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Thinking of changing careers and going big the first time? In today's episode, we're going to dive into them!  Lee Yoder was practicing as a physical therapist when he realized his true passion was building his own business and investing in real estate.  He has taken this passion in considerable action to quickly build a portfolio with several small apartment buildings.  Lee is the Founder and visionary behind Threefold Real Estate Investing and he's committed to forging a path that will generate incredible wealth and opportunity for all involved.  [00:01 - 04:00] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Lee YoderLee shares about his shifting careers and journey to time freedom[04:01 - 16:05] Scaling with Small Multi'sLee's multi-family investing storyBuilding Teams around Your Acquisition“You have to assume this loan.”The Five to Seven-Year Exit PlanHow to Take Down a 47-Door Building with Great Management[16:06 - 19:14] Final Four SegmentLee's advice to aspiring investors“Figure out what you want to do.”How Lee stays on top of his gameNetworkingLee's way to make the world a better placeGiving back and involving his childrenReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsResources Mentioned5 Steps to Passive Income For The Full Time DadTweetable Quotes“You got to buy right, you got to finance right… but you can still totally ruin it with bad management.” - Lee Yoder“Sometimes you learn from people who are only ten steps ahead of you. ” - Lee Yoder-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Lee Yoder through: threefoldrei@gmail.com and LinkedIn.  Check out his website https://threefoldrei.com/ and start your real estate career in a few easy steps.Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.  FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com 

“Paint the big vision. Don't be afraid to go bold in what you're selling.”—  Lee MayerEveryone wants to have a beautiful home. But how many of us have the expertise (or money) to decorate like the pros?Lee Mayer was an insurance executive with no design background when she moved from a tiny apartment in New York City to a multi-bedroom house in Denver.With no idea how to furnish it, she looked into interior design services and was shocked at the pricing. Lee wanted to provide accessible, affordable online interior design services to the masses. With just $20k in seed money, Lee launched Havenly, which offers shopping and design services online — and has grown to become a market leader! By taking an innovative digital-first approach, Havenly is perfectly positioned to serve the Millennial generation, who are entering into their home-buying years.From figuring out who to hire (and when), dealing with professional conflict, facing growing pains, and finding funding while female, Lee lays it all out in this candid episode of The Business Society podcast. Listen now!In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you'll discover:‌ ‌✔  How Lee dealt with the biggest challenges she faced after Havenly's launch✔  A detailed look at the growing pains that inevitably come with scaling up✔  The challenges of finding VC funding as a female entrepreneurAbout Lee Mayer: Lee Mayer is the founder of Havenly, an accessible online interior design service with affordable design program options. Havenly is a market share and category leader with a run rate of over $100 million.Highlights:‌ ‌01:46  Meet Lee Mayer03:22  Using Havenly04:31  The Havenly story08:40  Biggest challenges11:10  Havenly's growth13:48  Pandemic impact15:31  The future is online16:37  Funding while female19:53  Havenly's funding22:18  Lee's advice23:37  Takeaway ‌Links:‌ ‌Lee Mayerhttps://havenly.com Instagram: @thehavenly   The Business Society: https://thebusinesssociety.co   5-Step Roadmap to Biz Finance Freedom: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/5-step-biz-finance-roadmapBiz Basics: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/biz-basics-long-form-sales-pageThe 20 Minute Money Method: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/the-20-minute-money-methodConfident Cash: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/mm-cfo-long-form-sales-pagePersonal Finance Money Method: https://melissahoustoncpa.lpages.co/moneymethodmembership  Want more tips and inspiration? Follow me on Twitter @melissahcpa and Pinterest @melissahoustoncpacga and visit my website: https://www.melissahoustoncpa.com.

Lee Haney, 8x Mr. Olympia, and Roy Callender, one of the top pro bodybuilders in the late 1970's and early 1980's, are the guests on this episode of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast. Roy and Lee talk about the training strategies that allowed them to build their legendary physiques, what today's bodybuilders are doing wrong in their training and how important it is to create iconic poses. At the end of the podcast, host John Hansen reads an article from the September, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder magazine called "The Winnah!", a profile of Roy Callender after he won the 1979 Pro Mr. Universe contest in Sydney, Australia. (Time Stamps below) Time Stamps: 0:00 - Start of Podcast 4:46 - The Orlando Europa Seminar Series 7:30 - Building Muscle After 40 - Online Seminar (link below) 9:12 - 4 year Anniversary of the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast 11:00 - Emails from last week's episode 20:00 - Start of Lee Haney - Roy Callender interview 23:36 - Lee's memories of Roy Callender 25:49 - Roy Callender's training strategy 32:20 - How Lee learned about training from Roy and Robby Robinson 33:53 - What today's bodybuilders are doing wrong in their training 42:36 - When Lee watched Roy compete in the 1981 Mr. Olympia 47:29 - What did Roy think of Lee when he won the 1984 Mr. Olympia 49:15 - Lee Haney's blessed career 52:00 - Lee's decision to retire from competition 55:22 - Roy's real age 57:05 - Bodybuilding is about longevity 1:01:45 - Lee and Roy's thoughts on bodybuilding today 1:10:20 - Creating iconic poses in bodybuilding 1:17:40 - Roy Callender's new training app 1:36:45 - John Hansen reads the article "The Winnah!", a profile article about Roy Callender after he won the 1979 IFBB Pro Mr. Universe in Australia from the September, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder magazine. Building Muscle Over 40 Online Seminar Audio Book for Bodybuilding Heroes and Legends book Lee Haney's Training Certification Program Florida Alternative Medicine Bodybuilding Legends website Support the Podcast on Patreon John Hansen Fitness website John's YouTube Channel John's Facebook Page John's Instagram Page    

A note from Talking Taiwan host Felicia Lin:   Lee Wong, is an elected official and Chairman of the board of trustees in West Chester Township, Ohio. During a meeting of the West Chester Township Board of Trustees on March 23rd he stood up and literally bared his chest to make a point about the discrimination and hate that Asian Americans have experienced. That moment was caught on video and went viral. Mr. Lee spoke with me about what compelled him to speak up that day and what's happened since.   Here's a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode:   Lee's upbringing in Malaysia (previously British Borneo) What brought him to the U.S. The Asian hate incident that happened to Lee in 1972 and how that changed the trajectory of his life Lee's 20 years of service in the U.S. army and the chest injuries he sustained during that time How Lee first got elected to the West Chester Township Board of Trustees What prompted him to speak up at the March 23rdmeeting The feedback and reaction that Lee has gotten since the video clip of him went viral The problem with Asians being perceived as a model minority How Lee works with the Midwest USA Chinese Chamber of Commerce to promote Asian culture and to build more bridges between Asian Americans and the community at large Lee's message of hope to Asian Americans in these times of increased Asian hate incidents How Lee is now working on writing his memoir The website for Lee Wong that is in the works: wwe.LeeWong.us The voicemail that Lee received from another military service man that recognized Lee after his March 23rdvideo went viral   Related Links:   The video of Lee Wong speaking at the March 23rd meeting of the West Chester Township Board of Trustees that went viral: https://abc7ny.com/lee-wong-scars-asian-american-hate-west-chester-ohio-military-service/10454881/?fbclid=IwAR0tx9rs7QdKwaANPO0wwohb3UJA3_n0CLchV4sEu_qekuAsJSbK6WE68rA   Atlanta Spa Shootings: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2021_Atlanta_spa_shootings   The voicemail Lee received from another military service man who recognized Lee after his March 23rd video went viral: https://www.facebook.com/759509573/posts/10159651061469574/?d=n   Midwest USA Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/midwestchamber   The Sun Poem by Sara Ting: http://worldunityinc.org/thesunpoem.html

In episode #123 of The CXChronicles Podcast we welcomed Lee Roquet, Chief Customer Officer at Yellowfin based in Melbourne, Australia & offices across the world.  Yellowfin is a global Business Intelligence (BI) and analytics platform dedicated to enabling product managers to improve their application's analytical experiences with embedded BI, solving real enterprise analytics challenges, and helping business people understand not only what happened, but why it happened.Founded in 2003 in response to the complexity and costs associated with implementing and using traditional BI tools, Yellowfin is a highly intuitive, 100-percent Web-based reporting and analytics platform. More than 25,000 organizations and more than three million end-users across 75 different countries use Yellowfin every day.Episode #123 Highlight Reel:1.) How Lee built his CX team at Yellowfin  2.) Leveraging business intelligence & customer data in today's world 3.) Constantly learning new tactics & paths forward 4.) New ways for customer focused leaders to climb the ladder 5.) How you can build game changing CX within your business! Huge thanks to Lee for coming on the show and featuring his work and efforts in pushing the business intelligence space into the futureClick here to learn more about Lee RoquetClick here to learn more about Yellowfin If you enjoy The CXChronicles Podcast, please stop by your favorite podcast player and leave us a review, this is the easiest way we can find new listeners, guests and future CX'ers!Watch  The CXChronicles Podcast On Youtube HereSupport the show (https://cxchronicles.com/)

You take that promotion at work because you want to provide better for your family. But then you’re working MORE hours and seeing even LESS of the people you love. So, what if you could stop trading time for money?  What if you didn’t have to decide between realizing big dreams for your family and spending quality time with them? Lee Yoder is the Founder and Managing Partner of Threefold Real Estate Investing, a multifamily investing firm based in Lebanon, Ohio. Lee was working as a physical therapist when he started investing in real estate, and by December of 2020, he quit his job as a physical therapist to be a full-time investor. Lee also hosts the Threefold Real Estate Investing Podcast, a show that focuses on leveraging multifamily investing to enjoy a stronger relationship with your family and a better walk with Christ. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Lee joins cohost Garrett Lynch and me to explain how his faith and family inspired him to pursue real estate. He describes how he gained confidence by analyzing hundreds of deals and attracted the help of a mentor to guide him through his first multifamily closing. Listen in for Lee’s take on why the Law of the First Deal works and learn how he is enjoying the flexibility to work when and where he wants as a full-time investor! Key Takeaways  What inspired Lee to pursue real estate Time freedom to be more present at home Coworker offered copy of Rich Dad… Why Lee took a 30% pay cut to make time for real estate Faith and family are top priorities Long-term plan to bring in passive income How Lee talked his wife into ‘the real estate thing’ Time + believable behavior = trust Forced him to slow down, think through choices How Lee shifted into the multifamily space Join local REIA to connect with investors Learn to underwrite in Apartment Focus Group How Lee attracted the support of a mentor Coachable and willing to do the work Lead with value to get foot in door How Lee landed his first multifamily deal Practice underwriting to gain confidence Submitted offer on deal on LoopNet Lee’s approach to his first multifamily deal Jump and build parachute on way down Lean on mentor to make it less dangerous How Lee raised money for his first few multifamily deals JV with friends and family on 16-, 8- and 10-unit 45-unit deal = first syndication How Lee led a syndication without a track record Reputation of integrity, success in flipping Network with local investors in REIA  Lee’s take on why the Law of the First Deal works Personal confidence in team, lending process Brokers take you seriously How Lee decided when to quit his full-time job Replace W-2 income with rental income Equity from sale of first 2 deals afforded runway Lee’s top lesson learned in real estate Build occupied units into rehab budget Consider deferred maintenance costs How Lee’s life is different now Mid-week morning coffee date with wife Flexibility to work where, when he wants Connect with Lee Yoder Threefold Real Estate Investing Threefold Real Estate Investing Podcast Lee’s Free eBook: 5 Steps to Passive Income for the Full-Time Dad Email info@threefoldrei.com Resources Register for Deal Maker Live Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Access Michael’s Free Report—What’s the Best Investment: The Stock Market or Real Estate? Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Purchase Michael’s Syndicated Deal Analyzer Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki REIA LoopNet BiggerPockets Podcast Show Notes  Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Today I have the pleasure of speaking with Intimacy & Self-Expression Coach Lee Noto about how to access deep embodiment, authentic self-expression & sensuality. Lee guides women on a journey to embodying their Inner High Priestess, so that they can create deep, intimate partnerships. Her mission is to help women feel empowered and free in their expression.  Points covered in this episode: Goddess Guidance Card Reveal: Sedna - Infinite Supply You are supplied for today and all of your tomorrows. Why Sedna rose to the top of the deck. How Lee relates to her body, sexuality, and power. Somatic practices and how they help us connect to our emotions and our bodies. How Lee embodies being a sovereign high priestess   How we can access our sensual & sexual superpowers and use them to create our vision in the world. Get a free guided meditation and learn more about Lee and the High Priestess Collective at www.LeeNoto.com    

Our special guest this episode is Lee Kemp, a three time World Champion in Wrestling (1978, 1979 and 1982 all in the 74 kg weight class) and held the record for being the youngest World Champion. In addition to being a champion wrestler, Lee is a father, a wrestling coach, a public speaker, and an author. He learned many of the skill sets needed to navigate his life on the mat. A child of the 60’s, he was adopted at the age of 5, before adoption learned how to find his own contentment in the situation he was in. From a young age Lee learned how to focus on what’s important and tackle whatever he needed to get done. Lee’s childhood with his adoptive family involved a lot of hard work. His family moved from the city to a rural neighborhood and he worked on a farm. There was a certain strictness his father held, if farm work needed to get done it had to get done. Over the summers of Lee’s youth, he learned about finding contentment in hard work and became comfortable being uncomfortable. Lee started wrestling in high school in the 9th grade and made the varsity team in the 10th grade, his first season in varsity he won as many matches as he lost. The summer between the 10th and the 11th grade year was the turning point for young Lee. He attended a Wrestling Camp that the wrestler Dan Gable was at right before the Olympic games of 1972, what he learned from Dan Gable at that camp became the catalyst for Lee becoming a different wrestler and different person. Lee gained a new mindset from that wrestling camp with Dan Gable. Coach Lee went on to win the state championship as a junior in high school, defeating the defending state champion.  As the episode progresses, Ron and Chris ask Lee about his philosophies on consistency. Lee describes that at each point in his journey to be a champion wrestler he took every opportunity to learn more about his game and his opponents. While Lee was in wrestling camp with Dan Gable, he was the only willing volunteer that would allow Dan to try out wrestling moves on him. Lee knew that if he could understand how one of the greatest wrestlers performed offensively and defensively he could at a minimum learn something new and potentially incorporate it into his style. Lee’s determination has always been contagious and a positive influence to his community. An example that Lee shares is the story of his wrestling teammate Pat Christenson. Before defeating Dan Gable, Wisconsin had a drought of national champions in wrestling. Pat Christenson shared with Lee after defeating Gable he realized he could aspire to become a world champion also. Impactful Moments During The Episode 01:30 - Welcome back to the Hacker Valley Studio. 01:56 - Introducing the three time world champion Lee Kemp. 03:04 - A child of the sixties and learning how to give back. 04:18 - Understanding where you come from and learning to be content. 07:01 - Characteristics of grit. 08:43 - Overcoming the biggest roadblock to success. 11:08 - Finding a worthwhile goal as a high school wrestler and learning from the best.  12:26 - The inflection point towards success for wrestler Lee Kemp 14:24 - The fateful wrestling camp experience of 1972. 16:25 - Watching your camp coach from the summer with Olympic Gold. 17:28 - Lee Kemp finds the opportunity to wrestle against his former wrestling camp Coach, the gold medal winner Dan Gable. 19:05 - How Lee stayed focused on wrestling Gable despite detractors and distractions. 21:20 - Finding a different mindset, finding a different Lee Kemp. 22:51 - Taking little steps of confidence towards goals. 24:11 - Lee Kemp being in the moment wrestling in the last 30 seconds against Gable. 25:53 - From being in the moment to being part of the moment.  27:30 - The reaction to breaking expectations 29:00 - A rivalry that couldn’t be played out in competition, an unofficial match between Kemp and Gable 31:00 - Moving mountains 32:57 - Inspiring future wrestling champions at University of Wisconsin 34:30 - Having a mindset and attitude for making things possible 36:30 - Thank you for listening to Part 1 of Lee Kemp on Hacker Valley.   Links: Learn more about Lee Kemp and pick up his book Wrestled Away. Learn more about Hacker Valley Studio. Support Hacker Valley Studio on Patreon. Follow Hacker Valley Studio on Twitter. Follow hosts Ron Eddings and Chris Cochran on Twitter. Learn more about our sponsor ByteChek.

In the eighteenth episode of Health Quest 2.0, we're joined by special guest, Lee Sieradzky, an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach who helps motivated individuals to replace bad, unwanted habits by helping them implement life changing, sustainable, positive habits. Among so much more, you'll hear Lee's personal story of health and healing, how to build habits for you to level up your life and health, and what it means to be the CEO of your own life. In this episode, you'll learn: Lee's health journey and how he got started at The Institute For Integrative Nutrition (IIN) How Lee decided to become the CEO of his own life, pack his bags and move from New York to Israel The key figures that helped Lee on his health journey How Lee is maintaining his top notch health Why you shouldn't feel bad about cheat meals The problems with diet culture Easy ways to build habits Creating a morning routine that works for you Learn more about Lee: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lee_sieradzky/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lee_sieradzky If you need anything at all, you can reach out to us at any of the following platforms: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/healthquest2.0/ LinkedIN: Jacob https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-kenneally/ Kayla https://www.linkedin.com/in/kayla-m-thompson-2b4169180/ JOIN THE HEALTHQUEST2.0 NEWSLETTER : https://gmail.us18.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=178d9a8e915eaa1003b48eafa&id=7a1c626810 If you liked the podcast, it would mean the world to us if you would leave a review - it helps more than you know!

