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Are you making the transition to parenthood but having a hard time finding a good doctor who will work with you to prepare for this life-changing event?Dr. Nathan Riley sheds light on the state of OB/GYN care in America, why a woman should train for her pregnancy and what fathers can do to support their partners in this Living 4D conversation.Learn more about Nathan's work at his Beloved Holistics website and podcast.For Living 4D listeners: Save $50 off a one-hour consultation with Nathan or one hour of a 10-hour package at this link.Show NotesThe story of Zoe's birth which led Angie and Paul to meet Nathan. (11:12)Why don't OB-GYN doctors consult with midwives during the birthing process? (30:33)A soundtrack for Zoe's birth. (43:56)Healthy mom, healthy baby: A toxic platitude used in mainstream medicine. (55:43)Nathan's big dream. (1:10:59)Women should be training their bodies for pregnancy. (1:21:15)What Nathan learned about being a parent and husband from a nationally renowned midwife. (1:26:07)A woman's obsession before and after pregnancy with rock hard abs may lead to incontinence problems. (1:35:36)Men: Are you ready to support your partners through the most transcendent experience — childbirth — in your lives? (1:45:59)How Nathan became a man. (1:54:21)An embrace of menstruation for women's health. (2:02:26)“We've trained women in our society to believe they're dirty.” (2:14:27)The Golden Hour. (2:23:29)Conventional medical values: Reciting facts and rules vs. true experience. (2:30:44)Informed consent vs coercive language. (2:53:28)Nathan's advice for finding a good physician. (3:10:07)ResourcesMama Natural.comPlacentophagyMargaret A. Newman's theory of Health as Expanding ConsciousnessThe Peckham ExperimentWoman as Healer by Jeanne AchterbergThe work of Augustine ColebrookThe Illusion of Evidence-Based Medicine by Joe Jureidini and Leemon McHenryThanks to our awesome sponsors: The CHEK Academy, BiOptimizers (save 10 percent on your purchase by using the code Paul10 at checkout), Cymbiotika (save 15 percent on your purchase by using the code CHEK15 at checkout),  Organifi (save 20 percent on your purchase by using the code CHEK20 at checkout), Paleovalley (save 15 percent on your purchase by using the code chek15 at checkout, One Farm CBD Oils (save 15 percent on your purchase by using the code CHEK at checkout) and Essential Oil Wizardry (save 10 percent on your purchase by using the code living4d at checkout).As an Amazon Associate, we earn commissions from qualifying purchases.

In this episode, we introduce Nathan Evans, WHU-alumn, co-founder of eCommerce startup fulfil, director at the founder's institute in Munich and has 25 years of experience in banking and fintech. Nathan and I had a great conversation about his fascinating career trajectory: From studying physics to the trading floors of London, from banking to product management to founding fulfin. We even managed to talk about poker as a metaphor for entrepreneurship. So I hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as I did the conversation. Part 1: Nathan Preview (00:04) Part 2: Introducing Nathan Evans (02:15) Part 3: Nathan's founder journey (04:41) Part 4: “The love of the game” - Making the right decisions as Nathan's drive  (10:09) Part 5: Parallels between life and entrepreneurship as a “long game” (12:44) Part 6: How Nathan's trajectory led him to founder-market (15:52) Part 7: Growth financing for young eCommerce companies - the problem fulfin solves (18:07) Part 8: “Don't use equity capital to finance working capital” - Nathan's financing advice (20:58) Part 9: Bootstrappers are the main customer group of fulfin (23:48) Part 10: “Nail it and scale it!” - Nathan's focus in the early times of fulfin (25:03)  Part 11: “More will try and more will fail!” - Nathan's prediction on the future of retail and eCommerce (28:55) Part 12: The effect of rollup companies like Rayzor Group and others on eCommerce entrepreneurs and fulfin (31:50) Part 13: Nathan's work as a startup mentor (36:14) Part 14: The changes in the startup ecosystem in Nathan's view (39:10) Part 15: “Founder-fit” as the addition to founder-market fit (42:15) Part 16: “The love of the game” - For Nathan the only reason to go into entrepreneurship (45:00) Part 17: What would Nathan tell his younger self? (47:33) Part 18: What book is Nathan currently reading? (49:39) Part 19: What is cycling on Nathan's playlist? (52:38) Outro Gerrit (54:22)

A few weeks ago I got to visit an art exhibit called The Art of the Brick and was blown away!   I got to see recreations of famous art pieces like the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, and even a full scale Easter Island head. Oh and these recreations are entirely made out of standard LEGO bricks!   For this episode, I reached out to the artist, Nathan Sawaya, and he agreed to come on the show!   Tune in to learn… -How Nathan went from a lawyer to full-time LEGO artist, -How many LEGO bricks he keeps on hand at a time, -What his process is for building a piece, -& so much more!   For more info and The Art of the Brick exhibit schedule visit https://www.brickartist.com   For photos of his creations and more, find Nathan on Instagram @nathansawaya   --------------------------------   If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests.   For more episodes visit https://www.curiosityness.com/   Connect with Curiosityness... YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/curiosityness Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/curiositynesspodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Curiositynesstv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/curiosityness   Get your FREE Curiosityness sticker at https://www.curiosityness.com/freesticker/   Find Travis, the host of Curiosityness, on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travderose/ Or send him an email to travis@curiosityness.com

In this episode of Art of the Kickstart, we interviewed CEO of Thomas and Darden, Nathan George. Nathan is the creator of Kube4, a premium portable, wireless, and waterproof entertainment system. Kube4 has recently crossed over $100,000 raised on Kickstarter, putting it in the top 4% of all Kickstarter campaigns. Topics Discussed and Key Crowdfunding Takeaways Nathan's entrepreneurial start from selling Airheads at the bus stop to real estate to founding KubeSound How Nathan went from wanting to sell Kube4 out of the back of a trailer at football games to being featured as a top product by WIRED magazine What prep work the KubeSound team did in advance of their launch How Nathan and his team decided which features to include and optimize with the Kube4 Advice for entrepreneurs looking to make partnerships Links Kube4 on Kickstarter KubeSound Website Zero to One by Peter Thiel Sponsors Art of the Kickstart is honored to be sponsored by The Gadget Flow, a product discovery platform that helps you discover, save, and buy awesome products. The Gadget Flow is the ultimate buyer's guide for cool luxury gadgets and creative gifts. Click here to learn more and list your product - use coupon code ATOKK16 for 20% off! Transcript View this episode's transcript Roy Morejon: Welcome, entrepreneurs and startups to Art of the Kickstart, the podcast that every entrepreneur needs to listen to before you launch. I’m your host, Roy Morejon, President and Founder of Enventys Partners, the world’s only turnkey product launch company that has helped over 2,000 innovations successfully raise over $400 million in capital since 2010. Each week, I interview a crowdfunding success story, an inspirational entrepreneur, or a business expert in order to help you take your startup to the next level. This show would not be possible without our main sponsor, Product Hype, a 300,000 member crowdfunding media site and newsletter that’s generated millions of dollars in sales for over a thousand top-tier projects since 2017. Check out producthype.co to subscribe to the weekly newsletter. Now, let’s get on with the show. Roy Morejon: Welcome to another edition of Art of the Kickstart. Today, I am talking with the CEO of Thomas and Darden, Nathan George, the creator of Kube4, a premium portable entertainment system. Nathan, thank you so much for joining us today on Art of the Kickstart. Nathan George: Sure, thanks for having me, Roy. Roy Morejon: Really excited about today’s conversation. I think it would be prudent for me to jump in and say let’s talk a little bit first about your background because you’ve seen and done a lot of things, and been very successful with many things. What’s led you to this point and what led you to start as an entrepreneur? Nathan George: I don’t know. I think it goes back to even early days where I was always trying to figure how to make money. I didn’t have a lot growing up, whether it was trying to sell Airheads and Blow Pops at the bus stop, to making a self-sustaining hamster and durable business. I was running ad pack routes at 10 years old to get my first job as soon as I created 14 or 15 running inventory and stock boy for Finish Line. I started early just looking for ways to make money so I can buy a bicycle or anything else like that to get around. Roy Morejon: Talk a little bit about your current businesses or adventures in the entrepreneurial world. Nathan George: I think that that mindset is kind of always been around for me. I thought I was always destined to be an academic and be a professor, so my background’s in math and physics. I worked at Los Alamos National Labs and NSA. When I was at Berkeley after my first year, I got an email for a summer job to work with a startup hedge fund. I came in and ended up being brought on to build out the whole research team. I was hiring graduated PhDs from I’ve League to come work for me and I was a first-year student.

