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Today we're mixing things up in a big way! After a year of interviewing the top women in business and entrepreneurship, we're officially inviting our first male guest on the Behind Her Empire podcast, Marcus Lemonis. If you tune into today's interview, you'll immediately understand why. Marcus is known for helping struggling businesses get back on their feet by investing his own money on the hit TV show, The Profit. Despite being a household name and TV personality, Marcus' influence is far beyond television. He is one of the most successful entrepreneurs in America, serving as chairman and CEO of the multi-billion dollar company Camping World. Marcus is also one of the biggest champions out there when it comes to small business entrepreneurs, and specifically women entrepreneurs. He's created The Lemon-AID Foundation and seeded it with $50 million of his and his wife's own capital to focus on backing talented founders, especially women and minorities who haven't had equal access to resources and guidance in their careers.Marcus is unapologetically vulnerable, open to sharing all parts of himself, and truly generous in wanting to help others succeed. In today's wide-ranging interview, we talk about how to work through fear of failure & embarrassment, the realities of burnout in entrepreneurship, why he believes women are better business leaders, the importance of embracing your strengths & your flaws to be truly comfortable in your own skin, and so much more. In this episode, we'll talk to Marcus about: * How the fear of embarrassment holds us back and what we can do to move past these feelings. [4:00]* Acknowledging that privilege plays a role in taking chances. [6:01]* It is okay that you feel embarrassed; it is something we all experience. [8:50]* How Marcus uses clothes to make himself feel comfortable in his skin. [9:59]* The freedom that comes when you lean into what makes you unique. [12:45]* It is important not to make money the ultimate benchmark of success. [14:09]* The influence that Marcus's mother and grandfather had on him. [16:39]* Marcus's ultimate mission with the work that he does. [18:48]* Some of the reasons that Marcus thinks women are better businesspeople. [19:26]* You do not have to care what other people think; it is the way you think about yourself. [20:59]* Why Marcus believes the principles of running a coffee shop or a large corporation are the same. [23:17]* How entrepreneurs can develop a consumer point of view. [26:30]* Who Marcus believes should not be entrepreneurs. [28:21]* Why Marcus prefers the term business owner rather than entrepreneurship. [30:07]* Marcus's experience of burnout and why he believes business owners can't have work-life balance. [31:11]* You have to curate your own mental, physical, and emotional health regimen. [33:13]* Marcus's advice for those of us who feel like we are not enough. [36:23]* What wealth means to Marcus at this stage in his life. [38:47]* Hear the two questions that Marcus asks Yasmin. [39:58]Follow Marcus: * Website: https://www.marcuslemonis.com/ * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marcuslemonis/ * One Hundred Percent with Marcus Lemonis Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1572332094 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.

Prospecting is the lifeblood of every business. Having a full pipeline of qualified prospects means you have choice. According to Marcus Cauchi—a Fractional Chief Revenue Officer for several technology startups—you should have 300–500% more at the “qualified moving to closable” stage of your funnel. You have to drive opportunity with sufficient velocity through the disqualification process.  Marcus emphasizes to make sure that you get to the qualified stage quickly and cleanly with the least amount of effort and waste. When you prospect for choice—and have a full pipeline—you can walk away from bad business and you’re never dependent on any one deal. Marcus shares a wealth of information in this episode of Sales Reinvented—don’t miss it! Outline of This Episode [1:15] Prospecting and lead gen—in Marcus’s words [1:41] You need to prospect for choice [2:50] Marcus’s prospecting and lead generation process  [6:32] What is the red thread? [7:27] Recruit for high intelligence and laziness [10:10] The top skills salespeople should develop [11:42] Top 3 prospecting and lead generation dos and don’ts [13:43] How Marcus turned a cold call into a sale Be ruthless with disqualification Prospecting for choice begins with identifying who is and who is not someone you should be prospecting. Disqualify everyone who isn’t a good fit—that means anyone less than a 100% match. You have to be ruthless with disqualification. You should be ready to go for the “no” and find out why they should not buy. If you don’t know why they need help, the risks they’re trying to mitigate, the problems they’re trying to overcome, or their ideal outcomes, you have no business interrupting them. Don’t neglect any part of the process To prospect for choice, you should also know who your customer is and what they all have in common. Be relevant, timely, respectful of their time, and deliver value on every call. Marcus hates the drivel he hears from people selling marketing automation companies saying it takes 18 attempts to speak to get a conversation in the C-suite. It doesn’t. It only takes one. If it takes more than that, look at your messaging and find out why it’s not working. Odds are, it’s long, it’s wordy, and it’s irrelevant. It talks about your company, your product, and your services. Touch them with stuff that is relevant.  He notes that you have to remember that prospecting doesn’t end after the initial conversation. You must care for the middle of the funnel. It’s hammered into you to prospect and get people into the funnel. Then you’re pushed to get to closing. The middle of the funnel is often neglected. Treat prospecting as a sacred act and make sure that you are focusing on making fewer higher-quality calls, being timely and relevant, and nurture them through the pipeline.  Recruit for high intelligence...and laziness Carl Von Clausewitz wrote a book called “On War.” When he recruited Prussian soldiers, he looked for high intelligence and laziness. Why? It meant minimum effort which equaled a minimum loss of life. You can approach prospecting in the same way. You need to be well organized and good at research. You need to understand your customer’s world and understand their customers. What is the competitive landscape? If you are good at that, you can elevate your prospecting so you can hit the bullseye far more often—with less effort.  Marcus interviewed a couple of ladies in the SaaS space. These ladies were smashing their quotas. But when they do, they sit back and ask themselves “What could I have done better?”  What other skills should a salesperson develop? What are Marcus’s top prospecting and lead generation dos and don’ts? Listen to learn more! Marcus turned a cold-call into a sale Marcus received a call from someone who immediately started talking about financial training. Marcus interrupted this person and said, “I think you’ve got the wrong person.” Turns out, they did have the wrong person. But instead of ending the call, Marcus asked, “What were you hoping to get from speaking to this person?” Marcus converted him into a bootcamp for cold-calling. The moral of the story? If someone has a pulse, start a conversation with them! You never know where your next opportunity will come from.  Resources & People Mentioned BOOK: On War Connect with Marcus Cauchi Connect on LinkedIn Follow on Twitter Connect With Paul Watts  LinkedIn Twitter Subscribe to SALES REINVENTED Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

In this episode, Chris Hadnagy and Ryan MacDougall are joined by industry professional, Marcus Sailler to discuss his experience as the red team information security manager at Capital Group. Marcus shares some great tips on creating a successful security team and how you can prevent it from becoming the "No Police". They also go over the recent changes in the industry, including how big hacks have increased security awareness in the general public.    00:09 – Introduction to the new Security Awareness Series  01:28 – Introduction to Ryan MacDougall  Phishing as a Service (PHaaS)  Vishing as a Service (VaaS)  Social-Engineer.com  02:32 – Introduction to Marcus Sailler  04:20 – How Marcus got into information security  06:08 – Recent changes in the infosec industry- How a big hack increases security awareness  12:09 – How a red team and security awareness team can collaborate to enhance security  14:25 – Introduction to Capital Group  16:17 – Coming up with relevant attacks for a global company  18:08 – How a security team can avoid becoming the “No Police”  21:39 – Why it’s better to build a blue team first  22:24 – The importance of attitude and ego for a red teamer  25:04 – How a red team benefits from partnership  26:53 – Emulate the bad guy, but remember to be good  29:18 – Steps corporations should implement now  30:58 – Some of Marcus’ most respected industry professionals  Chris Hadnagy  David McGuire  Jason Frank  Jeff Dimmock  David Kennedy  Amanda Berlin  Ian Coldwater  Rachel Tobac  34:47 – Marcus' book recommendations  Sizing People Up: A Veteran FBI Agent's User Manual for Behavior Prediction  The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love that Lasts  39:18 – Marcus' contact info  LinkedIn  Twitter  14:38 – Outro  Social-Engineer.org  Social-Engineer.com  The Innocent Lives Foundation    SEVillage: The Human Hacking Conference  Human Hacking Book Website  Human Hacking Book Amazon  Clutch  Chris on Twitter  Social-Engineer on Twitter   

