Podcasts about how matthew

In this episode, you will learn: How Matthew incorporates movement for prevention with his Olympic and general clients.

He's probably the best-known chef in the world when it comes to vegan dining.  Matthew Kenney didn't start as someone you would expect to become a leader in the plant-based cooking field. That's because Matthew grew up in Maine, where fishing and hunting were a big part of his family's way of life.  But many years ago, before most futurists and business speculators could see it - Matthew caught a vision of where the food industry was going and how plant-based cuisine would one day explode into the billion-dollar business it is today. His career is jaw-dropping for anyone who understands the food business's ins and outs, yet Matthew is still growing. He's planning more exciting things as plant-based cuisine and vegan products continue to grow in popularity.  When Matthew first switched from including animal protein in his repertoire to exclusively plant-based cuisine, many of his colleagues thought he was crazy. At the same time, the food media stopped covering his work.  Feeling alone and isolated, Matthew struggled through some highly lean years. Thankfully, he persevered, and his work contributed to the paradigm shift that we see today. Now, pretty much every restaurant offers at least a few vegan options. Meanwhile, vegan restaurants continue to multiply.  Matthew takes us through his incredible journey during his conversation with host Wade T. Lightheart - who asks his usual probing questions to draw out Matthew's story and what makes him stand out enough to become famous as a plant-based chef. Not only is Matthew the world's leading chef of plant-based cuisines, but he is also the author of twelve books and a best-selling memoir. He is a culinary educator highly respected throughout the halls of all primary cooking schools.  As a graduate of the French Culinary Institute, Matthew went on to work in upscale New York kitchens, opening up several of his restaurants along the east coast.  His awards include being named one of America's Best New Chefs by Food & Wine Magazine. Matthew was also twice nominated as a Rising Star in America by the James Beard Foundation.   Matthew regularly appears on various media channels, including all the well known talk shows, and presented two TEDx talks that are still highly viewed (link below.)   In this podcast, we cover: The ups and downs Matthew saw while shifting into gourmet vegetarian cuisine What motivated Matthew to push ahead as a pioneer when everyone thought he was making a mistake The traits that make someone a talented plant-based chef How the Matthew Kenney Cuisine brand grew to world dominance How an experienced chef uses art, fashion, and architecture for culinary inspiration The dessert Matthew makes that Wade can't get out of his head A new plant-based fast-food drive-thru Matthew recently opened How Matthew keeps his restaurants on the cutting-edge of vegetarian cuisine Where Matthew sees his company going in the next ten to twenty years   When your career aligns with your passions and principles - magic happens. No matter what industry it is, when a person finds a vision that aligns with their personal beliefs, this is often the secret formula that enables them to leapfrog over their career to the highest levels of success.  This is what happened with Matthew. His love for food and wine intersected with his passion for health and environmentalism. Matthew didn't like how many of his tastiest dishes made him and others feel like crap the next day in his early days as a chef. As someone who wanted to achieve optimal wellness and nourish the environment, Matthew found a path that aligned good food, health, and environmental integrity.  Matthew tells Wade at one point, “The chef's role is not only to feed and entertain but to nourish people and the environment. This is the most aligned path I have ever experienced. I have always been motivated by the fact that if I don't keep going, I'm not going to be able to share this with people and not show what can be done, to teach others how to do it...I'm lucky that I was able to stick it out.” Everything is creative. Matthew is a true polymath with many additional interests outside of food, including fashion, art, architecture, music, and writing. His brand has become multifaceted over the years, as his new clothing line is about to launch.  The pandemic pushed his business into other creative areas. For example, Matthew's business creates a ton of content and recently produced a series of educational cooking videos for people to learn cooking skills online. The course was projected to receive a few hundred students. However, because of the lockdowns, more than 500 people signed up for the video course the first month. Matthew says, “We're always shifting our business model. Right now, 85% of our company's revenue is from restaurants. This will eventually flip upside down, and most of our revenue will be products and institutional food service, serving huge campuses with our patented know-how. Our system will be seeing significant demand in every sector - hospitals, schools, universities, corporate campuses, and so forth. We will see huge growth online with 60 different types of businesses like meal plans, frozen food, etc.”   Wade is super excited to have Matthew visit his BioHome, as Wade has followed Matthew's career for years and loves to eat at one of Matthew's restaurants located just a couple of blocks from his house. You will enjoy this episode if you are a fan of Matthew or love plant-based cuisine. Investors and entrepreneurs should tune in also to hear about the glowing opportunities ahead of us in the plant-based food industry.  Check out this episode - plant-based cuisine never tasted so good!    Episode Resources: Check out more about Matthew Kenney Matthew Kenney Cuisine on Instagram Matthew Kenney's Wikipedia Page Matthew Kenney's Amazon Author Page Matthew Kenney's TEDx Talk: Crafting the Future of Food Matthew Kenney on Facebook Matthew Kenney on Twitter Matthew Kenney Cuisine on LinkedIn

Marisa's first guest of the series is Matthew Hussey, the leading dating expert for women. He's a New York Times bestselling author of “Get The Guy,” he's been the relationship columnist for Cosmopolitan magazine and the resident love expert on The Today Show, along with his own radio show. Matthew is the CEO and founder of matthewhussey.com where he has built a global brand over the last 12 years. Marisa and Matthew's conversation traverses the entire landscape of dating and relationships; everything from getting the guy, to building a relationship, to knowing when it's time to call it a day. Matthew shares his sharp and enlightened expertise and generously opens up about his own experience of heartbreak where he had to put into practice everything he has taught to others.Their discussion covers:How Matthew started on his journey as a relationship advice expertBuilding confidence and resilience when there is so much rejection in the dating arenaWhy the stories we tell ourselves in a relationship will either make or break itHow to maintain our boundaries and standards, and match it with a vulnerability that allows for authentic connectionThe horror show of “being ghosted” by someoneWhy women are attracted to “bad boys”Why we ignore red flags in a relationship, and why we really can't afford toHow Matthew had to recover from a painful breakup using an athlete's mindsetSee more from Matthew here: www.matthewhussey.com,  www.getcoreconfidence.comPlease subscribe and rate the podcast, and catch up with Marisa's longer videos on YouTube here: https://www.youtube.com/user/MarisaPeer1Stay up to date with Marisa on Social Media:Instagram: @marisapeertherapy https://www.instagram.com/marisapeertherapyFacebook: @marisa.peer.therapy https://www.facebook.com/marisa.peer.therapyTwitter: @marisapeer  https://twitter.com/marisapeerResource Links:➡ Download Marisa's FREE ‘I Am Enough' meditation: https://bit.ly/MP-Audio-iamenough➡ Explore audio hypnosis shop, for issues from smoking, to weight loss to low confidence: https://bit.ly/MP-Audio-Hypnosis➡ Boost your self-esteem with Marisa's FREE workbook: http://bit.ly/Self-Esteem-workbook-download➡ Discover how you can train with Marisa Peer in Rapid Transformational Therapy®️: http://bit.ly/rtt-masterclass-watch

In this week's episode of the Build Our Future Podcast, Rahul is joined by Matthew Smith, to discuss the changes and innovation of online business payments for construction company owners.   Matthew Smith is the co-founder and CEO of MazumaGo. MazumaGo, which launched in 2018, is a digital payment service for business transactions, with the goal of being a more efficient, speedier alternative to cheque-based payments.     In this episode, you will hear Rahul and Karl discuss topics such as:   Why a service like MazumaGo is particularly necessary in the construction industry.  The ways in which fast online payments can help businesses increase their productivity, especially during a pandemic.  How banks may become obsolete in the not-too-distant future because of online services.  How Matthew is inspired by Apple's concept of the App Store.    LINKS    Check out MazumaGo, or even try their demo:   https://www.mazumago.com/ (https://www.mazumago.com/ )   Matthew's LinkedIn:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-smith250  --  Connect with Rahul Faria and Build Our Future Podcast:   Website: https://www.rahulfaria.com/podcast   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/buildourfuture/ (https://www.instagram.com/buildourfuture/ ) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Build-Our-Future-Podcast   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rahul-faria/   Contact: podcast@rahulfaria.com  --  If you are interested in MazumaGo, and want to try it out for your business, make sure to check out mazumago.com, and use code: rahul or buildourfuturepodcast to get your first few transactions for free.    Thanks for listening, and if you like what you've heard, feel free to share this episode!     

Today’s episode is on high conflict divorces and our guest today is super fun, wicked smart and really helpful when it comes to navigating rough times. Matthew Barach, known as “the fixer” in Massachusetts family law. He owns his own law firm, over 20 years in family law experience, and is dedicated to excellence when it comes to family law I love talking to an attorney who cares about all parties involved and that is definitely Matthew. He has a ton of insight and wisdom when it comes to dealing with a high conflict divorce. You will get some incredible information, tips and advice on how to navigate a challenging divorce in a way that does the least damage as possible. 7:26 – 8:42 – The truth about divorce and being a divorce lawyer. 8:43 – 14:56 – How Matthew ended up in family law and why divorce isn’t about winning. 14:57 - 19:01 – How to deal with parental alienation in the court and the role lawyers have in it. 19:02 – 23:58 – What to do when parental alienation happens and crafting a solution that works on both sides. 23:59 – 32:58 – Clarifying a father’s rights and the impact of changing roles on divorce outcomes. 32:59 - 41:35 – The importance of shielding your child from the divorce process. Takeaways: What parental alienation means in the eyes of the court and how it might be different from what you see. What actually fixes parental alienation and how you can do your best to do that. Clarifying father’s rights and what you can do to prepare. Dealing with the stigma placed on parents who have less custody time. What’s really important when it comes to being a parent.   Quotes: “Every single solitary study says that children that were exposed to the divorce, during the time when parents were getting a divorce, had long term effects. BUT children who were not exposed to the divorce process do not have lingering effects when they’re older.” – Matthew Barach “It’s not really about the lawyers or judges, it’s about the parents making a decision, jointly or singularly to protect their children from the divorce.” - Matthew Barach “Nobody ever wins a divorce, that’s a misnomer and it’s not how it works.” - Matthew Barach   3 Interesting Clips: 12:02 – 12:59 – The gratifying part that comes post-divorce. 16:03 – 16:48 – The difficulty of proving parental alienation in court. 20:02 – 21:02 -  How to actually FIX parental alienation.   Links: Matthew Barach: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook A Family Law Guide to Appellate Practice by Matthew Barach Text us: 760-389-3722 Send us an anonymous letter   Subscribe & Review in iTunes! Are you subscribed to our podcast? If not, we would strongly suggest you do. This way you won’t miss a thing! Subscribe here: Everything Always And now for the pretty please with a Bordeaux Maraschino Cherry on top. We would be so incredibly grateful if you left us a review on for Everything Always as well. This will help other parents and families like you find our podcast. Plus, it’s fun for Mike and I to sit and read them together on date night! Just click here, click open in iTunes, select “Ratings and Reviews”, tell us your favorite moment and best take away and we will send a huge cyber hug and kiss right to you! Find the Everything Always Podcast wherever you listen! Apple Podcasts (iTunes) acast Pocketcasts ListenNotes Spotify player.fm

Matthew Staples is back on the podcast! In this episode, Matthew discusses how he has grown his Twitch and how his life and poker game have changed with his Twitch success. You’ll hear all about his weight loss bet with Jaime Staples and how it helped him improve his mental clarity for playing poker on long streams. Also, you’ll hear how to create a strategy for avoiding burnout whilst growing your Twitch and YouTube audience.   Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Matthew in this episode:    How Matthew’s Twitch streaming started to boom Why Matt is studying harder than ever to play high stakes poker The weight loss bet and journey, how eating less energised Matthew’s streaming How to ride the Twitch grind and avoiding burnout Advice on making a unique stream and how to play multiple tables Ideas to grow a poker-based YouTube channel   Timestamps:   0:00 – Introduction 0:15 – Welcoming Matthew to the episode 1:15 – The good and bad of 2020 6:00 – Poker game evolution 8:45 – WPT & Largest Twitch Score 10:45 – How Matthew grew his streaming career 14:05 – Weight loss bet with Jaime Staples 26:30 – Being Twitch “famous” and planning for the future 31:15 – Avoiding Twitch burnout and taking breaks 34:30 – Discussing Phil Hellmuth’s success and exploring opportunities 42:05 – How Matt makes a unique stream & playing multiple tables 50:00 – Having Jaime Staples as a brother 51:40 – Poker State of the Union 53:40 – YouTube strategy 59:30 – Hitting 100k on Twitch 1:02:00 – Prop bets 1:03:50 – Favourite win 1:05:00 – Gap between playing poker and streaming 1:08:50 – Being sponsored 1:10:00 – Poker idols 1:12:00 – Aliases and partypoker changes 1:19:15 – Favourite movies 1:20:50 – Long term plans 1:24:20 – Playing against Jaime Staples 1:28:00 – Discovering why you’re playing bad 1:30:20 – Bankroll strategy, Influence and Favourite Tournaments 1:34:00 – Dating life and lining up stream schedules 1:41:00 – Final thoughts and wrapping up the stream   Episode Resources:   Matthew Staples Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthew_stapless/ Matthew Staples Twitter: https://twitter.com/MattStaplesPKR Matthew Staples Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/mattstaples/ Matthew Staples YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbGNlQJQxhjod8BN7DQdi_A   Podcast Links:   Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/jeffgrosspoker/ partypoker: https://www.partypoker.com/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jeff-gross-the-flow-show/id1463609319 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Yp1jHCaqvYsLtS7lNCGAA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffgrosspoker/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JeffGrossPoker

00:00:35 How Matthew got started in the video game industry?00:03:58 How the video game industry has evolved since Matthew started?00:15:43 How video game studios elect plans for a new game?00:21:06 How much revenue is there in video games really? Is the demographics of users changing?00:30:23 Given the addictive potential of video games – should we emphasize the skills users learn from video games more?00:53:49 Will we live in an ‘all simulated’ world? Is that a good or bad thing? Matthew Karch is the CEO and co-founder of Saber Interactive (now part of Embracer). You may watch this episode on Youtube – #85 Matthew Karch (The video game industry and will we all live in immersive simulations soon?). Big Thanks to our Sponsors! ExpressVPN – Claim back your Internet privacy for less than $10 a month! Mighty Travels Premium – incredible airfare and hotel deals – so everyone can afford to fly Business Class and book 5 Star Hotels! Sign up for free! Divvy – get business credit without a personal guarantee and 21st century spend management plus earn 7x rewards on restaurants & more. Get started for free! Brex – get a business account, a credit card, spend management & convertible rewards for every dollar you spend. Plus now earn $250 just for signing up (Terms & Conditions apply).