How Lee runs his fitness business and how it has moved mainly online since the pandemic started. Website https://www.boxcampfitness.com/ Book of face https://www.facebook.com/boxcampfitness/ The Twittersphere https://twitter.com/boxcampfitness and the grams of Insta https://www.instagram.com/boxcampfitness/?hl=en We are still @HelpSheffield on Twitter, emailable via helpmycityelves@gmail.com and websiteable at ww.helpmycity.co.uk

In Episode 13, Lee Baker, Owner of uScore Soccer and Director of Legacy Soccer Club, talks with Phil about overcoming hardships, knowing and sticking to your “why,” setting and pursuing goals, using soccer as a classroom for life and leadership, modeling ethics and integrity, perspective, mentoring, and sacrificial living. Specifically, Mark discusses: His story and how he developed his passion for soccer, leadership, and his journey to uScore and Legacy Soccer Club (1:48) What Lee has learned about leadership through hardships, and how he has grown through difficult experiences (5:56) The importance of mission, vision, and values to create clarity in your organization, goal-setting, and really knowing your “why” (12:35) How uScore Soccer and Legacy Soccer Club are doing things differently and teaching his players life and leadership lessons through the game in their practices and “classroom” time (17:02) How we can teach and model character, ethics, and integrity, and compete at the highest level in our soccer clubs and organizations (23:22) How you can address parents and/or players who don’t agree with your organization’s mission, vision, and/or values (28:07) The importance of perspective and learning from the best in class, other cultures, and other disciplines (33:22) The benefits of mentoring in our organizations (38:46) How Lee uses lessons he has learned from the beautiful game in his marriage, parenting, and other areas of life (40:44) A fun conversation about a show that has impacted Lee’s thinking on how soccer explains life and leadership (43:39) Resources and Links from this Episode Uncut Video of the Episode –https://youtu.be/G2hp8-vAA6A HSEL Facebook Group – https://www.facebook.com/groups/howsoccerexplainsleadership uScore Soccer website -- https://www.uscore-soccer.com Legacy Soccer Club website -- https://www.legacysoccer.org Ted Lasso (Amazon Prime) -- https://apple.co/3sDe9py  

Our guest today is athletic movement specialist Lee Taft.  Lee is one of the most highly respected game speed development coaches in the world, and has taught his methods around the world.  Lee combines an extensive knowledge of sport movement and physical education means and brings this into the physical preparation space in a meaningful way.  Lee has appeared twice prior on the Just Fly Performance podcast and has been a great source of practical ideas and knowledge on speed development for me over my years as a coach. One of the big things I find more and more coaches looking for is ideas on the long term development of an athlete.  By the time an athlete gets to high school, let alone college and the pro’s, the vast majority of the “ground-work” has been done in regards to the speed and reaction abilities of that athlete-specific to their sport.  Unfortunately, there are many pitfalls for young athletes, who miss many critical windows of early development for a variety of reasons. This podcast is all about the development of speed from a young age, how velocity rules training (even if technique is “ugly” early on) as well as some varied topics on Lee’s take on warmups for training, and sport, as well as thoughts on vision training and low-box training for athletes.  Whether you work with youth, or established athletes, or are a sport parent, this is essential information. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster and Lost Empire Herbs. View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Head to lostempireherbs.com/justfly for 15% off of your purchase! Timestamps and Main Points 6:10 What coaching athletes in the private sector was like in the 1990’s, as well as the state of athletes in that time period, versus the 2010’s and beyond 10:40 Some of the big rocks that have caused young athletes time to get taken up, and increase pressure and strain 15:40 Fun games and warmup ideas for athletes 28:55 How Lee designs his warmups and creates a competitive situation with reactive tracking work 32:30 How Lee links his warmups to the rest of his workouts, and how he will utilize games that fit with the greater theme of the session 35:10 Key performance indicators that Lee looks at in regards to how well his game-speed training is transferring 45:40 Some things that are doing a disservice to athletes early on in their development of game-speed, etc., and the importance of maximal velocity training for young athletes, and how skill development can come along gradually 57:00 Advice for an athlete in their warmup for a sport game (versus warming up for a practice) 59:55 How Lee looks at vision training from a “raw” perspective 1:09.10 How “low-box” training works and how Lee uses it in his performance regimen “Back then, it was really common for parents to say “Lee, we need something for our kids to do, what do you got? Now days, it’s the opposite” “We talk about ACL’s now, like we talk about drinking water… it was this big news (back in the 1990’s)… mentally kids are not absorbed in any one process, because they can’t” “I could get results quicker back then (in the 1990’s), just through sound training, because (the athletes) had more to give me.  Now, you take one step forward, you take another step back” “Sometimes I don’t want then thinking… just go play, react!” “I love soccer related things for athletes that don’t play soccer, it’s tremendous for the groin and adductors, especially when they aren’t used to doing it” “Kids don’t know how to read spin (on a ball) unless they are exposed to it” “Days vary, because if I sense the athletes are fatigued, tired, bored, upset, we play a lot… I’ll sprinkle in teaching while they are playing, but that will be the bulk of the workout” “We’ve put them in situations where they have to make good decisions, and that’s how I judge (KPI’s for game-speed transfer)”

In this episode, Lee and Ellen look at how to use accountability to get things done. Together they look at: • Using the power of money and people you don't like to achieve goals • How accountability partners can help you out • How Lee launched a new business because he was held accountable to it (https://www.remoteworkerresource.com) • How being bold and calling things out can rally others around you Edited and produced at Studio D, Wayne Duncan producer Check out the Objektiv app on the App store Learn more about Ellen at www.Ellengoodwin.com Learn more about Lee at www.LeeSilber.com  

Lee Angold is a botanical and natural science illustrator with an interest in representing nature in a way that encourages others to see the detail and beauty in even simple, everyday subjects. A self-taught artist with an impressive depth of knowledge on colour and watercolour paints, Lee offers many insights into nature art and nature journaling during our conversation. Listen to hear more about:How Lee found her way back to natural science illustration via Engineering school.Experimenting with watercolour and  how Lee has come to ‘know’ her paints.Her different palettes and how she developed her colour choices.The one colour that Lee could not live without!The Daily Leaf project and how Lee painted every day for an entire year.Lee’s conference trip to Australia and the realisations she had on her return.  You can connect with Lee online through her website www.leeangold.com, Instagram @leeangold and Facebook. Lee also has an active Youtube channel where she uploads videos on her painting process, colour explorations, sketchbook tours and live painting sessions.  Thanks for listening!www.journalingwithnature.com

On this episode of Dubs Talk, Grant Liffmann is joined by Warriors guard Damion Lee to discuss a number of different topics, including who has stood out at Warriors training camp and what the mentality of the team is heading into the new season. Plus, Lee reveals who is an underrated trash talker and how the new roster additions are fitting in.(3:41) Who has stood out at training camp? (7:30) What is Warriors' mentality heading into season?(14:33) How Lee is making name for himself in NBA(20:19) Lee discusses facing Kevin Durant and the Nets (27:30) Who is an underrated trash talker? (31:14) How are the new roster additions fitting in?

Lee Wallace is the owner and Queen Bean of Peace Coffee, a company on a mission to craft a delicious coffee experience with communities around the globe. A rare CEO whose area of expertise resides in, in her words, that intersection between mission and money, she is a sought-after writer and speaker as well as a recognized leader and expert in multiple fields: social enterprise businesses, fair trade enterprises, and specialty coffee importers. Lee sits on the Research Advisory Council for the Specialty Coffee Association, and holds active leadership roles in the Climate Collaborative, and the B Corps movement. In her spare time, she enjoys traveling to new places, puttering around in her garden, and hanging out with her dogs Ruby and Felix. Based in the heart of Minneapolis, Peace Coffee has been proudly roasting, pedaling, and brewing outstanding coffee since 1996. Under Lees leadership the company has garnered local, national, and international recognition from being named one of the 10 Most Sustainable Coffee Businesses in the U.S. by Civil Eats, to earning the Best Coffee Roaster title by Minnesota Monthly and Growler magazines, to being recognized as one of the top places to work by Minnesota Business Magazine. The company has also been honored with list placements on Best for the World, Community, B Corp, 2018, and 2019; Ten Most Sustainable U.S. Coffee Businesses; and Most Ethical Coffee Companies, Fair World Project. What you'll learn about in this episode: Lee's journey as a female leader in the coffee industry How Lee made the transition from consultant to entrepreneur The lesson's Lee learned as she navigated the uncharted territory of entrepreneurship How Lee funded her business and got it on its feet How to center yourself in your goals, stick to your vision, and execute What it takes to operate at the intersection of mission and money What the future holds for Peace Coffee in 2021 Where Lee finds inspiration Resources: Website: https://www.peacecoffee.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lee-wallace-78319a7/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/peace-coffee/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PeaceCoffeeMN/ Twitter: @peace_coffee Instagram: @peace_coffee The Queen Bean Lee Wallace is the owner and Queen Bean of Peace Coffee, a company on a mission to craft a delicious coffee experience with communities around the globe. She operates at the intersection of mission and money, bringing thought leadership and expertise to audiences in social enterprise businesses, fair trade enterprises, and specialty coffee importers. In this episode of the Intentional Greatness podcast, Lee joins us to share her journey as a female leader, and the story behind Peace Coffee. She explains how she navigated the uncharted territory of entrepreneurship and pursued her passion. Follow Your Passion Lee has always been interested in the concept of using entrepreneurial tools to solve problems in society and to fuel work that has a distinctive mission behind it. Initially, this manifested itself as a career in consulting. However, during her time as a consultant, she had the opportunity to work with a client that she immediately fell in love with. Lee found her passion and purpose in the coffee industry, joined her client's team, and eventually, she purchased the company from them in 2016. Believe it or not, she had never anticipated becoming an entrepreneur, but we can learn from her experience. Don't let your fears and limiting beliefs deter you from following the path that your passions lead to. There is so much to gain from listening to your intuition. Stick With Your Vision When Lee made the transition from consultant to entrepreneur, she had to be quick on her feet. If entrepreneurship is a path you're considering, the lessons Lee shares are of great value. It is easy to get stuck in your bubble while trying to get the business on its feet, but if you deviate from the mission and core values that drove you to pursue your dream in the first place, it will not be sustainable. As a business owner and leader, it is critical to center yourself in what your goal is and create a concrete plan to get there. Stick with your vision and execute it.

Our country is rife with political conversations that tend to divide people. These exchanges can become more challenging when political differences occur in families and close relationships, where a divergence of ideals can strain connection. When the writer, teacher, and food activist Lee Warren recently witnessed one of her peers using aggressive language towards people of the other political spectrum, the experience spurred her to write Can We Love Our Political Enemies?, a piece where she curates an online conversation about having empathy for people who think differently. Lee is the co-founder and managing partner of SOIL - the School of Integrated Living - an organization that teaches organic food production, regenerative systems, and community living. She is a sustainability professional whose experience spans over 25 years and whose interests include rural wisdom, sustainable economics, community, and conscious dying. In this episode, Lee and I explore how we can connect with and love people who have political ideals different from ours. We discuss holding friends to a higher standard of empathy and illustrate how social media tends to exacerbate division among people. We describe what it’s like to experience political differences within families and close relationships and explain how fear and trauma can influence our politics. We also highlight the need to bring curiosity into our ideological differences and discuss how we can use non-violent communication to hold political dialog.   “If we want community, the thing to do is to build real, human coalitions between people who have different perspectives and values.” - Lee Warren   This week on Relationships! Let’s Talk About It: The experience that led Lee to write Can We Love Our Political Enemies? Holding up our friends to a higher standard of empathy How social media promotes division among people How Lee realized that she was stuck in an echo chamber and had to break off of it The difficulty of experiencing political differences within families Using non-violent communication and curiosity to explore contradictory political values How biology can influence our discourse The importance, and privilege, of choosing curiosity over hatred Our negativity bias and why human beings don’t look for commonality first Getting exaggerated, extreme stories about our “political enemies” and how the media exacerbates our fear of the Other Building coalitions in small towns and rural America Land-based wisdom and the value of listening to other peoples’ personal stories Building the muscle of curiosity and using self-soothing techniques in holding political conversations   Resources Mentioned: Can We Love Our Political Enemies?   Related Content: Why Communicating Consent Matters in Healthy Relationships Alternative Relationships   Connect with Lee Warren: Reclaiming Wisdom Lee Warren on LinkedIn Lee Warren on Instagram Lee Warren on Facebook   Let’s Talk About It! Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of Relationships! Let’s Talk About It - the show to help you forge deeper, more meaningful connections and relationships with those around you. If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating and review. If you have a relationship question you’d love to have answered, contact us. Your question may be featured on a future episode! Don’t forget to visit our website, like us on Facebook at HeartShare Counseling, join our Relationships! Let’s Talk About It Facebook group, and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Share your favorite episodes on social media to help others build better, more meaningful relationships. And if our content has helped you forge deeper connections and more meaningful relationships, be sure to help support the show by visiting our Support the Podcast page! Theme music “These Streets” provided by Adi the Monk

Regardless of what the world is going through, your Business can still crush it. Lee Richter, an award-winning Business innovator, leader, and global visionary, shares how she has created multiple successful Businesses over decades and has fun doing it. Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Lee, Dean, and Joe in this episode: How focusing on trackable RESULTS leads you to valuable long-term outcomes and ROI’s. Why Lee loves marketing AND her perspective on The Entrepreneurial Mindset. How Lee finds and hires great Team Members (and secrets for being a useful, helpful collaborator). The co-founder of Comic-Con makes a surprise appearance! (His favorite comic book character and favorite movie!) Some of the best ways for Business owners to get more Customers even in a down market. How the “right phrase” can help your Customers feel comfortable with their decision to buy. What having an E.L.F. Business means to Lee (AND the greatest misconception about media). How to utilize tough times as a springboard for greater success (PLUS: What “success” means to Lee). What PR can (and can’t) do, and how to build relationships that bring you free PR opportunities. How to overcome adversities and obstacles when you’re struggling, overwhelmed, or in a bad place. The “10 Ways Method” for attracting attention, making more money and blowing people away.

Lee Shaner is the host and creator of the Kinda Neat YouTube channel and podcast. In addition he raps under the name of Intuition. He's been involved with the the underground hip hop scene for the the better part of two decades. He's also grown several music podcasts and YouTube channels including SkullCandy's "You Feel Me Podcast" and KnockSteady's "KnockSteady Live". He joins us this week to bless us with his wisdom on growing podcasts and YouTube channels the right way in addition to telling his incredible come up story. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro / Who you are and what you do 5:28 - The early days of building KnockSteady 9:51 - Rapping as Intuition and building a career as an artist. 18:25 - Do you regret not doubling down as an artist? 24:38 - Working in Photography with our mutual friend Dominic Cooley and starting KindaNeat 30:18 - The benefits of being a jack of all trades // Wanting to partake in a ton of creative outlets. 33:40 - How Lee grew KindaNeat to be what it is today 42:41 - The blessing and curse of chasing trends and “the algorithm” 48:26 - Leaving a meaningful legacy 50:00 - Is Andrew Canadian? 51:03 - Breaking down the myths and numbers of huge YouTube channels 52:50 - Creating and hosting Skullcandy’s podcast “You Feel Me?” 56:04 - The importance of diversity 58:46 - Coming back to KindaNeat 1:09:05 - Advice to your past self at the hardest moments in life 1:11:50 - Where can people find you? --- Lee Shaner / Intuition Twitter: https://twitter.com/ItsIntuition Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsintuition/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1KliMuvrUp7XhKu7vVeex3?si=mgDAkjhwTeuloCwrLwmrRA Song I Freaked Out About (Weight Is Gone): https://youtu.be/bVUm4mpGC-Y Kinda Neat YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsNMZpZsyShyvgwR7jt405Q Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/71A4nbeeMusQis1Ohb6EUh?si=QFH4QWvBQPSu3iC3ljp2Hw Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kindaneat/ Andrew Cramb: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andrew_ftw/ Where Are All My Friends Podcast: Donate: https://www.whereareallmyfriends.com/donate Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2_TuYF3dJ0rF0L51_0DVaQ?sub_confirmation=1 Website: https://www.whereareallmyfriends.com/ If you liked this episode and found it helpful, the biggest favor you can do is subscribing to the channel and telling your friends about the show. Thanks for listening! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whereareallmyfriends/support

Renegade Muscle 9 With Lee Priest. Hosted by Geoff Roberts. Presented by https://www.truenutrition.com/  Code: ADVICES 1:00 - Back to the Future 2:20 - Lees Trump/Punisher Flag 3:30 - Chris Cuomo, Joe Rogan and fake weights 5:12 - General banter 21:15 - Lees current training style 26:36 - Fouad Abiad 36:40 - Lees training style in the early days 39:00 - Overcomplicating bodybuilding 42:45 - Why do fans ask what the pros do? 53:00 - Forearm training and grip strength 1:00:00- How Lee would change his offseason strategy if he could go back Follow Lee on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lee.priest.161214