CEO of Graystone International, Nathan Teinert ‘13, joins us today to talk about his business journey and best hacks! Nathan breaks down acquisition entrepreneurship, diversifying liabilities, and more. We appreciate Nathan for sharing his business acumen, and we urge you to check out his book and podcast, Ready to Exit. Be sure to leave us a rating, and we will see you on the next episode of Aggie Growth Hacks. Thanks and Gig ‘em!   Contact: Nathan Teinert @nathan.teinert (facebook) @nathanteinertbroker (instagram)   Graystone International Graystonecorporate.net info@graystonecorporate.com @graystoneinternational (facebook) @graystonebusinessbrokers (instagram) Podcasts: Ready to Exit with Nathan Teinert Books: Do Life Differently by Jeff Reeter, Start With Why by Simon Sinek, Ready to Exit by Nathan Teinert   Timestamps & Show Notes:  (0:00 - 1:33) Intro / Nathan Teinert ‘13 (1:34 - 2:19) Aggie Memory (2:20 - 5:02) About Nathan's Companies (5:03 - 5:53) How Nathan's Firm is Becoming the Experts (5:54 - 7:38) Nathan Breaks Down his Book (7:39 - 9:36) The Most Surprising Challenge & How Nathan Hacked it (9:37 - 10:49) The Results of Improving Systems Since January (10:50 - 12:43) Industry Trends Nathan Sees & How He will Take Advantage of Them (12:44 - 14:04) Nathan's Big Hairy Audacious Goal (BHAG) (14:05 - 16:22) Lightning Round (Favorite Hack & Books) (16:23 - 17:47) Aggie Network Shoutout & Contact (17:48 - 18:50) Nathan's Merger & Acquisition Hack (18:51 - 20:15) Ready to Exit Information (20:16 - 23:10) Wrap Up & Outro

Nathan is an entrepreneur, longevity biotechnology advocate, and investor based in Toronto. He is the creator of Longevity List, Longevity Marketcap, and Biohack Stack. He also writes the Longevity Marketcap Newsletter — a weekly review of developments in the longevity industry. Nathan is a former Quantum Optics Ph.D candidate on a mission to end biological aging. Follow him on Twitter @realNathanCheng. [0:59] - How Nathan's existential crisis pushed him to focus on longevity [9:55] - Confronting death and contemplating life's purpose while traveling the world [22:30] - The evolution of Nathan's involvement in the longevity space [32:57] - Nathan's strategy to explain the importance of longevity technology [40:20] - Reasons for increasing attention on longevity research [47:07] - How anyone can contribute to the longevity movement [50:54] - Promising solutions under development today [57:57] - Nathan's personal strategies to live longer [1:06:37] - Nathan answer to the question, "how long do you expect to live?" --- homeofjake.com

Today's podcast I'm talking with Nathan Killen. His last name says most of what you need to know about his approach to hunting mature mountain bucks. He's made a habit of killing mature deer in the vast appalachian mountains of Virginia. If you like to hunt big woods and mountain terrain...then this podcast is for you. Today's session is part one of our discussion. Hope you dig it - thanks for listening!  To listen to the podcast click the orange play button at the top of the page.  You can also download the podcast via iTunes, Stitcher Radio and Google Play—don’t forget to  share with your friends! If you like the podcast, please leave us a 5 star iTunes rating…we’d really appreciate it. Click here to listen/subscribe on iTunes (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (another option for Android devices) WHAT TO EXPECT FROM PODCAST #225 —How Nathan got started —Off season scouting —Rubs and scrapes in the mountains —Hunting bucks in October —And much more SHOW NOTES AND LINKS: —Truth From The Stand Merch —Support our partners: Exodus Outdoor Gear , & Tethrd —Check out Maven optics

This episode's guest, Nathan Bickerton, pretty much broke the internet when he private messaged Social Chain Founder, Steven Bartlett and got a job offer just 10 minutes later. Listen to Nathan share his story and inspire us all to show initiative! The episode covers: How Nathan landed a job with Steven Bartlett in just 10 minutes The rollercoaster journey that Nathan has been on in the last few weeks The graduate job market and how challenging it can be to stand out right now How to deal with critics and the fear of what others think of you This episode of the podcast is proudly sponsored by Plum, the app that helps you set aside more money, little but often, while also looking after your bills. To find out more about Plum you can download the app here: https://prf.hn/click/camref:1011liSae/pubref:talktwenties Follow Talk Twenties on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn

Known by the world as “The Greatest Adventure Racer”, Nathan showed the world his prodigious leadership skills—by winning six world championship out of fifteen world championship events across the globe. Adventure racing enraptured his youthful heart after attending the Outdoor Adventure Program. Nathan’s favorite part of racing is to refine every mistake his team encountered; transforming them into better decision-making outputs that would aid his team into winning the entire race. Currently, Nathan dedicates his time building a harmonious and willful family—the thing he inherited from his mother.   In this episode, you will hear about: Nathan’s mischievous history How Nathan found his calling Why being a parent is not the “end” of your adventure Learning from mistakes in racing Dealing with pressure and uncertainties Nathan’s “Winner’s Philosophy”   [03:01] Nathan originated from a family who were adventurer at heart in terms of camping, fishing and diving but not in extreme sports like mountain climbing and hiking. He enjoyed being one with the environment and its exploratory nature. [05:01] Growing up free-willed and mischievous, Nathan felt the unhealthy directions he was heading into. Even though he felt the excitement, he knew there was no future waiting for him by going to that path. [06:28] How Nathan found his calling: He got the opportunity by attending the Outdoor Adventure Program. It was a pilot program for twelve boys where it involves challenges that frightened the participants but Nathan found interest from it. He fell in-love with the outdoor sports and the adventure of being in the wilderness. [08:46] Nathan’s brother is exceptional at multiple sports like soccer, rugby, cricket but he discovered outdoor sports and the might of his endurance. He found the thing that was for him and he went off. [11:01] Nathan and Jodie, who is an outdoor educator, decided to have a family. They wanted to build their family through their strengths as a couple and outdoor athletes, offer their children with meaningful experiences and teaching them with lessons they have learned in life. [12:46] Many people predicted that by being a young parent, it is the end of your sporting career. But Nathan and Jodie defied expectations and prove the people who doubted them wrong. [16:30] Nathan’s children are all involved in high school adventure racing where his eldest daughter and son belong to the senior team while his younger daughter is in the junior team. [18:52] Adventure racing was not a thing until Jodie started an adventure club with the goal to compete in the nationals. In just five years, the school won championships from nothing. [20:30] Nathan deliberately took a step back because he did not want to put pressure to his children by being too involved in the school’s activities. However, he coaches the teams by making a training program for them or if they wish to seek advice from him. [22:43] In 1999, the Southern Traverse in New Zealand was Nathan’s first adventure. [26:00] Learn small things from the race in terms of the checkpoints, route choices, trails and being critical with the chosen equipment. Through this, you can make better decisions on your next race. [32:37] Even when Nathan’s had kids, he still attended adventure racing since he was essentially employed by Seagate as an adventure racer. However, he felt the need to take a break due to the difficulty of balancing family matters and his pressing heart condition. [38:23] The pressure comes from the team’s standard. If you know what it feels like to underperform as a team and get beaten up by better teams, then you are good to go. [44:04] To navigate the uncertainties during an adventure race, you need to accept what happened as soon as possible. Have the solution-based thinking and focus on what things will be helpful to navigate that moment. Stay calm, be rational and identify the mistakes committed and the solutions you formulated to fix it. [51:04] If you are in a challenging spot, Nathan encourages people to think what you will say first and if that will help your team. [55:58] To become a winner, you need to be prepared to lose it—have the confidence to do the best for your team even if you put yourselves out of the race. [01:00:57] You always do more when you’ve got to race. CONNECT WITH NATHAN! Website: https://nathanfaavae.nz/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nathan.faavae JOIN MY ADVENTURES!   JOIN MY INNER CIRCLE! If you would like to support the podcast – this space that I'm creating and these conversations that I'm having – please join my inner circle at https://www.patreon.com/GoSonja. Patreon is my online membership community that enables you to support my creative work as well as get access to more amazing resources!    Subscribe and Review I’d love for you to subscribe to my podcast. Each week, Tales of Toughness takes a deep dive into how to overcome limiting beliefs, developing awareness into why you compete, and understanding what makes high-performers tick. The goal is to help develop more confidence and toughness both mentally and physically. If you’re feeling really generous, I’d love for you to give me a review over on iTunes. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps me out a ton! If you really enjoyed this episode, we've created a PDF that has all of the key information for you from the episode. Just go to the episode page at https://gosonja.com/podcast to download it.   *** EPISODE CREDITS:   If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.   He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com

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In this episode of the Growth Show we have the pleasure to talk with Nathan Gotch. He is the Founder of SEO Training company GotchSEO. We talk with Nathan about SEO, YouTube Marketing and LinkedIn Community Building. A few of the amazing insights hidden in this episode: The importance of topical relevance compared to in-depth content (02:45)How to create great SEO driven content (04:35)How Nathan accelerated his YouTube channel to over 27k followers (07:20)Resources to learn SEO (25:25)and much more! More about Nathan: Nathan Gotch is the founder of GotchSEO, an SEO training company based in St. Louis, Missouri. We've helped over 3,000 marketers get first page rankings and more organic search traffic.

Our Guest: Nathan Knight, Director of Performance Management & Learning and Development Better.com In this episode, Nathan Knight, Director of Performance Management and Learning & Development at Better.com, speaks on how his team is approaching learning and development, as well as his views on how leaders can incorporate diversity, equity, and inclusion into their existing training programs in order to achieve better results and outcomes. Nathan details how allyship plays a crucial role in a company’s development and what tools and practices you need to implement in designing L&D programs. He then shares powerful advice on judgement, beliefs, and your true feelings about your work that anyone at any stage in their career could benefit from. How do you keep yourself growing? Conversation Highlights The philosophies of their learning and development programs Figuring out what types of training your team would benefit from The importance of reevaluating the value you’re providing during times of change Simple tools you need for designing training programs How L&D fosters a diverse, equitable, and inclusive space Incorporating inclusivity into meetings, presentations, and conversations The role of allyship in the workplace + The best way to improve your allyship Episode Timeline [00:21] Introducing the topic of this episode + What it’s been like living in NYC during the pandemic [01:45] How Nathan got into learning & development [03:24] How have you incorporated your learning experiences from other roles to your role at Better? [04:59] How Better is approaching people development more holistically [08:02] Nathan’s approach to measuring ROI on learning & development courses [11:28] Types of trainings: Quick results vs. long-term impacts + High vs. low investment [14:29] Challenges and opportunities Better is considering in the coming months [17:58] Using technology and tools to meet people where they’re at in development [20:45] Leveraging external resources to your advantage [21:53] How learning & development initiatives foster diversity, equity, and inclusion [26:11] Is inclusivity a part of your conversations and meetings? [28:26] How Nathan thinks organizations should be embedding allyship into training, rather than treating them as add-ons [32:38] Nathan’s go-to resources and tactics for improving allyship [35:29] What do you wish you could have learned sooner? Resources Follow Better.com on Instagram: www.instagram.com/betterdotcom Follow them on Twitter: www.twitter.com/betterdotcom Connect with them on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/betterdotcom Inclusion by Jennifer Brown: www.jenniferbrownconsulting.com/inclusion-the-book Connect with Nathan Knight LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/nathanknight Website: www.better.com About Marlow Marlow is where leading professionals at all stages in their career go to refine the core professional skills and habits that matter most. We combine in-house expert coaches with interactive resources to ensure a personalized coaching experience for each member. Marlow coaches partner with employees at companies of all sizes — from 20 team members to enterprise corporations. We’re coaching people all over the world and have the capacity to scale with your team’s needs. Podcast: www.levelingup.co Website: www.getmarlow.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/getmarlow Instagram: www.instagram.com/getmarlow Facebook: www.facebook.com/getmarlow LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/getmarlow

Today I speak with Nathan Roper from paving company Horizon International. Every product tells a story, even the paving stones under our feet in 90% of New Zealand's cities thanks to Horizon International. Nathan got started in the paving business young, thanks to his Dad. Now they're supplying pavers to Australia and beyond.LINKS MENTIONEDhttps://www.horizoninternational.co.nzKEY TIMESTAMPS2 mins 24 secs 3,000 square metres of paving going into K Road in Auckland and what goes into designing the built environment. 3 mins 30 secs Getting longevity out of pavers4 mins 5 secs The investment they made that transformed the pavers that Horizon could make in New Zealand. 5 mins 35 secs What it takes to make a thousand pavers a day and what it means for New Zealand local councils, builders and specifiers. 6 mins 25 secs The Taupo examples - sourcing local aggregate from a region in NZ and making pavers to return back to the same area.7 mins 21 secs Exporting pavers into Australia and the Pacific Islands. 9 mins 15 secs The difference between imported stone and NZ Made stone and when a blend is recommended. 10 mins 1 secs Paving Craggy Range winery. 13 mins 45 secs Landscaping as a way to get a return on your property investment, choosing a paver colour and picking the right paver size. 15 mins 49 secs How Nathan got into paving from a young age in the family business. 18 mins 3 secs The beauty that comes with paving and why 90% of Kiwi towns rely on paving from Horizon International.18 mins 57 secs Looking for local options for local and central government procurement. 21 mins 45 secs Why it can pay off to source your pavers from a company that has a nationwide network of installers.