Delivering an efficient and high-end service sounds like a challenging task, but Matthew Weber is here to tell you that it can be done. As today’s guest, we speak with Matthew about his experiences as a maxillofacial surgeon, what it takes to start your own practice from the ground up, and the virtues of taking digital impressions. To kick off our episode, we get to know Matthew by hearing more about his practice, as he touches on why starting from scratch is oftentimes better than buying a business. Following this, we dive into Matthew’s implant program and discover why this element of his practice has become so popular. He uncovers a range of detail, including his scanning process, torque checks, and impressions. Later in the show, we look at Matthew’s practice more closely and find out how he approaches patients who need cover-screws, where he fits into the communication chain with labs and dentists, and what types of equipment you might find in his surgery room. Wrapping up the show we ask Matthew some rapid-fire questions. We find out about the influential books he’s read this past year, his habits for success, and what his favorite tattoo-able is. Join us today! Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today’s guest, Matthew Weber.Matthew shares his professional history with listeners, as well as his current setup.Why Matthew decided to build a practice from the ground up.Some challenges Matthew has faced in setting up his practice.Hear what makes Matthew’s implant program dynamic and popular.How Matt deals with patients who have flat cover-screws.The benefits of taking digital impressions.Matt walks us through the scanning process.We discuss the second-stage visit and how Matthew approaches them.The biggest problems Matthew ran into when he started offering digital impressions.Matthew shares some of the equipment and tech he uses in his practice.How Matthew tackles full arch cases in his patients.Stay tuned for our rapid-fire questions.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Matthew Weber on LinkedInPrinciples on AmazonDiscipline Equals Freedom on Amazon 

In Hebrew Gospel Pearls #14, Nehemia and Keith discuss the three realms of information in biblical thought, how Matthew 5 presents Yeshua as a sage teaching wisdom, and the Hebrew meaning behind the phrase “poor in spirit”. I look forward … Continue reading → The post Hebrew Gospel Pearls #14 – How Matthew 5 Presents Yeshua as a Sage Teaching Wisdom appeared first on Nehemia's Wall.

Watch the full video interview on YouTube here: http://bit.ly/matthewmcconaughey398 Matthew McConaughey (IG: @officiallymcconaughey) is an Academy Award-winning actor, married man, a father of three children, and a loyal son and brother. In October of last year he released Greenlights, an unconventional memoir that was born out of diaries he’s been keeping for the last 35 years. It’s a guide to catching more greenlights in life and to realizing that the yellows and reds eventually turn green too. It's also a love letter to life. In this episode, we discuss: The aftermath from the Texas winter storm crisis How COVID-19 gave us a new sense of purpose Go write your own story The restrictions of being a celebrity The day Matthew got famous Appreciating the moment Being the pilot of your choices Documenting the existential question of "why?" through journaling Write the headline first and living your story The art of living Fatigue is one of the greatest enemies The book that kept Matthew anchored How Matthew landed his role in Dazed and Confused Creating the character Wooderson Three affirmations… alright, alright, alright The death of Matthew’s dad taught him to just keep livin What’s your eulogy? The impermanence of life Chasing our better selves Show sponsors: BLUblox

Much talk around climate change focuses on mitigation, with far less attention paid to adaptation strategies. Matthew E. Khan, an Economics Professor at Johns Hopkins and Director of the 21st Centuries Cities Initiative, is a climate change adaptation optimist. His research focuses on urban and environmental economics. At the start of the year, he released two books, Unlocking The Potential of Post-Industrial Cities and Adapting to Climate Change. In this episode, Kurtis Lockhart sits down with Matthew to unpack some of the key themes in his books, along with other insights around urban governance and policies. We begin by hearing about the lack of imagination synonymous with climate change adaptation strategies and why policies that focus solely on carbon footprint emissions are misplaced. The mechanisms for each approach are essentially the same, but the buy-in and application are different. Matthew makes the case for adaptation, and we also get into the long-term thinking that this strategy requires. There are economic levers that can be used to deal with climate change which have a longer timeline. However, they are under-utilized, resulting in little to no sustained change. Matthew also talks about the value of competition and how it can make cities more efficient. Our wide-reaching conversation also touches on the place-based policies, the use of big data and how it can be leveraged to help people make decisions about where to live, why the poor have to be prioritized when it comes to climate change policies, and the importance of experimentation before policies are enacted. This was an insightful discussion, that touched on a range of timely topics, which continue to become more urgent as time goes on. Be sure to tune in to hear more!   Key Points From This Episode:  •  Matthew's insights into what happened with the Texas freeze. •  The role that private actors have to play in dealing with climate change-related problems. •  How Matthew and Bill Gates' book differ and what Matthew would say to Bill if he was given a chance to engage with him. •  There is a lot of optimism about carbon footprint reduction, but pessimism about adaptation. •  How quality of life in a city attracts top talents and large companies. •  Why short-sightedness about an issue like climate change is an urban economics issue. •  Why issuing majors parcels of land during their tenure will inspire long-term thinking. •  How the lack of competition between cities in the U.S. contributes to inefficiencies. •  The importance of competition in creating more liveable cities. •  What Matthew's work in China revealed about state-owned entities. •  Why placed-based policies work well in China but not in the U.S. •  The benefits of creating hubs around universities and the place-based policies that can follow. •  The poor face the greatest challenges in cities in terms of access, and resilience to climate change. •  The tension that comes with moving poorer people to so-called ‘good neighborhoods' despite empirical evidence that shows better outcomes. •  Use of economic incentives during refugee crises. •  Benefits of using charter cities as ways to deal with climate change refugees. •  The biggest challenges that come with rezoning land in cities; the coordination failure. •  Matthew's take on The Wire and the good and bad it did for the reputation of Baltimore. •  Adapting to climate change will not be a problem for the wealthy; the poor will suffer. •  Will the value of land in favelas in Brazil increase as sea levels rise? •  What excites Matthew most about the big data revolution and an example of an interesting big data application. •  Big data and access to information will help people make better... Support this podcast

1. Overview of the Synoptics:  How Matthew, Mark and Luke are similar:  How … and why Matthew, Mark and Luke are different: Revelation 4 6 … In the center, around the throne, were four living creatures … 7 The first living creature was a lion, the second was like an ox, the third had a face like a man, the fourth was like a flying eagle.  Matthew’s symbol:  Mark’s symbol:  Luke’s symbol:  John’s symbol : 2. The Gospel According to Matthew: A Case Study in Uniqueness — the Death of Judas (Matthew v. Luke) Matthew 27:1-10: 1 Early in the morning, all the chief priests and the elders of the people came to the decision to put Jesus to death. 2 They bound him, led him away and handed him over to Pilate, the governor. 3 When Judas, who had betrayed him, saw that Jesus was condemned, he was seized with remorse and returned the thirty silver coins to the chief priests and the elders. 4 “I have sinned,” he said, “for I have betrayed innocent blood.” “What is that to us?” they replied. “That’s your responsibility.” 5 So Judas threw the money into the temple and left. Then he went away and hanged himself. 6 The chief priests picked up the coins and said, “It is against the law to put this into the treasury, since it is blood money.” 7 So they decided to use the money to buy the potter’s field as a burial place for foreigners. 8 That is why it has been called the Field of Blood to this day. Acts 1:15-19: 15 In those days Peter stood up among the believers (a group numbering about a hundred and twenty) 16 and said, “Brothers, the Scripture had to be fulfilled which the Holy Spirit spoke long ago through the mouth of David concerning Judas, who served as guide for those who arrested Jesus—17 he was one of our number and shared in this ministry.” 18 (With the reward he got for his wickedness, Judas bought a field; there he fell headlong, his body burst open and all his intestines spilled out. 19 Everyone in Jerusalem heard about this, so they called that field in their language Akeldama, that is, Field of Blood.) Key differences:  Matthew compares Judas to:  Key Scripture: 2 Samuel 18 (esp. 9) 2 Samuel 14:33 Matthew 26:50  Luke compares Judas to:  Key Scripture: 1 Kings 21 1 Kings 22:38 The differences between Gospels may feel dissonant at times. They force us to pay attention to some fine details. If we are too quick to harmonize the Gospel accounts, we may miss the opportunity to notice the nuances of each unique account.

It has been said, time and time again, that everyone has a book in them.Today I am joined by a man known as both the “Simon Cowell of self-publishing,” the “book boss,” and a dear friend of mine for over three decades, Mr. Matthew Bennett.That’s right! Today, we’re taking you through Part II of our episode on successful strategies to share YOUR story, baby!In this second part to my most recent podcast with Matthew, we are both reiterating the most important things shared in Part I, as well as revealing some deeper insights we missed out on the opportunity to discuss last month.In today’s episode, Matt continues to reveal which tactics his decades of experience (and 5 million books sold worldwide!) as an author, publisher, and consultant have taught him to increase the odds of succeeding in sharing your story.In addition, Matt will reveal why the, “write it, and they will come,” philosophy does NOT normally work, as well as why it’s so vital to understand that we were born with a fear of failing, not necessarily a sense of marketing - in which Matthew is absolutely expert in!We also reveal why you don’t need to be a person of world-leading authority in order to write a book, as well as a few tried and true tools Matt uses daily to discover breakthrough strategies in the book biz.Tune into Episode 30 of Cure For The Common Life to hear more!In this episode you will learn:Some background on Matthew Bennett (2:45) How often a new book is being published nowadays (4:38) Why right now is the easiest time to write a book (5:17) Why the “book boss” thinks everyone should write a book (5:58) Why it’s easier to write a book than to sell one (6:24) What you need to do if you want to make money and massive impact with your book (7:05) What Matthew says in response to peoples’ reasons for writing books (8:13) Why Matthew thinks writing a book is less about the choice, and more about how you backup that choice (8:25) Why you don’t have to be of world-leading authority in order to write a book (8:45) The tools Matthew used to publish a widely distributed book (with 3 million+ copies sold) on pregnancy, as a single man, with no medical background whatsoever (11:14) A short list of simple strategies when it comes to writing a book that empowers everyone involved to win (12:02) A few “Do’s and Don’ts” of writing/publishing a book (16:29) What’s wrong with writing a memoir (19:32) Why Matthew is more particular than most consultants, and what he’s currently doing to serve our communities (22:45) Why believing in yourself and what you’re doing is one of the most important parts of the publishing process (27:00) How Matthew has inspired me to step up and serve the community through a few recent projects of my own (29:04) Why it’s often important to view your character and behavior as two separate entities (31:54) Two inspirational ideas and activities I wish send you out into the world with (32:46).Let’s Connect!WebsiteTwitterFacebookInstagramConnect With Matt Bennett:https://writeprintsell.comSee acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

During today’s conversation on the podcast,  I spoke with Matthew Ode, motivational speaker, coach, and cancer survivor.  Matthew shares his inspiring story of overcoming cancer, surviving two coma’s and a long journey of recovery.  Matt encourages his clients to find empowerment in taking small steps, staying connected to your community and always finding the positive perspective of every situation.  Tune in for inspiration and guidance to overcome whatever challenge you may be faced with.   This episodes dives into: How his faith helped him maintain resilience in recognizing how to use challenges to his advantage. Matthew shares his story from health to cancer. Matthew urges men to understand the importance and strength of feeling your emotions and remaining vulnerable. How Matthew’s shift in mindset and sense of community gave him strength and resiliency through his cancer treatment. Finding empowerment in considering how your actions will impact others. The power of surrender when you hit rock bottom.  Matt’s journey to becoming a motivational speaker and empowerment coach. The power of positivity. Taking failure as feedback. Guest Info: Connect with Matthew Ode on Instagram @matty_ode or his website here. 

Today, we will explore the literary background of Matthew and the brilliant way that Matthew organized his story of Jesus' life. How Matthew is Organized: https://www.beforethedayends.org/copy-of-daniel-11-and-second-centur The Before the Day Ends Mission One Video Series is a collection of fun, informative and challenging videos which explore God’s Word. Check out our new book: Paperback Version: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R281VYB Amazon Kindle eBook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08R2B6TP2

Hearing yes from someone accepting to invest in our company is a great moment; still, we need to be mindful about who we are taking on board with us. We need to evaluate what they can bring to the table. Would they leverage our company's success or encumber it? The same rule applies when selecting a business partner; these are decisions we need to take time to make. Joining me today is Matthew Quigley, founder and CEO at Stateside Urbancraft Vodka. He is a serial entrepreneur experienced in product development and a specialist in business launch and fundraising. Matthew has a BS in Economics from Penn State University, and he has vast experience in the entrepreneurial world. Before starting his own vodka company with his brother Brian, Matthew played in the food industry quite successfully. We chat about Matthew's impressive entrepreneurial journey. We travel from his first enterprise offering car wash service in college to founding and leading his own vodka company. We also talk about his passage in the food industry, the lessons he got from it, and how that experience helped him reach his goals. Matthew shared details about his company's future, how the pandemic affected his business and what they did to solve it as well as thoughts on the role of investors and the criteria to observe when picking one.Some Questions I Ask:When did you know you were an entrepreneur? (2:25)You were the founder of Smart Store LLC in 2008. Can you tell us a little bit about that? (8:14)What was your experience as GM for Blue Bell Inn? (15:49)You were involved in the production of gin, bourbon, and whiskey. When is that coming to Stateside? (20:15)What was the lesson or failure that helped you the most to reach the place you are in now? (33:42)In This Episode, You Will Learn:How Matthew's father inspired him to be an entrepreneur (2:36)Why business partners must have aligned vision (6:42)The lessons shutting a business down can offer (8:40)How Matthew's interest in the spirits industry started (18:36)Meeting and becoming friends with Sky Cooper (23:51)The importance of responsible growth (30:11)Resources:Stateside Urbancraft Vodka websiteStateside Urbancraft Vodka InstagramStateside Urbancraft Vodka FacebookConnect with Matthew:LinkedInLet's Connect!LinkedInInstagram TwitterMPC Builders - WebsiteMPC Builders - Facebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tracey talks with singer/songwriter Matthew West about living out what he sings about, lessons and blessings of the pandemic, and using music to bring hope.3:13- The messages in Matthew's songs6:05- A character in the Bible that Matthew resonates with11:10- How Matthew and his wife integrates the Spiritual together15:08- Family life and parenting17:58- Teachable moments during this pandemic 21:42- What Matthew is reading and taking in that helps him pour out to others25:48- The Matthew West Podcast27:17- The blue couch story 32:28- Bittersweet emotions not being able to be out on the road performing shows36:06- Asking God what to learn in trials37:28- What Matthew is creating for West Love Fest Valentine's weekend40:05- Matthew's songwriting process43:22- Matthew's dream artists to write with 44:11- How Matthew knew he was in love with his wife Emily45:35- Matthew's advice in looking for "the one"

Today’s guest is acclaimed interior designer and photographer Matthew Patrick Smyth. He has been on ELLE Décor’s “A” List, his work has been featured in House Beautiful, Traditional Home, New York Magazine and more. He also wrote a new book “Through a Designer’s Eye: A Focus on Interiors”. We talk about his polished yet comfortable spaces, his love of artisanal pieces and antiques, his attention to detail and light, and some touching personal stories. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: Trials & Triumphs about feeling at home in a temporary rental, a pregnancy announcement (!), COVID within the family, tearing down and rebuilding a house, a nightmare new build next door, considering new drapery, and dishwasher woes. Matthew explains how his process begins — starting with the floorplan. Where Matthew finds his artisanal pieces and what he loves about them. Matthew’s love of antiques led him to interior design and carries into all elements of his style. How Matthew’s experience as a photographer impacts his design. The ways Matthew was able to decorate a casual seaside home and still use antiques. Why Matthew has an affinity for round dining tables and what chairs he recommends. More about Matthew’s personal home and falling in love with it. Matthew uses upholstery to modernize an older house with all antique interiors. Matthew’s love of black(ish) paint. What Matthew does to individualize the work for his clients. Matthew shares about his work and friendship with Gloria Vanderbilt. How is a designer’s eye different from the average person’s? Decorating Dilemma  Hi Jenny, First of all, thank you for including the floorplan—so helpful! This is a very generous width for a dining room so the sideboard is not going to throw off the room; there’s still plenty of room and no flow problem whatsoever. It’s not a floor to ceiling piece, so your eye will go right over it. I would put a big mirror over the sideboard to reflect the windows and the beautiful view. That will really open up the room. It’s really important to keep that chandelier centered with the windows so I would not touch that. The table centered in the room is the way to go. It’s good that you’re thinking about it now…but don’t overthink it! It’s actually a nicely designed floor plan and well proportioned; I wouldn’t play with that. You’re in good shape, Jenny! Matthew Mentioned in This Episode: Matthew Patrick Smyth Matthew Patrick Smyth on Instagram Through a Designer’s Eye: A Focus on Interiors on Amazon Zillow Gone Wild on Instagram The Schwartz House on Instagram Chicology Roller Blinds

We talk about Cancel culture and recognizing times in our lives that it helps us and can hurt us.How Matthew 5:44 really jumps out at me when this comes to mind."But I say, love your enemies! Pray for those who persecute you!"The last things on our mind is to pray for our enemies, but i share my insight on what changed my thinking and how i try to apply this in my life.