This episode is a special one between two friends who forged a friendship while pursuing their 500-hour teaching certification in India - Angelica, the Co-Founder of SoulFull Veda, and Marcus Hamill, the Founder of The Sattva Life. Marcus shares his experience of shifting careers from a Director to Entrepreneur and Spiritual Teacher, as well as his experience with the Yogic teachings he practices and shares. Tune in to hear - 12:30 - How Marcus followed is intuitive knowing in beginning his transition to The Sattva Life full-time.34:00 - Why your dharma is not to be a Yoga instructor or Ayurvedic practitioner, and what your dharma actually is…36:00 - How to truly experience a stress-free life…42:00 - Why Meditation itself doesn’t work for long-lasting change.47:30 - The science behind Vedic meditation.1:00:00 - What to do if your Meditation practice calls for dynamism. To learn more about The Sattva Life, follow them on Instagram or check out their website.

Curious about kettlebells? If you’re ready to pick up your first kettlebell or become a kettlebell master, listen to this interview with Marcus Martinez, the “Kettlebell poster boy”, to understand the benefits of kettlebells and how to grow your athletic abilities. Marcus is a master kettlebell coach for Kettlebell Kings as well as former master coach for ONNIT Academy, kettlebell certification trainer with Living.Fit, personal trainer, owner of MBody Strength Kettlebell Gym, and has been involved in the health and wellness industry since 2001. This interview will give you the ins and outs of the uniqueness of kettlebells compared to other tools and their ability to balance strength and fluidity in various ways. Join us as Marcus dives into how kettlebells create stronger, more explosive athletes with access to any and all movement patterns possible. 15% OFF VivoBarefoot Shoes with code “OPTIMAL15” at checkout: https://bit.ly/3cDHcAx What You Will Learn in This Interview with Marcus Martinez: @kettlebellexercises 03:50 – How long Marcus has been involved in health and wellness and what brought him there 05:29 – Marcus’ experience with kettlebells and his passion for them 07:51 – What Marcus has seen, both good and bad, on social media with kettlebells 09:25 – Basic, common mistakes Marcus has seen in form with kettlebells 10:51 – Why kettlebells are favored for optimal body movement compared to other implements 14:58 – What Marcus believes about being well rounded versus an expert on one specific thing 17:49 – Marcus’ purpose with his kettlebell work and training 20:15 – How Marcus keeps his kids motivated to continue moving in this era of screens 27:23 – Where Marcus believes beginners to kettlebells should start 28:49 – Why working with kettlebells shouldn’t be painful and what Marcus teaches 31:54 – Movement benefits that comes with kettlebell training About Marcus Martinez: Marcus Martinez is currently the Master Kettlebell Coach for Kettlebell Kings and Living.Fit. He’s developed and run the kettlebell certification through Living.Fit as well as created countless programs that have helped people all over the world. He’s a CSCS and has been in the fitness industry since 2001 as a personal trainer, class instructor, gym owner, workshop presenter, and video curator. He was the former master kettlebell coach for Onnit Academy and started Mbody Strength Kettlebell Gym in Orange County. His passions are his family, all things strength and health, and comedy. Items mentioned in this episode include: Kettlebell program: https://www.living.fit/offers/bpSZyLcu/checkout Learn more about Marcus in the full show notes: https://docjenfit.com/podcast/episode57 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TOBpodcast/message

Today’s Guest is Marcus Brown, Marcus Brown is a Runner, Husband, Father of Two and works full time. He is an Abbot World Marathon Majors Six Star Finisher. Marcus, the Host of A Runner’s Life Podcast, Co-founder of the Black Trail Runners, is a familiar voice to the this Podcast Already - you will have heard myself and Marcus chat during our Mash Up Episodes, where we co-host 'Not Another Runner's Life' on both this Podcast and on Marcus' Podcast. Please note for reference this was recorded just three weeks after Marcus’ Sub 3 Marathon and was at the end of October. Marcus is an extremely driven and dedicated individual, someone who I admire greatly for so many reasons including his dedication and tenacity in not only his running, but all that he does with his own Podcast and the invaluable episodes he shares with the listeners and running community and all the collaborative work he has done with the Black Trail Runners, something he speaks more of during his incredible interview on Mario Frailoli’s podcast: The Morning Shakeout. The Black Trail Runners is a Uk-based community and campaigning group whose mission is to increase inclusion, representation and participation of Black People in trail running. Today myself and Marcus talk about his journey from 4:55 to Sub 3 Marathon and the invaluable lessons he has learnt along the way. This chat was great, and I know you guys will enjoy this episode, please let myself and Marcus know that you’re tuning in… take a screen shot and share with us online. We chat about: Marcus’ journey of Running 4:55 Marathon - 2:56 Sub 3 Marathon Experience and the journey in getting there How Marcus felt after achieving the major goal Being mindful of others whilst we strive for our own goals What working towards a big goal can teach you How stopping and pausing is beneficial and not always unproductive How Running is a time to process thoughts The importance of offering Value, and giving back to others. Marcus Brown - @themarathonmarcus Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/themarathonmarcus/?hl=en Website www.marathonmarcus.com All Other Links https://lnk.bio/Xhi7 Facebook: www.facebook.com/fitterhealthierdad/ Not Another Runner - Natalie Hawkins Instagram: www.instagram.com/notanotherrunner/?hl=en Facebook: www.facebook.com/notanotherrunner/ All other links: linktr.ee/notanotherrunner

In this episode, Marcus interviews another Marcus, Marcus Sawyerr, Global Head of Digital Partnerships at the Adecco Group. Marcus Sawyerr details Adecco are adapting to the new economic landscape, and evolving digitally as the recruiting space continues to mature. He also examines the importance of developing essential diversity and inclusion practices. What you’ll learn in the episode…[02:37] How Marcus sees both daily operations at Adecco as well as his role as the global head of digital partnerships[04:42] Adecco’s role in other digital organizations, developing the future of HR Tech operations[05:00] How successful digital partnerships operate at Adecco, and about their recent education partnership[07:37] Where Marcus sees the future digital transformations in the staffing industry[09:01] How Marcus thinks that role of recruiters will have to evolve as a result of this transformation[10:19] How the organizations Marcus and Adecco work with are refocusing on diversity and inclusion [13:17] Why education is such a pivotal factor in promoting positive diversity and inclusion initiatives[14:29] The mutual dependance of both diversity and inclusion, and how one factors into the other[17:27 How inclusive cultures can make companies better, stronger, and more agile in confronting the challenges that the future might bring[19:12] How the digital transformation in the staffing industry is affecting this push for diversity and inclusion[23:20] Where Marcus sees opportunities in the future of recruiting[27:10] The values of niche marketing, and how niche approaches can serve as future proofing in the midst of uncertainty[28:30] What goes into the process of verticalizing a brand like Adecco[31:58] Marcus’ thoughts on the opportunities in subscription models for the industry[35:58] The impacts of Covid-19 and the paradigm shift Marcus is seeing as a result[38:48] How Adecco was able to react rapidly in the face of the coronavirus, moving 30,000+ employees to remote work at the drop of a hat[43:20] How the spirit and culture at Adecco has affected Marcus, and how he looks towards the coming years of Adecco