Lee McEnany Caraher is the CEO of Double Forte PR & Digital Marketing, a national agency headquartered in San Francisco, with offices in New York. An acclaimed communication strategist, Lee is known for her practical solutions to big problems. Her company works with some of the top consumer lifestyle, digital life, technology, and wine brands in the country. Lee serves on the board of directors for the Public Relations Council, the national association for public relations agencies. Lees the author of Millennials & Management based on her experience with epically failing and then succeeding at retaining Millennials in her business. Her second book, The Boomerang Principle: Inspiring Lifetime Loyalty From Employees provides a practical guide to building positive, high-performing workplaces. Lee has a reputation for building cohesive, high producing teams who get a lot done well and have fun at the same time. She is a straight talker who doesn’t hold too many punches, although she does her best to be pleasant about it. Her big laugh and sense of humor have gotten her out of a lot of trouble. She started her career in communications in Boston and then moved to California, working with high-profile and groundbreaking companies along the way. She moved to the Bay Area in 1995 to serve as the Vice President of Corporate and Consumer Communications at the $1.6 Billion SEGA of America. She then served as Executive Vice President of The Weber Group and Founder and President of Red Whistle Communications, both Interpublic companies. Lee is active in the community and currently serves on the Executive Committee for Farm Technology Days 2020, and on the Public Advocates Board of Governors. Previously Lee served as vice-chair of the Board of KQED Public Media, Executive Committee for the Grace Cathedral Board of Trustees, Chair of the Board for Community Gatepath, Menlo Colleges Board of Trustees, and was the founding Chair of the Board for the St. Pauls Choir School. She consults with other non-profits on effective board organization and practices. A graduate of Carleton College, with a degree in Medieval History, which she finds useful every day, Lee lives in Western Wisconsin with her husband, two sons, a blind cat, and an energetic dog. She splits her time between San Francisco, New York, and Eau Claire, Wisconsin. What You Will Learn: Lee’s journey into PR and Marketing How different generations approach work and function in the workplace What building wealth means to Lee How Lee’s family and home life have influenced the way she approaches business Why all business owners should be focused on culture How to build a great culture within your own company How Lee makes her life work so that she can work How women can build wealth by sharing what they’ve learned as female business leaders Resources: Website: www.leecaraher.com www.double-forte.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leecaraher/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/double-forte/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LeeCaraher1/ https://www.facebook.com/DoubleFortePR/ Twitter: @LeeCaraher

Lee Mayer is the co-founder and CEO of Havenly, an online interior design company that makes interior decorating services more accessible and affordable to all. In 2013, Lee had just relocated from a small NYC apartment to a larger home with considerably more space in Denver, Colorado. Overwhelmed by all the furniture and decor choices to be made, Lee was frustrated by the lack of quick, simple, budget-friendly interior design options that were available to her. As someone who never thought of herself as an entrepreneur, especially growing up with certain cultural expectations from her Indian family, Lee tried to convince all her friends to start an online interior design company to solve the problem. After spending months in an empty home, Lee, encouraged by her sister Emily, quit her lucrative career in finance and the two started the company together. Neither of them had interior design or tech backgrounds but were confident that there was a need in the market.Under Lee’s leadership, Havenly has raised $58 million dollars in funding from top tier investors and is now the leader in the world of online design while many competitors have struggled or even failed to stay afloat.In this episode, we'll talk to Lee about:* How Lee’s upbringing and cultural expectations of her Indian family impacted her career trajectory [2:25]* Lee shares how she never thought of herself as an entrepreneur & how her own narrative for becoming a tech founder changed [6:00]* Before taking the leap to start her company, Lee walks through how she thought through financial security and leaving her lucrative career [13:33]* Lee opens up about the early days of Havenly, mistakes she made along the way and what she thinks held her back [18:30]* The importance of not taking anything personally in business and blaming yourself for failures [24:35]* How to change your perspective on success and live a more purpose driven life [27:50]* Lee’s experience raising $58 million dollars from venture capitalists & how she dealt with 140 no’s [29:14]* How to overcome imposter syndrome and deal with the naysayers [40:40]* Lee walks through the silver lining of her divorce and how it pushed her to ask for help which benefited both her personal & professional life [44:53]* How Lee manages her family life and a high growth business & why the partner you select in your life is one of the most important decisions you'll ever make [48:38]Follow Lee:* Personal Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leeathavenly/* Havenly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehavenly/* Website: https://havenly.com/Follow Yasmin:* Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/yasminknouri/* Stay updated & subscribe to our newsletter: https://www.behindherempire.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lee Kearney is one of the nation's most active and successful single-family real estate investors, having flipped over 7000 houses in the last decade, totaling over $500 million in property, under his SPIN real estate company. Lee is known as the leading expert in understanding and leveraging real estate market cycles. He's been on the front lines of flipping homes, and his passion and expertise come into play as he inspires and educates real estate investors at all levels through his FLIP YOUR INCOME training program. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Lee started out in real estate in Ireland in 2003 by making money “by accident”, and how he then learned valuable lessons about curb appeal and cosmetics How Lee discovered foreclosure deals and began learning quickly, mastering the niche of foreclosure auctions before losing everything in 2008 and starting over again How the global pandemic has “put the brakes on the entire world economy” and signaled a new era of real estate Why your strategies must change as the market shifts, with different strategies at the top, middle and bottom of the market Why the equity you think you can have in your real estate properties can evaporate overnight with market changes Why it is important to not just focus on cash flow but to also have a plan for an exit strategy with your properties Lee shares stories of his own investments and that of others that were negatively impacted by market cycles Why Lee considers being able to pivot with the market represents one of his biggest and most important wins Why Lee is focusing on raising capital to cash in on the opportunities presented by the market downturn Why Lee believes strongly in not having downtime and in pairing productive tasks with non-productive tasks Resources: Website: https://realadvisors.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/leemkearney/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/realadvisors/ Elite Entrepreneurs course: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/ignition Lee Kearney's Recommended Reading List Atomic Habits by James Clear: https://amzn.to/30vwDeo Traction by Gino Wickman: https://amzn.to/2CYYzik 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

This week we welcome special guest Lee Rozins to the Sales IQ Podcast. Born and raised in New York Lee now lives in San Fransico working as the head of sales for Cheetah, the leading e-commerce solution for Small-Medium Business supplies. Lee has an astounding sales career and has done some incredible things ranging from being the #1 highest performing salesperson company-wide at Singleplatform to scaling his sales to by 11X from 4 to 45 people and their revenue by 10X to about 170 million in annualised sales. This week we talk about the mindset and the mentality that Lee discovered enabling him to become a master of his craft and how you can go about implementing this mentality in your own life to achieve success and take the next step in your career. Where you can find Lee: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lee-rozins-40275723/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/lee-rozins-40275723/)  Timestamps: [04:30] - How Lee entered into the world of sales [08:20] - Understanding the need for self improvement [10:10] - The struggle of not meeting personal expectations [11:45] - Lee's current role at Cheetah [14:50] - The mindset you should implement in your life to achieve success [18:20] - What Lee looks for in an employee [23:30] - The data behind why you should be calling people more than once [28:20] - The biggest influence in Lee's career

Whether you’re an experienced coach or just jumped into the online coaching world, how you show up and connect with others on social media can create the foundation you need to reach the audience you want to serve most. Lee Chaix McDonough explains how she used Facebook Groups to build her business, how she launched her podcast on social media, her approach to social media and how that difference helps her stand out, and why service and empathy always come first!            In this podcast episode, we share:  How Lee’s Facebook Group helped build her business and connection to her audience  The challenges and successes Lee has experienced using a Facebook Group  How Lee used an email opt-in to grow her initial Facebook Group Advice for growing your online presence and credibility by using Facebook Groups  How Lee planned the launch for her podcast and what happened post launch  Lee’s social media strategy and what tools she uses to plan her posts  How Lee nurtures her online community  Advice for navigating clients who need 1:1 work vs. direct messages  Details about Lee’s Coaching Superpower Quiz    Memorable Quotes:  “What really made a difference for me is when I decided it’s time for me to use social media as a way to connect...and not just find clients but actually connect with people.”  “Show up and serve. Be generous with your knowledge. People will trust you and they’ll follow up for more.”   “I find Instagram Stories is a great way to share in-the-moment-things so you can keep your posts a little more curated, a little more planned.” “Once you’ve served first and then you go towards the sale, for me it’s an aligned approach to it.”        About Lee: Lee Chaix McDonough is the CEO and Founder of Coach With Clarity, a membership site for intuitive, heart-centered coaches. She is also the host of the Coach with Clarity podcast and author of the #1 Amazon book, ACT On Your Business. After over a decade as a clinical social worker and public health professional, Lee became credentialed as a coach through the International Coach Federation and now provides ICF-accredited continuing coach education for intuitive, heart-centered coaches. Her Coach with Clarity® framework fuses meaning, mindset, and mindfulness with grounded intuition and solid business strategy to help coaches and clients excel at entrepreneurship and transform their lives. Lee lives in North Carolina with her husband, two sons, and her pug Phineas. Connect with Lee: Website Instagram Facebook LinkedIn   Links Mentioned: Discover Your Coaching Superpower Quiz Onlinedrea.com/101   This Episode Is Made Possible By: Traject Social: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Agency Vista: Your work and experience will take centerstage. And we're proud of the work we do.  Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

"The best thing that can happen to you is to have all your plans get blown up because then you learn how you react to that."   Last week, Tracksmith announced it was adding two members to its team: professional athletes Mary Cain and Nick Willis. But Nick and Mary aren't just figureheads for the brand or sponsored athletes. They're full-time, salaried employees. On this episode, Lee Glandorf, head of communications at Tracksmith, shares the behind-the-scenes making of those deals, and talks about what hiring Nick and Mary means for both them and for the brand. She also explains why now — in the midst of a global pandemic — was the right time to make these moves. Lee is a former Yale University rower turned runner, who also shares her running story and talks about how, as someone who thrives on lists and plans, she's adjusting to life right now and finding ways to connect with the community.   What you’ll get on this episode: How Lee is handling this time as a self-proclaimed “control freak” (6:00) How Tracksmith pivoted strategies and plans at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic (12:00) All about Tracksmith’s decision to hire professional runners Mary Cain and Nick Willis earlier this month (16:30) How Lee fell in love with running (33:00) How Lee got her job at Tracksmith (42:50)   What we mention on this episode: On the Job with Taylor Ritzel, Content Acquisition at Netflix Run Free Grand Prix "Mary Cain Announces New Role at Tracksmith," via Women’s Running "To Run My Best Marathon at Age 44, I Had to Outrun My Past," via Wired   Follow Lee: Instagram @leeglandorf   Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Like the Facebook page Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava   Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts Spotify SoundCloud Overcast Stitcher Google Play   SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you’re enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

Lee Kemp, a 7 time US National Champion and winner of 9 gold medals at the World Championships, World Cup, and Pan American games -- is one of the greatest wrestlers in United States history. In this interview I have a candid conversation with Lee about his journey to greatness, his tumble to rock bottom and his rise back to the top in life. This is a truly unbelievable story of excellence, achievement and finding your place in the world after misfortune and hardship set you back. Key Moments: · 3:32 – How Lee got into wrestling· 10:44 – When Lee wrestled Dan Gable· 21:38 – How Lee processed not being able to participate in the 1980 Olympic Games· 27:40 – Doing more than your opponent and earning your right to win· 38:51 – Dealing with fear· 46:06 – Lee’s transition to being a coach· 59:16 – What Lee is doing now Connect with Lee Kemp:· http://www.leekemp.com/· https://www.facebook.com/lee.kemp.7/· https://www.instagram.com/lee_kemp_/· https://twitter.com/Lee_Kemp_· http://www.youtube.com/mister74kilo· http://www.linkedin.com/in/coachkemp· MOVIE: Wrestled AWAY: The Lee Kemp Story (HIGHLY recommend) http://www.leekemp.com/2019/03/lee-kemp-documentary-wrestled-away-the-lee-kemp-story/

The current education system uses data for harm. By ranking and comparing students, we create winners and losers in the classroom. And while the hope is that competition will motivate students to learn, the opposite holds true, as students on the wrong side of the bell curve lose their enthusiasm for school altogether. So, how can we reinvent our schools to use data for joy? How can we inspire ongoing student engagement and help our kids strive for their all-time best—each and every day? Career educator Lee Jenkins is the creator of L to J Consulting, a practice that helps school districts keep students engaged from kindergarten through Grade 12. Lee’s revolutionary system is built on the principles of continuous improvement and growth mindset, and the schools he supports boast six times the learning of the average classroom. Lee has more than 50 years of experience as a teacher and administrator, and he is the author of the Amazon bestseller How to Create a Perfect School. On this episode of Men on Purpose, Lee joins Emerald to discuss the fundamental problem with education—believing we need to motivate students through competition. He shares his vision for the perfect school built around the idea of striving to achieve your all-time best and explains how his system promotes both individual achievement and team contribution. Listen in to understand how SKILL, WILL and THRILL work together to facilitate learning and find out how you can protect your child’s intrinsic motivation to learn! What You Will Learn How W. Edwards Deming’s work on data inspired Lee to his calling The fundamental problem with believing we need to motivate students + employees Lee’s insight on a parent’s role in protecting their child’s intrinsic motivation Lee’s vision for a perfect school built around the idea of striving for all-time best The danger in the rank and compare model of our current system How SKILL, WILL and THRILL work together to facilitate learning The L to Bell to J progression of learning throughout a schoolyear How Lee’s system promotes team contribution AND individual achievement The challenge Lee faces in getting his work out to more schools What differentiates cramming from true learning Connect with Lee Jenkins L to J Consulting Resources How to Create a Perfect School: Maintain Students’ Motivation and Love of Learning from Kindergarten through 12th Grade by Lee Jenkins National Publicity Summit Double Blessing by Mark Batterson Edwards Deming John Maxwell Lee’s Parent Advice Sheet Wickedly Smart Women Podcast Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Emerald on Instagram Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x3333 This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Lee Harris is an intuitive guide, speaker, musician and author of Energy Speaks: Messages from Spirit on Living, Loving and Awakening. Lee Harris’s journey as a channeler began in 1998 when he first heard the voice of his spirit guides, known as The Zs, while on his way to work on the London Underground train. I first became aware of Lee’s work in 2016 when I was looking for resources for a quickly changing world and navigating some fairly sticky challenges. Lee documents the powerful spiritual wisdom that the Zs have provided him over the last two decades in his book Energy Speaks. In this interview, we explore Lee’s journey as an intuitive, and how he is managing the responsibility of leadership as his influence and organization experience rapid growth. As we move into a new decade, Lee’s work and the Zs message on living, loving, awakening, and leading are more relevant and powerful than ever. Conversation highlights The story of when Lee first met The Zs When your spiritual search asks you to return to your human life with all you’ve learned Why using your spiritual power for negative, egoic desires never works. What the Zs are really talking about when they say, "You are a Lightworker." Moving self care from concept to action. Why holding a lighter place and finding your strategies are important in challenging times. Practicing ultra discernment: How Lee views and practices his responsibilities as a leader. The energy exchange when we relate to each other. How The Zs view enlightenment. Why getting caught in wanting the world to be harmonious is a trap. Radical Expression: How to hold a loving, gracious, but clear place around speaking your truth. Memorable moments: “Spending too long in despair about world not looking the way you want it to, is not going to get you anywhere.” “The way I live my life now - focus one day at a time as much as I can, to pay attention to my own personal balance as much as I can, while I’m also serving the things that I serve in the world.” Mentioned in this episode: Lee Harris' book Energy Speaks:  Messages from Spirit on Living, Loving and Awakening Visit Lee’s website - leeharrisenergy.com Follow the Free Your Inner Guru Podcast Instagram - @freeyourinnerguru Facebook

We talk all about: – How Lee got into art – Art as therapy – What made her choose to “go public” with her art over the last few years – What small town life means to her and why it's important to make an impact – Being a single mom to her very different kids – How Lee's work keeps her well – Her new studio opening up on John Street in Port Hope

In this episode, Fitz and Lee chat with Matt Ruddick from the AMA Podcast. Learn a little more about their start in the RC hobby and the genesis of this podcast: Where's Terry? (1:40), How Lee found RC (2:30), Fitz's spider bite (4:25), How I met your cohost (11:00), RCR Genesis (18:30), Podcast pains (20:30), Whoopsie (35:00), AMA Podcast (41:00)

In this episode we talk to Lead singer from boyband 911 Mr Lee Brennan. In their five years together, 911 scored ten UK top 10 singles with 10 million singles and 6 million albums sold worldwide. The band announced their split in February 2000 but 12 years later they reunited for the ITV2 reality-documentary series 'The Big Reunion', along with Atomic Kitten, Liberty X, B*Witched, Five and Honeyz. Due to the highly positive reception, the groups went on an arena tour around the UK and Ireland. Their comeback album Illuminate: The Hits and More was released on 8 September 2013, along with their comeback single "2 Hearts 1 Love". In early 2014, 911 headlined their own UK tour. Aside from his time in 911, Lee has had to overcome many obstacles in his personal life. He was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma twice, first aged nine and then again aged 15, of which treatment left him infertile. After 911's split in 2000, Lee continued song writing whilst pursuing an acting career. And on 14 September 2006, Brennan married Lindsay Armaou of Irish girl group B*Witched but they unfortunately split in 2011. In this episodes we talked about: The formation of 911 and how the bands drive and work ethic helped them achieve some of the biggest goals achievable in the pop world Being diagnosed with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma twice and how this experience has led him to have real perspective and appreciation of life and a growth mindset Why Lee believes when you have a fear, you should feel the fear and do it anyway The pressures of your image, being judged and the dangers of social media. Coping with the loss of identity and purpose after the band ended by seeking professional counselling and reading personal development books and why we all need to regulate our thoughts in a positive way even if we think we’re ok. How gratitude in everyday life and appreciating the smaller things can lead to good things bouncing straight back to you Why you need to be positively selfish and learn to say no to certain situations   How Lee dealt with his divorce to wife Lindsay and his view on endings and being kind to yourself in this situation. And interestingly why you shouldn’t put the pressure on yourself to be happy all day long   Please subscribe, download, rate and review our Podcast: iTunes - http://bit.ly/richinsuccess Soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/user-124595234 Follow Lee Brennan here: https://www.instagram.com/mrleebrennan/  You can follow Rich In Success at: https://www.facebook.com/richinsuccess https://twitter.com/richinsuccess https://www.instagram.com/richinsuccess/ Rich In Success is a podcast hosted by cousins Matt Hall (actor/singer/multiple business owner) and Dan Ramsden (health & wellbeing coach). They are on a journey to define exactly what success is and how to implement this into your daily life. Each week they interview inspirational guests from all walks of life including successful sports people and famous actors to experts in health and millionaire business people. Are you ready to learn, grow and take your quality of life to the next level? Join them on their quest of self discovery and learn from the best.