What do you get when you combine solutions for both environmental and social issues? Organic farming, of course! Joining us today is Matthew Hayes of Zsamboki Biokert located in Zsámbok, Hungary. The mission at Zsamboki is to involve as many people as possible in the mysteries of organic farming. Matthew and the Zsamboki team pride themselves in growing quality goods with the least possible damage to the environment, keeping CO2 emissions low. They also focus on the diverse members of their environment, striving to operate a self-sustaining farm using their own nutrients. Check out this fascinating episode and learn all about organic farming in Hungary! You’ll hear: An overview of Zsamboki Biokert 2:03 About the availability of horse-drawn equipment in Hungary 5:26 What sheep are used for on Zsamboki 8:47 How Matthew set up the CSA 9:51 Matthew’s background with farming in Europe 12:55 How Matthew keeps everything organized on the farm 17:45 About the soil fertility on Zsamboki Biokert 24:30 What’s unusual about the tunnel design on the farm 31:30 The hardest thing Matthew has done on his farming journey 35:39 What systems Matthew would put in place sooner given the opportunity to go back in time 40:10 How Matthew set up his team on Zsamboki Biokert 45:09 What advice Matthew would give to new farmers 53:14 What advice Matthew would give to himself as a new farmer 56:31 Matthew's favorite farming tool 59:17 Where you can find out more about Matthew and Zsamboki Biokert 1.02:15   About the Guest:Matthew grew up in a large, wild garden and developed a deep love of the outdoors. As he started to see more of the world, Matthew was always interested in both environmental and social issues and eventually put 2+2 together to realize that a life in organic farming combined outdoor physical work with a positive contribution to the planet. That led him to become an apprentice on Tablehurst Farm, UK in 1987. After working on many farms in many countries in many positions, Matthew ended up in Hungary in 1995. With colleagues, they set up the Open Garden Foundation (Matthew is the director) which was an organic training farm for Szent István University, Gödöllő, Hungary.  The Open Garden (Nyitott Kert) became the first CSA in Hungary, starting in 1998, and continued through various transformations for many years. Matthew has worked as a grower and practical educator in Hungary for over 25 years and in 2010 together with friends set up Zsámboki Biokert. This is a small, commercial market garden running a webshop-based box scheme with a weekly stand also at the Budapest Organic Market. The bustling small farm also works to run programs which link the countryside with the city, and works in close cooperation with Cargonomia, the Budapest-based cargo-bike degrowth movement. Between 2016-2018 Matthew returned to England to work for Ruskin Mill Trust and set up a rooftop bio-intensive garden in the middle of Birmingham - providing food and education to young people with learning challenges. Social farming, composting, and soil health are enduring interests which offer endless opportunities to learn! Resources:Website - https://en.zsambokibiokert.hu/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/zsamboki.biokert

Matthew McConaughey (@McConaughey) is an Academy Award-winning actor, producer, and author of #1 New York Times Bestseller Greenlights. What We Discuss with Matthew McConaughey: What the sobriety of grief did for Matthew's attitude about risk when he was dealing with the loss of his father. How Matthew tries to instill the values of self-reliance in his kids. How Matthew learned to cope with imposter syndrome and get his head on straight when he became a household name seemingly overnight. The philanthropic approach to selecting roles that has guided Matthew through his career in film. How Matthew keeps criticism from affecting how he perceives himself. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/455 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Matthew Gould, co-founder and CEO of Unstoppable Domains joins the show. In this episode we discuss: Matthew’s path into the cryptocurrency industry and the insight behind launching Unstoppable Domains. How Matthew sees the opportunity for blockchain-based domain systems. Tradeoffs between the various layer-one blockchains that are addressing this opportunity. Views on single sign-on and potential future adjacent use-cases. To learn more about Unstoppable Domains visit their website. Sponsor notes: Withum is a forward-thinking, technology-driven advisory and accounting firm committed to helping our clients be more profitable, efficient and productive in today’s complex business environment. Our Digital Currency group is proud to partner with members of the cryptocurrency community. Get to know us at withum.com/crypto.

How Matthew 16:18 brought her to the Catholic Church

Matthew Stevens is the CEO of CENTEGIX, an industry leader in crisis and incident management systems. CENTEGIX protects over 1M people across 13 states in 1200 schools, hotels, and government buildings. As CEO Matthew is responsible for company strategy, culture, and reputation. Prior to CENTEGIX, Matthew was the CEO of Corvado, software for Capital Improvement Planning and Execution, and before that the CEO of CloudVault, an eDiscovery, and Compliancehew cybersecurity platform. He founded or co-founded several startups including InfraPoint (now DC Blox) and The Stevens Group, was executive at Atlanta-based Cbeyond (NASDAQ: CBEY now Birch/Fusion Connect), and advised top brands including Coca-Cola, EarthLink, Lexis-Nexis, and Southern Company. Stevens is a practical operator, focusing on the useful application of emerging technologies to simplify and solve complex business problems. He is an active member of the Atlanta technology startup ecosystem serving as an Advisor or Board Member to several startups (including Stellar MMS) and active in the community through High Tech Ministries at the Buckhead Church. Matthew lives in Sandy Springs with his wife of 16 years, Candace, and their 3 children. An avid outdoorsman, he spends what's left of his free time off-grid' hiking, camping, fishing, and hunting with his family. He obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Sciences and Management from the State University of New York College at Fredonia. Chat Highlights The problems his team is solving in public safety with Centegix's technology solutions, Crisis Alert™ + Contact Alert. The social impact and use cases in K-12 education and other public spaces such as in hospitality, healthcare, and more. How Matthew's faith and role as a father inform his leadership over these important initiatives that are saving lives. How Centegix is attracting and retaining top talent through their clear mission and purpose. How leaders can use their influence to promote unity and quell some of the divisiveness in today's polarized world. Get In Touch Follow Matthew on Linkedin and Twitter and visit Centegix.com.  About Our Sponsor This episode is brought to you by Inspiredu, a nonprofit organization that's bridging the digital divide by putting technology into the hands of underserved Atlanta communities. The need for technology devices and access has accelerated due to the pandemic and Inspiredu makes a positive impact on helping marginalized learners. Through its partners and supporters like you, they help students flourish into 21st-century scholars. Learn how you can support their mission at iuatl.org. Follow Inspiredu on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jonathan talks with Matthew Remski, the co-host of the Conspirituality podcast, on the merger between the worlds of spirituality and of grand conspiracy theories. The COVID-19 pandemic has been accompanied by a rise in people who believe that nothing is as it seems, that everything is connected, and that the world is on the verge of a major awakening. Matthew himself once trusted his intuitive knowledge of his body until it landed him in the hospital.   2:22 What is conspirituality 6:41 The yearning for an awakening 11:00 Intuition as a guide to knowledge 16:50 The red pill… and the black pill 23:45 The X-Files 29:19 JP Sears and COVID-19 38:11 The self vs. the common good 42:00 The false medical claims of yoga 47:20 Manipulative fraud or self-deluded? 52:36 How Matthew talks to conspiritualists 1:00:35 Conspirituality in 2021     * Theme music: “Fall of the Ocean Queen“ by Joseph Hackl.   To contribute to The Body of Evidence, go to our Patreon page at: http://www.patreon.com/thebodyofevidence/.   Patrons get a bonus show on Patreon called “Digressions”! Check it out!     Links: 1) Matthew Remski's Conspirituality podcast: https://conspirituality.net/ 2) Matthew Remski's website: https://matthewremski.com/wordpress/ 3) Matthew Remski on Twitter: https://twitter.com/matthewremski 4) The 2011 paper that defined “conspirituality”: https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13537903.2011.539846 5) Jonathan's article on JP Sears: https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/covid-19-critical-thinking-pseudoscience/clown-prince-wellness 6) Conspirituality podcast episode on BKS Iyengar: https://conspirituality.net/wellness/bonus-yoga-teachers-are-not-doctors-doctors-are-not-priests/ 7) Jonathan's article on Sayer Ji: https://mcgill.ca/oss/article/pseudoscience/popular-health-guru-sayer-ji-curates-scientific-literature-his-bachelors-degree-philosophy 8) Matthew's article on QAnon in Canada: https://thewalrus.ca/when-qanon-came-to-canada/

Pretending to like golf won’t get you clients. The best way to grow your business is by being authentic and doing things you love with people who love the same things as you! Today, Matt is joined by Matthew Jarvis, the co-founder of The Perfect RIA and president of Jarvis Financial. This episode is packed with unconventional, but proven, ways to generate referrals from COIs, find ideal prospects in places you’ve never considered, and create a business that allows you to take time off without compromising profitability.   In this episode, you will learn: How Matthew has been so successful in delivering massive value to his clients Matthew’s secret method to getting referrals from COIs without actually asking for referrals Matthew’s methods for getting half of his business through rock climbing, mountain biking, dirt biking, boating, and going to Vegas Why Matthew is able to take six months off a year and still maintain high profitability  Why finding a mentor to guide you on your journey to success is easier than you think And more! Listen now to learn how you can apply Matthew’s tips and tricks to your unique business model! Resources: Top Advisor Marketing | Matthew Jarvis | The Perfect RIA podcast | Jarvis Financial | The “Sleep On It” Process | Behavioral Investment Counseling by Nick Murray Brought to you by Iris.xyz

This week's Podcast sees the return of Matthew Ibrahim. In this podcast we discuss:- What currently has Matthew excited when it comes to fitness, coaching, his Ph.d and public speaking.- The importance of building lower body resiliency and durability.- How to effectively train the lower limb, especially the Soleus, and why it is important.- How to effectively train the adductors and why it is important.- How to effectively build hamstring durability and why it is important.- How Matthew programs eccentrics and isometrics for the lower body to build tolerance and capacity.- How Matthew programs plyometric work to build lower body resiliency.- What Books and Resources Matthew is currently into.- Plus a tonne more great conversation.Matthew's Bio:Matthew Ibrahim serves as Co-Owner, Director of Strength & Conditioning, and Internship Coordinator at TD Athletes Edge in Boston, MA. He is also an Adjunct Professor at Maryville University and Endicott College, in addition to being a Ph.D. student at Rocky Mountain University in the Human and Sport Performance program. As a public speaker, he has provided presentations at Google Headquarters, Stanford University, and Equinox, in addition to speaking at several NSCA conferences and clinics. As a writer, his articles have been featured in some of the world's largest publications, such as Men's Health, Men's Fitness, Men's Journal, TrueCoach, and T-NationLinks mentioned in the Podcast: Matthew's IG:Matthew's YouTube:Lower Body Resiliency:Soleus IG Post:Calves IG Post:Adductor IG Post:Nordics IG Post:Razor Curl IG Post:Askling Protocol IG Post:Wall Sit w/ Soleus ISO IG Post:

The EMEA Recruitment podcast was pleased to welcome Matthew McQuade, the Regional/Divisional CFO and Vice President Finance at Crocs Asia. “If you’re only doing it for money, there’s a lot more bad days than good days. You’ve got to have some investment in what the business is about.” Matthew spoke to our Founder, Paul Toms, about how aligning your personal values to the business you’re working in is linked to career success. Matthew is currently based in Singapore, where he’s seen the pace of change in the business world pick up. It’s evident within the transformational change projects that he’s involved in. Matthew has found that fear is one recurring theme – the current global pandemic being a great example. His job, and the job of others in leadership roles, is to make people feel comfortable in these uncomfortable situations. Matthew explains how he, as a Finance leader, finds calm amongst the noise that emerges during transformations. We discuss the importance of prioritisation, how to create a calm environment in business and aligning your personal values with that of your company. Matthew also delves into how BI & Data is enhancing the Finance function and allowing professionals to be free from the mechanical side of the industry. We also found out why Matthew believes a Netflix series should be made about Finance professionals! You can use the timestamps below to find the section of this recruitment podcast episode that you’re looking for: 00:57 – An unusual year 03:58 – Transformational change projects 07:03 – How Matthew faces his fears 10:52 – How to focus on priorities 13:55 – Matthew’s career epiphany 17:42 – Working for Sony Music 19:10 – Impact of BI & Data on Finance 24:03 – Aligning your values with the business 26:09 – The book that put things into perspective for Matthew 31:34 – Why Matthew likes to listen more than talk 35:00 – A common misconception about Matthew 37:42 – How to reach out to Matthew The EMEA Recruitment podcast is brought to you in partnership with Operation Smile, an international medical charity. You can read more about the wonderful work they do and how you can help, here: https://www.emearecruitment.eu/operation-smile   This Finance podcast episode was hosted by Paul Toms, the Founder of EMEA Recruitment, and Jenny Callum, Executive Recruiter and Senior Consultant. To find out more about EMEA Recruitment, visit: https://www.emearecruitment.eu/ Follow us on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/company/emea-recruitment-limited/ You can connect with Paul at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paultoms/ Or Jenny: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennycallumemea   We hope you enjoyed this episode. If there are any questions or topics you’d like us to cover in future episodes of the EMEA Recruitment podcast, please let us know through LinkedIn. #emearecruitment #emearecruitmentpodcast #matthewmcquade #finance #asia #singapore #operationsmile 