We welcomed Marcus Crigler from BEC CFO to the podcast today. Marcus is an accountant and tax expert who has spent years working with some of the top real estate entrepreneurs in the country and he provided some great insights into their mindsets, their habits and how we can apply them to our own lives.  We also speak about How Marcus entered the labor market just after the great recession The lessons he learned from how his father reacted to losing a job His "$1000 per hour" tip that anybody can apply  The importance of education before you start investing Why people should focus on growing income streams Why he recommends people start a side hustle That you should never own real estate in an S Corp How successful business owners always know their numbers Common accounting and tax mistakes he sees people making How successful people are positioning themselves for the post Covid market Books The Infinite Game by Simon Sinek The Ride of a Lifetime: Lessons Learned from 15 Years as CEO of the Walt Disney Company by Bob Iger   Software https://quickbooks.intuit.com/ Contact Marcus  www.beccfo.com marcus@beccfo.com Contact Colin  info@colininvestments.com https://www.colininvestments.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/colininvestments https://twitter.com/ColinInvestment https://www.instagram.com/colingmurphy

In this special episode of OFF THE TRACKS To celebrate 30 episodes we have 3 awesome guests, Marcus from Thrillriders, Oliver from Theme Park Badger and Dan from Digital Dan. We discuss our thoughts on the opening of the theme parks, Dan's trip to Portaventura, How Marcus got into Photography, and Oliver brand new video "Pet Hates at Theme Parks".We also have a quiz where they can win themselves a OFF THE TRACKS mug plus so much more. The links of our guest will be below this description. Thrillriders YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvz23Iy1cEyrbdoSx3cOu3A Thrillriders INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/thrillriders/ Theme Park Badger YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYmdD02Gu3D8faYump68m2g Digaldan YOUTUBE CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/user/DigitalDan7224 Follow us on: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/438o7QZ... Audioboom: https://audioboom.com/posts/7497744-o... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TPFamilys/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TPfamilys Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tpfamilys

We all know that nowadays, people are stuck at home, in quarantine, looking for productive ways to spend their day. How about hosting an online event, such as a Q&A, for your followers?In this episode, Marcus Pearce, Founder of Exceptional Life Blueprint and CEO of The Wellness Couch, hops on our podcast to share his expertise on running events - whether that’s an online or public event. He also shares some wisdom on how to avoid burnout while running an event.If you want to learn more, check out the full episode!SHOW NOTES[0:01:44.9] Rapid-fire questions: reading list, who inspires you, childhood aspirations, motto you live by[0:06:59.7] How Marcus ended up becoming a media and events consultant for health professionals[0:10:32.8] Common mistakes made when hosting an event[0:14:22.5] What it’s like to run a small event vs. a large-scale event[0:17:34.8] Ways to prevent burnout while running an event, eight key areas to look out for to keep you in tip top shape[0:20:36.2] Hierarchy of needs (for health professionals)[0:28:21.2] Why you should do what you love[0:29:33.5] Connect with MarcusMENTIONSThe Barefoot Surgeon by Ali Gripper (book)100 Not Out (podcast)CONNECT WITH MARCUSSiteLinkedInFacebookTwitterInstagram If you like this episode of the Grow My Clinic podcast, please don't forget to like, share, comment, and give us your ratings on iTunes and Stitcher.We appreciate your support and feedback!

Marcus and Amber Capone are founders of a nonprofit organization, VETS, Inc., which provides resources, research, and advocacy for U.S. veterans seeking psychedelic-assisted therapies. Marcus served 13 years as a Navy SEAL, and when the post-military challenges became seemingly insurmountable, Amber became intent to save him by pursuing unconventional treatment modalities. Marcus attributes psychedelic-assisted therapies to saving his life, and now the couple is determined to drive profound change in the veteran healthcare system as a whole. Marcus and Amber describe how they came about finding their way into getting Marcus into Ibogaine and 5-MeO-DMT treatment and the immense changes that have come about as a result of that therapy, both in Marcus’s own healing journey and now in their desire to help other veterans through their foundation, Veterans Exploring Treatment Solutions (VETS). In this episode: How traumatic brain injury was leading to neurologic symptoms that were treatment-resistant The experience of undergoing an Ibogaine session What it was like to do 5-MeO-DMT after the Ibogaine and why that sequence was helpful How Marcus keeps his symptoms at bay How the VETS nonprofit is aiming to spread the healing

Welcome to the Better Leaders Better Schools podcast.  This is a weekly show for ruckus makers -- What is a ruckus maker?  A leader who has found freedom from the status quo. A leader looking to escape the old routine. A leader who never, ever gives up. Do you know students can advise you in ways that you cannot imagine?  Dr. Marcus Campbell tells us how his students helped him come up with the dress code for the school.  Additionally, Dr. Campbell tells us how his school changed the status quo and got more students to the AP classes regardless of their race. We hope you enjoy the podcast. All the highlights, resources, and next steps can be found below. Listen to the full episode here and learn more at betterleadersbetterschools.com    Key Talking Points  How Marcus implemented dressing code in his school Race vs. Gender Breaking the status quo of the AP classes Being a better decision maker   Key Milestones of the Episodes [05:10]  The history of dress codes [06:15]  Adopting the Oregon chapter [10:59]  What shift happened to the dress code? [17:02]  Access and equity to AP classes [24:47]  How Marcus makes decisions [27:41]  Self-care   Key Quotes “There's nothing worse than being inconsistent.” “If you say you're going to do something, follow through.” “Authentic leadership is a leader’s ability to lead with their mind their heart and their feet.” “If learning is our focus, let's focus on the learning and leave the dressing.” “Do what you have to do when you have to do it regardless of how you feel.”   Key Resources  Frederick Douglas by Dr. David Blight    About Our Guest Dr. Campbell earned his Ed.D. in Educational Leadership at National College of Education, National Louis University in the fall of 2015. Marcus Campbell also serves as the Assistant Superintendent/Principal at ETHS since 2013. In this role, he serves as the educational leader and chief administrator of all school operations at Evanston Township High School and is responsible for implementing and managing the policies, regulations, and procedures of the Board of Education to ensure that all students are educated and supported in a safe, equitable, culturally relevant and student-centered learning environment. Twitter   Join the BLBS Mastermind  What kind of leader makes a good mastermind member?  Danny asks members that he already serves and this it what they said about their peers:  Mastermind members are supportive, wise and not afraid to kick your butt! ~Eileen, Deputy Head of Schools in China Courageous, risk takers and learners are how I describe my mastermind peers. ~Chris, VP in Canada Mastermind members are generous, driven and are never satisfied with the status quo. ~Melody, Principal in Kentucky   If that sounds like you or people you want to surround yourself with apply today at https://www.betterleadersbetterschools.com/mastermind/ **Our 5th mastermind cohort is launching and is hands down the best professional development a leader can engage in.  Join Today!**   Tip of the Week Be Consistent:  Consistency leads to trust.  Make sure you are doing what you say you are going to do each day.  Follow through and be consistent with your teachers. Your authentic leadership depends on it.   People love a leader who they trust. Show Some Love BECOME A PATRON OF THE SHOW FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW?  iTunes SUBSCRIBE HERE! LEAVE A 5-STAR RATING AND REVIEW   LEVEL UP