Lee Bellinger is the founder of Independent Living News which has a private subscription and they have products for off the grid living, survival in an emergency, gaining independent income and much more. He is the inventor of the PowerWhisperer Home Power Backup System. Independent Living is noted for its successful predictions and in February 1998, Lee published a front page illustrated prediction story on the destruction of the World Trade Center by terrorists.s  Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  [0:37] Jeremy introduces his guest, Lee Bellinger.  [1:50] What does Lee’s morning routine look like?  [3:30] Lee talks about predicting the World Trade Center attack.  [13:00] What was it like living off the grid on a yacht?  [15:10] Lee opens up about his childhood.  [17:20] Stories from Lee’s yacht.  [21:40] How did Lee end up in publishing?  [24:45] Early popular articles that Lee published.  [27:40] What is Lee’s research process?  [29:30] Why Lee is worried about the national power grid.  [31:00] Developing a reliable power generator.  [37:50] The ultimate guide to self-reliance living. [43:45] Lessons learned from unsuccessful products.  [46:10] Teaching others to become self-reliant.  [49:20] Adding value to people’s lives.  [54:15] Lee explains why silver is such a great resource. [57:20] Why make the shift to Independent Living? [1:01:30] The benefit of joining masterminds and connecting with other leaders.  [1:06:50] What is the most controversial article Lee published?  [1:09:40] Lee talks about the lowest moment from his journey.  [1:14:20] How Lee ended up proposing with a movie advertisement.  [1:17:00] Proud moments from the journey.  [1:20:45] Closing thoughts and predictions from Lee.  In this episode… How would you describe your lifestyle - are you independent, or would you say that you are dependent on others? Let's face it - no one wants to be dependent on help from other people, but is there really a way to live independently in today's interconnected society? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you'll hear from business leader and publisher, Lee Bellinger. In his conversation with Jeremy, Lee opens up about his background, how he got started as a publisher, why he decided to create and market his own product, and much more. You'll want to pay close attention to this fascinating episode featuring Lee's story - don't miss it!  Can you imagine what it would be like to become so in sync with the news cycle that you feel like you can begin predicting news events before they happen? Chances are, your answer to that question is, "No." Lee Bellinger accomplished what many believe is impossible - he has become such a student of the news that he can accurately predict major events like the fall of the World Trade Center. Lee has a fascinating take on how he keeps a finger on the pulse of world events, make sure to check out the link to his website located in the resources section at the end of this post!  What would you do if you found yourself in the room with key leaders and politicians? Would you try to strike up a conversation, stand away in awe, or would you respond with apathy? Let's face it - politicians aren't the most popular group in our society, but they do hold powerful influence. Lee had the privilege of networking with many politicians when he would give cruises of the Potomac River. While Lee could have exploited his political connections - he chose to take a different route.  If given a choice between helping others or accumulating wealth and power - most people would choose wealth and power. Which one would you choose? Working with politicians and focusing solely on the political angle quickly wore thin for Lee, so he decided to change gears. Lee wanted to make a more meaningful impact on his readers by empowering them to take control of their situations and prepare for the future. This direction eventually led Lee to develop and manufacturer his hit product, the PowerWhisperer. You can learn more about Lee's fascinating creation by visiting the link to his website located in the resources section.  Too often, business leaders get so caught up in their own goals and efforts that they fail to grow as business leaders. What is your plan to grow and develop as a leader? What role does mentorship play in your plans? Lee was content to keep his business headed in the same direction until he connected with like-minded business leaders. Once he connected with the right leaders - Lee was convinced that masterminds and mentoring relationships were essential for professional growth. What are you waiting for? If you haven't participated in a networking event or reached out to key leaders in your industry for mentorship - now is the time!  Resources Mentioned on this episode Independent Living News https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K34uGjZ7EZk Intro Music by Kidd Russell Sponsor for this episode Rise25’s mission is to connect you with your best referral partners and customers. We do this in 3 ways… Our Done for you Media - We help your company completely run and launch your own podcast. we distribute your show across more than 11 different channels including a dedicated blog post and social media. You simply show up and talk and we do everything else. Our team has been working with podcasters since 2009. I personally credit podcasting as the single best thing I have done for my business and my life. It has allowed me to connect with the founders/ceo’s of P90x, Atari, Einstein Bagels, Mattel, Rx Bars, and many more. Besides making best friends and finding my business partner..podcasting has led to relationships with countless customers and referral partners. Our Done for you Lead Generation- We manually send a consistent flow of customized outreach messages to your ideal clients and referral sources that you want to connect with to generate more business and clients - this is not paid traffic by the way. Our Done for you VIP Events - We do live in-person VIP Days and receptions. These are 100% outsourced VIP days for software companies and conference organizers so we can help you serve your highest level customers. It may or may not involve Elvis costumes - See video  Rise25 VIP Days have a proven track record of helping companies to get more referrals, increase retention with their VIP customers, and get more engaged new customers without adding extra work to that company’s plate. Rise25 has hosted VIP events in cities such as Austin, Chicago, Santa Barbara, San Diego, New York, Sonoma, and Las Vegas to name a few. Since these each require a lot of humans to do the work we have limited bandwidth and only want to work with the right company. so if any sound interesting to you go to Rise25.com and contact us or email support (at) rise25.com. If your company wants to attract and connect with your highest level customers and referral partners then you can learn more and contact us to find out if your company qualifies at Rise25.com. Rise25 was cofounded by Dr. Jeremy Weisz and John Corcoran.

Lee Bellinger is the founder of Independent Living News which has a private subscription and they have products for off the grid living, survival in an emergency, gaining independent income and much more. He is the inventor of the PowerWhisperer Home Power Backup System. Independent Living is noted for its successful predictions and in February 1998, Lee published a front page illustrated prediction story on the destruction of the World Trade Center by terrorists.s  Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  [0:37] Jeremy introduces his guest, Lee Bellinger.  [2:00] Lee talks about the lowest moment from his journey.  [6:20] How Lee ended up proposing with a movie advertisement.  [9:00] Proud moments from the journey.  [12:45] Closing thoughts and predictions from Lee.  In this episode… Should you just embrace the difficulties that life throws your way, or is there a better way to take challenges in stride and stay positive? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader and entrepreneur Lee Bellinger. In his conversation with Jeremy, Lee opens up about the low moments in his career, how he pushed thought those challenges, what he did to propose to his wife, proud moments from the journey, and much more. Have pen and paper ready - you don’t want to miss a minute of this fascinating episode featuring Lee’s story!  What is your take on roadblocks and challenges? Do you see them as obstacles to overcome or ways to expand your thinking and grow as a leader? While some obstacles can be overcome - relentless negativity is too much for even the most positive person to endure. According to Lee Bellinger - the best approach to negative people is to remove them from your life carefully. It won’t be easy - Lee warns - but it will be worth it! Don’t let negative people drag you and your business down - learn from leaders who have been through the trenches - like Lee.  When was the last time you did something that you were really proud of? Was it a goal you had set or an achievement you had reached? Too often, leaders go through their day without reflecting on the journey and taking time to appreciate how far they’ve come. Looking back on his career - Lee Bellinger is proud of the way he has served his following with information and products like the PowerWhisperer Home Power Backup System. Lee is a leader who is willing to go the distance for something he believes in - make sure to check out his website located in the resources section at the end of this post.  Resources Mentioned on this episode Independent Living News Intro Music by Kidd Russell Sponsor for this episode Rise25’s mission is to connect you with your best referral partners and customers. We do this in 3 ways… Our Done for you Media - We help your company completely run and launch your own podcast. we distribute your show across more than 11 different channels including a dedicated blog post and social media. You simply show up and talk and we do everything else. Our team has been working with podcasters since 2009. I personally credit podcasting as the single best thing I have done for my business and my life. It has allowed me to connect with the founders/ceo’s of P90x, Atari, Einstein Bagels, Mattel, Rx Bars, and many more. Besides making best friends and finding my business partner..podcasting has led to relationships with countless customers and referral partners. Our Done for you Lead Generation- We manually send a consistent flow of customized outreach messages to your ideal clients and referral sources that you want to connect with to generate more business and clients - this is not paid traffic by the way. Our Done for you VIP Events - We do live in-person VIP Days and receptions. These are 100% outsourced VIP days for software companies and conference organizers so we can help you serve your highest level customers. It may or may not involve Elvis costumes - See video  Rise25 VIP Days have a proven track record of helping companies to get more referrals, increase retention with their VIP customers, and get more engaged new customers without adding extra work to that company’s plate. Rise25 has hosted VIP events in cities such as Austin, Chicago, Santa Barbara, San Diego, New York, Sonoma, and Las Vegas to name a few. Since these each require a lot of humans to do the work we have limited bandwidth and only want to work with the right company. so if any sound interesting to you go to Rise25.com and contact us or email support (at) rise25.com. If your company wants to attract and connect with your highest level customers and referral partners then you can learn more and contact us to find out if your company qualifies at Rise25.com. Rise25 was cofounded by Dr. Jeremy Weisz and John Corcoran.

Lee Strom is SanMar’s Vice President of Marketing, having spent most of the last two decades managing a wide variety of personalities, from analysts and project managers to digital marketers and creative staff. In this episode, Lee describes how SanMar’s approach to marketing, and SanMar itself, has changed during his many years with the company, debates the merits of a physical catalog in today’s day and age, and discusses his own future with SanMar.   THE FINER DETAILS OF THIS EPISODE   How Lee came to work for SanMar 18 years ago, and how the marketing department,and especially the website, have evolved since he started. Why the way SanMar presents itself has been the biggest thing that’s changed in Lee’s nearly two decades with the company. The changing role of SanMar’s physical catalog and what relevance it still has today. The reason marketing departments are having to deploy a wider range of tactics in appealing to today's customers. Lee’s advice for SanMar customers on how to more effectively market their products. The story of Professor Noggin and how it’s possible to fall behind by being too far ahead. What’s in store for SanMar’s marketing strategy and Lee’s own career. Lee explains how SanMar operates responsibly and gives back through A Canvas for Good.   QUOTES “We don’t have 2,000 products, we have 2,000 stories to tell.” “I think this industry finds you and I believe it found me.” “In marketing, we are the left brain to the right brain of everything, all in one department.” “I don’t see any slowdown. If anything, I see an acceleration of what marketing needs to do to stimulate customers.” “This industry allows us to bring communities together and people together in beautiful ways.”   LINKS   SanMar U homepage: http://www.education.sanmar.com/ SanMar’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sanmarcorp/ SanMar’s Twitter: @sanmar_corp SanMar’s Instagram: @sanmar_corp

  Lee Addams is the CEO of CropMetrics, a company that pursues innovation in US irrigation services and provide smart irrigation solutions to growers. Lee has experience in business model innovation, business unit growth strategizing, enterprise-level sustainability strategizing, and public sector water resources. He obtained his Ph.D. in Geological and Environmental Sciences at Stanford University and is also a Post-Doc Fellow for Water Resources/International Development at Columbia University in the City of New York.   Lee joins me today to share his passion for improving water irrigation efficiency as well as water sustainability. He describes how he became interested in water irrigation and what led him to work with CropMetrics. He explains how their system works and how it can benefit growers. Lee also discusses what a transaction would look like with a farmer and how they convince them to join.     “It's what's happening to 12, 18, to 24 inches under the ground that you don't see. That's what's affecting what water your crop is needing right then, at the moment.” - Lee Addams         This Week on The Future of Agriculture Podcast:   How Lee found interest in working with CropMetrics. The story behind CropMetrics and their vision. The special technology used by CropMetrics that separates them from other startups. The type of data they plan to utilize to make irrigation more efficient. His thoughts on long term water viability. How they transact their business with growers and what convinces them to join. What they do for farmers who are hesitant in trying something new.       Connect with Lee Addams:   CropMetrics Twitter         This episode is sponsored by: Agri-Pulse - For the Latest in Ag Information   Regulation and policy have just as much impact on the agriculture industry and ag-business as Mother Nature. For 15 years, Agri-Pulse has been the leading resource for ag information, reporting on agricultural issues and policies occurring in Washington, D.C., Sacramento, and across the U.S. Agri-Pulse helps keep farmers and ag professionals up-to-date on the latest changes in rules and regulations impacting their businesses - before these policies become law.   Stay up-to-date on the latest ag issues and policies impacting your business by giving Agri-Pulse a test drive. Visit Agri-Pulse.com to start your 1-Month Free Trail today.     We Are a Part of a Bigger Family!    The Future of Agriculture Podcast is now part of the Farm and Rural Ag Network. Listen to more ag-related podcasts by subscribing on iTunes or on the Farm and Rural Ag Network Website today.      Join the Conversation! To get your most pressing ag questions answered and share your perspective on various topics we’ve discussed on the Future of Agriculture podcast, head over to SpeakPipe.com/FutureofAg and leave a recorded message!   Share the Ag-Love!    Thanks for joining us on the Future of Agriculture Podcast – your spot for valuable information, content, and interviews with industry leaders throughout the agricultural space! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest feedback. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social media spots!    Learn more about AgGrad by visiting:  Future of Agriculture Website AgGrad Website AgGrad on Twitter  AgGrad on Facebook  AgGrad on LinkedIn  AgGrad on Instagram

Lee Hackett is CEO of BluprintX, a company which helps CMOs, CROs and CEOs of mid-to-large-sized businesses to grow revenue by using data and technology. Lee set up the firm in the UK 2013 and has expanded its footprint to four countries. Before Bluprint X, Lee played a leading role in creating and scaling seven startups in four continents over the last decade. Several of these startups became market leaders within 1-3 years, and were sold to FTSE 200 organisations and global companies. But Lee hasn’t always been an entrepreneur and before he got into business, he was a professional footballer with Wigan Athletic FC, in the UK. In this episode, Lee and I are chat about Brexit, his transition from football to business, the creation of BluprintX and how Lee took it global. Tune in to find out: Why every company needs to think about ‘going global’ How Lee made the transition from athlete to entrepreneur What football taught Lee about leading a company Top tips on dealing with the distraction created by global growth How to build a culture that enables a company to be globally sustainable Lee’s favourite books include, Principles: Life and Work by Ray Dalio.You can find it at https://www.principles.com/

Lee Hackett is CEO of BluprintX, a company which helps CMOs, CROs and CEOs of mid-to-large-sized businesses to grow revenue by using data and technology. Lee set up the firm in the UK 2013 and has expanded its footprint to four countries.Before Bluprint X, Lee played a leading role in creating and scaling seven startups in four continents over the last decade. Several of these startups became market leaders within 1-3 years, and were sold to FTSE 200 organisations and global companies.But Lee hasn’t always been an entrepreneur and before he got into business, he was a professional footballer with Wigan Athletic FC, in the UK.In this episode, Lee and I are chat about Brexit, his transition from football to business, the creation of BluprintX and how Lee took it global.Tune in to find out:Why every company needs to think about ‘going global’How Lee made the transition from athlete to entrepreneurWhat football taught Lee about leading a companyTop tips on dealing with the distraction created by global growthHow to build a culture that enables a company to be globally sustainableLee’s favourite books include, Principles: Life and Work by Ray Dalio.You can find it at https://www.principles.com/

Lee Kearney is one of the nation's most successful single-family real estate investors. Since 2004, he has bought/sold 7,000+ properties and is known as the expert in leveraging real estate market cycles. He now owns several real estate businesses in Florida, all operating under the Southeast Property Investments Network (SPIN) brand, to fix and flip properties across the U.S., with a total sales volume exceeding $50M in 2017. Lee taps into his expertise and passion for mentorship to educate others on leveraging market cycles to grow their own real estate businesses. His education platform FLIP YOUR INCOME offers several levels of training designed for beginning investors, mid-level operators who wish to scale their operations, and seasoned investors looking to manage their profits. In late 2013, Lee co-founded a medical marijuana startup dedicated to serving the medical cannabis market in Florida. This is slated to be a vertically integrated company that will manufacture and distribute a world-class medical product line, serving patients with severe or debilitating illnesses upon recommendation from a licensed physician in accordance with state regulatory guidelines. Lee also has sizeable investments in several other companies in different sectors with the income he's generated from real estate. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Lee accidentally flipped his first condo and discovered a career in real estate investing How Lee found a mentor who was already an established real estate investor, and how he made some important early mistakes that taught him key lessons Why humility and a willingness to ask questions have been critical pillars of Lee's success in real estate How Lee went from $2 million in profits to $2 million in losses due to the 2008 real estate market crash, and how he bounced back from the massive setback How Lee monitors changes to the market, how he adapts to those changes, and what kinds of deals Lee is doing these days Why Lee believes the market is indicating a coming reset, and how his strategies are tailored to this coming reset Why Lee realized that doing all the work himself was risky and was slowing him down, and why he recognized the need to do things more efficiently What Lee will be teaching during his upcoming three-hour simulcast class, to be held on July 25th from 12pm-3pm eastern time Why it is important to “run your own race, set your goals high, and don't stop until you get there” What single piece of advice Lee would offer people about taking action and executing their training Additional resources: Website: www.thementorpodcast.com/lee

In today’s episode, Whitney has the pleasure of interviewing therapist, coach, and founder of Caravel Coaching, Lee Chaix McDonough. Lee’s goal is to partner with healers, helpers, and creative entrepreneurs who want to grow successful businesses and lead fulfilling lives. Lee is here to talk about ACT, or Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and how it has changed her life and the lives of her clients. ACT was developed as a therapeutic process, but it can be so much more than that and help you tap into your full potential. Check out Lee’s book, Act On Your Business, to hear some incredible insight on ACT and see how it may help change your life and business for the better!  Whitney shares: How Lee made her way to writing her book What changes Lee saw in her life through ACT Importance of seeing yourself as whole or enough Personal struggles with body image and relationship with food Separating your unwanted thoughts from your identity Understanding why the mind creates self-hate The 3 M’s and what they really mean What you can do when you know what your core values are Mindset effects on how we view the world around us Having awareness in the present moment Validation for every internal experience that you have Lee’s healing process when discovering ACT Making yourself smaller out of fear There’s nothing inherently wrong or bad about you Defining intuition and how to know when you are acting from an intuitive place   Links to Resources: Mindset Act On Your Business To keep up with Lee visit https://actonyourbusiness.com Lee Instagram The 5 Day #TrustYourBodyChallenge starts June 17, 2019. Sign up at bit.ly/tybchallenge! For the free binge meditation, go to www.whitneycatalano.com/binge New clients can book coaching services at www.whitneycatalano.com/book If you are ready to heal your relationship with food, break free from binge eating, and step into your authentic power, learn more about coaching with me at: www.whitneycatalano.com/food-freedom For a chance to have your listener question answered on the podcast, or if I said something that needs correcting, you can email me at podcast@whitneycatalano.com Follow me! ! Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / Youtube The links above may contain affiliate links. Using affiliate links helps me earn a percentage of any purchase you may make on that website, and those earnings will be used to improve my production.