Matthew Loper is the Co-Founder and CEO of Wellth, a company that uses behavioral economics to drastically improve care plan adherence in patients with chronic conditions. This improvement to adherence allows risk-bearing providers to reduce readmissions, health insurers to reduce the total cost of care, and life insurers to confidently underwrite underserved customer populations like type 2 diabetics. About Our Partners This episode is brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country's fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor's "Best Places to Work"​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. This episode is also brought to you by Toptal. Toptal is an exclusive network of the top freelance software developers, designers, finance experts, product managers, and project managers in the world. Top companies hire Toptal freelancers for their most important projects. Connect with Matthew Loper and Wellth Wellth Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Some of the Topics Covered by Matthew Loper in this Episode What Wellth is and how it got started How Matthew transitioned from healthcare investing to entrepreneurship Aligning the incentives of payers, providers, and patients in healthcare The first thing Matthew did to validate the idea for Wellth How Matthew made an educated bet on product-market fit for Wellth Why it consistently takes 5 years for healthcare companies to get to a Series A Conversations with Matthew and his family when he decided to quit his nice job to start a company Why Matthew didn't want to raise too much money early on with Wellth Why Matthew didn't take a salary for 3 years How Matthew convinced his Co-Founder to leave a great company to join him at Wellth The initial product for Wellth and why they've made lots of adjustments along the way How Matthew got the first people enrolled in Wellth The growth of Wellth and what's fueled it over the past few years How Matt has gone about growing the team at Wellth The process of fundraising for Wellth The challenges other entrepreneurs in healthcare should think about The standard patient journey when working with Wellth How most of Matt's time is spent now at Wellth How Matt prioritizes which partners he wants to work with What Matt does to invest in his own mental health and performance as a Founder and CEO How Matt lost 15lbs during the pandemic utilizing fasting Matt's favorite book Links from the Episode Livongo Teladoc AbleTo United Healthcare Axa Venture Partners Richard Thaler Iman Abuzeid Strava Shoe Dog

Called “crazy or genius” by Forbes, and recognized as one of the 100 most influential creatives working today by HOW Magazine, Matthew Manos is the Founder and Managing Director of verynice, a design strategy practice that gives half of its work away for free. Matthew is also the author of How to Give Half of Your Work Away for Free and Towards a Preemptive Social Enterprise. His free tools have reached countless of people in over 170 countries. Driven by a mission to redefine the way pro-bono is done all the while running a for-profit business. Show notes in order of appearance: Matthew’s last “oh shit” moment Awarded by Forbes, Entrepreneur, Fast Company, The Wall Street Journal, etc because of disruptive business model The first thing he designed on a computer screen Skateboarding tricks and falls Give away for free or give nothing away for free. Two schools of thought How pro-bono work painted the path to verynice’s agency model How Matthew chooses who gets free work and who pays Operating pro-bono clients as regular paying clients Matthew creates a toolkit with all his secrets to be given away for free How can this business model survive How do you encourage volunteers to work hard Instilling purpose & mission Matthews graphics and his upcoming comic book Matthew tells us the 2 most important traits of a conscious leader. He shares a very unique point of view.   Visit verynice and find Matthew Manos on Instagram   Connect with Sebastian on Instagram SebastianNaum.com

Matthew Stoudt is the CEO and Co-Founder of AppliedVR where he is pioneering virtual reality therapeutics (VRx), the next generation of digital therapeutics. Leveraging the unique therapeutic properties of VR, AppliedVR is on a mission to enable patients with chronic pain to improve their lives through safe, effective and self-administered VRx. AppliedVR is backed by leading institutions including the NIH via the National Institute of Drug Abuse (NIDA), the National Cancer Institute (NCI), the VA, Cedars-Sinai, Cleveland Clinic, Geisinger and over 150 other institutions.  Matthew is an accomplished entrepreneur who founded and built Outcast Media, the largest out of home digital media platform in the US, exiting to Verifone in 2014. Prior to Outcast, Matthew was an Entrepreneur-in-Residence at McDonald’s where he launched several successful businesses including a digital media platform in multiple countries. Matthew began his professional career in investment banking and private equity, having raised over $1 billion in growth capital for a variety of businesses across multiple sectors. Matthew earned his MBA at Kellogg Graduate School of Business graduating with honors and his BA from Northwestern University.  Matthew is an avid traveler with a mission to visit every country in the world...if COVID will let him. About Our Partners This episode is brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country's fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor's "Best Places to Work"​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. This episode is also brought to you by Toptal. Toptal is an exclusive network of the top freelance software developers, designers, finance experts, product managers, and project managers in the world. Top companies hire Toptal freelancers for their most important projects. Connect with Matthew Stoudt AppliedVR LinkedIn Twitter AppliedVR LinkedIn AppliedVR Instagram AppliedVR Twitter AppliedVR Facebook AppliedVR YouTube Matthew@appliedvr.io Some of the Topics Covered by Matthew Stoudt in this Episode How AppliedVR got started How Matthew's wife sitting next to the CMO of Magic Leap on an airplane led Matthew to get into the world of VR What Matthew did to get AppliedVR off the ground Why the greatest impact for VR in healthcare is getting a device into patients' homes The impact of COVID on healthcare How Matthew has gone about building his team for AppliedVR Building the experience of AppliedVR's chronic pain platform Creating a proprietary biodata platform and transferring the experience into VR Combining hardware and software to create a solution for pain management Learnings from working with 60,000 patients and sending over 1,000 devices into patients' homes How Matthew and his team have gotten AppliedVR into the hands of as many patients as possible Partnerships and how they have helped AppliedVR build a trustworthy brand Why you have to tap into the entire healthcare ecosystem if you want to create real change Meeting an unmet need for patients, providers, and payers The fundraising process for AppliedVR and how they raised $23M Why it's important to be able to tell a compelling narrative New technology and how that impacts Matthew's vision for AppliedVR Why Matthew believes AppliedVR can become the CVS of VR How Matthew's time is spent day-to-day at AppliedVR Links from the Episode Magic Leap Oculus Real change through virtual reality IASP Pico Cedars-Sinai American Chronic Pain Association Beth Darnall

  Matthew Davis is a lawyer who runs a very successful practice in several cities in Oklahoma and Kansas, he graduated from Cornell College with a Summa Cum Laude and with Distinction. He established a law firm where they help business owners protect themselves and their problems and vulnerabilities. In this episode, Matthew explains how he observed what people hate in the law industry and looked for a way to change that. He also explains the concept of protecting your business and how he’s trying to change the law to structurally and systematically help people protect themselves from problems and vulnerabilities causing problems. Listen in to learn about the nine external and internal vulnerabilities where your threats come from and how to systematically protect your business for effectiveness. Some Questions I Ask: [6:35] Why did he pick the quarter-million to $10 million in revenue range; did it naturally happen? [17:02] Is it that a lot of businesses do not identify who are the A players versus the C players or if they do identify, do they just not make the decision to transition that employee? [21:58] How did he find himself in this line of work? [32:17] Is there a moment as a business owner when he hit the crossroads on which path to choose? [37:18] What does owning a business allow him to do? [47:35] What would he tell someone who is actively seeking the next level of success? In This Episode You Will Learn: [1:45] Matthew speaks candidly and frankly about the court system [3:39] How to prevent the things that you can and prepare for the ones you can’t in your business. [6:45] How the law is not set up to structurally and systematically help people protect themselves against problems. [13:09] Understanding the concept of protecting your business. [22:11] Matthew explains how he got into law and fixing what people hate in the industry [30:28] The things ‘external vulnerabilities’ that your lawyer should be understanding [32:48] The moment when his firm’s mission of taking care and protecting people was heavily reaffirmed [37:21] The six essential departments ‘allies’ to build up underneath management [40:29] How Matthew has mastered working on his firm, not in it [42:30] Matthew explains his love for art outside of work and the books he’d recommend [47:46] How to actively aggressively go after success [49:17] He explains his future plans with the law firm, writing, and being an entrepreneur Books Mentioned: The Bottom of the Pool by Andy Andrews Simple Numbers, Straight Talk, Big Profits! 4 Keys to Unlock Your Business Potential by Greg Crabtree The Go-Giver by Bob Burg Never Lose a Customer Again: Turn Any Sale into Lifelong Loyalty in 100 Days by Joey Coleman Great by Choice by James C. Collins Profit First Mike Michalowicz Youtility by Jay Baer   What can you do today? To Be Productive. Effective. Perform at your best. Even now. Are you struggling to stay focused? If you have the right framework, it takes the guesswork out of Productivity. Get our FREE mini-series 4 Steps: Doing More in Less Time Visit http://www.pivot-me.com/4Steps/ to get it TODAY!      

In this episode we have Matthew Latimer from Inverness, Scotland! We discuss: Where Matthew is at in his web design journey How Matthew got his first web design clients What tools Matthew is using to build websites How to effectively manage your time and energy Aggressively filtering what your mind is exposed to The best WordPress plugins and web design tools in 2020 Why I changed my favorite SEO plugin from Yoast to Rank Math Why it's important to keep your websites lean and mean Is it important to display web design pricing on your website? Ecommerce alternatives to Woocommerce + Wordpress How to transfer a website to a client once it's published Our mutual hatred for social media Concluding thoughts Get a free 30 min coaching session Sign up for Launchers! Show notes and transcript --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/launchers/message

Are you are a passive investor, or maybe thinking of diversifying your real estate portfolio? Home equity investing is a profitable, creative investment that can gain you massive profits.  Last year almost a billion dollars was invested into the equity of single-family homes through home equity agreements. This enables homeowners to get a cash lump sum, without accruing more debt and allows the investor to share in the home's increased value.  To detail exactly how investors can make money with home equity investing, I've brought on Matthew Sullivan, the founder, CEO, and Quantm Real Estate Director. Matthew spent several years working alongside Richard Branson and his corporate finance team and was involved in several high profile Virgin projects. He went on to create Crowdventure, LLC, a real estate crowdfunding company, and today he is working with homeowners to unlock the equity in their homes. Today's episode covers how investors can make massive passive income utilizing this creative approach, as well as the legalities, how to work with homeowners, and a sample deal of exactly what an investor can expect on a deal.  How Matthew started in home equity investing Understanding home equity investing as a homeowner and investor Explanation of the different layers of titles that the jobs act enacted and working with the SEC Breaking down the financials Sample home equity deal and what an investor can expect The benefits to investors when utilizing home equity investing  Explaining the downsides  Understanding the equity return The biggest challenges Capital sources have a longer-term investment horizon The sharing ratio explained How COVID19 has changed real estate investing  The parameters that the homeowner needs to meet to be able to participate in home equity agreements Homeowners are motivated, as it's not a reverse mortgage and does not eat into their existing equity Creating a financial mechanism that matches the investors with the asset, so everyone wins Get in Touch with Matthew: https://quantmre.com/ (https://quantmre.com/) Free e-Book: Equity Freedom (https://launch.quantmre.com/book-int/)

Podcast Notes Key Takeaways  “Giveaways work, it’s been around for hundreds of years…and Cash App has really figured out how to make that work on social media. So, I think that every brand that wants strong advocates, giveaways work.” – Matthew KobachIf you’re a company, you need to make your social media account fun and social. People aren’t following you to read your boring press releases.“Make it interesting, you have to make it worth consuming” – Matthew Kobach“I don’t know why, more brands, more people don’t have more fun on social media. You get rewarded with eyeballs and that’s the whole point of marketing.”Seeing an ad once may not lead you to purchase a product, but repeated exposure to that ad overtime greatly increases the chances of you buying that product.“Clearly the data suggests that if the more advertisements you see for a certain brand, the more likely you are to purchase from that brand” – Matthew KobachTwitter is a cheat code to life. It doesn’t matter where you live, Twitter lets you network with smart people all around the world.“It is just such an amazing way to network and meet people” – Matt KobachEvery time Matthew discovered a cool company, he’d direct message their founder on Twitter and ask if they could talk for 30 minutes to learn more about the business. Out of 10 requests, all 10 founders said yes.“That’s the biggest lesson I could give anybody is you want to reach out to companies that you like or people you admire not for a job today but for a job in a year or two years” – Matthew Kobach“Twitter or social media or your blog or your website whatever is really your resume” – Matthew KobachThe best way to build your new resume is to share your thoughts and expertise of it with the world Read the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgMy guest today is Matthew Kobach, the Director of Content Marketing at Fast and the former Manager of Digital and Social Media at the New York Stock Exchange. Matthew and I met on Twitter, where he shares actionable strategies for building brands on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and YouTube. He does it with a level of humor and honesty I’ve never seen in the social media industry. This episode is a deep dive into Matt’s philosophy of social media. We started by talking about his all-time favorite television commercials and how they inform his social media strategy today. Then we spoke about how paid and organic social media should influence each other and why Cash App’s cash giveaways are such a smart social media strategy. Please enjoy my conversation with Matthew Kobach. ____________________________ Show Notes 1:39 - Who has surprised Matthew the most with the success of their social media strategy. 4:22 - Why social media is undervalued by the majority of marketing agencies. 8:32 - Why marketing to the "wrong" audience is still effective advertising. 13:08 - Matthew's favorite TV commercial of all time and why remembering the product may not be super important. 19:39 - How good advertising realizes things about yourself you haven't yet discovered. 24:03 - What social media post has been most successful for Matthew. 29:37 - How Matthew leveraged social media to land his current marketing job. 35:49 - Why focusing on organic long-term social media marketing instead of short-term paid became Matthew's niche. 39:07 - The convergence of organic and paid advertising and why Matthew thinks it's so effective. 45:10 - How having a long time horizon on your marketing strategy can help increase organic growth. 49:40 - Why giveaways have been and will always be successful. 54:49 - The greatest marketing lesson Matthew learned from his dad. 56:53 - Matthew's greatest takeaways from Peter Thiel's "From Zero To One." 59:09 - Why a fundamental change of social media seems completely unlikely without one particular element. 1:02:34 - How writing has become Matthew's "one weird trick" as a social media marketer. 1:06:20 - Why Matthew believes that at the opposite of a good idea is another good idea and why the inverse is also true.

My guest today is Matthew Kobach, the Director of Content Marketing at Fast and the former Manager of Digital and Social Media at the New York Stock Exchange. Matthew and I met on Twitter, where he shares actionable strategies for building brands on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and YouTube. He does it with a level of humor and honesty I’ve never seen in the social media industry. This episode is a deep dive into Matt’s philosophy of social media. We started by talking about his all-time favorite television commercials and how they inform his social media strategy today. Then we spoke about how paid and organic social media should influence each other and why Cash App’s cash giveaways are such a smart social media strategy. Please enjoy my conversation with Matthew Kobach. ____________________________ Show Notes 1:39 - Who has surprised Matthew the most with the success of their social media strategy. 4:22 - Why social media is undervalued by the majority of marketing agencies. 8:32 - Why marketing to the "wrong" audience is still effective advertising. 13:08 - Matthew's favorite TV commercial of all time and why remembering the product may not be super important. 19:39 - How good advertising realizes things about yourself you haven't yet discovered. 24:03 - What social media post has been most successful for Matthew. 29:37 - How Matthew leveraged social media to land his current marketing job. 35:49 - Why focusing on organic long-term social media marketing instead of short-term paid became Matthew's niche. 39:07 - The convergence of organic and paid advertising and why Matthew thinks it's so effective. 45:10 - How having a long time horizon on your marketing strategy can help increase organic growth. 49:40 - Why giveaways have been and will always be successful. 54:49 - The greatest marketing lesson Matthew learned from his dad. 56:53 - Matthew's greatest takeaways from Peter Thiel's "From Zero To One." 59:09 - Why a fundamental change of social media seems completely unlikely without one particular element. 1:02:34 - How writing has become Matthew's "one weird trick" as a social media marketer. 1:06:20 - Why Matthew believes that at the opposite of a good idea is another good idea and why the inverse is also true.

