony Spumonte's marriage • How Larry became Tony's unofficial consigliere • Why night owls beat early birds • Larry goes to Washington and meets his first pointy chick - but does he get the point? • 15 words that took down the Big Apple • Larry's near-death experience at a lover's lane • Marriage - Italian style • Why Saturday Night live is fake AF • The real slaves of New York • All this and more!

How Larry learned he wasn't bullet proof • Four words that separate winners from losers • How Larry scared the sh*t out of Tony Spumonte • How Doctor Dirty Fingers almost killed Larry • Two words that can save your life • Killer advice to brides and grooms • Can you pass the TRANSGENDER TEST?  • Do you have what it takes to make the sick f**k squad? • The man who became a human kebab • How Larry drove a snowflake's mother crazy-er • Dentist music to die by, and more, more more!

Did Larry really dump his boss in L.A.'s most dangerous neighborhood? Burning bridges with style. Translating death threats from Human Resources. How Larry became Capt. Jack Sparrow. Corporate snitchery is out to get you. Team building and bloody feet. What drink do drunks in denial prefer? Debate tips from Jesus. Re-activating the 5 o'clock whistle. How France is giving us more than pointy chicks in pencil skirts. Disconnecting from the office. Cruising to Pain City on the Ship of Fools. Fabulous fan feedback... and more!

Larry Yaw is a renowned architect based in Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley whose work connects people with nature using contemporary, sustainable, conservation-focused designs. Growing up in rural Montana gave Larry a deep appreciation for the utilitarian character of ranch homes and their thoughtful integration into the landscape, aspects that form the foundation of much of his work today. Through his design, Larry has demonstrated a unique ability to pay homage to the past while boldly pushing beyond preconceived notions of architecture in the American West. • If I had to use one word to describe Larry it would probably be “adventurous”—a quest for adventure seems to guide all aspects of his professional and personal lives. As you’ll hear in our conversation, Larry has traveled the world many times over, sometimes with his full family in tow, seeking out enriching experiences everywhere from the South Pacific to the Swiss Alps. He is also intellectually adventurous, as evidenced by his deep knowledge of history, conservation, Native Americans, and many other subjects related to the West and beyond. Physical adventures are a daily occurrence for Larry, whether it’s pedaling single track, stalking trout with his fly rod, hiking in the high mountains around Aspen, or shooting birds on the Montana prairies. All of these experiences provide the fuel that keeps Larry’s creative engine firing at turbo speed, decade after decade. • This was a super-fun conversation, and I came away from it inspired and enlightened. We discussed a broad range of topics including Larry’s architecture, his creative process, and how he has managed to stay consistently creative for so long. We chatted about his early years in Montana, some of his adventures around the world, and his thoughts on conservation in the American West. Larry is a true student of the West, so he had plenty of book recommendations. There is a lot of great information in this interview, so don’t forget to check the episode notes for links to everything we discuss. ••• http://mountainandprairie.com/larry-yaw/ ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED: 2:45 - How Larry describes his work 3:40 - Larry describes his architecture 5:00 - Montana’s influence on Larry’s work 7:20 - Early years in Montana and Florida 9:00 - College years and path to graduate school 13:25 - Post-grad school early career 15:15 - Decision to move back West 16:30 - Origins of Larry’s adventurous outlook 22:00 - International travel’s influence on his work 23:55 - Around the world family trip 25:05 - Adventures on Aconcagua 26:22 - Cultural influences of travel 27:10 - Rugged individualism versus community 29:00 - Design for an active, mountain-inspired lifestyle 30:20 - Process versus goals 32:45 - His creative process 34:40 - Evolution of Larry’s work 36:30 - Thoughts on conservation 38:30 - Interactions with Native Americans 41:00 - Sustainability and design 42:30 - Interactions with the Blackfeet Tribe 46:30 - “Once Proud” painting series 48:30 - Recommended books on Native Americans 51:15 - Larry’s favorite books 55:20 - Favorite documentaries 56:50 - Favorite outdoor and artistic activities 1:01:25 - Craziest outdoor experience 1:04:00 - Favorite location in the West 1:06:45 - Biggest challenge/opportunity facing the West 1:08:55 - Advice to his younger self 1:12:10 - Larry’s request to the listeners 1:13:50 - Connect with Larry online

We talk to Larry Powell of Dallas, TX about how he has developed a multi-platform approach to social media marketing. You'll learn: 1. How Larry separates (or doesn't!) his personal vs professional Facebook accounts, and what he posts in each. 2. How social media helps agents pick the right clients. 3. How Larry uses LinkedIn strategically for business development. 4. How Larry rounds out his strategy with YouTube and Twitter. 5. A lot of content ideas for social media platforms, including video. 6. Some simple syndication tools that will extend your social media reach and impact. 7. Why you should post about the people inside a house, rather than the house itself. Links mentioned: Larry's Facebook and LinkedIn pages Solved Social Media Pic Stitch ClipStitch Stanley Floor Planner File Master