Marcus Aurelius Anderson is an author, TEDx speaker, Keynote Speaker and executive Mindset Coach. While preparing to deploy with the U.S. Army, Marcus suffered a severe spinal injury that left him paralyzed. After dying on the operating table twice, the surgeons saved his life, but told him he'd never walk again. Having no other option, Marcus started doing some brutally honest soul searching, looking for the lesson to be learned from his injury. Once he started seeing his Adversity as a gift instead of a curse, something miraculous began to happen... Marcus now speaks, writes, inspires and teaches others to overcome their own Adversity and actualize their personal definition of success. His TEDx talk "The Gift of Adversity" tells of how we can use our Adversity to make us into better leaders, citizens and human beings. His book "The Gift of Adversity: Overcoming Paralysis and Pain to Find Purpose" is available on Amazon and Kindle. In this episode we dive into: Marcus’ incredible story of overcoming a spinal cord injury How to intentionally introduce adversity into our life as a stimulus for growth. Why we should be living our lives as a series of short sprints rather than a marathon. What it takes to be a good leader and the art of actually applying those principles. The importance of removing our emotional attachment to an event so that we can process things objectively, and how this oftentimes leads to us discovering that the things we thought were problems aren’t actually problems at all. How Marcus freed his mind of the “victim” mentality that had crept in after his surgery. Unconditional gratitude, and using adversity as a compass in which we should actually gravitate towards rather than avoid. How martial arts led Marcus into coaching and teaching and the other skills he learned over his years of training. Why we all need something or somebody to be pushing us and how this accountability can be our missing link for growth. How we can systematically change hardship into opportunity. How we can use “microadversities” daily to build a stronger mind and body. Learning to live every day with a sense of urgency. www.brenttieri.com http://www.marcusaureliusanderson.com/

“The Stoics can teach you how to find a sense of purpose in life, how to face adversity, how to conquer anger within yourself, moderate your desires, experience healthy sources of joy, endure pain and illness patiently and with dignity, exhibit courage in the face of your anxieties, cope with loss, and perhaps even confront your own mortality while remaining as unperturbed as Socrates.” ― Donald J. Robertson, How to Think Like a Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius Donald Robertson is one of the world's leading experts on Stoicism, especially how it relates to cognitive science and therapy. Donald has spent decades as a clinical psychologist and has been studying the great Stoic classics for just as long. Recently, Donald released a book, part biography, part self-improvement, about the life and philosophy of Marcus Aurelius. It's a truly amazing read, as practical as it is enjoyable. “When we reason well about life and live rationally, we exhibit the virtue of wisdom. Living in agreement with Nature, in part, means fulfilling our natural potential for wisdom; that’s what it means for us to flourish as human beings.” ― Donald J. Robertson, How to Think Like a Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius In my first interview with Donald, we covered a lot of general Stoic principles, but in this episode we look specifically at decoding the mind of Marcus Aurelius so we can start living more like this philosopher king. “According to Stoic philosophy, when we assign intrinsic values like “good” or “bad” to external events, we’re behaving irrationally and even exhibiting a form of self-deception. When we call something a “catastrophe,” for instance, we go beyond the bare facts and start distorting events and deceiving ourselves. Moreover, the Stoics consider lying a form of impiety—when a man lies, he alienates himself from Nature.” ― Donald J. Robertson, How to Think Like a Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius WHAT WE DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE: The Stoic training of Marcus Aurelius The role of compassion in Marcus' life The battle between Stoicism and sophism The biggest influences on Marcus' development How Marcus journaled and reflected on his day The biggest mistakes and misconceptions when practicing Stoicism The Stoic view of pornography and other temptations Donald answers, do Stoics ever see themselves as victims of life The incredible emphasis and techniques Marcus used to manage his anger The hardships that beset Marcus' life The level of plagiarism found in Stoic texts Western philosophy and psychedelics The role of mysticism and psychedelics Much, much more! If you like this podcast, please remember to subscribe and leave a review!

We’ve got the co-founder of NOBULL, Marcus Wilson, on to talk about how to spot the right people to work with, why NOBULL had to build a brand before they had products to sell, and how it was that they had the confidence to go up against the big guns in the footwear and apparel business. Show Notes: 04:35 - Marcus’s background before NOBULL 06:00 - How Marcus & I started working together 09:10 - The three-headed monster of excellence 14:56 - How we think about building strong teams 19:20 - When Marcus decided that it was time to pursue footwear and apparel 23:16 - How I knew I made the right decision to partner with Marcus and Michael 25:37 - Why NOBULL had to build a brand before they had product to sell 35:03 - Why they were confident they could go up against Reebok and Nike 38:14 - Recognizing that product spec isn’t enough 46:23 - The big things Marcus has learned along the way Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Google Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Grab the book on Amazon Chasing Excellence is a show dedicated to dissecting what it means to live a life of excellence, both inside the gym & out. On each episode, we'll deep dive on various aspects of running a CrossFit affiliate, becoming a better coach or athlete, & maximizing your potential. On Social Ben: Instagram Patrick: Instagram Marcus: Instagram

What would it be like to pack up your art supplies and live in an entirely new country? Today’s guest, Marcus McAllister, left the United States over 20 years ago to live in Paris, and has been making a living as an artist there for the past 17 years. In this episode, Marcus talks about his decision to live abroad, his sketchbooks, the sources of his income, and the importance of relationships.   In this interview, you will hear about: How Marcus has been scrappy yet intentional about his business and career. His sketchbooks (and why he doesn’t even walk the dog without taking one with him). Marcus’s first memories of living on an Army base in Little Rock, Arkansas. How Marcus ended up in Paris and transitioned to a full time artist, and the transition within his career to getting there. The way Marcus overcame the language barrier and presented himself as an artist to find work. Why Marcus thinks it’s hard for artists to call themselves artists, and why it’s important for artists to own that title. The dedication Marcus has to always having a sketchbook on him, with over 100 now in his possession. The different sources of income Marcus has including original work, mentoring, and hosting workshops. How Marcus keeps his expenses minimal, and is open to be vulnerable and authentic when times are financially tough. The connection between creativity, struggle, and doubt. Marcus’s go-to marketing methods and how he promotes his shows. The important connections Marcus has made through his relationships over the years, and why he thinks all artists would benefit from spending more time cultivating relationships. How Marcus makes the initial contact when networking, and how he follows up and stays in touch. His tradition of Sunday teas in the studio and the importance of listening to your gut and knowing when it’s time to evolve and shift into something new. How working as an artist can involve a lot of solitude, and Marcus’s advice to artists who aren’t as gregarious as he is. Etiquette for networking at events as an artist, and why you shouldn’t be afraid to let those business cards fly.   Resources: Marcus McAllister http://www.marcusmcallister.com/ Marcus’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/ateliermarcus.mcallister/ Video Interview with Cynthia Morris https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz5P1Wqpl7o Marcus’s Journals on Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZOZ6jVWCT4 Show notes and comments https://artbizsuccess.com/mcallister-paris-podcast  

This week, we are joined by Marcus Baskerville, Co-Founder and Head Brewer at Weathered Souls Brewing out of San Antonio, TX. We discuss many things including: - How Marcus got involved in the craft beer industry. - How Weathered Souls started. - Weathered Souls beer lineup/approach. - Introducing craft beer to swill drinking locals. - Red tape involving Texas alcohol laws. - The direction of Texas craft. - What absolutely what won't work with San Antonio locals. - Shiner's place in craft. - Diversity in craft beer. - Takes on all the latest fads. - And much more! This podcast is sponsored by Maui Brewing Co. Please visit mauibrewingco.com to learn more. Music for The Full Pint Podcast provided by our pal Ben Tuttle, check him out at tenderbubbles.com