Matthew Woodward: SEO 101 - what it is and how to do it - MAF251 My guest this week is Matthew Woodward, blogger and SEO expert. We chat about demystifying SEO and some tips you can use to drive traffic to your website. Welcome to episode 251 of the Marketing and Finance Podcast. We chat about: ·      How Matthew set up his SEO business and moved from the UK to Costa Rica at the same time ·      Increasing the amount of qualified traffic to increase sales ·      The SEO combination of target markets, solving customer problems, and creating backlinks ·      The truth about keywords and "long-tail keywords" ·      Why high search volume isn't the best approach - focus on buyer intent" instead and business goals ·      Tools - Google Adwords keywords planner, SEM Rush and Surfer SEO Who is Matthew Woodward? Matthew started building websites before Google or YouTube existed - back then he was just a kid delivering newspapers before school to pay for the server. He had no idea that you could use the internet to make money. He just loved playing video games and writing which led him to build my first website for people to share their highlight videos. This was before YouTube. To record those videos he had to rig his computers up to VHS players and press record, later he had to play the VHS back while recording it on his computer. I built his skill set with building websites, writing, video production, team management and building communities. In fact, it’s those foundation skills he built as a kid that have enabled him to help thousands of people. Links and Show Notes. For links to the books and apps mentioned, please visit http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF (http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF) for the show notes. What is the Marketing and Finance (MAF) Podcast? The podcast for ideas and inspiration on marketing your business and growing your business, and for discussing topics on all things finance. I’m Roger Edwards, a marketing guy and keynote speaker from Edinburgh. Talk to me if you want to cut the BS and complexity from your marketing strategy. The MAF Podcast is a 30-minute radio show you download from http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF (http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF), iTunes or Spotify. Each week you'll hear interviews with business experts, marketers, entrepreneurs and journalists. Interviews to listen to in the car, on the train or on the treadmill. Or even in the bath! We talk about: How you can grow your business using content marketing and social media How you can keep your Marketing strategy and communications simple Topics, issues, products and business models from the world of finance You’ll take away one or two big ideas that you can apply to your business. So, you can keep marketing your business to keep growing your business. Please subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and I’d be grateful if you would leave a review. http://rogeredwards.co.uk/itunes (http://rogeredwards.co.uk/itunes) Fancy Appearing on the Show? Would you be interested in appearing on the MAF Podcast? Have you an exciting marketing or finance story to tell? Do you fancy drawing out some inspirational ideas that MAF listeners can take away to use in their own businesses? Do please contact me if you want to get involved. http://rogeredwards.co.uk (http://rogeredwards.co.uk/)

Matthew Zachary, founder of OffScrip Media, a podcast production company focused on sharing uncomfortable healthcare conversations, wants to inspire you to choose to live life on your terms. Show notes at lifeskillsthatmatter.com/show337 Lot of great lessons in our conversations including: *How he centered himself through the chaos of surviving brain cancer. *How Matthew s Plan B became his Plan A. *Why it s important to mourn the loss of your previous identity to give life to your new one. *How a fellow brain cancer survivor inspired him to work for himself. Ready to work for yourself? Learn the first 5 actions at lifeskillsthatmatter.com/getstarted Subscribe https://lifeskillsthatmatter.com/subscribe-podcast Podcast Archive https://lifeskillsthatmatter.com/podcast The post Choose To Live Life On Your Terms With Matthew Zachary (337) appeared first on Life Skills That Matter.

Matthew Barry is a Los Angeles-based actor, casting director, and acting teacher. His early career involved landing roles on television shows such as Family Ties and Cagney and Lacey. He then appeared alongside Robert Redford, Demi Moore, and Woody Harrelson in Indecent Proposal, as well as Johnny Depp and Bill Murray in the Tim Burton film Ed Wood. In the 90s he became one of Hollywood’s most esteemed casting directors, working on films such as Unhook the Stars, She’s So Lovely, The Notebook, Alpha Dog, Con Air, Rush Hour 1 & 2, and the soon-to-be-released film All Star Weekend, directed by Jamie Fox and starring Robert Downey, Jr.  What you will learn: How Matthew’s involvement in the New York punk scene, and growing up around famous people, influenced his decision to act. [02:51-09:33] How his father influenced his interest in acting, and how he got his big break at a young age on a Bernardo Bertolucci film dealing with mature storylines. [09:33-18:13] How the success he found in film acting at a young age was a negative influence during his adolescence; What made him realize he was on the wrong path, and how he relaunched his career after a “wakeup call.” [18:13-23:46] The rarity of loyalty in Hollywood and how he got lucky in that regard with a close-knit group of friends he met on set in the 80s who continue to work together to this day. [23:46-27:54] How his decades-long friendship with A-list film director Nick Cassavetes has resulted in their collaboration on all of Nick's films. How and why he transitioned from acting to casting, and how his blunt honesty and candor have served him well in the industry. [27:54-36:44] What it was like casting The Notebook, what the casting process is like generally, and why the casting business has become more difficult in recent years. [36:44-48:56] What Matthew saw in young and relatively unknown actors like Amanda Seyfried and Ben Foster that made him want to cast them in Alpha Dog; his thoughts on the impressive number of well-known actors whose careers he’s helped launch over the years. [48:56-55:33] Matthew’s experience working on Alpha Dog; remembering Anton Yelchin. [55:33-1:01:29] How he found James Gandolfini for a role in Crimson Tide with Denzel Washington and how Gandolfini almost got fired from the film on the first day of shooting. [1:01:29-1:06:24] How Matthew found a new passion in teaching acting classes, and why being a successful actor with experience in the industry helps set him apart from other acting coaches. [1:06:24-1:11:26] Why actors shouldn’t take rejection personally. [1:11:26-1:15:20] Resources: Matthew Barry’s: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, IMDb page Matthew Barry Teaches  

Resource Links: Your Social Voice Website (https://www.yoursocialvoice.com.au/) Become the Mogul of your industry (https://www.mogulcall.com) Join our Mogul Mastermind (https://www.mogulmastermind.com.au/) Virtual Edge Website (https://thevirtualedge.com/)   LinkedIn is an underappreciated and underutilised platform. Most don't realise yet the amount of lead generation you can get from optimising your profile. However, lead generation is not merely sending random messages to people. There is a process that needs to be followed for it to be successful. We've got everything about LinkedIn lead generation in today's episode with Matthew Clark as he tells us what he classifies as a lead and how he goes about it in the process he uses in his business. If you're still trying to figure out how to optimise your LinkedIn profile for leads, then this is the episode for you.   What we discussed in this episode: The simple answer to what Matthew does [01:22] What exactly is classified as a lead? [01:35] Handling leads with the help of a sales team [04:29] Which businesses should use LinkedIn to get leads? [06:28] The statistics on their leads and conversion rates [09:28] How Matthew can help you get started on LinkedIn lead generation [12:06] The art of crafting a good opening message [12:55] The steps to building your LinkedIn [20:20]   About Matthew Clark Matthew Clark is the co-creator of the LinkedIn Rainmaker Lead System. Through this system, he helps coaches, consultants, and advisors get 2-5 high-value leads per day. He is the Chief Rainmaker at Virtual Edge, which has supported 156 clients in identifying their serious buyers.  You can connect with Matt through his LinkedIn.  Take advantage of their free training and get your profile set-up for conversions by going through their LinkedIn Mini Makeover Step-by-Step Guide.  Thank you so much for listening! If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.   Connect with The Kim Barrett Show:  Subscribe on Youtube Follow Us on Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pastor Collin concludes our series on The Lord’s Prayer, “This is How”, with Matthew 6:13. The post This is How: Matthew 6:13 appeared first on First Baptist Church - Greenwood, MS.

Sara Dimerman in conversation with Cecilia Arscott, and her son Matthew Melchior. Over the course of this episode you will learn more about: Cecilia and Maarten's meeting and how their deciding to marry was received by their families How the messages they received growing up impacted their lives today as an inter racial couple Whether Cecilia has raised her bi racial children any differently than she might have if she was married to a Black partner How Matthew has been impacted by being "mixed" Advice for other inter racial parents and their children

In this episode Ciaran spoke to his coaching client Matthew, a man who's been working with him for 3 months and gotten fantastic results from his coaching.They discussed:How Matthew had been recently dumped before starting coaching with Ciaran and had completely lost his confidence. He didn't know how to talk to women and was scared and insecure about his ability to meet women as an Indian manHow he was unsure at first if being coached remotely and during lockdown would be beneficial to him but was ultimately blown away by the number of women he was able to meet and attractHow Ciaran helped him build real deep confidence from his core, rather than show him how to act like he's confident as most coaches doHow Ciaran helped him meet way more women than ever before but effortlesslyHow Ciaran helped him to merge tried and tested dating techniques with the necessary inner game to make it all workHow toxic relationships can be a poisonous life jacket for people lack the confidenceWhat it takes for a man to be great in bedBook a free consultation with Ciaran See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode #019 of CrisisCast 2020 | Matthew Kimberley Purveyor of Independence, Entertainment, Delight, Confidence, and Control. Matthew Kimberley gives us his perspective on life in Malta. Homeschooling 2 kids, one of whom is autistic, why the socially distanced restaurant experience is a joy, a new found love of take away beers and why now has never been a better time to build his new business as managing partner at Book Yourself Solid.  My Guest: Managing Partner at Book Yourself Solid® Worldwide. Business coach training and licensing. Don't buy a coaching franchise before talking to us. Book Yourself Solid® is the gold standard for small business marketing and growth strategy, often quoted, frequently imitated, and never bettered. We provide world-class free business strategy, sales, and marketing training for small business owners and license consultants, coaches and trainers to spread the Book Yourself Solid® message far and wide. Get in touch if you'd like to explore becoming a certified Book Yourself Solid® professional. I also wrote a book - Get A F*cking Grip (John Blake, 2011) and host the podcast How To Get A Grip that you can find where all good podcasts are available. Some say that my Delightful Emails course is the best course on email marketing that's ever been produced. Judge for yourself at DelightfulEmails.com    Discover… Homeschooling by day in Malta The trials and joys of the new ‘normal How Matthew is growing his business during the lockdown Connect with Matthew Book Yourself Solid Instagram Facebook Twitter Feeling Pod-Curious? Maybe it’s time to start your own Podcast? Discover the 7 steps we use to help publish over 2000 podcasts each month! Pod-Star is a free guide that will help you to get clear on how podcasting can help you, even if you… *Aren’t a ‘No. 1 best selling author' *You Don’t much like the sound of your own voice *You Find the idea of the tech and recording process daunting Get Pod-Star Now

This week Peter talks with Matthew Manos, founder of verynice which  helps businesses, non-profits, and governments expand their capacity for impact through design strategy and creative facilitation. Hear how his side project turned into his dream job before he was even out of grad school, plus stick around for the reaper round where he breaks a bit of a sweat! Time Stamps: (0:00) Welcome to the Live Your Mission show! (0:43) Mission Meats presents: Prosperity Pets! // prosperitypets.co + Amazon + email peter@prosperitypets.co for a LYM listener code! (2:38) Intro to our conversation with Matthew Manos (5:33) Welcome to the show, Matthew! (5:43) Matthew’s current mission (6:54) Why he’s the right person for the job (8:23) Win-win: Helping others make the real impact (10:18) Creative problem-solving: Matthew’s services (13:18) Unintended impact: 826la (15:18) Looking back at initial expectations // How Matthew figured out how to make his passion a full-time mission (18:03) There’s a way to keep art separate from passion (18:57) Working for the passion, first! (20:53) Looking back at what Matthew would’ve done differently (25:16) Avoiding the irrelevant question of, “How big is your team? - instead ask, “What is the mission?” (29:16) Very Nice was always about the mission (32:31) Advice for those who dread those “Mondays” // Taking a step back to analyze your situation (37:44) THE REAPER ROUND   How to connect with Matthew and verynice: Instagram: @verynice website: verynice.co reginald: reginald.co   Think you’re ready to try our Carolina Reaper Jerky? Hashtag #MissionReaper for a chance to be featured + win $100 in snacks!   Treat your pets with the good stuff! Check out our sister company, at prosperitypets.co (also available on Amazon) **Email peter@prosperitypets.co for a special discount code!**   If you have a topic or person of interest you would like to know more about, email me at peter@missionmeats.co