Nathan Kohlerman is a men’s coach who specializes in working with the subconscious mind, incorporating modalities such as breathwork, gateway healing, meditation, neurolingusitics programming, and primal activations. He is the founder of NeuIntention Health and Wellness, Co-Founder of Haus of Omega men's work, and Creator of High Functioning Hippies clothing line. Nathan's mission is to help others heal their past wounds, break through subconscious blocks, and access their highest potentials & he is on a relentless pursuit to redefine human optimization through mind, body, and soul. -How Nathan's life struggle & pain guided him to unlock his life mission -Channeling anger and pain through movement -How to express emotions through body to find flow -What is 'shadow work' & why is it so important? -How to track, uncover & understand our trauma -How our painful experiences store in our subconscious & their impact on our life -What is Men's work & what's involved -Why healing isn't complete without community To connect with Nathan, visit him below on his various social profiles, as well as at www.neuintention.com IG: @nathankohlerman @neuintention @omegamanproject @highfunctioninghippies Facebook: @nathankohlerman Twitter: @nathankohlerman LinkedIn: @nathankohlerman The Next Level Self Growth Community is now taking applications for enrollment, if you are dedicated to creating a life of fulfillment & impact - and looking to be surrounded by others doing the same -> visit www.nextlevel.community to apply today. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/forge-your-path/message

Trigger warning: this podcast has themes of child abuse however I think it is so incredibly important to listen to Nathan's powerful story of overcoming sexual abuse and going on to be a child sexual abuse activist mobilizing protests around the world Child trafficking is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world and Nathan shares that with us as well as talking about his book Toy Cars.We cover:-How Nathan overcame his past -How he is using his past to help others-Things he does to remain groundedNathan is also a actor, filmmaker ad public speaker

“Vanity of vanities, all is vanity! There’s nothing new under the sun. Life is meaningless; purposeless. My work is all for nothing in the end.” These are the words of the writer of Ecclesiastes. Is this overwhelming and depressing book applicable to me today? How? Nathan and I talk through what the author of Ecclesiastes means by “all is vanity” and “there’s nothing new under the sun”. How do we find hope and joy in our toil? Entrepreneurs take heart.  ’Over the Sun’ by Shane and Shane: https://youtu.be/qGbT7FkhIus De Ambigua - https://deambigua.wordpress.com Get some merch - Christandcapital.com New College Franklin - www.newcollegefranklin.org   —————————————————————————————————- Music By: SUNDANCETrack Title: Persephone - Retro FunkyCreation: SUNDANCE (Remix)My additions: clips from Jay Richards, Thomas Sowell, Walter Williams, Gary Vaynerchuk, JeffDurbin, and Gary North.

Nathan East is one of the most recorded bass players in the history of music with over 2000 credits to his name. He has recorded, performed and co-written songs with artists such as Eric Clapton, Daft Punk, George Harrison, Phil Collins, Michael Jackson, Toto and many others.It was a real pleasure talking to Nathan and delving deeper into what made him such a successful session musician, his cramp inducing bass-line from Footloose, how success leaves clues, meditation, magic and much much more.There are a lot of useful tips from Nathan that you can apply to your own career as a musician so please enjoy!In this interview, Nathan spoke about:• Nathan’s baseline for Footloose and how it always made me cramp up when playing it live• How he started playing bass• How Nathan set himself up for success as a session musician with over 2000 credits• What he listens to before laying down his bass tracks• Learning to meditate from George Harrison and Nathan’s meditation routine• How success leaves clues and being mentored by Quincy Jones• Being a magician• Life in lockdownAnd much, much more!Check out Nathan’s website:https://nathaneast.com►► Join The Audio Tribe To Get Exclusive Access To Interviews, Private Q&A’s And Live Streams: https://www.youraudiosolutions.com/exclusive-access

Going through a painful experience from bad hiring decisions, Nathan came up with creating a proven system and process that help businesses scale by hiring virtual assistants.   In this episode of the Knucklehead Podcast, Stephen and Nathan dig into the details of how Nathan progress from being an Amazon seller to a Co-Founder at Outsource School. They will also talk about the struggles and mistakes he committed during the early years of his business and what fueled his entrepreneurial fire.   Nathan Hirsch is a serial entrepreneur and expert in remote hiring and eCommerce. He has been selling online for over 7 years and has sold well over $20 million worth of product through his eCommerce business. He is the former founder and CEO at  FreeUp Marketplace and now the CO-Founder at Outsource School. They are determined to be the top destination for business owners to learn how to scale their marketing and operations with the help of virtual talent.     Enjoy!   Favorite Quote   “I've made every bad hiring decision in the book. I hired college kids. I hired my friends and they were drinking out of the job, spoke on the job. I had to knock on their doors to get them to wake up, to actually work for me. A little wake-up call went off and I had to change my management style.”                                              -Nathan Hirsch     In This Episode   1:41 - How Nathan stays focus from the many endless  opportunities in the market place   3:42 - Instances when he screwed up in business   5:51 - The pros and cons of doing business with Amazon   10:24 - The evolution of Outsource School   14:09 - His approach to creating a playbook in the hiring process on different areas of expertise   19:18 - What captivates Nathan to go through the path of entrepreneurship rather than the traditional employment   21:08 - How he found and created a relationship with his longtime business partner   23:21 - His piece of advice to businesses in hiring people     Engage with Nathan Hirsch   Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Instagram Website     Connect with Knucklehead Media Group   Website Facebook   Knucklehead Media Group is your “push button” for podcasts. We help companies and organizations tell their story using podcasts and best practices for content distribution. Home to some of the top podcasts across multiple categories, captivating coursework on gaining traction with your show, and consulting to those companies BOLD enough to get some wins. We believe your mistakes set the foundation for your success, those stories help customers beat a pathway to your doorstep, and the myths from bringing business online shouldn't hold you back from getting yours.   Click here to more episodes of the Knucklehead Podcast

After 6 seasons in the minors with only 20 NHL games, one wouldn't generally expect for a 28 year old player to make a full time jump to the NHL, but that's what Nathan did. An 11th Round draft pick of the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1992, Dempsey was never a high-profile prospect, and was just hoping to crack the AHL coming out of junior. In his rookie pro season, Nathan took advantage of injuries to some veteran players and solidified his spot with the St. John’s Leafs. Where 3 seasons later he would be the team captain. At that time Nathan had his sights set on bigger things, he was ready to become an NHL’er but… Solid season after solid season was not enough to get Nathan the opportunity, he felt he deserved. Nathan continued to grow his game, and his leadership skills and made one huge decision that allowed him to become an NHL regular with the Chicago Blackhawks in 2002. After finally making his NHL dreams come true and enjoying his third season in the Show, Nathan experienced symptoms of early onset Parkinson's while playing with the LA Kings and Nathan had new challenges to face. Although he wasn’t officially diagnosed until year later, Nathan felt it affecting his game and was forced to retire from the sport in 2008 Leaving the game behind was not an option for Nathan and he now serves as the Campus Director at Vimy Ridge Hockey in Edmonton, Alberta where he is supporting young athletes develop their love and skills for the sport. This is a very raw and real conversation and we cover so many great things like: Why finding your identity and not caring about the judgement of others is so important How Nathan defines resilience and why he believes you can practice it The key decision that Nathan “called” selfish that got him his NHL job Why working on your strengths might be more important than working on your weaknesses How the proper mindset made a difference for Nathan as a player and how it continues to make a difference for him as person. Many thanks to my old teammate Nathan Dempsey for spending time with me and being so open and vulnerable about so many things. I believe this is a very inspiring episode and one that you will enjoy.