Rich Jones and Marcus Garrett are the men behind Paychecks and Balances, a podcast aimed at helping Millennials figure out their finances. And they should know a little on the subject—both Rich and Marcus made some pretty epic money mistakes in their youth. From Rich just not looking at his bills to Marcus actively going into almost $30K of debt in 72 hours (NOT a typo!), they know what owing money to someone feels like. Marcus details his D.E.B.T. plan so you can pick yourself up, dust yourself off, and pay off your debt for good. Are you looking to be debt-free in 2019? This episode can help you formulate a plan that works for your specific situation, with tips for staying out of debt once you arrive. In This Episode We Cover: Marcus and Rich's money journey How Marcus spent $26K in just one weekend How Rich optimized his budget around things he wants versus the things he needs The concept of the debt snowball Rich's hybrid approach to tackling his debt The purpose of an emergency fund Advice for being financially responsible The importance of focusing on priorities first Their advice for people on paying debts The importance of being conscious about your decisions, especially when it comes to paying debt Building responsible habits And SO much more! Links from the Show FinCon Podcast Movement Mint Annual Credit Report Bankrate Paychecks & Balances Podcast - How I Reached Six Figures in My Trading Account ft. Jason Brown- PB105 Uber Lyft We Read the 15 Best Personal Finance and Investment Books and Summarized the Action Items From Each That Will Make You Rich - Paychecks and Balances

This week my guest is Marcus Smith. Marcus is an extreme Endurance Athlete, Coach and Motivational Speaker.In this episode we discuss:- Marcus' back story, focusing on the impact 2018 had on him due to an accident where he was hit by a truck in February suffering multiple broken bones and a punctured lung to then running a marathon a day for 30 days in November.- How Marcus' accident and running a marathon a day for 30 days has impact him as a Coach and Athlete when it comes to human potential and the power of the mind.- The value and importance of building an Aerobic Base for Endurance Athletes and General Population and the best approaches to achieve it.- Why running technique is so important and shouldn't be overlooked when it comes to injury prevention, running efficiency and power output.- The programming considerations and assessments Marcus makes with new clients and his programming approach when it comes to endurance goals like a half marathon or marathon.- How to calculate running pace to maximise your endurance training.- Why Marcus is such a big proponent of deload weeks, when he schedules them and how he monitors training stress.

EPISODE #17 The Art of Hustle: Millennial Entrepreneurship Feat. Marcus Gilmore Check out Nicole and G-mo sit down with The Culture Supplier's CEO Marcus Gilmore, as we have a personal conversation about How Marcus got started in the world of media, the future of The Culture Supplier, favorite holiday traditions, Dec. 27th National Goal Writing Day and its origin story, Our personal 2019 Goals and you cant miss our IRKS!!! Episode is the perfect way to end the year. Recorded @ Wolfe Nation Studios Intro Prod by Dj Cayne

Marcus Sheridan got his first start in the business world in 2001 when he began installing swimming pools with two other friends out of the back of a beat-up pickup truck. Nearly a decade later, Sheridan’s company triumphed through the adversity after the collapse of the housing market to become one of the largest pool installers in the United States. Their website has become the most visited swimming pool websites in the world. Marcus transitioned his success with River Pools and Spas into the development of his marketing and personal development blog —The Sales Lion, which has become a staple in the inbound and content marketing world. It has been featured in multiple industry publications including the New York Times where he was referred to as a “web marketing guru.” His book, “They Ask, You Answer” was rated the #1 Marketing Book to Read in 2017 by Mashable. His digital marketing and website design agency, IMPACT, helps businesses make their visions a reality by growing their marketing and sales. When Sheridan isn’t spending time presenting compelling and passion-filled keynotes around the world and consulting with businesses and brands, he is usually with his wife and 4 children exploring new adventures. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Reasons Marcus feels the life lessons he learned as a child have shaped him and how he carried those lessons into adulthood both professionally and with his family Why Marcus believes it’s important to have private jokes with your kids The lessons Marcus learned, while on a mission in Chile during college, that taught him the skill of asking excellent questions and facilitating discussion The surprising benefit that being married and having children had on his college experience How Marcus is able to maintain his energy even when traveling up to 150 days per year When, how and why Marcus came to the realization that he had a unique ability to teach Why Marcus believes in passionate debate with business partners and the importance of a strong set of core values Reasons Marcus chooses not to dwell on the past How Marcus intends to disrupt the speaker bureau agency business The unique philosophy Marcus has regarding education Why Marcus wakes his wife up in the morning before he gets his day started One of the best decisions Marcus ever made in his life Why Marcus would rather exercise than take a nap The importance of being around people who make you want to be a better person Why Marcus believes waiting tables is a valuable skill and how it helped him create his own system that became useful in his own business success Why paying attention is essential, no matter how far something is above your head The importance of being present while spending time with your family His inspiration for the “They Ask; You Answer” style of business that brought his pool business back from the brink of bankruptcy Why building trust is essential, why it works, and how answering uncomfortable questions makes it work Ways to contact Marcus: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcussheridan Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarcusSheridanInternational Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheSalesLion Website: https://marcussheridan.com/ and https://www.impactbnd.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marcussheridan1 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MarcusSheridan River Pools and Spas: https://www.riverpoolsandspas.com Buy His Book “They Ask, You Answer”: https://bit.ly/2MJ4RC8