Lending in the real estate industry – as in any other field – requires a certain degree of communication between parties. As a borrower, it’s essential to be upfront with any difficulties you may encounter, because everyone can have rough times and lenders can be very understanding if they know the whole story.In today’s episode, Matt and I discuss the key aspects a lender looks at when taking into consideration whether to invest in a deal or not, and he shares some of his experiences on the subject. Matthew Barbaccia started his career in 2005 selling multi-family buildings in the Bronx for one of the largest national commercial real estate companies. As the market started to turn around, in 2008 he partnered with a Bronx owner-operator to combine expertise to better help his clients navigate the changing real estate market. Throughout Matthew's career, he has directly advised on the sale, financing or asset management for over $500 million worth of investment properties in NYC and Westchester County.Matthew founded Brix Real Estate to expand on 15 years of real estate experience in the Bronx, Westchester and Manhattan selling, financing and managing multifamily and mixed-use properties. He is actively involved in the NYC real estate community. Currently, Matthew is a member of Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) and Rent Stabilization Association (RSA).So, listen to Episode 31 of Deposit That, to learn how the real estate market has changed in the past few years, and what type of deals Matt focuses on, at the moment. Questions I ask:What sparked that entry into the private lending space? (06:37)What’s been your experience so far? Do you like it? What are the opportunities and where are the problems? (07:39)Do you believe that people that want to get into real estate or mortgage lending should start while they're in college? (11:36)Based on all the years of experience, all the business ventures you've done, what you currently do - wife, kids, everything else - what's one thing you want to leave the listeners with that they can implement immediately into their daily life? (52:12)In this episode you will learn:Matthew’s background. (00:32)The reasons Matt transitioned to property management. (03:21)Mezz Financing explained. (09:03)How Matthew manages to balance his work life with spending time with his wife and two kids. (13:57)What a borrower should do, if they have hard times. (19:22)Connect with Matt:WebsiteLinkedInFacebook - Brix AdvisorsTwitterInstagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Ashley Kirkwood interviews Matthew Pollard, an entrepreneur who built three seven figure businesses before 30 years old. He is also a best selling author and . This interview covers: How Matthew earned five-figures per engagement regardless of whether the event paid when he first started out as a speaker, How Matthew leveraged a ghostwriter to write an award-winning book , and How Matthews content strategy makes him a stand-out speaker and how he branded himself to land high-paying corporate contracts If you want to learn how to brand yourself as a high-earning speaker and build a seven-figure speaking empire then this podcast is for you! Check out Matthew’s website: https://matthewpollard.com/business-speakerCheck out Matthew’s Free Resource For Branding: https://matthewpollard.com/three-steps-rapid-growthGet The First Chapter of The Introvert’s Edge For Free: https://matthewpollard.com/theintrovertsedge/bookSocial Media Resources Mentioned: MeadEdger: https://meetedgar.com/ CoSchedule: https://coschedule.com/social-organizer Grab the Speak Your Way To Cash Training: ashleynicolekirkwood.com/SYWTCLiveReplay Apply For A VIP Day With Ashley & Check Out Her Website: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/ Follow Ashley On Instagram!: https://www.instagram.com/theashleynicoleshow/ Follow Speak Your Way To Cash On Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/speakyourwaytocash/ Join Ashley’s Free FB Group For Speakers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/SpeakYourWayToCash/Attend Ashley’s LIVE Speak Your Way To Cash Event: https://www.ashleynicolekirkwood.com/attend-sywtcQuestions? Topic Suggestions? Email admin@passionpurposeandpaychecks.com! Did you know Ashley is a lawyer for speakers and entrepreneurs? Check Out Ashley’s Firm Website - Mobile General Counsel: https://www.mobilegeneralcounsel.com Watch Ashley’s TEDx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caZ9fK6aZZ4&list=PLjTKJTvBHcYZFCNB9kKWGo48GULAhl4Em&index=13 ********************************************************************************************Ashley Kirkwood is the founding Attorney of Mobile General Counsel, a law firm for entrepreneurs and a consulting firm for companies looking to increase employee engagement. She left her $280,000 + job to be a full-time entrepreneur in 2018 and now works to encourage and equip other entrepreneurs with the tools they need to be successful! She is also a professional corporate and college speaker! Want to connect with Ashley? Follow her on Instagram at @theashleynicoleshow or @speakyourwaytocash. ********************************************************************************************Be sure to take her class: Get The Tea On Trademarks! https://gumroad.com/l/TeaOnTM Book your consult here: bit.ly/MobileGCFollow Ashley Kirkwood on Instagram: @TheAshleyNicoleShowFollow this Podcast on Instagram: @SpeakYourWayToCash

Welcome to Beyond Technique, the podcast that empowers photographers to bring their businesses to the next level. Today, we chat with celebrity, commercial, fashion, and beauty photographer Matthew Jordan Smith! We discuss how Matthew builds relationships and friendships with clients while now being based out of Tokyo, Japan.     Other topics include: How Matthew got started as a photographer Photography being a universal language, no matter where you live How Matthew is constantly building new relationships with clients How to keep old relationships reinforced Trends photographers struggle with The differences between Japanese culture and American culture Ways to reinforce loyalty with your clients Advice for photographers just starting out You can find Matthew at: Instagram: @matthewjordansmith His website: MatthewJordanSmith.com Be sure to check out Platypod®, the world’s most compact tripod and sign up for their new Gooseneck. Be sure to let us know if you have any thoughts or questions in the comments section. We do our best to answer all questions in a timely manner. You can be the next guest on our podcast! Do you have an idea for a topic or want to hear from your favorite photographer or influencer in our industry? Send an email to skip@mei500.com or chamira@photofocus.com, with the subject line BEYOND TECHNIQUE IDEA. Then write a brief description of your topic or idea. If you are recommending someone, please include their name, contact information and state if you would like to be a guest host. Thanks for listening! Don’t forget to share this episode with your friends. You can also listen on iTunes; we’d love it if you could post a review!

Matthew Bryan-Amaning joins the podcast to discuss his decorated basketball career and the Surprisingly good and bad teams in the NBA. 1. Current affairs in British Basketball 2. Matthew's basketball journey abroad (18:12) 3. How Matthew got into basketball (32:00) 4. How Matthew made it to NBA Summer League (37:46) 5. Surprisingly good teams this season (57:00) 6. Surprisingly bad teams this season (87:47)

Top 10 Royal LePage realtor Matthew Regan discusses what it takes to build a successful business. We discuss the following:   Managing a real estate team of 23 Mowing lawns as a child entrepreneur, cutting 75 lawns/week How Matthew’s parents taught him about money with a Nintendo Following in his father’s footsteps Business principles that Matthew follows Nurturing business relationships His philosophies on investing in real estate Highest and best use of his time as a leader   You can learn more about Matthew at https://reganteam.ca/

Matthew Thurlow is the Executive Director of The Decorative Arts Trust, a non-profit national membership organization that promotes and fosters the appreciation and study of the decorative arts through domestic and international programming, collaborations and partnerships with museums and preservation organizations, and underwriting internships, research grants and scholarships for graduate students and young professionals. Prior to heading The Trust, Matthew served as Assistant Director of Development for Major Gifts and Planned Giving at Winterthur Museum; and was the Research Associate and Installations Coordinator in the American Wing at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. He holds graduate degrees from the University of Delaware’s Winterthur Program in Early American Culture and the College of William and Mary in Archaeology. Matthew lectures on topics relating to late 18th and early 19th century furniture, and has published articles in American Furniture, The Magazine Antiques and Antiques & Fine Arts. He was a co-author of the The Met’s exhibition catalog Duncan Phyfe: Master Cabinetmaker in New York. He serves on a number of advisory committees in the field, including the Colonial Williamsburg Art Museums Board, the Charleston Heritage Symposium, the New Orleans Antiques Forum and is chairman of the Classical Institute of the South, a New Orleans-based foundation conducting Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts-inspired fieldwork in the Gulf South. What you’ll learn in this episode: How Matthew defines the decorative arts and how it is regarded in the community. Why we should celebrate the decorative arts and what these pieces tell us today. Why pieces of decorative art are a valuable tool in the study of history. Why The Decorative Arts Trust was established and what programs it offers to educate members throughout the U.S. Trends in the field of decorative arts. Additional resources: The Decorative Arts Trust Website Emerging Scholars Program Facebook Twitter Instagram

01:04 – Introducing today’s guest, Matthew Patti 01:40 – Matthew’s background in the medical profession 03:36 – How Matthew became a disruptor 04:43 – Matthew’s career evolution 08:56 – The shift to building a company 10:55 – The most important lessons Matthew has learned through entrepreneurship 12:44 – Matthew uses the Traffic Light System to describe the ‘ticky-tacky’ of everyday business 15:20 – Matthew’s decision-making during his hiring process 20:16 – The most common issue Matthew encounters among business owners 22:08 – The importance of having vision 22:21 – The Tennis Ball Exercise 27:05 – Stepping back from your business, taking inventory and entering a creative zone 28:28 – What Zen Money means to Matthew 30:25 – Takeaways Matthew wants the audience to know 31:48 – Matthew provides listeners with a special gift Sound Bites: • “I have never really seen myself as employable. I have tried a couple of times and have done a reasonable job at it, but not a great job. Because, I think with entrepreneurs or business owners, we cut our cloth in a very different way.” (02:12) • “I’ve always believed that you can train someone a skill, but you can’t train them a personality.” (16:55) • “Business is one of the most rewarding, personal growth journeys.” (21:11) • “If we allow the business to operate as a parasite on us and our life, it’s not a business that’s serving us; we’re serving the business.” (24:27) • “This is what I’ve said to my clients, ‘Trust the process. Step back. Go and enter your creative zone.’” (27:05) • “Zen Money is really flow. Zen Money is about letting go of this idea that it needs to be hard. Letting go of this idea that it needs to be a struggle and that you need to really, really, really work hard to get ahead for the rest of your life.” (28:47) • “I think the most important thing to remember is that you can shape whatever future you want. And you can shape whatever future you want right now through your imagination.” (30:44) About Matthew: Matthew Patti is the founder of Innerversal Academy and creator of the renowned Zero Limits: Shape Your Best Life™ program. Admired among his peers as a visionary, futurist, modern mystic and global leader in conscious business growth, Matthew has built multiple 6 and 7 figure businesses over the past 25 years applying his unique blend and understanding of metaphysical principles with business strategy to help Transformational Leaders, Conscious Business Owners and Holistic Practitioners scale their business and consciousness. His mission is to help awaken and activate higher levels of consciousness and "Super Human" potential within - transcending out-dated models of "doing" - rising to new heights of personal performance and achievement so together, we can positively influence, impact and contribute to advancing the human race using our unique gifts, talents and abilities. Fun Free Stuff: Check out these resources we discussed in this episode: Tennis Ball Meditation: http://bit.ly/ManifestNow-ZMM - Enjoy this free guided exercise from Matthew! Check it out to start ramping up your goal achievement. #ZenMoneyMap: www.zenmoneymap.com/moneystyle - Learn your Zen Money Financial Archetype and start levering your unique money style to your advantage with quick wins today! Other Links: Matthew’s Website – http://matthewpatti.com/ Matthew’s Program – http://matthewpatti.com/zl-mastermind/ Zen Money Website – https://www.zenmoneymap.com/

Ep #110: It can be a dream to work with well-known people. But if you’re not a part of this community it’s very difficult to get started there. In this episode, Matthew Jordan Smith shares a creative way to start working with celebrities. We’ll talk about his personal project Sepia Dreams that led to meeting with many celebrities, publishing a book, a lot of media exposure and sponsorship, and so on. It had so much impact on his life and business. Matthew is an American photographer based in Tokyo. He is a Nikon Ambassador best known for his portraits of celebrities, icons and fashion models. He is the host of the Master Your Lens podcast and author of several books including, Sepia Dreams and Future American President.  Time Stamped Show Notes: [00:22] About the episode and Matthew Jordan Smith [02:00] Negative people put their fear on you, but it's their fears, not your fears [03:32] How Matthew started his career as a photographer [05:53] Why he started Sepia Dreams book project and what it is about [07:43] How he began photographing celebrities for Sepia Dreams book [10:48] How he planned the project from the very beginning [12:35] How he conducted interviews with celebrities [16:17] How Matthew picked the celebrities for interviewing and reached them out [20:17] The impact that Sepia Dreams book had on his career and life [23:57] The meaning that Matthew put into the project inspired many celebrities to participate in it [28:46] After publishing a book he got a lot of media exposure and sponsorship [32:31] What he would do if he would start a similar project again [35:46] Where to find Matthew online [36:32] For the show notes go to marinabarayeva.com and subscribe to the Marketing for Creatives show Let’s get in touch: Check what influencer you are as an entrepreneur. Take a quiz at marinabarayeva.com/influencer Did you get new insights? Please leave a short review on iTunes Follow on Instagram @MarinaBarayeva Follow on Twitter @MarinaBarayeva

In this episode, I interview Matthew Nordan, the Managing Director at Prime Impact Fund and the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of MNL Partners. Matthew also sits on numerous boards including Greentown Labs, Sense, and Quidnet Energy. As you may know from listening to Sarah Kearney’s episode, Prime Impact Fund is an early-stage venture capital fund focused on breakthrough climate innovation. Before Prime, Matthew was a venture capital investor at Venrock, one of the world’s oldest and most successful VC firms, where he and colleagues drove the firm’s investment in Nest Labs (acquired by Google for $3.2 billion). Prior to Venrock, Matthew was President of Lux Research (acquired by private equity firm Bregal Sagemount), an advisory services firm for science-driven innovation that he co-founded in 2004. Under Matthew’s leadership, the Lux Research analyst team became a globally recognized authority on the business impact of emerging technologies. Earlier, Matthew held a variety of senior management roles at emerging technology advisor Forrester Research (NASDAQ:FORR) in the U.S. and Europe. In addition to Prime, Matthew is co-founder and Managing Partner at MNL Partners, which develops energy and environmental projects in China. Matthew also co-founded and serves on the board of Prime Coalition, Prime Impact Fund’s non-profit parent organization. Matthew has testified before the U.S. Congress four times on emerging technology issues, was a founding member of the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on Emerging Technologies, and is a widely sought-after speaker and commentator. He serves on the boards of MicroByre, Lilac Solutions, Sense Labs, Quidnet Energy, and Greentown Labs (the world’s largest incubator for energy and environmental companies). Matthew graduated from Yale, where he conducted cognitive neuroscience research on emotion and memory. In this episode we discuss: The a-ha moment Matthew experienced at a conference that sparked his climate journey. The differences between traditional VC and the investments Matthew makes through Prime Impact Fund specifically as it relates to moon shot ideas and climate focused companies. How Matthew and Prime balance the return of capital vs impact along with the differences between catalytic capital and market based capital. Matthews view on the role and importance of policy in the climate fight. I hope you enjoy the show! You can find me on twitter @jjacobs22 and email at info@myclimatejourney.co, where I encourage you to share your feedback on episodes and provide suggestions for future guests or topics you'd like to see covered on the show. Links for topics discussed in this episode: Prime Coalition: https://primecoalition.org/ Life Alive in Cambridge: https://www.lifealive.com/ Lux Research: https://luxresearchinc.com/ Richard Smalley: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Smalley Quidnet Energy: http://fortune.com/2015/06/16/philanthropists-back-energy-startups/ Venrock: https://www.venrock.com/ Ray Rothrock: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ray-rothrock-75b9403/ Nest Labs: https://nest.com/ Lucid Motors: https://lucidmotors.com/ Kyoto Protocol: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyoto_Protocol Sarah Kearney: https://www.myclimatejourney.co/episodes/sarah-kearney Program Related Investments: https://www.irs.gov/charities-non-profits/private-foundations/program-related-investments Genocea Biosciences: https://www.genocea.com/ Gates Foundation: https://www.gatesfoundation.org/ Breakthrough Energy Ventures: http://www.b-t.energy/ventures/ Evok Innovations: https://www.evokinnovations.com/ Opus12: https://www.opus-12.com/ Nicholas Flanders: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicholas-flanders-378a6044/

In this episode I met up with Matthew De Los Reyes, this guy is an awesome creative who focuses his creative efforts in a number of areas; graphic design, film making, illustration and editing. He was put in touch with me by Ibby Tarafder who was previously on the podcast (props to Ibby for that). In this episode we go over a number of areas: Journaling (the importance of it) How Matthew got into his creative endeavours How Matthew attained his first client Being a freelancer The future authoring programme General tips and ideas for creatives Plus more This episode is filled with lots of value and something I highly listening to if you want to improve your mindset towards being a creative and to get practical advice on journaling and more. More importantly, get down in the comment section and let us know what you think, do you have any ideas which link into this? It’s important your voice is heard. For more content like this be sure to hit up www.collectiveconnect.org :)

If you’ve been listening to the show for a while, you’ve heard me fangirl all over Matthew Ferry. He is a transformational coach with over 25 years of experience with The Rapid Enlightenment Process, a tested system for achieving profound states of happiness and success in life, and the author of Quiet Mind Epic Life: Escape The Status Quo & Experience Enlightened Prosperity Now. Matthew’s down-to-earth approach empowers people to rise above the unwanted chatter and negativity of the mind and feel profound peace – the simple recipe for an extraordinary life. You Will Hear About: [3:45] How Matthew evolved to where he is now [5:00] 73% of Americans say they deal with psychological stress on a daily basis [6:00] Working on your mindset [7:30] What is The Rapid Enlightenment Process? [12:00] Not listening to the “drunk monkey” & our hidden motives to survive [24:45] Self-awareness is the key to transformation [28:40] How you can become more self-aware [32:00] How do you keep a quiet mind when your job involves social media? [46:35] The 5 steps to release your attachment Resources: Learn more at (https://matthewferry.com/) Get pumped with Matthew’s music & affirmations: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4q4sUMPZIzl7eC8NtkXnVm Read: Quiet Mind Epic Life: Escape The Status Quo & Experience Enlightened Prosperity Now Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/matthewferryquietmind/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AcademyofInfluence/featured Twitter: https://twitter.com/matthew_ferry “[5 Steps] Release Attachment to Increase Your Effectiveness Immediately” Are you enjoying the show? I want to know! (http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1370982175) . Mommy Millionaire is produced by Podcast Masters

On today’s show, we’re bringing on Matt Makuch from Victoria, British Columbia to share his mathematics professional learning journey thus far. Matt shares some of the influencers who inspired him initially to begin thinking differently about teaching his math class including Marcy Cook, Kim Sutton, and Sherry Perrish. He also shares how he took the plunge to take his professional learning to the next level when he joined our Making Math Moments That Matter Online Workshop. In particular, he’ll share his progress thus far incorporating the Notice and Wonder routine, how he is now better mathematizing the world around him to incorporate into his mathematics learning environment, and his early attempts at spiralling the mathematics curriculum. Show Notes: http://makemathmoments.com/episode17 You’ll Learn: Great resources to start (or continue) your mathematics learning journey;. Some of the challenges you might experience when trying to implement a notice and wonder protocol; How Matthew has “stumbled” upon a great set of curious math prompts after taking our online workshop by seeing the mathematics in the world around him; Matthew’s biggest take-aways from our online workshop he participated in recently; The importance of widening your perspective when it comes to teaching mathematics and teaching in general.  