With a passion for entrepreneurship and people, Nathan Chan created Foundr, a global media, and education company that produces magazines, and online courses for entrepreneurs.Millions of people consume Foundr’s content every month, and their magazine covers have been blessed by the likes of Richard Branson, Arianna Huffington, Mark Cuban, Tim Ferriss, and even yours truly, Arman Assadi. Show Notes:Intro: Arman sets the stage and provides background on Nathan, their friendship, and Foundr. [00:28]Being relentless about your mission in life and the possibilities that open up. [02:17]From living in his parent’s basement to building an 8 figure + business. [05:02]How Nathan’s Europe trip helped him ignite passion and purpose. [09:39]Leaving Google. [12:58]The feeling of being stretched to offer more of themselves to the world. [14:46]True alignment that you can be dedicated to. [17:23]Find and create something that’s a reflection of your personality and character. [20:56]Struggling with school. [22:58]Self-awareness and presence allow you to make better decisions. [25:34]Trusting your intuition and your gut. [38:21]Arman shares the story of creating his 7 Figure Copywriting course with Foundr. [40:00]What would you do if you had to start over? [41:55]Leveraging Instagram and working with micro-influencers as a powerful tool to create multimillion-dollar companies. [47:10]Beautiful closing thoughts. [54:22]Text Arman at 619-825-2595 and let Arman know what you enjoyed most about this episode.Text him #masterclass to get access to Arman’s free Masterclass with Foundr Magazine, #superphone to receive a special link to the SMS/text service Arman uses, or #bta to take Arman’s free quiz and discover your unique Brain Type™.***If you enjoy the show please subscribe and leave a short 17-second review on Apple Podcasts here. It means a lot to me and really supports the podcast. Follow and chat with me on: Instagram FacebookTwitterFor show notes and more visit: armanassadi.com/podcast

Today's episode is only about one topic: Mental Health. Nathan and Josh Wilson have a very open and honest conversation about their experiences and struggles with their own mental health. Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255 Instagram Nathan: @nathan_paris Josh Wilson: @joshh_wilson Josh Taylor (Not in this episode): @officialjoshtaylor Timestamps: 1:20 An apology 3:30 The moment Nathan knew he wanted to be friends with Josh 8:40 The stigma of male mental health 19:00 What is living with depression like? 25:30 How does Josh deal with depression 28:00 What living with anxiety is like 30:00 My biggest fear in life is being average 39:00 The problem with feeling wanted 44:45 How Nathan deals with anxiety 48:00 If you have suicidal thoughts

Nathan Hurley Nathan is the Research and Insight Manager at furniture manufacturer Orangebox.  Nathan is responsible for driving the research into understanding new behaviors and identifying challenges so that they can design better working solutions for the workplace and education sectors.  In this episode we discover The cultural and technological shifts that have inspired changes in the design of furniture How competition amongst universities has driven investment in learning spaces. How Nathan began his career with Orangebox and a casual holiday worker and why hula hooping could provide the solution for post lockdown workspaces. Thanks to Dave Clarke from @iamthehow (http://www.iamthehow.com) for production support and advice invaluable in the setting up of this Podcast. Mark Frith (insta @fritzthekat Twitter @markfrith) for composing the music and all your support and advice along the way. Kay Hanson (insta @kay_v_hanson) for her planning support and co-hosting for these and our educational podcasts for UoP I’d really like to hear your feedback on the podcast.  Leave a comment or get in touch. Thanks for listening.  Bye for now. How to be a kick-ass Interior Designer.  Come and join us on the Interior Design BA(Hons) course at the University of Plymouth.https://www.plymouth.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/ba-interior-design Links Orangeboxhttps://www.orangebox.com/ The Sticky Campus.  https://www.orangebox.com/collections?o=overlay/article/the-sticky-campus-and-the-new-dynamics-of-smartlearning Research reports and toolkits https://www.orangebox.com/knowledge/tools  

My guest today is entrepreneur and expert in remote hiring and outsourcing Nathan Hirsh. Nathan co-founded FreeeUp.com in 2015 with an initial $5,000 investment, scaled it to $12M per year in revenue, and was then acquired in 2019. Today, he is a co-founder of OutsourceSchool, a company working to educate entrepreneurs on how to effectively hire and scale with virtual assistants through in-depth courses. On this episode: What is outsourcing? How to start outsourcing the right way Why you need systems, processes and SOPs to be successful with outsourcing Where outsourcing fits into "The New Normal" and why it won't be optional  Common mistakes and misconceptions about outsourcing How Nathan grew a $12 million business (and sold it) Nathan's 6  ways he would acquire clients and grow any business What Nathan would do differently if he had to start all over again And much more! Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Visit OutsourceSchool.com Connect with Nathan on LinkedIn Free Video Training! How To Get 5, 10, 15, 25 or More Predictable Sales Appointments Every Month, In Just 30 Minutes A Day (Without Cold Calling, Networking, Relying on Referrals or any of that stuff...) Make sure you grab this and all the other listener goodies by visiting... The Client Catching Podcast Listener Gift Page Happy Fishing!

"How did I get here?" is a podcast where you get to listen in on the conversations of two long-time friends. From the colonization of Mars to Instragram thots, nothing is off-limits. Time stamps for this episode. 1:20 Nathan's brother playing catch with a #1 NFL Draft Pick 2:00 The NFL getting stale and the evolution of pro sports 6:30 Elon Musk is a psychopath 13:50 Realizing that we are becoming old people 18:40 What skydiving is like 25:50 Would you go diving in water full of sharks? 29:00 The best restaurant sweet tea and COVID-19 eating habits 34:00 Why were actually lucky that the COVID-19 pandemic happened 40:00 How we cope with missing the gym 48:00 How Nathan got his hands on Nicholas Sparks's black card 54:30 Mike Tyson coming back to fight Tyson Fury? 57:00 Our thoughts on IG thots and catfishes 58:30 Could Josh date a girl with an OnlyFans? 1:02:30 Moving away from North Carolina 1:10:00 People need to let their high school lives go 1:17:30 Why Nathan never watches movies or TV shows 1:28:15 What driving a Tesla is like