Are you ready to say YES to your higher purpose? To surrender to the flow of energy rather than trying to control what you’re creating? To honor the part of yourself that is scared—and commit to moving forward anyway? Lee Harris is a globally recognized Energy Intuitive and Transformation Guide and the author of Energy Speaks: Messages from Spirit on Living, Loving and Awakening. His multimedia event company and production house, Lee Harris Energy, serves creatives, healers and entrepreneurs in navigating life with clarity and optimism. The platform offers monthly Energy Update videos, Impact the World and Own Your Value courses, and annual Soul Magic and Energy Mastery retreats. Lee is also a musician and artist, and he regularly incorporates sound-healing into his work. Today, Lee joins Emerald to share his experience of being called to use his voice to heal. He offers insight around listening carefully in order to speak correctly and explains why he says YES to the things that scare him. Lee also discusses the connection between sexual and creative energy, describing how both take us beyond the mind and physical body. Listen in to understand how following the flow of energy facilitates Lee’s creative process and learn how to surrender to your own YES rather than trying to control or perfect what comes through. What You Will Learn Lee’s experience of being called to use his voice to heal Lee’s insight around listening closely to speak correctly The role self-care + simplicity play in giving Lee clarity Lee’s commitment to say YES to things that scare him The connection between sexual and creative energy How body listening facilitates Lee’s creative process How Lee reframes commitment with freedom in mind Connect with Lee Harris Lee’s Website Lee’s Monthly Energy Update Lee’s Events Lee on Twitter Lee on Facebook Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Emerald on Instagram Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com Resources Energy Speaks: Messages from Spirit on Living, Loving and Awakening by Lee Harris Psychology of Vision International This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation. 

Lee Caraher (@LeeCaraher) has been in PR and Communications her entire career. She is the founder, President and CEO of San Francisco-based integrated communications company Double Forte and is the author of The Boomerang Principle and Millennials & Management. What We Discuss with Lee Caraher: ​Lee’s rise from graduate to senior executive at North America’s largest PR firm. How Lee launched her own PR firm Why Lee enjoys working with Millennials so much Implementing clear communication strategies within multi-generational workforces Like this show? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps! Consider leaving your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally! (Download Episode Here) ​(Subscribe in iTunes Here) (Connect with CJ)   Please Scroll Down for Full Show Notes and Featured Resources! The Two Rule Foundation helps inspire professionals to live gratefully and commit more of their resources to help those in need. The foundation can help you determine who you should give your money to and how. More About the Show Lee started Double Forte in 2002 determined to create a culture that fully supports its talent, even when they choose to move on. After failing miserably at retaining Millennials, Double Forte went back to the beginning and created a culture where all generations thrive; as a result, turnover is low, and when employees do leave, overwhelmingly they stay loyal to the firm – sometimes even returning.   With her foundational work, Lee shows leaders how to create the best possible workplace culture so their employees will stay longer than they intend, and when they do leave, advocate for the company, defining a new loyalty contract and a new model of business sustainability. The Come Up After graduating with a degree in Medieval Studies (go figure), she transitioned in communications working for the Weber Group. A few years went by and she took a VP position at The Bohle Company, a small communications firm out of Los Angeles. Another few years there, and she was recruited for a similar role, but at a much larger company called MSLGroup. At MSL, she was in charge of the team working with one of the world’s largest companies in video games, SEGA of America. SEGA liked her so much that within 10 months of being at MSL, she was offered asked to come on as the VP of Corporate & Consumer Communications, overseeing the work of over 700 people. Five years later, just before the launch of the DreamCast, Lee was asked back to Weber Group (now Weber Shandwick), but this time in an Executive Vice President role. Another five years past, and Lee decided it was time to venture out on her own. In September 2002, Double Forte was formed. Now nearly 17 years later, Double Forte has offices in San Francisco, New York and Boston and employs dozens of people full-time. The Shift to a Millennial Workforce When Lee started Double Forte she already had extensive experience recruiting and retain top-talent. At the time, they were looking for senior leaders with 10+ years of experience. However, during the time of the Great Recession (2007-2010), Lee recognized a lack of new talent making their way to the field. Lee realized that there was no way they’d be able to find the perfect candidates to fill the company ranks, so they decided to take inexperienced millennials and give them on-the-job training.  ​Lee’s first millennial was a 22 year old woman named Stephanie. Little did Lee and the rest of the company know, Stephanie was also the owner of an emotional support animal, who would come to work with her under ADA mental health laws.  Despite the added fur to the team, Stephanie was a rockstar, and Lee decided to go all in on hiring millennials. The following year, the company hired six millennials within eight weeks of each other, and after three months, all of them were gone. Lee was flabbergasted. In all her years, never had something like this ever happened. “In my career – hundreds, thousands of people that worked for me – I had never 100% failure… in people,” Lee recounts. “There’s no way, in 25 years of hiring great people, that it was bad here. We didn’t hire people wrong, we kept them wrong. One person could’ve been a bad hire, but all of them couldn’t have been.” It was then that Lee set out to understand what was going on with millennials; where was the disconnect? How do you motivate them? Thanks, Lee Caraher! If you enjoyed this show with communications executive and author Lee Caraher, let her know by clicking on the links below and sending her a quick shout out on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram. Click here to connect with Lee on LinkedIn! Thank Lee on Twitter! Connect with Lee on Facebook! Follow Double Forte on Instagram! Click here to let CJ know about your number one takeaway from this episode! If you’d like to ask a question with a chance of having me answer it on the show, please leave me a voicemail by clicking below: This is a great way to cross-promote your blog or website because if I use your question on the show, I will link to it in the show notes!​ Mentioned in This Episode: ​​The Bohle Company MSLGroup SEGA of America SEGA DreamCast Weber Shandwick Double Forte Emotional Support Animal – registration The Boomerang Principle Millennials & Management LeeCaraher.com​

This week on MIA Radio, we present our second chat with Doctor Lee Coleman. In the first interview in this series, we discussed Lee’s career, his views as a critical psychiatrist and his 1984 book Reign of Error. For this second interview, we focus on psychiatry in the courtroom and why the psychiatric expert witness role may be failing both the individual on trial and society at large. We also focus on Chapter 3 of Reign of Error: The Insanity Defence, Storytelling on the Witness Stand. In this episode we discuss: What led Lee to his involvement in the courtroom as a psychiatrist testifying as to the reliability of psychiatric testimony itself. How both psychiatrists and psychologists have been given a role by society to judge both the current mental state of an individual on trial and also the potential future behaviour of that individual. How important it is to address the three dimensions of past, present and future when looking at psychological testimony. The role of psychiatry in the trial of Patty Hearst, when required to provide evidence that she has been brainwashed and therefore was incompetent to stand trial. How Lee and a colleague, George Alexander, came to arrange a press conference to address the issue of the reliability of psychiatric or psychological testimony. How speaking out in this way ultimately led to many years of opposition not only by psychiatry but also by attorneys on both sides of the debate. The legal definition of the term ‘insanity’ and the context in which it is used. How if someone is found legally insane, the punishment may be far worse and the incarceration far longer than if that person were found guilty. The details surrounding the trial of Dr. Geza De Kaplany, who committed a gruesome murder but came to be represented at trial as having multiple personalities and being mentally disordered. The inconsistency often found in both the defense and prosecution in the courtroom when it comes to subjective assessments of the mental state of an individual. That it is crucial that people band together to share information and to actively demonstrate and have conferences and influence legislators because we can’t rely on media channels and we can’t rely on professional bodies. Relevant Links: Doctor Lee Coleman The Reign of Error YouTube - Competent to Stand Trial?- A Psychiatric Farce YouTube - Society Doesn't Need Protection from the "mentally ill" The Trial of Patty Hearst Geza De Kaplany To get in touch, email us at podcasts@madinamerica.com

On today’s show we welcome Lee, who is here to tell us her personal story and how her husband cheating on her boosted her libido due to a phenomenon called hysterical bonding.  Hysterical bonding is a term which hasn't been studied extensively yet. However, it's a phenomenon that many people can relate to. It describes what happens when someone is cheated on by their partner, or is broken up with, and they want to do anything to win back their ex's affections. It sounds counter-intuitive and paradoxical, but that's because there are many different emotions at play. We’re discussing her marriage of 24 years, how she found out that her husband had been cheating on her and what led her to sticking around and wanting to rebuild the relationship. To hear more about Lee’s story, stay tuned! Key Points From This Episode: Hear more about Lee’s background. Growing up with an alcoholic, verbal abusive father. How Lee met her husband and got married 11 months into the relationship. The first signs that something wasn’t right. How Lee’s car accident and neck injury led to her being dependent on pain medication. The effect of the pain medication on Lee’s libido. Why guys who are getting fulfilled still go out looking for more. Having found the love of your life but also wanting sex or a relationship outside of that. Finding out about the other women. When the hysterical bonding kicked in. How Lee regained her libido and has been having sex 2/3 times a day since. Trying to rebuild the relationship, starting in the bedroom. Lee’s advice to listeners going through a similar situation with their partner. And so much more! Tweetables: “Our first several years of marriage were, I mean, I wouldn’t say perfect because I don’t think there’s a thing as perfect but I was very happy and I felt like he was too.” — Lee [0:09:51] “I was keeping him satisfied, the problem was, you know, I think he was not happy with the fact that he wasn’t able to satisfy me.” — Lee [0:15:37] “How can I be just totally heartbroken, devastated and at the same time want my husband?” — Lee [0:29:55]

Lifelong bodybuilder and nutrition expert Lee Hayward visits the CriticalBench Compound. Before the days of Bodybuilding.com and YouTube, Lee was one of the very first fitness & health experts to have a website having been online since 1997! He’s currently devoting all of his time and energy to encouraging Men Over 40 get leaner, stronger and healthier. Lee indulges Coach Chris by sharing several great “war” stories about past injuries, his YouTube beginnings and how he and CB Founder Mike Westerdal were actually Bench Press rivals back in the late 90s.   Listen in as Lee reveals some super effective tips to speed up fat loss, aid recovery, gain muscle mass and be more fit in your 40’s and beyond. "You can build muscle and burn fat simultaneously… 99% of the people listening to this can… the average person who just wants to lose weight and get in shape, you can build muscle and burn fat simultaneously." -Lee Hayward   Time Stamps 2:00 Lee’s ‘Blast Your Bench’ VERSUS ‘The CriticalBench Program’ 5:30 From competition to collaboration, a huge mindset shift 9:50 How Lee got started on YouTube not knowing what he was doing 12:55 Joining Toastmasters to overcome his inability to speak well 15:36 The evolution from powerlifting to bodybuilding to Men Over 40 18:00 Lee suffers his first major injury just after the highlight of his bodybuilding career 24:55 Lee’s personal best lifts – bench, squat, deadlift 25:30 A shift in training approach, getting away from HEAVY lifting 26:00 The second injury – biceps tear flipping a 600 lb. tire with the guys 30:18 No more peer pressure, lifting smarter, not harder – Know Your Limits 32:50 Lifestyle changes lead to weight gain and frustration 36:00 Comments on YouTube hit home, time to SHAPE UP 39:15 Using Intermittent Fasting (IF) to trigger Fat Loss 44:26 Unrealistic weight loss tactics 45:50 Practical tips to lose weight without counting calories 50:00 Lee’s transformation from 39 to 40 years old 51:44 Lee’s Yin and Yang training system 55:45 Not every total body workout needs to look the same 58:15 “I know it sounds so sissy, but Do More Yoga!” 1:06:00 Best places to FIND Lee online   Subscribe to iTunes Love the podcast? Leave a review on iTunes!  What do you want to hear from the Critical Bench Podcast? Tell us here!   Resources  The 7 Worst Testosterone Killers – FREE DOWNLOAD   Connect w/ Lee: YouTube Instagram Facebook Website   Connect w/ CriticalBench:  Youtube Facebook Instagram CriticalBench.com

Lee McCormick shares his journey and how he broke away from societal norms of what he should do. He overcame the voices in his head and now lives in congruence with his desires. We need to take the time to understand what we want at this particular time in our lives.      Take away: The answer is in the mirror   Action step: Try to break the patterns in your life.   Money Learnings: Lee's family was financially successful. His dad taught him, money was a tool to be used properly.    Bio: Born into a tribe of movers and shakers, Lee McCormick has always lived out loud. He is the founder of The Integrative Life Center in Nashville, The Ranch Recovery Center in Tennessee, and The Canyon Treatment Center in Malibu, California and has been a creative force in the Mental Health and Recovery scene for over 20 years.   He founded Spirit Recovery Inc. to produce Healing and Recovery conferences and Spiritual Journeys around the world. Lee is also a co-founder of Front Porch Partners a Consulting, Management, and Research Development Company working in the medical and behavioral Health disciplines. Lee has authored The Spirit Recovery Meditation Journal to assist people in reclaiming their lives and is co-author of Spirit Recovery Medicine Bag with HCI Books.. Lee is the executive producer and has a leading role in the documentary Dreaming Heaven, the true story of the experiences of 18 people over five days at Teotihuacán, Mexico. He has led many journeys to this place of power.   Today he is here to talk about his NEW Heart Reconnection Guidebook and how a group of powerful friends, sitting around a kitchen table created a masterpiece of heart-based healing.   Highlights from this episode:   The current state of culture and conflict.  Healing comes from community and connection.  Step out of your life and question everything.  We must learn to let go of the baggage we accumulate in life.  Lee spent 40 years trying to live by society's rules.  How to raise kids as unique people. How to be comfortable in your own skin.  Our culture is a big facade.  How Lee raises his kids differently.  The masters in life.  You are not your thoughts and your body.  Choosing the thoughts we listen to and agree with. Medical care is run in silo's.  Life needs to be examined holistically.  We need to change our habits and patterns to serve us.  The medicine wheel tool.  Lee's life lessons.  Heart Reconnection Guide book http://spiritrecovery.com/ https://www.integrativelifecenter.com/ https://www.facebook.com/spiritrecovery/   Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let's talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let's figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It's about personal freedom! Thanks for listening! If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul https://www.facebook.com/richersoul http://richersoul.com/ rocky@richersoul.com Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.