How Matthew chapter 7 applies to be a man.

Today we are talking with Matthew Lillard, successful and talented actor, passionate giver, creator of Beadle & Grimm’s Pandemonium Warehouse (Oh, what!?  Oh, yes!), and one of our new favorite humans. Matthew is kind, hilarious, thoughtful, and insightful. We nearly fell over when Matthew arrived and admitted that he had no idea why he was here!   He was serious. “Why do you want to talk to me?”, he asked. “I’m over 30, I’m a DAD!”. He was confused, but ready to go, open and willing to dive into a conversation. We cover important topics like social anxiety, the dating world today, and body dysmorphia. Matthew also shares what truly brings him joy, and how he believes that being a creative is achievable for everyone, they just need to go out there regardless of the fear and chase their dreams. We also talk about what it’s like to raise young women in today’s society + what Matthew has learned from his daughters, and Matthew’s passion for the social cause , HIVE Be Good.   We also talk about…   Why we have a podcast + want Matthew to have one too Matthew’s take on dating apps How Matthew met his wife His experiences at Comic Con events How a love for Dungeons and Dragons sparked a company Deciding he wanted to be an actor Having a learning disability Matthew’s ask for Almost 30 Nation   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Resources: Learn More: beadleandgrimms.com Instagram: @matthewlillard Check out: HIVE Be Good   Twitter: @matthewlillard Learn more: yourpodcastpro.com     Upcoming Events: Almost 30 Tour | December 4th, Vancouver Almost 30 Tour | December 6th, Vancouver      Sponsors: Dirty Lemon | www.dirtylemon.com use code ALMOST30 for a free case in your order. Kopari | Use code ALMOST30 for 15% your first order at koparibeauty.com Article | www.article.com/ALMOST30 for $50 off a purchase of $100 or more FabFitFun | Winter Box is finally here! Sign up for FabFitFun today! FabFitFun boxes make amazing gifts for the holidays! Go to fabfitfun.com to sign-up and start getting the box for a life well-lived! Use promo code ALMOST30 to get $10 off your first box - that’s over $200 for only $39.99! Candid Co. | Head to candidco.com/almost30 , you’ll save 25% on your modeling kit! Skillshare | www.skillshare.com/almost30 for two months of Skillshare for 99 cents. The Almost 30 Podcast is edited by Podcast Masters

Matthew Bertulli is the co-founder of Demac Media and Pela Case. Pela Case is the world's first compostable phone case. This helps cut down on the billion cases produced each year that will probably end up in the ocean. Demac Media is an award-winning ecommerce products and services company based out of Toronto, Ontario. They are one of the largest Magento Gold partners in Canada and one of the top Magento partners globally and a Shopify partner as well. Their 90 person staff provides ecommerce platform technology and managed services to retailers, manufacturers, and wholesale distributors selling direct to consumer or business to business. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [1:16] Jeremy welcomes his guest, Matthew Bertulli. [3:20] Matthew talks about his family and their work in entrepreneurship. [5:45] What led Matthew to start his own business? [8:30] Early work in ecommerce. [10:30] How did Demac Media start? [16:20] Grabbing the dragon by the tail. [24:00] How Matthew started building up Pela. [28:00] Allocating resources and keeping two businesses separate. [33:30] Matthew’s take on building a successful ecommerce brand. [39:30] Products that Pela is rolling out in the next 60 days and how they launch. [46:15] Using innovative and sustainable materials. [50:30] Matthew talks about the decision to bring on an outside CEO. [52:45] Dealing with challenges in the business. [55:30] Apps that Matthew and his team use. [1:03:30] Growing pains in the ecommerce industry. [1:07:50] Matthew talks about email notifications and conversion rates. [1:10:00] Why reviews are so important. [1:16:00] Matthew shares some bumps along the way and building a healthy culture. [1:20:30] A proud moment in business. In this episode… What does it look like to lead the way in eliminating waste from consumer products? Why would a business create a goal so large and seemingly impossible? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and innovator Matthew Bertulli. In his conversation with Jeremy, Matthew opens up about starting Demac Media, how he connected with the founder of Pela, why he is so passionate about eliminating waste, his successful career in the ecommerce industry, and so much more! Don’t miss a minute of this engaging and informative episode featuring Matthew! Can a business become profitable while focusing on eliminating waste from everyday items like cell phone cases? While it’s a noble cause and worthwhile pursuit, how could it ever become a sustainable business model? Matthew Bertulli is convinced that people will connect with the vision and goal of eliminating waste using one of the most natural methods available, their buying habits. If they can convince people who are willing to spend money on a phone case to take the time to consider what impact that purchase will have on the planet, they are confident they can win a buyer. Make sure to check out the link to Pela’s website to learn more! When was the last time you purchased a product based on the advice of someone you know and trust? The buying habits of many people are primarily influenced by the opinions and input of their friends and family. As social media continues to expand its reach, people are turning to influencers and social media personalities when it comes to deciding which product they are going to purchase. Recognizing this trend, Matthew and his team at Pela went on the hunt for the right person and demographic to connect to their brand. Thankfully, they found a vegan influencer who got behind the product and ignited interest in Pela. What can you learn from Pela’s story? Let’s face it, we all have to make strategic decisions when it comes to our time, resources, and energy. Leaders like Matthew Bertulli have to make those same decisions but on an amplified scale. After successfully running Demac Media, Matthew jumped at the opportunity to take a product like Pela Cases to the marketplace. Rather than folding Pela into Demac Media, Matthew made the strategic decision to keep the two organizations separate so they could plot their paths and profitability. While the decision wasn’t an easy one to make, looking back, Matthew is satisfied that it was the right call, putting both businesses in the best position for long-term success. Have you ever had a moment when you took the time to reflect on your career and realized that every step of the way prepared you for your current role? Matthew Bertulli had no idea when he was younger that he would end up leading two thriving businesses, but looking back some influences led him to where he is now. Growing up in an entrepreneurial environment enabled Matthew to consider starting a business as a viable career option. This upbringing also gave him a creative edge opening up opportunities that most people would have never found. Resources Mentioned on this episode www.pelacase.com www.demacmedia.com Matt's website Anything, Anywhere Matt on Twitter Magento Yvon Chouinard 1,000 True Fans Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business Blue Ocean Strategy Shopify Plus Yotpo Smile.io Grow Glue.io Chatkit Zen Desk Order Bot Klaviyo Intro Music by Kidd Russell Sponsor for this episode Rise25 creates 100% outsourced VIP days for software companies and conference organizers to serve their highest level customers. 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 partners and collaborates with entrepreneur-focused communities, with particular emphasis on creating events for high volume Amazon sellers, Walmart sellers, multichannel ecommerce sellers, and founders who want to take their business to the next level. 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. If your company appreciates the value of bringing your highest level customers together to connect and collaborate, 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.

Entrepreneur, Tech CEO, Berkeley MBA - Building Tali, a next-gen timekeeping platform powered by Amazon Alexa. Matthew Volm and Host Ian explore the voice integrated future of legal services in this week's ETL podcast. Show Notes The origin of Tali – asking how Alexa could solve the problem of time entry. How Tali leverages voice capturing technology to help lawyers capture up to  40% more billable time. How voice technology will increasingly complete other legal admin tasks.  Exploring the voice integrated future. How Matthew went about product development.   Why product development and customer discovery “never ends.” Why friction and complexity are detrimental to your productivity. How AI and machine learning are used to power the Tali voice time entry platform. What lawyers are doing with more time. Matthew on what is unique in legal tech and critical traits for successful entrepreneurs. On finding a problem worth solving.  Why you need to feel the pain of your customer. The value of making small improvements vs. quantum leaps. What will and won’t be automated in the future. Why lawyers who adopt AI will replace lawyers who don’t. Links and Resources from this Episode For additional information go to https://abovethelaw.com/legal-innovation-center https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewvolm/ https://www.telltali.com/ Review and Subscribe If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite player to get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher

Jason Hartman talks with Matthew J Martin, founder & CEO of Blossom Finance, about how Islam views cryptocurrencies and what Sharia law says about debt and investing. The two examine what exactly Islam says about various actions, and how that impacts all facets of life for around 20% of the world. Key Takeaways: [2:24] How Matthew views micro financing [6:23] Why is it important to know what Muslims think about debt and cryptocurrencies? [8:56] What about the Muslim investors today? Are they following Sharia law or not? [13:06] Sharia law allows credit sales, you just can't have a 3rd party solely giving money [16:18] Islam is about risk participation [21:06] What is the Islamic view of cryptocurrencies? [25:03] The law of the land is supposed to trump Sharia law, but that doesn't seem to be the view of many Muslims who are immigrating Website: www.BlossomFinance.com

I have been really lucky over the past few weeks to speak to some of the most intelligent and nicest people in the natural health world and today is no different as I speak to another world-class holistic health coach and wonderful person Matthew Wallden. Matthew is has a wealth of knowledge on all things health. He is currently a senior health coach within the Chek Institute, and anyone who knows Paul Chek knows that title wouldn’t get given out lightly. On today’s show we discuss: How Matthew discovered Paul Chek’s work and started his journey with the Chek Institute. The challenges of consulting for a Premier League Club (it’s not the players) The effect posture has on mood and performance How meat grew the human brain The health implications of a sedentary life The benefits of primal movements The health benefits of running barefoot & much more You can find Matthew here: https://www.mattwallden.com/ Enjoy the show and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family, as well as writing a comment, or a review on itunes. To Your Health & Happiness Ryan

On today’s episode of The His & Her Money Show, we’re thankful to have an awesome couple, Matthew and Kitty, share with us their financial journey to becoming debt free. They went through a lot of obstacles but attained their goals through determination and perseverance! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE How they figured out they needed to get out of debt. How they get on to the same page and made progress towards their goals. Ways that Matthew and Kitty kept themselves motivated. How Matthew opened an investment account for his children. Two principles they injected into their lives that led to debt freedom. Things they can do now they couldn’t do before after being debt free. The biggest things learned throughout their debt journey. Words of encouragement for people who want debt freedom. RESOURCES DaveRamseyFinancialCoaching.com  

In this episode, Matthew Slipper shares how living by a principle he calls "Unorthodoxy" has allowed him to achieve massive success in the tech industry at a very young age. Matthew discovered coding at age 11. When other kids were playing Pokemon or video games, he was studying books on Perl 5 at the library. At 17, while still in high school, Matthew became the sole front-end engineer for Perzo - which was later acquired by Goldman Sachs to become Symphony and attain a billion dollar valuation Currently, he is one of the founders of Kyokan, a company in the blockchain industry who is at the forefront of turning the world-changing potential of this exciting technology into a reality. For more information about what Kyokan does, please visit: https://kyokan.io/ In This Episode... [1:55] How living by the principle of Unorthodoxy has allowed Matthew to achieve massive success in the tech industry at a very young age. [2:28] Why Perzo trusted Matthew, who was just 17 and still in high school at the time, to be the sole front-end developer for an app that managed the communications for financial institutes with trillions of dollars under management. [5:15] “You’d be an idiot not to leave college” - What you need to demonstrate to friends and family to earn their support while taking an unconventional path. [6:30] How Matthew, and his company Kyokan, are working to help blockchain visionaries turn their big ideas into actual products. [10:33] Why critically identifying your personal philosophy and vision is vital to both long-term success and happiness. [14:40] Warning: If you don’t embrace this one mindset you absolutely shouldn’t found your own company (and how you can still fulfill your purpose even if founding isn’t the right choice for you). [16:25] The missing piece you need to identify if you want to obtain mastery of any skill. [20:40] How setting aside your ego and practicing the principle of “Radical Transparency” can rapidly accelerate your path to success by skipping the failures that would otherwise teach you the same lesson. [23:35] How to decide if the traditional or conventional path is right for you if you’re looking to break into the tech industry. [26:55] What the future holds for Kyokan and how you can connect if it sounds like working there could help fulfill your purpose. Resources Kyokan Interested In Working For Kyokan? Matthew's LinkedIn Matthew's Twitter Get Elliot's Primed Mind App

Matthew Jordan Smith is a Celebrity, Fashion, and Beauty photographer with over 30 years of experience. Photographing everyone from Hallie Berry, Mandy Moore, Tyra Banks, Samuel l Jackson, Oprah, and my personal favorite, Jeff Goldblum, it goes without saying that he is a master at his craft. And luckily for you, he is also an author and educator. Today I'm incredibly lucky to be talking to Matthew Jordan Smith! In Today's Interview You'll Learn: How Matthew got his start in photography How Matthew got his first paid gig How Matthew built relationships with magazines and editors How Matthew dealt with Imposter Syndrome How Matthew transitioned from fashion photography to beauty and celebrity photography How Matthew handled photographing his first celebrity  Tips on how to visualize an important photoshoot  How using pintrest can create a vision for your photoshoot Why a reshoot is never an option Why communication is the key to a successful photoshoot How you can stay relevant regaurdless of your gear Resources: Matthew's Website Matthew's Instagram Matthew's Podcast Matthew's Creative Live Courses The Beginner Photography Podcast on Facebook Beginner Photography Podcast Private Facebook Group Check out more at www.BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Have A Question? Reach out to us on social Facebook: www.Facebook.com/BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Instagram: www.Instagtam.com/BeginnerPhotoPodcast Or Email us at: BeginnerPhotographyPodcast@gmail.com