In this Superhumans at Work Podcast, Jason Campbell is joined by the one and only Nathan Chan - Foundr Magazine founder and CEO. Get ready for a raw conversation with Nathan about the nitty gritty details of his journey to building a global brand. Listen out for: Nathan’s sage advice when it comes to building a business from the ground up. One of the biggest growth hacks out there that people don't really talk about. How Nathan transformed his business into a successful Global Remote Team. An embarrassing story from this successful CEO’s humble beginnings that you definitely don’t want to miss. Like this episode? Don’t forget to SUBSCRIBE on iTunes and Spotify. Tag us @Mindvalley on Instagram or Twitter and share it with your friends!  Mentions: Want to bring in ideas from Mindvalley into your company? Reach out to us: www.mindvalley.com/superhumans Check out Nathan’s Foundr Podcast to learn more from the greatest minds in business https://foundr.com/podcast-with-nathan-chan

The latest installment of the Foundr podcast is a landmark—our 300th episode! So to mark the occasion, we’ve got something a little different for you today. Daniel DiPiazza, the founder of Rich20Something, was on the cover of Foundr Magazine last year, and today, he returns to Foundr to “reverse interview” our own CEO, Nathan Chan, ahead of the relaunch of Foundr’s beloved Instagram Domination course. Together, Nathan and Daniel share the details of how they each found success on Instagram for their respective brands. They also explore Instagram’s algorithms, how it compares to other social media platforms, and the right way to use this powerful tool during the Covid-19 pandemic. Plus, they swap stories about their friendly competition, their time in the “Motivation Mafia,” and more! If you want to learn more about our remastered Instagram Domination course when it launches, sign up for the Free VIP waitlist here (Get a FREE Lesson!). Key Takeaways The reason for this special “reverse interview” How Nathan and Daniel got started on Instagram and are still finding success with the platform today Why Instagram is the most powerful tool for both personal branding and ecommerce A glimpse into Instagram’s algorithms and metrics Why Instagram needs to be about more than just follower numbers How Instagram can be a powerful tool through the current pandemic A throwback story about the “Motivation Mafia” Why Nathan would still pick Instagram as his platform of choice if he were to start a new company today A comparison of Instagram vs. YouTube How Daniel’s Instagram account helped him seal a six-figure book deal The question that stumped Nathan (and why he prefers to focus on the present) Why Daniel owes Nathan a trip to San Sebastián

Everybody talks about outsourcing, but most of them don't have a clue about how to do it. They say just go hire somebody and he'll take care of everything, and when you do everything gets done wrong and you end up doing it on your own... That's how a typical remote entrepreneur hires and fails. I wanted to avoid that and that's why I interviewed one of the best outsourcing experts in the world - Nathan Hirsch. Nathan Hirsch is a serial entrepreneur and expert in remote hiring and e-commerce. He is the co-founder of FreeeUp.com, a renowned marketplace for hiring VAs. Most recently, he's building an educational platform designed to help remote entrepreneurs with all aspects of running a remote business called Outsourcing School! On the Remotepreneurs podcast, we've talked about outsourcing and how to hire, onboard, train and manage VA's... You should listen to this podcast with Nathan because he has hired and managed hundreds of VAs all around the world! Remotrepreneur’s Insights The importance of hiring – Nathan explains why you must hire if you want to grow and scale your business How to hire and manage VAs – Nathan explains the entire process of hiring and managing VAs effectively and efficiently How to create an effective SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) – What most people miss when creating an SOP Outsource School - What’s included in the Cracking The VA Code Course Key Podcast Milestones: 02:47 - Nathan's Entrepreneurial Start 05:14 - Selling on Amazon 06:15 - How Nathan was forced to start hiring 08:13 - How Nathan pivoted to remote hiring 10:00 - Why FreeUp was started 13:52 - When should you hire VA 17:51 - Interviewing VAs Process 22:00 - SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) 25:08 - Managing VAs Process 31:12 - Selling FreeUp 34:44 - Story behind OutsourcingSchool.com Top Key Quotes: "Before hiring a VA, make sure you can afford them and have enough work they can work on" "I'd rather spend 30min interviewing VA and see they're not a good fit upfront, than wasting 3 months trying to make it work!" "Don’t assume anything, make clear expectations" "When you want to raise pay for VA use the opportunity to reset expectations and give additional responsibility with an option to back-out" "Don't manage more than 4-5 VAs" Resources: Nathan Hirsch Filip Will Stankovski – Host FreeUp Outsourcing School

Nathan T. Wright is an illustrator and artist based in Des Moines, Iowa, specializing in graphic recording, custom illustration projects and comics. He loves collaborating with companies, organizations and individuals on their visual storytelling needs. Nathan is the creator of Fatberg, a lovable sewer blob who stars in children's books, graphic novels and comic strips. He draws cartoons for Clay & Milk, a publication covering new companies and art in the Midwest. Nathan built his art career in between digital marketing jobs at an advertising agency, his own consulting firm and a large retail company. He speaks about creativity and innovation for organizations, universities and conferences. Nathan graduated from the Iowa State University College of Design in 1999 with a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts. His work is inspired by science fiction, emerging tech and mythology. Here's what we covered on the episode: How I first met Nathan back in 2011 when I first started my design business The story behind Nathan's social media agency, Lava Row, that he opened in 2007 The story behind why he decided to close the agency in 2012 The process he used to close the agency, including helping his team land on their feet The role Nathan got for a retail company when he went back to working a full-time gig How he knew illustration was the end-game for him, and started his side hustle as an illustrator The story behind his first project, and how he figured out what his illustration services are worth The two ways he charges for his illustration services How much money Nathan decided to save before he quit his full-time job The type of illustration projects that he works on in his business How Nathan gets clients from referrals, and doing art shows The story behind his popular graphic recording for events How he pitches his graphic recording services to potential clients How Nathan learned to get better at his follow up strategy when it comes to getting clients and getting payment on time How Nathan charges for his graphic recording services at events How Nathan came up with his day-rate price A few things he's currently working on for his business and why it's good to be able to hold something you work on in your hands The story behind his new book, Office Creatures: An Illustrated Field Guide How he published his book through Amazon, using Kindle Direct Publishing Some advantages of using Amazon's publishing service and tips for working through the process How Nathan got the idea for his children's book, The Adventures of Fatberg How creating that book lead to opportunities he didn't think would ever come How putting work out there can pay dividends in the future The story behind Nathan's artist-in-residence project at Ballet Des Moines How he decided to create a comic book about ballet dancers in his pitch to Ballet Des Moines Tips for pitching yourself for an artist-in-residence program Some goals Nathan has for his illustration business in 2020 and beyond The social media networks that Nathan uses to share what he's up to in his illustration business Links mentioned: Nathan's illustration websiteNathan's book, Office Creatures: An Illustrated Field GuideNathan's book, The Adventures of Fatberg  Nathan's work as an artist-in-residence at Ballet Des Moines   Like what you heard? Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. Click here to join the free community!  Let's connect on Instagram!