When competitive fitness icon Marcus Filly says recovery is essential for health and longevity, I heed his message. As Creator of the Functional Bodybuilding program, he has changed the game by redefining what constitutes a healthy fitness routine. During this conversation, he shares his tips for achieving success in physical competitions and in business and how he maintains focus. Find the show notes here — DecodingSuperhuman.com/Marcus   “When people experience burnout, whether it’s in the corporate world or whether it’s in training and sport, it's the culmination of too much stress in their life and basically their systems can't keep up. They can't adapt or recover fast enough in order to feel normal, or in homeostasis..."   Who is Marcus Filly?   Marcus Filly grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. He played multiple sports as a child including soccer, baseball, and golf, which eventually led to a collegiate career in soccer at the University of California, Berkeley. There he earned his degree in Molecular and Cell Biology with an emphasis in Nutrition and Physiology. After Berkeley, he completed a year of graduate work at the Ohio State University School of Medicine.   His interest in both athletics and human health and performance eventually led him to CrossFit in 2007. He has gone on to compete at the CrossFit Games 6 times, three times as an individual (2016 12th fittest) and three times as a team member (2012 6th fittest team). Marcus is also the captain and member of the Phoenix Rise in the NPGL. For two years he has been voted to the all-GRID league team, in 2016 earning 1st team honors, and in 2015 earning the award for leadership excellence.   Marcus has been a Health & Fitness Coach for eight years since leaving Medical School in 2009. He was formerly a CrossFit facility owner for five years, has completed all five of the OPEX CCP courses and has coached clients remotely from all over the world. He has coached athletes at the CrossFit Games as well as several Regionals athletes.   Marcus lives with wife Megan and his daughter. He lists his parents, Barbara and Roy, as role models.   Key Highlights of the discussion with Marcus Filly: Competitive fitness can wade into unhealthy territory [5:02] Functional Bodybuilding [9:55] Recommendations for Training, Recovery, Nutrition, and Supplements [18:49] SARMs & Performance Enhancing Drugs in competitive fitness [30:56] How Marcus mentally prepares for competition and business [39:43] Marcus’ Pet Peeve about Medical Industry [46:02]: Contraindicated people. Marcus’ Tip for Enhancing Focus [47:51]: Have a healthy dose of pessimism — prepare for the worst. Marcus Filly’s Favorite Book on Peak Performance[52:14]: The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich, by Timothy Ferriss Continue Your Performance Journey: Revival Strength @MarcusFilly on Instagram @Functional.Bodybuilding on Instagram The Awaken Training Series   Our sponsor today is Neurohacker Collective. Chairman, Jordan Greenhall has been on the show discussing Sovereignty and Medical Director, Dr. Daniel Stickler joined me to discuss Unleashing your Human Potential Through Epigenetics. I enjoy the products so much that I use them 5 out of 7 days. Whether it’s Qualia or Qualia Mind, which is a new formula that you should all try, I do find them to be completely revolutionary in the supplement world. I do think it upgrades me as a person. If you wanna try either Qualia or Qualia Mind, go over to neurohacker.com, plug in the discount code ‘BOOMER’ and you’ll get 10% off your first order or 15% off any order if you subscribe. Get their free Foundational Guide to Neurohacking.   This information is being provided to you for educational and informational purposes only. This is being provided as a self-help tool to help you understand your genetics, biodata and other information to enhance your performance. It is not medical or psychological advice. Virtuosity LLC is not a doctor. Virtuosity LLC is not treating, preventing, healing, or diagnosing disease. This information is to be used at your own risk based on your own judgment. For the full Disclaimer, please go to (Decodingsuperhuman.com/disclaimer).   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Do you believe you can shift your life in a positive direction after you've suffered trauma? It is possible.  In this episode Diane talks to Marcus Aurelius Anderson about how to cope with adversity and how to shift your mindset after you've suffered trauma in your life. You’ll hear Marcus’s incredible story of overcoming trauma and the victim mentality.  Diane and Marcus also talk about adversity as a gift, the importance of discovering what is truly important and what is not and how there is truth all around us, if we are willing to listen to it.  As Marcus says, you could either be a victim of circumstances or change your mindset. Listen to this episode to learn some tools and mindset shifts to move forward in a positive direction. What you will learn in this episode Why we can't just push dark thoughts away and must acknowledge them How Marcus deals with coaching people who are resistant to change Why it's important to focus on all they ways in which you can succeed and not just why you can't How we can let obstacles and hardship limit our levels of happiness and fulfilment How adversity can cause us to shut down Marcus's advice for people feeling suicidal The adversity scale Quotes: “There's a lot more that we can accomplish if we can give ourselves that benefit of being a little bit uncomfortable sometimes.” “We can't just push these things away. We can't just act like they're not going on and intellectually put our fingers in our ears and say 'lalalalala' and hope it doesn't happen. We need to acknowledge and feel that pain and go to those depths, because the sooner we hit the bottom, the sooner we can build upon to get out of that pit of darkness and despair.” “It's okay to be happy, it's okay to be sad, just don't let that define you.” “In the end we are only as strong as the adversity we overcome.” Contact Marcus: The Gift of Adversity: Overcoming Paralysis and Pain to Find Purpose by Marcus Aurelius Anderson https://www.amazon.com/Gift-Adversity-Overcoming-Paralysis-Purpose-ebook/dp/B076P481QN Marcus's Website http://www.marcusaureliusanderson.com/ Marcus's Tedx talk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXicUawrH6o Contact Diane: Feedback@dianerandallconsults.com Ask your questions or share your feedback: Write your comments in the show notes section Website: http://www.DianeRandallConsults.com Get Diane’s new book, “Jumpstart Your Life:  Find Your Motivation and Change Your Life One Step at a Time “available online at Amazon US, Amazon UK, Amazon Canada, Barnes & Noble, Indie Bound and other online retailers. Join my private Jumpstart Your Life Community on Facebook.  Get resources, tips and ideas as you integrate the Jumpstart Your Life process.

This week, Marcus gives a brief synopsis on the world of mortgage broking. Now that over half of all loans are written with the help of brokers, what is it that they do that’s different from walking in to a bank directly.   HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN FROM TODAY’S EPISODE:   Recent stats from the Department of Fair Trading on real estate agents and compliance to inspection guidelines; How Marcus went from being a banker to a mortgage broker; How many banks and lenders a broker typically will work across; Why it’s different to go to a broker rather than walk in to a branch of your local bank; Why a pre-approval is a good thing when house hunting; How brokers get paid; Questions to ask when speaking with a broker for the first time; How some brokers are licensed by businesses that are partially owned by banks, and how theoretically that could determine which bank gets recommended; Why you should stay in touch with a broker each year; Why you may get a better service and rate with a broker than directly via a bank; And Who your broker may be a member with as their professional organisation.     LINKS OR ARTICLES WE MENTIONED:   Department of Fair Trading email updates     SPEAKERS IN TODAY’S EPISODE Michelle May - Sydney Buyers Agent Marcus Roberts - Mortgage Broker     ASK US ANYTHING!   Have a money question you want us to answer? ask@sydneypropertyinsider.com.au   FOLLOW US: Facebook   ENJOY THE SHOW? Don’t miss an episode, subscribe viaiTunes. If you like it, please leave a review! Or, find us on the podcast app of your choice, such as Spotify

Marcus Dantus launched his first tech startup in 1993, selling email addresses through a portal that he hosted on the domain Mexico.com. Born in Mexico City, Marcus studied Media Communications at the University of Pennsylvania, but his career quickly switched to technology when a friend introduced him to the Internet. Since then, Marcus never looked back. He founded a telecommunications company, acted as CEO of a medical device business, was on the founding team of Wayra Mexico, and finally developed and launched Startup Mexico, where he acts as CEO. In this episode, I sat down with Marcus to talk about how he got started in entrepreneurship in Mexico, what it was like to develop a cross-border startup in the early-2000s, how new technologies like blockchain will help LatAm, and what’s next for the Mexican entrepreneurship ecosystem. Selling email addresses on Mexico.com Marcus built his first website in 1993. He quickly realized there was a market in registering and selling generic domains in Spanish after a company paid him $20K for the website ‘andale.com.’ He built a “portal of portals” on Mexico.com, which sold email addresses that were linked to personalized domains. After registering and selling 800 domains, Mexico.com received a US$8M investment from Silicon Valley, even before Marcus knew Silicon Valley existed. The dot com bubble burst just three weeks later. Lessons learned from founding Wayra Mexico Marcus went on to lead two more companies before ‘retiring’ from entrepreneurship to teach in Mexico. Soon after, he received a call from Telefonica to lead Wayra Mexico, and said yes. Marcus’ experience at Wayra helped him create Startup Mexico. Among these lessons, Marcus cites the mistake of giving startups money right off the bat and trying to accelerate a startup in a bureaucratic environment. Building the “Disneyland for entrepreneurs” in seven Mexican cities After leaving Wayra, Marcus set out to transform a warehouse in Mexico City into the “Disneyland for Entrepreneurs,” with backing from the Mexican government. Startup Mexico is an incubator program that provides support, resources, and mentorship for early-stage startups. In many cases, these startups receive little to no investment from the start, though they may eventually receive funding from Startup Mexico’s investment arm, Dux Capital. The program is now available in Mexico City, Merida, León, Querétaro, Nuevo Laredo, Oaxaca, and an office is opening in Guadalajara. Opportunities in the Mexican startup ecosystem Marcus is bullish on the Mexican entrepreneurship ecosystem, but Mexico still has a long way to go. He sees a need for a culture change in a country where failure and success are punished equally. However, Marcus is confident that technologies like the blockchain, big data, automation, and the IoT will change Mexico’s future. Dux Capital invests in clean energy, retail, and tech innovation to help bring those disruptive technologies to Mexico. Marcus was one of the pioneers of the Mexican tech ecosystem and he continues to lead the charge today. To see more of Marcus’ work, check him out on the next episode of Shark Tank Mexico! Listen to the rest of the episode to hear more about Marcus’ journey from Mexico City to Silicon Valley and back, and how he is making a difference in his home country’s tech ecosystem. Show Notes [1:17] - Nathan introduces Marcus [3:03] - Marcus’ entrepreneurial beginnings - buying SpeedyGonzalez.com [7:20] - How Marcus received a US$8M investment before knowing Silicon Valley existed [9:09] - After the demise of Mexico.com, Marcus joins the telecomms business [11:40] - International tech in Mexico in the early 1990s [14:40] - Founding Wayra Mexico [16:15] - Switching from the entrepreneur side to the investor side [18:35] - What did you wish you had known before starting to accelerate startups? [21:22] - Creating a Disneyland for entrepreneurs in the middle of Mexico City [25:25] - How to get investment from Dux Capital [27:20] - Why is clean energy an opportunity for Mexico? [33:08] - Why blockchain is so important in Latin America? [36:35] - Will mobile microloans revolutionize Mexico? [39:49] - What the Mexican ecosystem needs to take off [43:30] - Latin America needs more success stories [45:40] - Marcus’ advice for his younger self [48:51] - The time to become an entrepreneur in Mexico is now