Michael Ferrara has had such a diverse career. He is a great public speaker, a photographer, a philosopher, and a real estate professional. On this episode of Real Relationships, I chat with Matthew and learn how his varied interests have helped his career. Matthew also explains to me how building genuine client relationships have led to his sales success. Matthew never has to chase the sale or make the ask. Do you want to learn how to have your sales just come to you without chasing them down? If so, then listen to this episode to hear Matthew’s fantastic advice on developing genuine client relationships. Learn how to maximize your work and play Why does Matthew Ferrera do what he does?  He is a multifaceted worker that has a knack for connecting different things to help friends and audiences. His varied interests have helped him connect different people and in turn, help them develop relationships. Matthew’s desire to help people to maximize their work and play has led to an interesting and varied career. He realized that those with an expansive view can provide more insight. Find out more about how Matthew uses his unique background to maximize his work and play while connecting people. Repeat great lessons from those who have come before Matthew transformed his career slowly over time. He learned how important relationships are when it took one key relationship to bring about his transformation to a career in real estate. That relationship helped him find his way and he learned some great lessons that he has been repeating throughout the years since great lessons can be used over and over. Ever since embarking on his real estate journey he has been looking for bigger and bigger platforms which eventually led to his career in public speaking. Listen to this episode to hear some of the fantastic lessons that Matthew’s mentors have provided him and that you can use in your own career. Learn how to build key relationships A series of great relationships were a key to Matthew's career success. This led him to learn that relationships are key to making any sales or doing any sort of business. Matthew learned that listening is imperative to building relationships even though his natural tendency as a public speaker is to do all the talking. Part of relationship building is to be a listening marketer, not a telling marketer.   Over time he has learned how to build genuine relationships with his clients. Listen to this episode to hear Matthew’s tips for building genuine client relationships. When will the transaction happen? Many sales professionals are always looking for the next sale. They bombard their clients with spammy newsletters or less than helpful social media tips. Matthew approaches his clients differently. He provides the work first before a transaction ever happens. That way the sale happens naturally when the time is right. He feels that it is best to put the transaction out of his mind and focus on building a genuine relationship with his client. He knows that if the trust is built and the relationship is solid then the transaction will come at the right time. Are you tired of chasing after clients and always trying to make the sale? If so, then you will want to listen to this episode to hear Michael Ferrara discuss his genuine client relationships. Outline of this great episode [1:24] Why does Matthew do what he does [6:04] How Matthew transformed from an introvert to an extrovert [10:05] The power of relationships have been the key to his success [18:06] Being genuine in relationships [22:03] Just do the work and you will get paid [31:47] Open your conversations with questions Resources & Links mentioned in this episode matthewferrara.com Always use the online HTML Editor to compose the content for your website easily.

We focus quite a bit on visibility on STANDOUT, of course - on things you can do to be seen as an expert in your field. Over the past 50 episodes, we’ve talked about PR, podcasts, video marketing, content marketing and speaking, just to name a few of the topics. It’s so gratifying to get your message out to more people. But, if you’re a business owner, all that visibility doesn’t do much unless it results in sales. I’d love to get your take on this. We can discuss it in the STANDOUT Facebook community, a truly wonderful group of business owners and marketers. Click here to join it. Most people come to me to get help raising their visibility, because they feel that visibility will get them more clients and customers. It can certainly do that, and my next guest says that good marketing makes the sales job a lot easier. But what happens if that is not the result? What if the sales machine is broken? I’m thrilled today to introduce all of you to Matthew Kimberley. I have no idea where I heard of Matthew first, probably on a podcast somewhere and I immediately signed up for his email list. His emails are entertaining, motivational and I learn so much about what you need to do to be successful in sales. And remember, you don’t have a business unless you have sales. As you’ll hear in this episode, Matthew has a long history in sales. He is the former head of the Book Yourself Solid School of Coach training and is the creator of the School for Selling. This is an episode you might want to come back to, as Matthew shares quite a bit, his systematic process for creating confidence in selling, how a job as a timeshare salesman helped shape how he approaches selling today - it’s not what you think - and he gives us a checklist you can use over and over again to guarantee sales in your business. What you'll learn in this episode: *How to become an order taker in sales *How Matthew developed his very systematic approach to sales *The step-by-step system Matthew uses and teaches to grow sales from scratch *What needs to happen to create confidence in the selling process Links mentioned in this episode: *The School for Selling *Matthew's free guide: 5 things you need to do every morning to get more clients in 60 days Did you enjoy the show? Please subscribe to the STANDOUT with Cheryl Tan podcast on iTunes here.

Matthew Biancaniello is an absolutely inspiring self-made individual – he wrote Eat Your Drink: Culinary Cocktails (and has a second book on the way), hosted the Good Spirits TV series, and has traveled around the world making unique cocktails with unfamiliar ingredients… and he’s only been a mixologist for about seven years!   This episode is sponsored by Ora Organic, my favorite supplement company because they use only organic and sustainable ingredients in ALL of their supplements, the products forking work, and who doesn’t love sexy packaging, right? I am so excited for you all to experience Ora Organic for yourselves with a SWEET discount! Go ahead and please enjoy a 15% discount off your ENTIRE order, always! Not just one and then done! At Checkout use JustForkingAround for your code and happily receive your 15% discount, forking awesome! (I have been using and am obsessed with the Trust Your Gut Probiotic Powder and the Omega 3 Spray called Nothing Fishy Here. The Organic Greens Powder, Easy Being Green, is also a crowd pleaser). ENJOY! Check out Ora Organic Here     I met Matthew during an incredible AirBnB Experience called Sea to Fork, hosted by previous guest Nicole Landers (check out episode 19 if you haven’t already), and I immediately fell in love with his forking awesome mixology philosophy. Matthew actually hosts his own amazing AirBnB experience, too, which highlights our mutual love of biodynamics! You get to go foraging in Malibu for herbs and other plants, harvest them, and then craft cocktails using your natural bounty. We also discuss: Big family dinners full of delicious Greek food Cooking with fresh ingredients from a very young age How Matthew started bartending (and lost money buying better ingredients out of pocket) How a family history of alcoholism influences the way he makes cocktails Matthew’s mixology philosophy How he marries new flavors with old ingredients Why he got rid of his menu How Matthew makes every dining experience a journey Combining the alcohol world and food world How Matthew’s upcoming book reflects his future, and his first book reflects where he’s been Being more specific with our intentions Resources: Connect with Matthew: Website | Instagram | Facebook Sign up for Matthew’s AirBnB experience Read Eat Your Drink: Culinary Cocktails “Eat Your Drink with Modern Mixologist Matthew Biancaniello” by Carole Dixon

“The most value you can get at this moment in time that’s such an easy reach, is to find someone that’s doing the exact same thing as you right now and that’s in a different company and just ask them ‘What are the problems you’re facing?’” In this episode I’m joined by Matthew Barby. Matt leads the global Growth and SEO strategy for HubSpot, a public company with thousands of employees, and has one of the best marketing and startup growth blogs on the Internet. He got that job when he was just a few years out of school because he worked relentlessly to master the kinds of marketing work that ended up getting him noticed there. He was working with a small agency, out of a shed as he puts it, and hammering away at trying to get sites more traffic day and night and learning everything he could along the way. For anyone who wants to know how they can quickly develop a valuable skillset and reach the top of their field… Matt is a great guy to emulate. We covered: Advice for improving your search engine rankings How you can master skills that you’re interested in Reaching out to others as a way to improve your skills Looking at failure more as a tool for growth rather than a setback Comparing yourself to others less and being happier with less And a ton more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Matthew on Twitter!   If you enjoyed our discussion on reaching out to others, you should check out my episode with Chris Chaney, my episode with Charlie Hoehn, and my episode with Justin Mares. If you want to learn more on becoming happier, you may like my episode with Angela Ma. Find Matthew Online: Matthew’s Blog Twitter Linkedin Mentioned in the show: HubSpot MozCon SEO Typeform Canva Sumo MozBlog People mentioned: Joe Chernov 1:33 - Intro to Matthew, him detailing a few recent travel experiences for HubSpot. 5:45 - Matthew’s recent speech at MozCon on running growth, failure, and SEO. 8:38 - What Matthew does for HubSpot and him discussing a bit about the company. 10:52 - How Matthew achieved his senior role at HubSpot while still reasonably young. 17:40 - Matthew speaking on how he learned to navigate a much larger company and on the learning curve he faced. 19:44 - Matthew’s process for finding people to gain new insights and information that are in similar company roles as himself. 23:30 - Advice for reaching out to others and tips for reaching out to others in similar fields as yourself to drastically improve your expertise. 28:57 - Nat and Matthew on SEO and their advice for learning SEO techniques. 32:33 - Matthew’s detailed process for assessing whether certain SEO techniques work or don’t work. 37:29 - Framing failures more as knowledge and education, instead of setbacks. Matthew also giving advice for setting goals and on high risk/reward situations in your job. 41:53 - What Matthew did before he received a job at HubSpot and how he learned to be highly proficient in SEO. 47:10 - How Matthew gained to confidence to go through a more difficult career approach after college and him speaking on the importance of persevering through hardships early on to have a larger payout in the future. 50:40 - Nat and Matthew’s advice for becoming happier with less and comparing yourself to others less often. 57:15 - Wrap up and where to find Matthew online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast

When it comes to understanding what is coming in the future of work, there are few people who have more relevant insights than Matthew Brimer. Matthew is the co-founder of General Assembly, a pioneer in education and career transformation that specializes in teaching people today's most in-demand skills. This conversation with Matthew is intriguing, hitting on many themes having to do with the future of work and what you can do to position yourself for success, so be sure you listen. ## Outcome oriented education that tees you up for real-world skills and employment. General Assembly is all about outcome-oriented education. What does that mean practically? It means the GA team approaches education not from the standpoint of a standardized curriculum, but rather from the perspective of what the desired end-goal is. They do so by staying abreast of what companies are and will be looking for in terms of employee skills and talents in years ahead. That enables General Assembly to stay on the cutting edge of what students need to learn. Find out why Ari and Nick have begun working alongside the General Assembly team, on this episode of Leverage. ## Why everyone needs to think more entrepreneurially about their career. When Ari asked Matthew Brimer about the future of work, he said that he's pretty certain that everyone in the workforce is going to need to learn how to think entrepreneurially about their career. He's not saying everyone should become an entrepreneur, but that everyone needs to learn how to push the envelope, be creative, and take risks in order to discover the things about their field and their skillset that make them uniquely suited for particular roles. It's going to cause the workforce to be more agile, but more specialized, which is what Matthew believes the future will demand. Find out more of Matthew's thoughts about the future of work, on this episode. ## Experimentation is part of the game as you move forward on the success journey. Gone are the days of rote, mechanical roles in a static workplace. As technology and commerce advance at increasingly higher rates those in the workforce will be required to flex, adapt, and experiment, even in well-established roles. Matthew Brimer says that experimentation is part of what will enable people to discover their unique fit and thrive in the ever-changing future of work. As co-founder of General Assembly, Matthew has a unique perspective on this topic that you'll want to hear, so be sure to listen. ## To be more effective, intentionally and diligently surround yourself with people who raise the bar. Matthew Brimer is a person who knows that growth doesn't come from staying in the same environment you've always been in. That's why his advice about how to be more effective began with intentionally surrounding yourself with people who push you toward growth. He pointed out that great things are seldom done in isolation and those who achieve great things in their lives are those who are constantly interacting with others who are on the same trajectory. You can hear all three of Matthew's recommendations for how to be more effective, on this episode of Leverage. ## Outline of This Episode - [0:03] Welcome to Matthew Brimer - a guy who's a bigger deal than he realizes. - [2:40] Why Matthew is on the cutting edge of technology and education at the same time. - [4:55] What is Daybreaker and why did Matthew even try such an out of the box thing? - [10:30] How Matthew starts his day and manages time as his most important resource. - [14:30] How Matthew chooses the kind of companies he will serve as an advisor. - [16:39] Matthew's thoughts about the future of work. - [22:47] Why the valedictorian of the will not be the high achiever of the future. - [26:40] Matthew's biggest startup failure: they made every mistake in the book. - [35:00] What was the MVP for General Assembly? - [39:30] Matthew's top tips for becoming more effective. ## Resources --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

Matthew Bellows is the Founder @ Yesware and a specialist in helping sales people close more deals faster. Yesware serves more than 750,000 salespeople at companies like IBM, Groupon, Salesforce, Twilio, Yelp, VMWare, and Zendesk. Prior to Yesware, Matthew was the VP of Sales at Vivox. Before that, he was GM at Floodgate (acquired by Zynga) and Founder/CEO of WGR Media (acquired by CNET Networks). In Today’s Episode with Matthew We Discuss: How Matthew came to be Founder and CEO @ Yesware? What was the a-ha moment for him? Whether sales is an art or a science and what makes Matthew feel this way? Why all founders should do sales until $1m ARR? What were Matt’s personal learnings from scaling the sales team with Yesware? Why a CEO cannot also be a VP of Sales? When is the right time to hire an exec to run the sales team and begin sales specialisation? How Matthew approaches the hiring process? What is the best way to receive high quality candidates? What does his interview process look like? With the array of data on sales activity how can managers balance management with micro-management? What are the inherent problems? 60 Second SaaStr: If Matthew could do the process again, what would he redo? How does Matthew deal with rejection in business and sales? Strategies to optimise email open rates? If you would like to find out more about the show and the guests presented you can follow us on Twitter here: Jason Lemkin Harry Stebbings Saastr Matthew Bellows

In this episode, I speak with Matthew Turner, the author of The Successful Mistake. Matthew wanted to take advantage of the vast opportunities crowdfunding a product offers. Last year he decided to do just that. And it flopped. During the time he realized an important factor that plays into the success of anyone in business: relationships. In this episode he shares how his relationships were effected during the launch and what he learned. Here’s what else we discuss: How Matthew came up with the idea for The Successful Mistake. How he discovered most successful people look at their mistakes as some sort of badge of honor. Even after interviewing 163 successful people about their mistakes, Matthew still had to make his own. What he did that caused his crowdfunding campaign to fail. Why he expected people to spread the word. How he made the decision to give up. Why he said it didn’t deserve to be funded. How easy it was for Matthew to burn relationships. Why he thought he was right to get angry because people weren’t buying his book and helping out. What made him realize he was “That guy” who only reached out when he needed help. What he’s doing to change. What made his other crowdfunding campaigns successful. Why the, “If something is scary then you need to do it,” advice hurt more than helped. Why he’s still glad he put the book up to be funded and how it benefits him today. How the challenge to get to launch day is terrifies and excites Matthew. How it has helped him build a “Challenge is learning” mindset. And more… Download Matthew’s tips in this episode’s 1-Page Quick Action Sheet.