Alternate history and time travel author Nathan Van Coops was a trooper and joined Jami Albight and Sara Rosett despite having a cold. They delve into the joys of being a part-time writer and creating the lifestyle you want as well as tips on mistakes involving doing a royalty share for a Book One and trying to juggle too many things. And, last, they laugh about Jami's lunch choices and geek out about plotting books. There's a bit of lag in the opening when Sara's talking about the sequel to Knives Out and how Benoit Blanc is a perfect flat-arc character and provides an ideal set-up for a long-running episodic series. The flu hit Jami's family and interrupted her writing week, but everyone is better and she'd back at the keyboard now. Nathan, Jami, and Sara discuss: -Tackling the thorny details of time travel and how dealing with the specifics appealed to fans of the genre -How Nathan carved a new entrepreneurial path and created a lifestyle that blends art and aviation -Living the life you want, which for Nathan means being able to wear flip flops to work -Influence of children’s adventure book, The Neverending Story -Advantages of being a part-time author: a financial safety net, reduced mental strain, and creative freedom -Risk evaluation for indie authors -How not all jobs are “soul-sucking” and you can love traditional employment and be a writer at the same time -Writing a book in snatches of 15 to 20 minutes -Why doing a royalty share on a Book One was a mistake -Why trying to juggle too many things is a mistake -Mindset and how to keep a healthy attitude -The benefits of preorders -Changes in the publishing industry, including pricing higher and how that can help you find new readers -How understanding his love of adventures stories helps Nathan write satisfying books for his readers -How finding your overarching brand draws readers to you as an author -Sara and Nathan geek out about plotting and plotting resources Genres discussed include time travel, alternate history, romance and mystery. Links: Nathan’s website https://www.nathanvancoops.com Nathan’s Book Faces Live group https://www.facebook.com/groups/148998479097782/ Book Faces Live podcast rss https://nathanvancoops.podbean.com/feed.xml The Neverending Story https://books2read.com/u/3G2268 Big Magic https://books2read.com/u/4XXX8g Chris Fox https://www.chrisfoxwrites.com Plot & Structure https://books2read.com/u/m0OVky Becca Syme Write Better-Faster https://betterfasteracademy.com

Nathan Bindschatel is the owner and founder of My Prep Center. Since 2005, My Prep Center has been helping Amazon businesses scale the processing of their inventory. Nathan and his team are committed to building strong relationships with their clients to help them focus on making the best products for their Amazon customers. As a former Amazon seller himself, Nathan understands that the struggle of packaging is certainly real.   Nathan joins us today to discuss using prep centers to scale your Amazon FBA business. He shares his experience with selling used books on Amazon and reveals the reason he started My Prep Center. He defines what a prep center is and describes the tasks that they do to help Amazon sellers. He illustrates how My Prep Center processes bundles and how they manage vendor-specific issues. He also explains why My Prep Center is keen on maintaining good relationships with their clients as well as shares the experience that inspired this philosophy. “Some people are not ready for prep centers yet because giving up full control of their business is hard. You need to be able to trust.” - Nathan Bindschatel   This week on the Amazon Files:   Why Nathan stopped selling used books on Amazon and started a prep center What a prep center is and what they do The reason My Prep Center focuses on processing bundles for Amazon stores Why Nathan believes in building relationships with his clients Our personal experiences with using other prep centers Questions Amazon FBA sellers should ask before working with a prep center How My Prep Center ensures the quality of its products and services Why some Amazon sellers find it difficult to let a prep center work on their inventory My Prep Center's minimum requirements for processing bundles Items that My Prep Center avoids working with Why Nathan doesn't believe in hidden fees Common problems and issues that may come with using prep centers and how My Prep Center manages them How Nathan and his company deals with vendor-specific problems Why we encourage Amazon FBA sellers to use InventoryLab     Related Content:   InventoryLab Mommy Income HUB     Connect with Nathan Bindschatel:   My Prep Center My Prep Center on Facebook Nathan Bindschatel on Facebook   The Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop Comes to a City Near You!   Are you ready to take your Amazon business to the next level? Want to meet other amazing Amazon sellers while gaining a fresh perspective and developing an action plan?   Join us for the 2020 Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop!   Unlock the skills and strategies you need to consistently make successful bundles on Amazon. At the Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop, you'll receive hands-on training on:   What wholesale bundles are and why they work How to build bundles that SELL The foundation and framework for building successful wholesale bundles from the ground up How to find and properly communicate with vendors How to organize all of your wholesale research information Pricing strategies for your wholesale bundles And much, much more!   To reserve your spot at the 2020 Confident Wholesale Bundlers Workshop - or request VIP Exclusive Access - visit: MommyIncome.com/2020Workshop   Grow Your Amazon Business! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Amazon Files, the show to help Amazon seller along their business journey one step at a time with your hosts and Amazon experts, Amy Feierman and Kristin Ostrander. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show and leave us your honest review. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes with your friends on social media! Use the codeword MyPrepCenter to join us on Facebook. Each week we host a live discussion on how to grow your Amazon business. Don't forget to check out our website and subscribe to our mailing list for even more resources.