What is the greatest adversity you have faced? How did you get through it and what happened afterward? In this episode of the 10 Factor guest Marcus Aurelius Anderson takes us through his own personal adversity and comeback journey. Then we fast forward to today and how he speaks, writes, inspires and coaches others to overcome their own Adversities to actualize their personal definition of success. Marcus Aurelius Anderson is an author, Keynote Speaker, TEDx Speaker and executive Mindset Coach.    While preparing to deploy with the U.S. Army, Marcus suffered a severe spinal injury that left him paralyzed.    After dying on the operating table twice, the surgeons saved his life, but told him he'd never walk again.    Having no other option, Marcus started doing some brutally honest soul searching, looking for the lesson to be learned from his injury.   Once he started seeing his Adversity as a gift instead of a curse, something miraculous began to happen...   Marcus now speaks, writes, inspires and coaches others to overcome their own Adversities to actualize their personal definition of success.  His TEDx talk “The Gift of Adversity” tells of how we can use our Adversity to make us into better leaders, citizens and human beings.   In this episode of The 10 Factor find out: How Marcus’s life changed on a dime. Why when you have no other choice the choice is simple. What happened when Marcus started seeing his adversity as a gift instead of a curse. How a primary purpose or objective can motivate you more than you ever thought possible. Why misery loves company but not as much as mediocrity. The thought process Marcus went through when he thought he was never going to walk again. About the tremendous power we all have but never touch on. How charging a client too little can be detrimental to both parties. Why adversity is relative and is different for each person. The reason most of us don’t need more time; we need a deadline. The value of being grateful not only for the good things but the bad things that happen too. Connect with Marcus Aurelius Anderson: Find Marcus's book, The Gift of Adversity on Amazon Learn more about Marcus Aurelius Anderson MarcusAureliusAnderson.com MarcusAureliusAnderson.com/coaching MarcusAureliusAnderson.com/speaking Follow Marcus Aurelius Anderson on Social: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcus-aurelius-anderson-1380b615a/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010945128436 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marcusaureliusanderson/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/the1realmarcus   JOIN our Community - become part of the family Visit us at the10factor.com To find out more and apply drop Tim an email. He'll reach out to you personally to see if you are a good fit. tim@the10factor.com Help Support our Show: Reviews Do Matter. We love to read our subscribers 5-star reviews on iTunes. Get a bonus thank you if yours gets read on the show. Leave us an honest review Find us on iTunes to *subscribe* and leave a 5-star review Find the 10 FACTOR on iTunes Find us on Stitcher to *subscribe* and leave a 5-star review Find the 10 FACTOR on Stitcher Submit questions or comments - we read and answer questions right on the show. tim@the10factor.com Connect with Tim: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/the10factor/ Instagram: @TimMeuchel Twitter: @TimMeuchel email: tim@the10factor.com Upcoming Episodes and Guests: Subscribe today so you don't miss any of our weekly episodes. 040 - Dr. Jen Faber on The 90 Day Life: How to Live More in 3 Months Than You Have in 3 Years 041 - Roger Ramsukh on Moving Past Setbacks and Overcoming Self-Imposed Limits 042 - Cynthia Bazin on If You Want to be Extraordinary, You Must Stop Being Ordinary  - - -   

While preparing to deploy with the U.S. Army, Marcus suffered a severe spinal injury that left him paralyzed from the neck down. His life was turned upside down, and after dying twice on the operating table, he was told he would never be able to walk or use his hands again. As days quickly turned into months, he was forced into life changing soul searching. He discovered he was left with two choices, he could either be a victim, or he could change his mindset. Having no other option, he began looking for any lessons to be learned from his injury, and soon discovered that his Adversity was a gift. During his recovery Marcus relied on mental resilience, gratitude, and changing his perspective in order to go from hospital bed to walking again. Within the same week that he began finding things to be grateful for in his situation, movement in his hands returned. Now an author, speaker, and coach, Marcus continues to spread his message that adversity is a gift. He's also a firm believer that adversity is something we need in life to push us forward. If you're struggling to stick to your goals, can't find positivity in your situation, or just need a friendly reminder on the power of your perspective? Then this interview with Marcus is for you. In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Marcus decided to join the military at 38 How his childhood nightmare of being paralyzed came true How Marcus died twice on the operating table Why mental resilience and gratitude changed his life How seeing adversity as a gift returned movement in his hands How to not feed into the victim mindset Why you need to understand that you're in control of your life The three questions that will give you immediate perspective Why we need adversity to push us forward Why you shouldn't allow the people around you to limit you Why we all need to be more empathetic and compassionate towards others How To Get In Touch With Marcus: Instagram Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Website

This is a story about how our host, Marcus Antebi changed my life. The year was 2010. I was a vegetarian at the time, beginning to travel from LA to NYC more frequently for my work in the fashion industry. I remember the sheer terror of landing at JFK, usually at night, starving, then taxiing into the city to start the hunt for something made of plants to eat. It's hard to imagine now, but a mere ten years ago it was almost impossible to find organic restaurants in Manhattan, let alone something vegan or vegetarian. Sources were scarce, and it was even harder to locate something green to eat after a grueling flight across the country had sapped my veggie-hunting energy into oblivion. Then on one of those trips, as my good fortune would have it, I happened to be staying at a hotel on the Lower East Side. As I wandered the crowded streets of my temporary neighborhood resigned to the fact that I would probably have to settle for a bowl of MSG-laden Chinese veggies and rice for dinner, I suddenly saw something that would change my New York experience forever: There it was in all it's mini neon sign glory! "THE JUICE PRESS. ORGANIC, COLD-PRESSED JUICES". Not only had I stumbled across a juice bar (like we had on every other block back in LA) but these guys were badass enough to make and serve COLD-PRESSED juices and smoothies, in the tradition of the late, great Norman Walker. Having been an avid juicer and smoothie wizard myself since the early nineties, I was overjoyed to not only find someone doing it- but doing it oh so right. And thus began my obsession with The Juice Press, and all its glorious organic juices, and superfood snacks. Little did I know, nine years later I would finally track down the man behind it (and his then fiancé Teresa) to get the scoop on his whole juice journey. Our guest Marcus Antebi has since blossomed that tiny shop I first stumbled into at 70 East 1st Street into 71 more stores in 7 states, and counting. His mission is to make healthy, organic, plant-based foods available in a fast, and convenient manner for all who crave it. In this episode you'll learn how Marcus and his partner Michael Karsch created their empire and became the 'juice kings' of New York, and every industry secret nobody else dares to tell. Marcus and his wife Teresa treat the listener to a backstage pass to the current green juice revolution and explain what it takes to source the cleanest ingredients in the world, and why getting fruits and vegetables into your body is crucial to your health. As it turns out, not all juice is created equal, and Marcus teaches us exactly how and why in fascinating detail. If you or someone you know drink fresh-pressed juices and smoothies, you are about to become enlightened to this topic at a depth you never imagined possible. If you've not yet made organic, raw, nourishing plant-based drinks a part of your lifestyle, this show is sure to convince you to do so. Pass this episode along to someone who could use some vitality, energy, and cleansing power in their life. Here's to your greens! Luke   Topics Discussed On Today's Episode: How Marcus got into the industry, and his motivation for starting the first store Why cold-pressed raw juice is so much more powerful than pasteurized The core values of the great juice movement, and what it takes to be successful Who is the juice pioneer Norman Walker, and why is he so important The best and worse juicers on the market for home use Why you want to avoid most stevia products  How Marcus dealt with the USDA & FDA food inspections as he was building his juice empire The challenge in finding local organic produce year-round  Why eating locally-grown food is not always the best option for your health  Teresa’s vegan lifestyle, pregnancy and home births The plant kingdom, and what chemicals are doing to our food & environment How to effectively treat deficiencies, and why women have cravings through pregnancy Protein as the problem, not the solution The top 5 ways to avoid getting cancer from your diet The reason processed sugar is the worse thing ever! 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On this episode, I rejoin Marcus Allen Weldon in Detroit. Our conversation takes us in a different route this time.  We talk about how and why he got into Malcolm X and some history.  We bring up Greg Hopkins' book,  A Time To Kill: The Myth of Christian Pascifism. How Marcus influenced others to learn about Malcolm X.   We bring up Maj Toure and the Black Guns Matter movement and how Maj is bringing the 2A message to the inner city. We also bring up the Rev Kenn Blanchard and how Marcus has done some with with Rev Kenn.  Marcus also tells us that he's working on a film about Malcolm X and using some props that were book & albums written my Malcolm X but were owned by his grandfather.