(#275) Renowned speed coach and expert, Lee Taft, joins the show this week to discuss what everyone needs to know about how to develop speed. Lee Taft, known to many as “The Speed Guy” is highly regarded as one of the top athletic movement specialists in the world. The last 30 years, he has devoted the majority of his time training multi-directional speed to all ages and abilities. This is an extremely valuable episode for all athletes, coaches, and parents to learn from one of the most respected names in the area of speed training. This is a special session, as I've been a huge fan of the tremendous work by Coach Taft for several years. You'll discover many insights and training pearls in the episode this week. Here's some of what you'll learn in the session: How Lee got started with coaching speed? Who he learned from? Lee’s top mentor The #1 thing Lee did to learn and develop as a coach Do naturally fast athletes need to learn to run? Is speed training a missing component from youth sports? Before training for speed, athletes must have what attributes? How strength training works with speed training Misunderstandings of speed and reactive training Is there such a thing as a “False Step?” What are the technical aspects of speed that can be taught? Key mistakes to avoid when teaching speed The neural process of learning… The Reactive Tier System for speed - and how to use it Do speed coaches generally agree or disagree on speed philosophies? What do parents need to know about youth speed training? Does Lee ever formally train his kids? (His interesting answer) Why “no pain, no gain” is a bad decision How Lee incorporates speed into a strength & conditioning program A step-by-step example of a speed training session The 3 primary things we train for How long does it take to learn fundamentals of speed? What resources Lee recommends for Parents? For Coaches? Awesome actionable closing advice… [click_to_tweet tweet="“There are people that are mentoring me and they don’t even know it. Find your board of directors.” - Lee Taft " quote="“There are people that are mentoring me and they don’t even know it. Find your board of directors.” - Lee Taft " theme="style5"] Get value from the podcast? Then, please take a minute to review the show. It’s fast and easy to do. To see how to post a review in Apple Podcasts, go to RdellaTraining.com/review SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW IN APPLE PODCASTS SUBSCRIBE AND REVIEW THE SHOW IN STITCHER NOW AVAILABLE ON SPOTIFY!!! LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE IN GOOGLE PLAY LISTEN AND SUBSCRIBE IN OVERCAST [click_to_tweet tweet="“Everybody has a different gift in the profession. I’m able to see things really well.” - Lee Taft " quote="“Everybody has a different gift in the profession. I’m able to see things really well.” - Lee Taft" theme="style5"] The Rdella Training® Podcast is published each week with valuable training information and amazing interviews with many “world-class” coaches, experts, and authors in the fitness industry. The Rdella Training Podcast is committed to helping athletes and fitness enthusiasts consistently evolve, grow, and become the strongest and best version of themselves. We teach intelligent training and lifestyle for serious fitness enthusiasts and dedicated lifters all over the world. SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: LeeTaft.com Lee Taft's YouTube Channel Speed Insider's Academy Complete Sports Training (BOOK) DID YOU GET YOUR MOBILITY FIX? [jbox color="red" radius ="2"]Follow @RdellaTraining on Instagram for high-value training tips, tutorials and education.[/jbox] [jbox color="yellow" radius ="2"]Community page: RdellaTraining.com/ask.[/jbox] Spread the word! Please share this on Facebook, Twitter or anywhere you’d like. [jbox color="blue" radius ="2"]Scott Iardella, MPT, CSCS is a strength coach, athlete, and former "physio" who's mission is to help men and women, regardless of age or background, forge their best, strongest self. Scott is the author of the book, The Edge of Strength (available on Amazon).[/jbox]

In this episode of Business Beyond Borders, Cynthia interviews Lee Featherby, Founder of Powerful Points.From a Perth boy with hopes to join the family business, to starting his own business helping companies share their message effectively, Lee’s story is a perfect example of how you don’t need to know everything to get started or become an international success. With a background in marketing and management, Lee understood that getting your message across effectively is a necessity when sharing your product/service with the world.Now, through the use of creative presentations and training, Powerful Points helps their clients, the likes of McDonalds and The Commonwealth Bank, do just that.Tune in to this interview to find out:• How Lee found himself starting his own business • The story behind Powerful Points• Tips to penetrate a new international market• The importance of recognising cultural differences• Why you need to develop and nurture relationshipsEntrepreneurship and international business is not for everyone, but if you are looking to be inspired to pursue your dreams, considering international expansion or want an insight into what it takes to make an international business successful, this episode is for you.If you are looking to get heard and want results, or just want to find out more about Powerful Points visit: https://powerfulpoints.com.au

Comic Cons & Art Fairs Comic conventions and art fairs take place all over the globe, with almost every major city in the United States hosting one. With the large audiences that attend these shows it is a good place for illustrators to show their work and start selling. In this episode we will cover what the world of comic conventions and art fairs is like, ways to get into shows, and the differences between them. This is one of the easiest ways (depending on some conditions) to make money as an artist. Lee White has experience showing at art fairs, whereas Jake Parker and Will Terry have experience with the comic convention circuit. Money range [5:32] The amount of money an artist can make at a show depends on a lot of variables such as location of the show and the types of products being sold. At Lee White’s best art fair show he made $24,000 USD over a three day art fair. On the comic convention side, at Jake Parker’s first convention he made enough to cover the cost of the show and for travel. At Jake’s best comic convention he broke $9,000 USD gross. His average is $5,000-$6,000 USD gross. At Will Terry’s best convention he made $19,000 USD gross. His average is between $7,000-$9,000 USD gross. How Lee, Will and Jake started showing [8:38] Lee got his start showing at art fairs with Crafty Wonderland. He was invited to show when a table opened up. Following that experience he started actively looking for art fairs to attend. In his mid 20’s Jake was in the comic anthology, Flight. The editor of the book purchased a table at San Diego Comic Con, and invited the other artists to use the extra space. Jake went to sell prints and books. After getting a taste of what it was like to table at a show, he decided to do his own show. His first show outside of San Diego was CTNX. Following that success he knew it was possible to be successful at other shows. Will Terry’s first comic convention was a disaster even though he spent two years researching how to sell. Through that experience he learned how to be successful. He now has an assistant that takes Will’s art around the comic convention circuit. Will only personally attends 3-4 of the shows. Will has a series of YouTube videos where he goes into detail about his first experience tabling at a comic convention. Will Terry’s comic convention video series: Lee White: “It’s worth it as an experience. You cannot anticipate how much energy these things take. They are really hard.” Having extra people to help you is really helpful because there are so many factors involved. Doing this full time as your only source of income can be really consuming. For Lee, Will and Jake they use art shows as supplemental income sources. Artists who do this full time can go to 30-40 shows a year. Differences between art fairs and comic conventions [21:05] Art fairs are typically during the summer. Usually outside in parks, but sometimes in convention centers. Artists purchase 10 foot by 10 foot booths. The average attendee at an art fair is older (50 years-old to 70 years old). There are not a lot of collectors, it is mostly people looking for artwork to put on their walls. They want to purchase originals. Prices for pieces at art fairs range from $50 USD to $20,000 USD (higher end of that scale are people buying originals). Lee White: “The more specific the story in my image the less likely it is to sell. The bigger the character in an image, the less likely it is to sell.“ Lee focuses more on environment elements and doesn’t get too specific with storytelling. In order to be successful at art fairs you have to strike a nice balance between illustration and fine art, and create images people want to hang in their homes. Lee’s Secret Sauce for Art Fairs: “[Illustrate] a moment that people can interpret what’s happening versus showing them what’s happening.” Create images that two separate people can view and come up with different stories. Just give the audience a hint of the story. James Jean is a good example of this principle. His work transcends illustration and taps into the art fair market. Website James Jean Instagram Comic conventions [30:40] Comic conventions are focused on popular culture. There is an artist ally section where artists can buy tables to show and sell their work. Attendees typically have $100 and spend that across maybe 5 different artists. What sells the best at comic conventions are things people already know such as characters from popular films, tv shows or cartoons. Comic conventions products typically sells from $4 to $70. There is also a commission market, where attendees will pay artists to draw their character or some other character doing something specific. Some artists open their commission list before the show, whereas others only do commissions during the show. Jake does commissions at show and works on them during down times or at the hotel. He can make an extra $2,000 to $3,000 USD depending on what he is charging. Commission from artists at comic conventions can range from $20 USD all the way to $600 USD. Jake uses fan art he sells at comic conventions to get people to come look at his table where he also has pieces from his original stories. He uses this as a way to expand the audience for his original content. How to start [47:23] When trying to get into art fairs or comic conventions it is really important to understand the market. Lee tried to sell at CTNX with Jake and Will and his art did not fit that market. Step 1: Go visit the shows not as a fan but as research. Take notes, take photos, be detailed and focused. Step 2: Make inventory. You can’t do a show if you don’t have things to sell. Start with prints, prints are cheaper and easier to sell. Make sure to use archival ink and paper so your work doesn’t fade. Jake Parker says “every sell is a person you touch.” When you sell a print you are building a relationships with that person. There is a lot of repeat customers, so if you use cheap stuff you lose that future business. Prints generally have low overhead cost with a high markup price. T-shirts per-unit cost are higher and they can be hard to sell and keep the proper sizes in inventory. Stickers are also harder (higher per-unit cost and lower markup price). People often just want the image so they will buy the smallest size just to get it. Don’t lose sales by selling products with higher per-unit cost. Jed Henry is a good example of this, at shows he only sells one size. Ukiyo Heroes Start small and work your way up. Both with what show you start with and with your inventory (not small products but a smaller product list/inventory). Check to see if there is a show within an hour of your home. This is a good way to start small because you have lower overhead costs. Lee white: “Stay local until you get your market figured out and then start branching out.” It is important to know there are different niche markets in each show. So know your work and who it appeals to. Comic conventions are generally easier to show at then art fairs. Art fairs are curated so. For example, Lee only gets into about half of the art fairs he applies for. List of every convention in the USA Specifics on how to get into art fairs [01:06:29] For art fairs start with craft fairs, they are easier to get into. These shows are usually in the winter and indoors. Art Fair Sourcebook. Has art fairs sorted by region, how many people attend and how much they spend on average. This source is expensive, but it is good data to have when catering to an audience with a larger budget. Zapplication is another good resource. Horror and success stories [01:07:55] Will Terry: For his first show he printed 1000 of each print, 23 different pints, so 23,000 prints total. He couldn’t even fit all his inventory in his car. Printing alone cost him $5,000 USD. He figured he would be showing at a lot of conventions so he was offsetting the cost. At his first show he only made $1,500 USD. After that he was pretty nervous. But luckily he was able to make it up over time, but it was scary after that first show. Lee White: At his first show he sold an original, but didn’t bring any bags. So had to give the customer his original art in a trash bag. At a different show, Lee was busy setting up his booth, running to and from his car. When he was almost finished he realized the fanny pack he kept all his money in ($3,000 from his last art fair) had been open the whole time. Almost all his money flew into the wind before the art fair even started. Jake Parker: At a show in 2018, one of his tables was set up against and facing the wall. So he moved the table. Luckily no one told him to move it back even though it was obviously extending further out than anyone else’s. Also at that convention he had made a display structure out of foam core to hang prints. It kept falling over and he had to keep taping it. Overall it was just bad presentation. Convention etiquette You have to learn convention etiquette. Watch out for ‘booth barnacles,’ they are attendees who stay for way too long and get in the way of making other sells. Jake has a polite way to remove booth barnacles. He waits for an opening in the conversation and sticks out his hand and says “It was so nice to meet you thanks for coming.” After that they usually leave. Also don’t just bring your portfolio to show and expect artists to review it. Always ask if there is a time to show them, don’t just assume. A good way to get a very quick and honest critique is to ask “what is the one main thing I should change in my portfolio?” For more information on critques listen to [Episode 10: Critiques] (https://www.svslearn.com/3pointperspectiveblog/2018/8/8/episode-10-critiques) Gear Information forthcoming. LINKS Svslearn.com Jake Parker: mrjakeparker.com. Instagram: @jakeparker, Youtube: JakeParker44 Will Terry: willterry.com. Instagram: @willterryart, Youtube: WillTerryArt Lee White: leewhiteillustration.comInstagram: @leewhiteillo If you like this episode, please share it, subscribe, and we’d love it if you left a review! These podcasts live and die on reviews. If you want to join in on this discussion log onto forum.svslearn.com, there is a forum for this episode you can comment on.

Guest Lee Silverstein Lee Silverstein is a stage 4 colon cancer survivor and the host of the WE Have Cancer podcast. WE Have Cancer (http://www.wehavecancershow.com) On today’s episode of Causecasts we are so happy and honored to have Lee Silverstein, host of the WE Have Cancer Podcast, as our guest. Lee created this podcast a few years ago as a way to inspire hope and connection within the community of people affected by cancer. Lee’s positive and realistic outlook has directed the tone and reach of his work, which now has a humble yet committed and engaged following, and for Lee, there is nothing that he would rather be putting his time into. During our interview, he even shares that the years since his diagnosis have been the best of his life. After being diagnosed about 6 years ago, a fateful encounter with a friend and an emerging podcast community led to a clear realization of his path, one that he has followed with passion and dedication since. Our conversation includes this origin story of how WE Have Cancer was born; as well as some meditation on what it means to host a podcast with guests whose life expectancy is generally uncertain. Lee sees his work sharing these stories as the ultimate way to honor and provide grace for both guests and listeners, and has experienced the profound effect of this process himself. Lee also explains why he sees podcasting as such a powerful medium for the message he is broadcasting. He acknowledges the direct line it provides to the human voice and how it is something he has come to cherish greatly. As you might expect with a conversation such as this, it is both hopeful and sad, beautiful yet tragic, and this bittersweet atmosphere is touching on many levels. For a truly heartfelt and deeply inspiring discussion be sure to tune in to hear what Lee has to say. Key Topics: • How Lee wound up hosting a podcast dealing with cancer. (01:25) • Lee’s surprise at the lifespan and reach of his podcast. (03:37) • Hope and inspiration as the main reasons for Lee’s work. (04:55) • How Lee manages the emotional and physical toll of dealing with cancer as a topic. (06:57) • Lee’s connection to the podcast format and the uniqueness of his product. (09:07) • Audio and the human voice as an effective means of connection. (11:20) • A particularly meaningful relationship Lee had with an interviewee. (12:27) • Lee’s belief in serving and honoring those who have or will pass on. (15:29) • Advice from Lee to anyone thinking about starting a podcast with a cause. (17:41) • Why it is okay to get something out of a selfless service. (19:57) • Where Lee is at with his own personal journey and health. (22:22) • The difficulties that arise even with such an inspiring outlook. (24:34) • And much more! Support WE Have Cancer (https://www.gofundme.com/stf7rj-causecasts-for-we-have-cancer) See the show notes and a transcript at http://www.causepods.org/podcast/lee-silverstein (http://www.causepods.org/podcast/lee-silverstein) Thanks for Listening! Be sure to subscribe on mathew@causepods.org (mailto:mathew@causepods.org) . Stay up-to-date on Causepods by followng Mathew Passy on social media at Twitter (https://twitter.com/mathewpassy) ! For help, resources, and community support, please join the Causecasters’ Facebook Group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/2073354376260768/) if you are already producing podcasts for a cause or are thinking about launching one. And if you would like to be a guest on Causecasts, please fill out this form (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScxrbr_ixkZQHAOFldoDrSQzcLGi4EB3SFNW3t76_nG0VKlmw/viewform) .

Kai-Fu Lee, the CEO of Sinovation Ventures and former president of Google China, talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about his new book, "AI Superpowers: China, Silicon Valley, and the New World Order." In this episode:00:55 - Lee's background & Google China03:32 - Why he left Google05:41 - Why American companies struggled to compete in China09:46 - It's not all because of the government12:23 - Investing in artificial intelligence18:42 - What "AI Superpowers" means21:15 - Data and privacy in China vs. the West25:17 - Where AI is going next30:17 - How Lee thinks about American tech companies33:09 - The impact of AI on jobs40:10 - The political implications of those job changes43:30 - The responsibilities of tech creators and investors Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's episode is the first of our new series "Women in Star Wars", covering portrayals of female characters, feminism and gender dynamics in Star Wars, as well as a discussion of women in the Star Wars fandom. In today's discussion Lee, Denise and Mary discuss their experiences as women from different backgrounds, nationalities and age brackets participating in the general Star Wars and Reylo fandoms. CONTENT: 00:19 Introduction: Women in Star Wars 00:55 How Denise got into Star Wars: ROTJ all day erryday, the Yubnub Song mini-debate and Star Wars in Brazil 03:55 How Mary got into Star Wars: overcoming the fear of Vader money boxes to watch ANH and falling in love with Mara Jade 07:05 How Lee became a Sith: lightsaber duels with umbrellas and reflections on growing up as a bi-cultural kid in 1990’s Latin America 10:30 Where my Jedi/Sith girls at? 14:17 Not everyone was happy about George Lucas giving up custody 18:23 How Denise got into the fandom life: TCW and increasingly aggressive pre-TFA online speculation 21:25 How Lee got into the fandom: the intergalactic experience of TFA and Reylo recognition described in detail 25:00 Trouble in paradise: show us your Star Wars credentials and other fandom BS 28:00 Why Mary’s cosplaying is not as fun as it used to be :( 31:02 Campaigning for Ben Solo at Star Wars Celebration Orlando 2016 33:03 Fear itself 36:36 Weaponizing “feminism“: A Kylo Ren “apologist” reflects on “woman-ning in the right way” 38:05 Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition 39:15 When a Reylo podcast finally dared to utter the word “Reylo” and talking Star Wars in person 42:51 “Star Wars is also for women?” ,”Where’s my masculine Star Wars?” and other strange questions 45:48 “Reylo is Twilight” = ”GTFO muh Star Wars”? 47:37 Lee’s controversial opinion of the day: the Force ain’t female, not all TLJ-haterz are male, and name-calling is lame 52:00 EU fans and the new canon 53:20 why are Reylo fans so Kylorenattacked? 54:26 Kylo Ren is beautiful and wears a man-gown: cue outrage 56:45 Am I interloping? Star Wars as a symbol of masculinity 1:01:55 "Control...suits me"--and thoughts on Harley Quinn 1:04:00 The irony: it turns out that Reylo is a celebration of a young woman's power 1:05:25 Let's chat *Note: the video version of this discussion is still being edited and will be uploaded to our YouTube channel next week. In other news: we're on iTunes now, huzzah! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/lords…ast/id1419179407 MUSIC: Intro: Loyalty Freak music - Extra Metal freemusicarchive.org/music/Loyalty_…c/HYPER_METAL_ Outro: Stellardrone - Fermi Paradox Stellardrone – Stellardrone-07-fermi-paradox

Lee Richter reached 40,000,000 people, got 328,802 shares, 2,800 comments and added 25,000 names to her email list with one social media post. This is her story. Genius Network Member Lee Richter is an award-winning, dynamic business innovator and a visionary recognized again by the San Francisco Business Times as one of their Top 100 Women Business Leaders in 2017. For more than 25 years, she has launched a dozen successful businesses in the financial, education and lifestyle sectors. If you would like access to the complete presentation, the show notes, the links, and the special resources for this episode, please visit GeniusNetwork.com/93. Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Lee Richter in this episode: How to turn a free speech into a multi-million dollar brand (PLUS: 10 types of speeches you can give) A lesson from an iconic billion-dollar brand you can use to help make your company vision a reality From Zookeeper to Millionaire: How Jack Hanna used free media to build a global brand and become a multimillionaire What Richard Branson does to make sure his name and his companies are constantly getting media exposure and attention How Lee reached 40,000,000 people, got 328,802 shares, 2,800 comments and added 25,000 names to her email list with one social media post The biggest key to getting positive, high profile media and news stories written about you and your company

I catch up with Lee Holmes, nutritionist, wholefoods chef, yoga teacher and author of seven books, to chat about one of her greatest passions, gut health. In this episode we discuss: How Lee's own health issues sparked her interest in wholefoods cooking. Why everyday fresh foods make the best meals. Lee and I bond over our love of Jamie Oliver. How Lee improved her autoimmune health from the ground up. Why you should trust your gut. Why gut health so important. The simple things you can be doing every day to look after your gut. The key ingredients you should be cooking with to support your gut health. What's next for Lee Holmes? For the full show notes head to www.jordannalevin.com/blog Connect with Lee: Website: www.superchargedfood.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/leesupercharged Facebook: www.facebook.com/superchargedfood See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Takeaways and show notes? Here: https://doyouevenblog.com/podcast/leeLee Huffman (BaldThoughts.com) is a master travel hacker, family man, long-time blogger, and A+ nice dude.When I first discovered his blog, a few interesting things caught my eye...Why does his domain include a 3rd party platform? (Boarding Area). What the heck is going on?Wait, he has a blogging team?How on EARTH does he travel with kids so much? and for so little money? (Seriously. I'm an amateur travel hacker myself, but Lee's off the chain).(In a good way).In this interview, we chat about...Which Credit Card is best for travel hacking? (BROAD question that Lee essentially tears apart).Travel Hacking for NORMAL people (non-digital nomads who travel 363 days a year)Attractiveness and blog marketing ;-)How Lee got his first $200 sponsorThe "Kansas City Blog Shuffle." (see below)Enjoy!P.S. If you approve of this podcast, will you give me $2 a month so I can keep doing it? You can do that here!)