Are you eating what you think you are? As a modern hunter gatherer, I am quite conscious and meticulous about the foods I consume. I base my diet on a Four Kingdoms approach (eating from the animal, plant, fungal and bacterial kingdoms), and I strive to source the majority of my food bio-regionally. I still shop at Whole Foods and occasionally dine at farm to table-style restaurants, of course, and I was shocked to learn of the rampant food fraud that extends to seemingly reputable grocers and eateries. Award-winning food journalist and travel writer Larry Olmsted wrote a comprehensive exposé on fraud in the unregulated food industry, and he is here to reveal some of the industry’s most adulterated foods. He teaches us how we can be more vigilant consumers as we navigate grocery store aisles, food labels and restaurant menus. EPISODE BREAKDOWN: Daniel answers your questions on: Cooking with fats Choosing between a Samina bed and Clearlight Sauna His thoughts on Asian/Oriental religions How Larry got into the world of Real Food The lowdown on Kobe beef Are your grocery store tomatoes actually ripe? Misleading wine labels Farmed vs wild caught seafood The history of seafood fraud What’s in your sushi? Our society's most adulterated foods The most popular food fraud item General buying guidelines to ensure you’re purchasing real food Larry’s prognosis for the future of food

Our relationships have the greatest impact on our quality of life. And learning how to build and cultivate great relationships is more important than ever today. We now live in the most distracted society in human history. So much going on, non-stop information coming at us, and always something to do. Creating great relationships isn't a given today, it's a skill you need to work on. That's why this episode is so important. Today you're going to learn some powerful insights about connecting with the most important people in your life. And if you have kids (or plan on having kids) you're in for a real treat. Larry Hagner is a bestselling author and founder of The Good Dad Project. He's here today to share some of his best insights for connecting with the people who matter most to you. I guarantee you that some of these tips will impact your life forever. They really are that valuable! In this episode you'll discover: What two major benefits being a parent brings that are often overlooked. Why ADHD has become a greater issue in our culture. How Larry's childhood gave him a huge firsthand experience of the importance of a father. How being a better parent leads to being a better person. Why we tend to attract the same type of people in our lives. What drove Larry to create The Good Dad Project. Why guys tend to repress their concerns and struggles. Why it would be ridiculously valuable for women to know what's going on inside a man's mind. The #1 thing every father wishes they had more of. Why we need to "prep" before seeing our family after our work day. What tips you can use to change your state so that you be your best with your kids. How to instantly create more connection with your spouse or significant other. Why it's so valuable to have one-on-one time with your children. What incredible tips you can use to create memorable experiences for your kids. Items mentioned in this episode include: * Onnit.com/Model 

In an episode first aired on March 11, 2013, host Andrew Sandoval conducts an exclusive discussion with the late producer/composer/artist, Larry Marks. The interview includes details on composing "Shadows And Reflections" with Tandyn Almer, a song covered by The Action (as produced by George Martin). Larry's fascinating entree into the world of songwriting and production in the Los Angeles music scene of the mid-1960's. Composing for Frank Sinatra and signing with his publishing company (including a collaboration with Sammy Cahn). Producing at the famed Gold Star Studios and collaborating with the "wrecking crew" of session musicians (such as Leon Russell). Composing the song "Glass" as covered by Sagittarius and produced by Gary Usher. How Larry collaborated with other songwriters, like Ernie Sheldon and Sammy Cahn. Marks role as a staff producer at Columbia. His early releases for the label such as Sonny Oceans (a.k.a. Gary Weiss - director of The Rutles) and Keith Allison's "Action, Action, Action." Recording at Columbia Square on Sunset Blvd. with engineer Ray Gerhardt. Producing British duo Chad & Jeremy's hit "Distant Shores" (and meeting their bassist/songwriter/manager Jim Guercio). Producing Gene Clark's solo debut single, the masterpiece "Echoes" (including Leon Russell's mesmerizing orchestral arrangement). Songwriter/producer/artist Johnny Walsh's fantastic one-off single for Columbia, "The End," composed by Ian Whitcomb. Jamie And The Jury (a group that recorded for a few labels) and their catchy 45, "This Too Shall Pass." Larry Marks' forced move from Columbia to A&M and signing the Merry-Go-Round. The generosity and culture of Herb Albert & Jerry Moss. Producing Emitt Rhodes & The Merry-Go-Round recordings such as "She Laughed Loud" and "Missing You" (which he composed). Studio aggregation The Garden Club's "Little Girl Lost-And-Found" (which featured songwriter Ruthann Friedman as vocalist). The Merry-Go-Round's lack of national success. Producing Southern California's West Coast Branch for their A&M release, "Colors Of My Life." Working with Phil Ochs and producing his Pleasures Of The Harbor album (selections of which are presented in rare mono mixes), which represented a stylistic shift for the singer-songwriter. Working at A&M studios and mastering with Bernie Grundman. Phil's fascination with Lenny Bruce. Larry Mark's own single on A&M: "L.A. Break Down (And Take Me In)." Producing the Flying Burrito Brothers seminal debut album with engineer Henry Lewy (and the fuzz pedal steel sound of Sneaky Pete). A reunion with Gene Clark and producing the albums of Dilllard & Clark and the single "Why Not Your Baby." Larry Marks' departure from A&M to focus on his family and his amp company Acoustic, as well as eventual move to Warner Bros. pictures. Larry Marks passed away on February 24, 2013 - his music lives on. A full playlist of this program is available @ http://www.cometothesunshine.com/id122.html