Marcus Garrett was born and raised in the great state of Texas. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration after surviving the mean streets of the inner suburbs. A decade of professional experience as a Certified Internal Auditor, combined with freelance writing on topics ranging from current events to love and relationships, helped Marcus develop a unique qualitative and quantitative writing style. His book and website, Debt Free or Die Trying, keep readers entertained with cautionary tales and helpful tips for living debt free. Marcus’ mission statement is: To make a difference in the lives of others by helping people develop sustainable plans for staying out of or getting out of debt. No plan, no budget, and no ideas: Can you imagine accruing $26,000 of debt in ONE weekend? Marcus can, because that’s really where his debt story really takes a turn for the worse. That few hours of free spending took him 7 years to pay off. He knows exactly how and why it happened: “I had a detached recognition of money because money just ‘happened’ around me.” He was a young man with no budget and no plan, so a consolidation loan check sent him on a drinking, partying, and shopping rampage. Marcus uses this part of his story to tell us all “what NOT to do.” TWEET: If there is a hustle for a get-rich quick scheme out there, I probably did it, tried it, or tried to get a friend to do it to see if it works. #ChasingDreams   How Marcus ended up doing a podcast: Are you holding yourself back, afraid to take that next step? Marcus and his podcast partner, Rich Jones, started their podcast, but were afraid to tackle personal finance and debt, so they started out talking about “everything else.” Marcus explains how they finally overcame “analysis paralysis” and jumped into the podcast. Marcus says, that with any new endeavor, you need to fail as quickly as possible so you can move on the “next great thing.” TWEET: I thought I was OK since I was covering the minimum payments on my debt. #ChasingDreams   The Plan: Do you find yourself too focused on the end—the championship? Marcus explains why so many people don’t realize that significant changes and decisions are made along the way of your journey. His advice is to acknowledge the problem, put a plan together, and then follow the plan. Marcus says, “Just do it and demonstrate the outcome!” TWEET: I had no budget and no plan. Money was something that came in and went out.  #ChasingDreams     Guest Recommendation: ONE action for a dream chaser to take—“It comes down to having a plan or creating a plan. Most people don’t know what the debt-free dream looks like. Put action items in place for your dream to happen. The plan will tell you how to get there.” OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [2:03] Marcus’ interesting story of his background in debt [2:46] “How I spent $26K in ONE weekend!” [8:39] Marcus’ “Aha” moment, several years later [13:22] Helping people through books and the podcast [18:30] What Marcus and Rich talked about on the podcast, tiptoeing around personal finance [24:02] The painful experience of debt reality [30:35] Applying “The Five Why’s” [31:47] Marcus’ recommendations for others [36:35] In our consumerist society, debt is “the new normal” [38:21] Marcus’ ONE action for a dream chaser   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: Marcus on LinkedIn  Marcus on Twitter @PayBalances Marcus on Instagram Pay Balances Marcus on Facebook Paychecks and Balances Marcus’ Podcast Marcus’ Website  Debt Free or Die Trying by Marcus Garrett    TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: If you are the thing holding yourself back, just STOP. #ChasingDreams TWEET: A lot of smart people are just bad at managing money. #ChasingDreams TWEET: If you make $30K or $300K, it doesn’t matter if you don’t know how to manage money. #ChasingDreams TWEET: If you want to do “normal,” then you WILL be in debt. #ChasingDreams  

In this episode of Secrets of the Top 100 Agents, Tim Neary talks to Marcus Chiminello, the number-three ranked agent for two years running. Marcus reveals he’s had to make some critical decisions to further his career. Tune in to hear why specialising in the industry helped establish his name as a brand, and how refining his client database helped triple his gross commissionable income. In this episode, hear about: - Why agents can’t be everything to everyone - How culling one’s database can help improve business - How Marcus achieves a work/life balance http://www.realestatebusiness.com.au

How Marcus has been killing himself over the past month. Also, your favorite brand of peanut butter sucks.

  My guest today is Marcus Maloney from Phoenix Arizona. Marcus is a busy real estate investor that is also very involved in a non-profit that helps at risk youths. In today's show you will learn: How Marcus got started How his family and specifically his mom influenced his work ethic and his desire to give back to the community Why he chose his particular investing strategies What is takes to move across the country and start over What set's him apart from the competition Why he believes birddogging is such a great way to learn And so much more.... For more information be sure to stop by the blog: http://Louisvillegalsrealestateblog I have some cool freebies for you over there!  

How Marcus got himself F*&^%$ed up before he managed to get sober despite himself. Part 1- because even I can't tell it all in one sitting.      

Marcus Fung is a student of Life and a lover of the great Mystery. An early childhood music and movement educator, Marcus has also completed MacEwan University's diploma programs in Jazz Performance and Composition. Marcus is a trained and seasoned drum circle facilitator and has presented in classrooms, communities, churches, camps, conferences, colleges, group homes, offices, yoga studios, festivals and fundraisers across Alberta. Additional interests of his include laughter yoga, non-violent communication, storytelling, sound healing, clowning and permaculture. Poised with this unique background and skill set, Marcus continues to be a sincere seeker as an explorer of plant medicines and as an apprenticing shaman in Peru and beyond. Highlights include: ►[1:40] Why Marcus defines himself as a "sincere seeker" ►[4:42] Why not taking yourself seriously should be taken seriously ►[6:46] How a rave introduced Marcus to the spiritual technology of drumming ►[12:12] Substances & raves, BPM & heart rate, Nirvana's use of consonance & dissonance, music as caffeine & aphrodisiac ►[17:45] What does spiritual mastery look like? ►[21:48] Ayinger Celebrator & Runa drink reviews ►[28:04] Overviews of ayahuasca and Marcus's 68 days in Peru ►[34:25] How Marcus experiences "Mother Ayahuasca" ►[37:48] The role of the shaman ►[47:56] The role of the purge ("pukeformances") ►[50:33] From energy battles, power struggles & manipulation to "a no bullshit path" filled with self-honesty & harmlessness ►[55:00] Marcus reviews drinking his urine while on retreat in Peru ►[01:00:04] How to contact Marcus. For more information on Marcus Fung, Ayinger Celebrator, or to watch this episode, please visit www.samsarahappyhour.com.