With the fitness industry poised to further expand its impact and transformation within the wellness industry space, we're growing smarter today from one of the world's most influential minds in the active healthy lifestyle sector, Lee Embley, to discuss the best-of-the-best takeaways from his 40+ years around technology innovation and digital trends. With his impressive body of work, he is now leading a mission to connect the role of fitness to an even larger ecosystem of wellness, driven by artificial intelligence and big data sets through his up and coming platform Optimal AI Coach. We know now more than ever that fitness has been and will always be a powerful and integral piece in what is at the core of all club member's goals, which is to be healthy and well in their body, mind, and spirit, so on this podcast we're excited to unpack the nuances of what Lee believes is the "biggest miss" right now in the fitness industry, how human longevity plugs into our standard fitness models, why the ultimate value proposition for wearable technology is wellness and not just fitness, and how Lee's own health journey has inspired him to radically shift his focus in the coming years. With fitness industry experiencing the most radical transformation in decades, what are the most powerfully distilled concepts that club owners, operators, and fitness professionals must understand when it comes to fitness and wellness technology?  The answer to that question and much more takeaways for club owners, operators, and fitness pros in this episode with Lee Embley. About Lee Embley  Over the past three decades Lee Embley has been innovating and influencing the bleeding edge in the Active Healthy Lifestyle Sector, building brands in retail, connected-tech, digital-media, and financial-services, including the following: ProWoman Sports USA first all women sporting goods retail brand, merchandising functional design, fashion and leisure wear, early footwear product development with ProWoman Strider the first women lasted track and field running shoe, equipment to the fit-active female market. PWS became the first national sales organization to secure a exclusive distribution with hundreds of colleges and universities with female specific sports programs. Acquired, Tennis Lady Group UK.  Lee also developed the First e-Commerce business model "Network Credit Service,"providing credit reports to small business via, major information hubs i.e. CompuServ, Dow Jones Newsnet. NCS provided 500,000 businesses via trade associations and national franchises system achieving a $53MM in second year revenue. (Acquired by TRW New Credit Service) Mr. Embley founded the NCSB, the first sports, performance, data and evaluation platform. An athletic scouting and evaluation system to enable high school athletes who are not recruited a system to evaluate their athletic skills by professional scouts. Acquired, Pro-Serve, as well as "Radiance Rewards," the first AHL credit cards for health fitness conscious women. His work continued with Leap4Life the first "Wearable Marketplace" designed for the health and fitness consumers to fully experience the motivation of active lifestyle. L4L hacked and mitigated the sustained engagement factor with a unique combination of attributes. The methodology and technology applied data science and social to achieve success. His latest body of work is the "Optimal AI Coach: O.AI.C" an application to enhance fitness and performance through deep learning and integration of lifestyle data via technology. All the data collections are in place, wearable, mobile, retail to create the next generation highly personalized coaching system. Listen To Episode 045 As Lee Uncovers Why Lee's "S.T.E.E.P. model" is still viable today as the pressures on the human condition are quite profound How Lee constructed his business strategies based on this analytical model he adopted while at McKinsey How understanding the S.T.E.E.P. analysis will define a way to determine shifts triggered by seminal events in Social, Technological, Economic, Ecological, and Political segments.  How these five pillars are cornerstones of every civilization and how technology can support Unpacking what Lee sees as the "Fatal Flaw" in fitness: A lack of sustained engagement for clubs  The impact of wearables vs. the impact of active healthy lifestyle data: what happens with the new era of AI and how it will change operators everyday tasks Exploring pattern recognition via wearables Microdata vs. Macrodata: Understanding the data sets of the human ecosystem  Exploring the trends in women's fitness "from beauty to strength" transition  The "Big Miss" and why using relevant data sets in fitness is ripe for disruption Challenging the paradigm of seeing technology as a threat to the 4 walls to monetizing member's outside of them  Plugging in human longevity to the standard fitness model through intrinsic motivation  The Optimal AI Coach: Lee's bleeding edge technology platform that will use accelerated data sets to help shift fitness into wellness Understanding "Game Theory" models when contrasted with Self Determination Theory  Why the ultimate value proposition for wearables will be wellness from the data not just fitness  How Lee's battle with Stage 4 Cancer has inspired the emotional, physoical,  Top 3 Takeaways From The Show Lee reminds us that the need for speed creates new value. “Things” only have value when they are put in motion. Anything standing still is valueless, be it money, inventory, information, an empty hotel room, data, machinery, technology, people. Early warning systems are designed to foretell of impending disaster. Those in any industry who ignore the warnings will eventually fail, as seen with the assault on the retail sector which is not a surprise. Lee’s strategy is to identify weakness or obsolesce within a sector under siege and define alternative strategies. Always focused on the evolution of the consumer of the product or service enables Lee or any savvy professional to spot an early trend before it grows into a recognizable market. With a large focus on collecting data, Lee believes that it's the use of pattern recognition via artificial intelligence that will truly guide the transformation in our fitness industry to serve an even larger ecosystem of wellness. When we look at the wearable tech component, this is the area that is most ripe for disruption. Lee believes that the active lifestyle persona must be taken into consideration including their body, mind, and spiritual capacities in order for technology to serve their deepest needs. With the exponential growth in wearable technology's ability to support these three capacities the future of fitness and wellness technology is both inspiring and promising. Power Quotes From Lee "When it comes to connecting the dots of success for technology, it's distilled down to one term and that is relevance. If there's not relevance, then at the end of the day then there's no sustainability. The real issue is properly determining where each generational segment is focused on the spectrum of the active healthy lifestyle" - Lee Embley on the Fitness + Technology Podcast "Anything standing still is valueless. It doesn't matter whether it's people standing still, money standing still, information standing still. The only way it gets value is when you put it in motion. The reason there are thousands of brands in the graveyard is because they could not accept the fact that the change was upon them."  - Lee Embley on the Fitness + Technology Podcast "You have to start with the question 'where am I and my capital at risk?' and then get into some significant valuation. Forecasting the economy does not necessarily mean that your segment of the economy is going to be disrupted."  - Lee Embley on the Fitness + Technology Podcast Resources Mentioned From Lee Lee Embley on LinkedIn LEAP4LIFE on the web  TechnoGym + AI Developments  The Big Miss. Change is soft cultural, hard to define...Really! "Wearable Gamification", Where The Big Money Is...The Uber Of Fitness One "New" Wearable Feature Will Change Everything... Cash In On Your Data!  Wearable Market Long Term Success, Only As Good As The User Experience Zoom Media for clubs  Self Determination Theory 010 Robert Dyer: The One Thing That Hasn't Changed About Fitness 044 Dave Wright: Fitness Tech, Data Accuracy, & Machine Learning 024 Connected Fitness & Beyond - Dan McDonogh, Under Armour Thanks To Our Outstanding Sponsors Bryan O’Rourke and his family of companies including Vedere Ventures, Integerus Advisors, and many more. If you are looking for unmatched guidance, capital, insights or a great speaker or facilitator, Bryan and his partners are the go to resource for your organization. To learn more visit bryankorourke.com The Fitness Industry Technology Council, your non-profit resource for reliable technology information supported by forward looking brands who are seeking to drive increased technology adoption in the fitness industry. Make a difference and join FIT-C at fittechcouncil.org today Check out Bryan and his partner Robert Dyer's recent book "9 Partnership Principles: A Story of Life Lessons" which is available now on Amazon.com Become A FIT-C Podcast Sponsor Contact the Fitness Industry Technology Council to become a Podcast Sponsor Review our various options for Sponsorship Send us a Facebook Message 

It doesn't matter if you are looking for something new to add to your current garden or if you are a beginner, looking to get started in fruit growing - Today's episode will inspire you with new flavors. Host Theresa Loe interviews author Dr. Lee Reich about growing some of the less common fruits. He gives tips on everything from pawpaws to juneberries. You learn: How Lee uses his backyard as his fruit laboratory, Which kiwi is hardy (even in New York), The benefits of growing juneberries, What is a lingonberry, Why you should never grow a lot of pawpaws, How Asian pears ripen differently than European pears, Which American Persimmons have the best flavor and so much more.  As always, you can visit www.LivingHomegrown.com for more free information, resources and a full transcript of the episode.

Lee Jackson returns to talk his other company, Event Engine. This is a web agency devoted entirely to website design for conferences, events, and expos. We look the unique challenges faced by conference website managers, and some great tips for digital marketing for events, expos, and conferences.   Links Event Engine The Event & Expo Podcast Angled Crown   ==================   Our episode this week is sponsored by LiquidWeb. Liquid Web is offering a 33% discount for your first 6 months of managed WordPress hosting. Head over to https://LiquidWeb.com/wordpress and use the code WPTONIC33 at checkout for your discount.   ==================   Table of Contents for Episode 185   0:00 Podcast intros. 3:29 What made Lee choose events and expos as a vertical? What led to him developing the Event Engine CMS? 6:50 What research went into adding features and modules to the Event Engine CMS? (built on top of WordPress). How did this product evolve? 11:09 How do they get in front of these event companies? What marketing methods work? 13:13 The benefit of publishing content year round for conferences and expos that only happen once a year? 17:07 Why giving away free content year round doesn't hurt ticket sales, but rather helps it. Tools for building a social element on a conference website. 19:40 Using the Facebook Pixel for retargeting and follow-up marketing. You can also do this on Twitter and LinkedIn. 22:39 Tips for marketing in person. 27:09 How Lee decided what to keep and what to turn off by default in the modules of Event Engine. Thoughts on the possibility of modules in WordPress. Backwards compatibility in WordPress. 30:28 Thoughts about WordPress growing the market share, and what it is happening to the market as a result. 37:10 Overcoming design by committee, and how Lee's process has changed over time to smooth this out. 41:22 Working with WordPress with outside apps using the REST API. 43:51 Podcast outros.   ===================   Additional Links mentioned during the show:   BuddyPress 165 WP-Tonic: Mojca Marš – All About Facebook Ads WP Innovator Podcast WP Innovator YouTube channel   ===================   Find bonus content for this episode on the WP-Tonic website: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/185-event-website-design/   ===================   Subscribe to WP-Tonic on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wp-tonic-wordpress-podcast/id893083124?mt=2   ===================   WP-Tonic is a WordPress maintenance company, and the publisher of a twice weekly WordPress business podcast.

Lee Hower is a co-founder and Partner at NextView Ventures, one of the East coast's leading early stage funds with investments in the likes of Dia & Co, Sunrise, TaskRabbit and GrabCad just to name a few. As for Lee, prior to being a VC with NextView, Lee started his career as an early employee of PayPal in product and business development roles, through the company’s 2002 IPO and sale to eBay. After PayPal, Lee was a co-founder of LinkedIn (NYSE: LNKD) and served as head of corporate development. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Lee made his way from the early days of PayPal with Elon Musk to the founding team of LinkedIn with Reid Hoffman to founding NextView and being a VC? 2.) What were Lee's biggest takeaways from his time working with Elon Musk, Peter Thiel, Reid Hoffman in the early days of PayPal? How has that experience affected how he invests today? 3.) Unlike other Paypal mafia members, Lee decided not to pursue the multi-stage investing strategy. Why was this? How does Lee evaluate the current seed environment? 4.) Why does Lee believe it is fundamental to study the history of VC and innovation? How does this affect his mindset when investing? 5.) What would Lee advice to a junior VC or someone looking to move into the industry in terms of differentiation and personal branding? What is key? How should this be approached? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Lee’s Fave Book: The Globalisation Paradox Lee's Most Recent Investment: Optimus Ride As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Lee on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. X.ai is AI-poweredered personal assistant for scheduling meetings bringing you Amy or Andrew. The assistant you interact with like you would to any other person and it allows you to avoid the tedious hours of email ping pong in order to schedule one meeting. Even better, there is no sign in, no password, no download, all you do is cc amy@x.ai beautiful! And you can check it out now on x.ai it really is a must! Workable is the all-in-one recruiting software for ambitious companies. From posting a job to tracking and managing candidates, Workable provides everything you need to hire better. Transparent communication, organized candidate profiles, structured interviews and a full reporting suite gives hiring teams the information they need to make the best choice. Workable is available for desktop and mobile and you can find out more on workable.com where you can try it for free.

leadership, role model, example, relationships   Episode 067 Being a Role Model at Work with Lee Cockerell URL: http://julieannsullivan.com/being-role-model-work-lee-cockerell It seems like being a boss in the workplace would be an easy job. You just tell everyone else what to do, they do all the work and you call it a day. Well, that’s not exactly how it works. The entire workplace can be toxic when you have a big, bad boss. Employee turnover is higher, stress is rampant and this causes employees to miss more days of work. To top it all off, those who do show up to work are terrified and suffer through an excruciating work experience. It doesn’t have to be that way, and today’s guest is going to show us how to change it.   Lee Cockrell was the Executive VP of DisneyWorld Paris. He began his career by being the big, bad, boss! He used to scare and intimidate his employees and even shares a life changing moment. Lee is an expert in Time Management and he teaches it each and every week. But today, we aren’t focusing on time management and productivity, but we are turning to the soft skills.   Today Lee is here to share his transformation story. His focus now is to help us build great relationships at work. One of the keys to building great work relationships is understanding that you really can’t control people. Great leaders at work can improve work performance and cultivate the next generation of great leadership in the workplace. People want to come to work and learn and grow, and when you feed that part of people, the keep coming back for more.   Lee’s Bio: Former Executive Vice President, Operation for Disney World for ten years. Before Disney, Lee held executive positions with Hilton Hotels for 8 year and Marriott for 17 years. Lee now gives seminars and keynote speeches around the world on Leadership, Management and Customer Service. You’ll discover:   Why being a big, bad boss didn’t serve his employees well The effects of being a good role model The turning point that happened about halfway through his career How he took ownership of his bad behavior and began to work on himself Why humiliation and intimidation didn’t work in the workplace What humiliation and intimidation reveal about the person exhibiting those behaviors How to create a culture where everyone matters and they know they matter Why people want to do business with you when they have a good relationship with you People, including employees, want to be valued and acknowledged Be careful what you say and do because people are always watching Why Lee’s children told him, “Dad, everything was fine until you got here.” The one work trip that Lee makes his grandchildren take with him each year How Lee makes himself available to the next generation each day. He’s accessible! Spend your time where you can make a difference. If you can’t make a difference, don’t spend your time on it. Why you should do the hard things Why Lee jokingly says his Mother was a terrorist! Find out Lee’s superpower! Interview Links & Other Resources   www.LeeCockerell.com Connect on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Connect on Facebook Additional Resources: Lee's 15 Minutes Edutainment Videos Take some management courses Lee's "Creating Disney Magic" Podcast

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, so in this week's podcast Lee shares his story about his son, who at 3 years old, was diagnosed with one of the rarest types of cancer. Lee talks about: -His son being diagnosed with one of the rarest forms of cancer. -The challenges of being in the hospital for 6 weeks. -How his son is doing today. -How his other son is his handling his brother's illness. -The side effects of the drugs used to cure the cancer. -How the drugs affected his son. -Why Lee and his wife are so passionate about helping other families. -How this effected school for Caleb. -How finding other families going through similar situations impacted his son and family. -How Lee and his wife both processed their son being diagnosed with cancer differently. -What 4% is not enough really means. Join us for next week's episode.

Lee Caraher is a CEO and acclaimed communication strategist known for her practical solutions to big problems. She started Double Forte in 2002 as a new kind of communications firm designed to work with good people, doing good work for good companies, by providing the best results and service in the business. After struggling with how to work alongside Millennial clients and employees (Lee’s agency is now 35 people, 16 of whom are under 30) and figuring out how to bridge the generation gap, Lee has written a book about the topic, Millennials & Management: The Essential Guide to Making it Work at Work. She's learned a lot about how to reduce employee drama in the workplace and is affectionately known to her friends and colleagues as the “Millennial Whisperer” although she personally prefers Millennial Champion. Lee has a reputation for building cohesive, high functioning teams who are not only productive but who also bring a sense of fun to the workplace. She is a straight talker who doesn't pull  too many punches. However her dynamic personality, big laugh and great sense of humor balance the scales (and have gotten her out of a lot of trouble). She started her career in communications in Boston and before moving to California to work with well-known PR firm The Bohle Group, followed by Manning, Selvage & Lee. She moved to the Bay Area in 1995 to serve as the Vice President of Corporate and Consumer Communications at the $1.6 Billion SEGA of America. She then served as Executive Vice President of The Weber Group, and Founder and President of Red Whistle Communications, both Interpublic companies. Lee is active in the community and currently serves on the Board of KQED Public Media as Chair of the Nominating & Governance Committee, Grace Cathedral’s Board of Trustees as the Chair of the Committee on Trustees (Governance & Nominations), and on the Board of Trustees of Menlo College, Atherton. Previously Lee was the Chair of the Board for Community Gatepath, San Mateo County’s largest organization serving the needs of people with developmental disabilities, and was the founding Chair of the Board for the St. Paul’s Choir School. She consults with other non-profits on effective board organization and practices. A graduate of Carleton College, with a degree in Medieval History, “which she finds useful every day”, Lee lives on the Peninsula with her husband, two sons, and a blind cat. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Lee’s background and family life The overwhelming pressure on teens to succeed The downside of helicopter parenting The negative impact of social media on teens How technology has taken away “thinking time” Why the job market is challenging for Millennials Why the “reward for participation” mentality has been detrimental The incorrect assumptions Lee made about Millennials Why Millennials need fast feedback Etiquette for Millennials (and older employees) How Lee helps her employees succeed at presenting Why you need to let your kids do their own work Why you and your kids shouldn’t set your sights on one college Why grades aren’t all that matter Suggested reading Resources: Millennials & Management: The Essential Guide to Making it Work at Work by Lee Caraher: www.leecaraher.com Race to Nowhere film: http://www.racetonowhere.com/about-film How to Raise an Adult by Julie Lythcott Haims: www.howtoraiseanadult.com Adulting: How to Become a Grown Up in 468 Steps by Kelly Williams Brown: kellywilliamsbrown.com/adulting

This Week We fun and insightful Interview with Lee Jackson host of the WP Innovator podcast & the owner of a highly successful WordPress development agency that exclusively only works with other digital agencies.   You can find Lee at his website: http://leejacksondev.com/ . Be sure to check out his podcast at: http://leejacksondev.com/podcast/ .   Table of Contents for Episode 145 0:00 Podcast intros 1:15 Lee Jackson Dev is an agency for print and design agencies. How does Lee find those perfect clients? 3:50 What is the big advantage for design-focused agencies to bringing in Lee's agency as a trusted partner? 6:20 What is one of the most surprising things that Lee has found partner agencies want him to do? 7:45 What are the big differences between a freelancer and a bona fide agency when it comes handling a client brief? 9:55 How did Lee earn the trust to be in client meetings with partner agencies (who own the client relationships)? 12:04 Is there ever a reluctance with agencies to have a subcontracting or partner agency come into the client meetings? 13:23 Bobbins and biscuits. 13:58 Why are many web agencies not that great at writing briefs? 17:46 What to do when the client doesn't want to invest in a brief. How Lee writes user stories into his briefs, and making it part of the technical specs. 21:53 The origin story of Lee Jackson Dev. 24:54 How does the role of an agency founder /owner change as the agency grows? 27:21 What does Lee's agency hiring process look like? 29:30 What are the most common mistakes when it comes to project management in web agencies? 31:42 The biggest financial mistake that agencies make in web design projects. 32:21 One huge mistake (opportunity?) for web agencies when they hand off the design to the developers. 34:03 Why underbidding hurts web design projects so much. How a Statement of Work helps prevent scope creep. 38:15 How does Lee feel about paid discovery? What about the tender process? (Similar to RFP). 40:57 The tendering process leads to chronic underbidding. 41:42 Podcast outros   =================== Find bonus content for this episode on the WP-Tonic website: https://www.wp-tonic.com/podcast/145-lee-jackson-wp-innovator/ ===================   Subscribe to WP-Tonic on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wp-tonic-wordpress-podcast/id893083124?mt=2 =================== WP-Tonic is both a WordPress maintenance and support service, and also publishers of a twice weekly WordPress podcast where we talk with some of the brightest minds in WordPress development and online marketing.

Lee Silverstein got a call on New years Eve to let him know he had cancer and needed Chemotherapy. Lee is the man that gave "The Messengers: A Podcast Documentary" film it's name. He is a messenger for his audience. He delivers stories that provide hope, information, and inspiration. Check him at out www.thecolorcancerpoddcast.com Today's Show it brought to you buy Emerald City Productions SPECIAL DEAL: Four episodes edited for $15/each. Then after that, it's only $40. They will edit out ums, etc. remove noise, adjust volumes, and make you sound fantastic. For more information go to http://www.emeraldcitypro.com/sop Lee Silverstein Delivers Hope With His Podcast Lee Silverstein started a podcast that he wish he had when he was told he had stage four colon cancer. Lee has been battling cancer since he was five years old, and he considers himself more than "A podcaster," but a messenger. He delivers hope, information, and inspiration. Today we hear: Feedback from his audience that brought Lee to tears How Lee has secured three sponsors by finding products that fits his niche perfectly How Lee had strict criteria for his sponsors What pitch Lee uses to get sponsors. A "Because of my podcast" story that you HAVE to hear. Mentioned in this interview Lee's Colon Cancer Podcast Glenn the Geek from Horse Radio Network Hear Glenn be interviewed on the Sop Pofest in Orlando go to www.podfest.us Podcast Glossary "E" Episode zero Episode zero is a podcast episode that is often a simple introduction episode used as a placeholder as you need one live podcast in iTunes.  In my opinion, I would do more than introduce yourself. We always want to deliver value in our podcast episodes, and right now your audience doesn't know you, and probably (to be honest) doesn't care who are what you are. They are asking, "What is in it for me?" Be sure to give them something that makes them wish there were more episodes. Why My Eleven Years of Podcasting Sets Me Apart I recently discovered another "Podcast About Podcasting," and was checking it out. I'm sure the host is a fine person that loves their family and wants to help their audience. Some people come into the space, and only repeat the favorite memes at the time and never go about checking if they are true. So I threw up in my mouth a bit when I heard them perpetuating the same old podcasting tips that are just wrong. This included The Blue Yetis is a great microphone (it is if you are in a very, very, very, quiet room - which 99.9% of podcasters are not - so it's NOT a great microphone) You only get 8 weeks to be in new and noteworthy (TV show podcasts go in and out of New and Noteworthy all the time) You should launch with at least three episodes so when people subscribe you get three downloads (this is false. It does not happen automatically. Your listen would have to choose to download the back catalog) My friend Ravi from Digital Access Pass as well as two podcasts (subscribeme.fm about membership websites, and Cut to the Chase )has a new book out called Confessions of a Wanna Be Podcast Star that goes over many of the myths that a puked out over and over. In the book he covers these myths and much more. Now for the record, Ravi uses a Blu Yeti, but thankfully in his book explains how you need a really quiet room (which he has). I was quoted quite a bit in the book, as well as other podcast consultants. In some cases, Ravi did his own investigation and provided screenshots to show the results of his research. I read it over two nights and found it an easy read, will be pointing people to it in the future when I see they have been sucked into the bad advice train that comes through the Internet on a regular basis. Take Aways From DC Podfest This was a great event for me. I met so many people who I had never met and were brand new to podcasting. The event was run very professional, and all the speakers were great in keeping to their time slots. One of the coolest phrases to describe what we do as podcasters. We are digital influencers. Put that on your business card. I heard about Amolto from Mathew Passy from podtopod.com which is a skype recording software for the PC (that I will need to check out). Keep your interactions from Social Media. So for me, I had some people say some very nice things about my presentation on twitter. Take a screen shot and put those on your website. http://www.gratisography.com/ a cool site for Royalty Free images which I have added to podcastingresources.com. This site has Free high-resolution pictures you can use on your personal and commercial projects. All pictures were photographed by Ryan McGuire and free of copyright restrictions. Need Podcast Coaching? Sign up for a session today. Sessions can be as short as 15 minutes. Schedule yours today at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/schedule Join the School of Podcasting today

Lee Caraher is the CEO of Double Forte PR & Digital Marketing; an acclaimed communication strategist, she’s known for her practical solutions to big problems. Her company works with some of the top consumer and technology brands in the country. Lee’s the author of “Millennials & Management” based on her experience with failing and then succeeding at retaining Millennials. Her next book, “The Boomerang Principle,” will be published in April 2017. Lee has a reputation for building cohesive, high producing teams who have fun together at the same time. She is a straight talker who doesn’t hold too many punches, although she does her best to be pleasant about it. Her big laugh and sense of humor have gotten her out of a lot of trouble. Lee is active in the community and currently serves on three nonprofit boards. A graduate of Carleton College with a degree in Medieval History, which she finds useful every day, Lee lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband, two sons, and a blind cat. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Lee’s background and journey What Lee and Double Forte did to survive the market crash How that crash forced Double Forte to become exceptional at customer service Why they changed their model from only hiring people with 10 years of experience to hiring people straight out of college and what their balance of employees under/over 30 looks like today How Lee’s experiences failing and then succeeding at retaining Millennials led to her publishing “Millennials & Management” Why you have to have millennials in your business if you want to have a future Why you need to work at creating an environment where your millennials will thrive Creating a culture where employees are appreciated Why you need to explain to millennials why they need to do things What “A Players” look like to Lee How Lee finds her “A Players” and what Double Forte does to use them effectively Running an alumni program What Double Forte’s interview process looks like Ways to contact Lee: Website: www.leecaraher.com Twitter: @LeeCaraher

leadership, role model, example, relationships   Episode 067 Being a Role Model at Work with Lee Cockerell URL: http://julieannsullivan.com/being-role-model-work-lee-cockerell It seems like being a boss in the workplace would be an easy job. You just tell everyone else what to do, they do all the work and you call it a day. Well, that’s not exactly how it works. The entire workplace can be toxic when you have a big, bad boss. Employee turnover is higher, stress is rampant and this causes employees to miss more days of work. To top it all off, those who do show up to work are terrified and suffer through an excruciating work experience. It doesn’t have to be that way, and today’s guest is going to show us how to change it.   Lee Cockrell was the Executive VP of DisneyWorld Paris. He began his career by being the big, bad, boss! He used to scare and intimidate his employees and even shares a life changing moment. Lee is an expert in Time Management and he teaches it each and every week. But today, we aren’t focusing on time management and productivity, but we are turning to the soft skills.   Today Lee is here to share his transformation story. His focus now is to help us build great relationships at work. One of the keys to building great work relationships is understanding that you really can’t control people. Great leaders at work can improve work performance and cultivate the next generation of great leadership in the workplace. People want to come to work and learn and grow, and when you feed that part of people, the keep coming back for more.   Lee’s Bio: Former Executive Vice President, Operation for Disney World for ten years. Before Disney, Lee held executive positions with Hilton Hotels for 8 year and Marriott for 17 years. Lee now gives seminars and keynote speeches around the world on Leadership, Management and Customer Service. You’ll discover:   Why being a big, bad boss didn’t serve his employees well The effects of being a good role model The turning point that happened about halfway through his career How he took ownership of his bad behavior and began to work on himself Why humiliation and intimidation didn’t work in the workplace What humiliation and intimidation reveal about the person exhibiting those behaviors How to create a culture where everyone matters and they know they matter Why people want to do business with you when they have a good relationship with you People, including employees, want to be valued and acknowledged Be careful what you say and do because people are always watching Why Lee’s children told him, “Dad, everything was fine until you got here.” The one work trip that Lee makes his grandchildren take with him each year How Lee makes himself available to the next generation each day. He’s accessible! Spend your time where you can make a difference. If you can’t make a difference, don’t spend your time on it. Why you should do the hard things Why Lee jokingly says his Mother was a terrorist! Find out Lee’s superpower! Interview Links & Other Resources   www.LeeCockerell.com Connect on Twitter Connect on LinkedIn Connect on Facebook Additional Resources: Lee's 15 Minutes Edutainment Videos Take some management courses Lee's "Creating Disney Magic" Podcast

Pizza Chef Lee Hunzinger I always ask anyone who interacts on social or send me an email who thye would want to hear on the show. I want to bring you the best possible how not only about how to market your rstaurant better but how to make it more enjoyable too. My friends over at Descendents Pizza asked me a while back to talk with Lee. To be honest before that I hadn’t yet heard the name before. I looked Lee up and came acsroos his intagram account and knew from that point he would be great to chat wth on the show. Lee lives pizza and it shows on his account. He has a passion for making the best pizza with the best ingredients and letting his creative side take over with his creations. He wasn’t always allowed to be as creative as he is now and in this interview we go all the way back to when he first started to love pizza. What to listen for: How Lee first got into pizza How he got to Dallas from New York When he really started to let creativity take form in pizza How his Dad being an artist helped Lee with his creativity Why Lee moved to Texas Mentioned In This Episode: Lee On Instagram Zoli"s Pizza Cane Rosso Zoli's s Pizza on Instagram Thanks For Listening Thank you for taking the time to listen to this episode. I hope that you have found it to be valuable. If you have a question or comment you can email at Bruce@smartpizzamarketing.com  Like us on Facebook too for updates and interesting marketing articles Leave us a quick Review If you did find this information valuable it would be awesome if you could share it using the social media buttons on the side of the post. Also, please leave a quick review on Itunes or Stitcher… would really help grow the show and get more guests on to help you grow your business and marketing. Bruce Irving "The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing." Smart Pizza Marketing   Join our mastermind group: www.smartpizzamarketing.com/mastermind   Lets Connect SnapChat: Add me as a friend- SmartPizzaTips Twitter: smartpizzamarketing.com/twitter Facebook: smartpizzamarketing.com/facebook LinkedIn: smartpizzamarketing.com/linkedIn Instagram: instagram.com/smartpizzamarketing/

As always, I'm SUPER excited to have Lee Jackson from LeeJacksonDev.com  and the WP Innovator Podcast.  I had a great time talking and laughing with Lee and found out some really great tips and well as his background on how he got to where he is today.  Don't miss this episode! [Tweet ""Try and find that niche that you are passionate about." - Lee Jackson"] Questions I asked Lee Jackson: What were some of the things you did before getting into web development? Did you go to school for IT? When did you start your own agency? How did you approach increasing your prices so dramatically? How do you see yourself growing your business - where are you taking things? [Tweet ""I quadrupled my prices overnight and have since quadrupled them again. - Lee Jackson""] What you'll learn from this podcast: The process of starting your own agency How Lee transitioned into consulting The drive behind Lee starting his podcast and how it's going How Lee differentiates himself from other development companies Recommendations from Lee about what to do if you started today Lee's best lead source [Tweet ""Making sure we make products that are freakin' awesome is my goal." - Lee Jackson"]     Where you can connect with Lee Facebook | Twitter | Website   Other Episodes You Might Enjoy: Grow & Convert with Devesh Khanal & Benji Hyam Content, Metrics & List Building Interview with Jason Drohn

In Episode 19 of The Side Hustle Show, Lee Drozak from MyOfficeAssist.com shares how she got started as a virtual assistant and how you can do the same. We talk setting up shop, getting your first clients, setting your prices, establishing a niche, and more. Quick background on this side hustle if you’re not familiar - a virtual assistant is not Siri, despite how much Apple wants to hijack the term, it’s a real-live person that works for you remotely as an independent contractor. This is a huge industry overseas in countries like India and the Philippines, with giant call centers staffed with low-cost workers. But you might be surprised to learn there is a thriving VA industry right here at home, and many VAs are side hustlers like you, or started their business as a side hustle. And we’re not talking about a race to the bottom on price either. According to a recent survey, nearly 90% of VAs charge $20/hr or more, and nearly 60% charge $30/hr or more. Subscribe to The Side Hustle Show on iTunes! Subscribe to The Side Hustle Show on Stitcher! In this episode, you'll learn: The "eureka" moment of working from home. How Lee got her first clients. How to get paid what you're worth. How to determine which virtual assistant tasks you love and should build your business around. Why industry certifications might be overrated. The best free resource for aspiring virtual assistants. Lee's #1 tip for Side Hustle Nation. Links mentioned: ivaa.org VirtualAssistantForums.com (Thank you, Tess, for the introduction to Lee!) Zirtual | eaHELP | Fancy Hands | Contemporary VA Elance VAclassroom.com Suzanne Evans You can connect with Lee on her site, as well as on Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn. What do you think of virtual assisting as a side hustle? Pretty basic, right? Identify your skills and find someone who'll pay for them. Kind of like a real job except you can do it from anywhere.