Build a website in just 5 days (even if you're not techie) at www.free5daywebsitechallenge.com Already have a website? Take the Free "Jumpstart Your Website Traffic" marketing mini-course at www.jumpstartyourwebsitetraffic.com Leave a Review! Before I introduce you to today’s guest and why what he does is something you’ll want to pay attention to if you want to replace your day job income before you quit, I want to share why I think what he does is so important. So if you’ve listened to this podcast for any amount of time, you know that my story in a nutshell is that at 35 years old, I found myself sitting in my beige, windowless office at my day job basically having a panic attack about having to do that same day over and over and over again for the rest of my life, feeling super guilty for not being appreciative of living out the American dream of good grades in high school, graduating from college and working my way up the corporate ladder to a job with great salary and benefits. So I decided to start my own freelance web design business as a side hustle, quickly burnt myself out because I wasn’t charging enough and there was no way I’d have enough free time outside my day job to replace my income (and there way no way I was gonna leave my salary behind). So I pivoted to teaching entrepreneurs how to DIY and earning revenue from affiliate marketing, and then people starting asked me to build their websites for them… And with some help from my business coach I decided to say yes, and then over the next three of years I side hustled, earning my money from a mix of affiliates, courses and 1:1 web design services, started making enough money every month to replace my salary and cover business expenses and taxes, and I was able to quit my day job without taking a pay cut. What I don’t talk about too often is that I didn’t do it all on my own. About one year in, I finally hired a virtual assistant. About 6 months in, I’d tried to hire one… I’d been listening to all these online business podcasts that talked about outsourcing, and how fantastic and amazing it is to hire VA’s from the Phillipines because the cost of living is so low there compared to the US that at the time you could pay $250 a week for a 40/hour a week virtual assistant. So I tried that, and it just wasn’t a good fit for me - for several reasons, all of which are my fault, by the way. One, I had to be way more organized than I was to be able to outsource to people and at the time, I was totally winging it and putting out fires every single day. Two, there’s a significant time difference between the Phillipines + where I live and so it took longer to get things turned around once I delegated it when I was worked to when they saw it when they were working, asked me questions that I’d answer when I was working and they’d see the answer when they were working and now two days have gone by and they haven’t even started… so I’d end up just doing it myself. And there were a few communication issues, again, on my end because I’m super wordy talk too fast. And I didn’t have 40 hours of work to give them, but they were looking for something full time for one person. So that whole thing did not work out for me… And then I was introduced to a company that unfortunately is now closed, but it was basically a boutique VA agency for female entrepreneurs, based in the US. I was assigned an account manager, I would give her the tasks + instructions and she made sure the person on their team with that expertise knew what to do and got the work done. I paid $600 for 15 hours a MONTH (as compared to $600 for 40 hours a week) but it was well worth it to me. My business could afford the expense because I wasn’t even paying myself a paycheck at all - at the time I was investing everything I made back into the business.  They were able to manage my inbox and my facebook groups while I was at work, post and format my blog posts, set my weekly newsletter and they even were around at the beginning of Pep Talks for Side Hustlers and published the podcast for me. So when I quit my day job and I actually started paying myself a paycheck, I went looking for ways to reduce my expenses, and they raised their prices, and I could no longer justify to pay that much for 15 hours a month and I took back all the work into my business myself, and then the person who I was contracting with as a project manager on my web design projects wanted more hours so I gave the work to her, and that’s what we still do today and all is right with the world. What I want you to know is that I didn’t do it alone then, and I’m not doing it alone now. So if you’re listening to this and you’re thinking, yeah, the whole outsourcing to another country thing doesn’t sound right for me, and the whole paying $600 for 15 hours a month thing also doesn’t sound right to me, and I’m not sure I need a dedicated team member right now - but I know that if I’m really gonna grow I need to get these things off my plate, but how do I find the right person - then I’m super excited to introduce you to today’s guest, Nathan Hirsch of Freeeup.com* - where you can hire affordable, pre-vetted freelancers with no signup fees, no minimums so that you can get more done faster. Nathan is a 30-year-old serial entrepreneur who built his first company to over twenty million in sales using virtual assistants and freelancers. He created FreeeUp.com* to address the frustrations he had with finding the right freelancers to help him grow his business. Today we’re talking about: How Nathan competed with the college bookstore as a side hustle. How he used virtual assistants and freelancers to grow his Amazon store to over 20 million in sales. What his hiring experience was like when he was first hiring employees as a new entrepreneur. Nathan’s “Top 1%” philosophy The number one thing you must commit to for a great hiring experience. How to get ready for your first hire. The three types of hires and how to choose the right one for you. Why Nathan chooses to grow his business organically, without relying on paid ads, and how he does it. Nathan’s advice for someone who is struggling to grow their business The one belief Nathan had to change about himself to get where he is today. My favorite quotes from Nathan: “Instead of trying to turn every weakness into a strength, I hire an expert who already has success with it, already has systems for it, to come in and execute it. ” “Figure out what type of people you are working with and work with them the right way.” “Focus on low risk, high reward situations.” Resources mentioned in this episode: Freeeup.com* Bio: Nathan Hirsch is a 30-year-old serial entrepreneur and expert in remote hiring and eCommerce. He started his first eCommerce business out of his college dorm room and has sold over $30 million online. He is now the co-founder and CEO of FreeeUp.com, a marketplace that connects businesses with pre-vetted virtual assistants, freelancers and agencies in eCommerce, digital marketing, and much more. He regularly appears on leading podcasts, such as Entrepreneur on Fire, and speaks at live events about online hiring tactics. Nathan built his first company (Amazon business) to over twenty million in sales using virtual assistants and freelancers.  “I always wanted a faster way to find talent, I hated browsing through 50 applicants every-time I posted a job on the other marketplaces. I built FreeeUp to address the frustrations I had. FreeeUp receives thousands of freelancer applicants each week to join the marketplace. We interview and vet them, take the top 1% (based on skill, attitude and communication), and make them available to our clients quickly whenever they need them.” Connect with Nathan: Website: freeeup.com Facebook: Outsourcing Masters Facebook Group Podcast: Outsourcing and Scaling with Nathan Hirsch Nathan on The Entrepreneur On Fire Podcast: https://www.eofire.com/podcast/nathanhirsch/ Nathan on The Mixergy Podcast: https://mixergy.com/interviews/freeeup-with-nathan-hirsch/ Nathan on The Eventual Millionaire Podcast: https://eventualmillionaire.com/nathanhirsch/

From selling his college books on Amazon to a multiple million-dollar online empire, there is one trick to scaling a business that Nathan learned. He can’t do it all alone so hiring remote talent and virtual team members is key to accomplishing big business growth. Remote talent allows a business owner to access qualified resources from anywhere in the world, often for a fraction of the investment a traditional on-site employee would cost. Listen in on episode 154 of Amplify Your Success Podcast as I talk with Nathan Hirsch, CEO of Freeeup.com, about how he finds highly qualified individuals and leverages their time and talent to expand your business success. Be sure to join the conversation in the Amplify Your Success Community and share your input there too.   Key Takeaways - What challenges have you run into as an entrepreneur? How did you overcome them?  - What are some advantages of hiring freelancers over employees?  - What do you see is the biggest issue entrepreneurs create when hiring remote workforces? - What’s your secret finding the right person for each task?  - What makes FreeeUp different from other hiring platforms?    >> How Nathan became an entrepreneur in college by solving his cash flow needs (and a demand for college textbooks!) >> Why Nathan prefers freelancers and virtual talent over employees to scale a business. >> The three biggest mistakes entrepreneurs and online business owners make with virtual talent (and how to stop sabotaging your best growth team!) >> Nathan’s secret to finding and hiring AMAZING talent that is productive and dedicated to help you grow your business. >> What the biggest challenges Nathan encountered and resolved has he scaled his business over a million in revenue.

On today's episode of Gritty Founder, Kreig Kent talks with Nathan Barry about how he built and grew ConvertKit. Nathan shares terrific insights on the realities of bootstrapping your company, and how you can successfully do it. In previous careers Nathan has been a designer, author, and blogger. After learning the power of email marketing he gave up a successful blogging career to build ConvertKit. Outside of work Nathan spends his time playing soccer, woodworking, and chasing after his two little boys. Some Questions Kreig asks Nathan: - If you could go back in time, what advice would you give yourself that may help other early-stage founders? (40:50) - What was it about the market that convinced you that you could grow ConvertKit to millions of dollars? (42:24) - What is one thing that you believe to be true that most people would disagree with? (43:40) In This Episode, You Will Learn: - About Nathan’s background and how he became an entrepreneur (4:25) - How Nathan started ConvertKit (12:53) - Why Nathan considered shutting down ConvertKit (21:13) - The reality of bootstrapping your company, and how you can successfully do it (32:45) - How to take advantage of conferences (39:41) - Why Nathan believes writing is the most important business skill (45:34) Connect with Nathan Barry: Twitter Personal Website ConvertKit Also Mentioned on This Show... Nathan’s favorite quote: “Your greatest gift lies next to your deepest wounds.” ―Philip McKernan Nathan’s book recommendation: Anything You Want by Derek Sivers

Sourcing is one of our go-to topics on the podcast. There are so many moving parts and different ways to approach it.  I’ve been so fortunate to have sourcing experts come on the show and share insights on this. Today’s episode is no different.  I’m joined by Nathan Resnick, the CEO, and co-founder of Sourcify, an intuitive sourcing platform that helps companies find new products around the world.  In our discussion, Nathan speaks mainly on how to go about sourcing when you’re a novice. And, if you’re a veteran at it, how to cut costs without sacrificing product quality.  In this episode you’ll learn: How Nathan got into sourcing (8:42) How to source your first product (9:11) Ratios: private labeling versus manufacturing your own - customized molds (16:49) The three-pillar approach for cutting costs on sourcing products (23:44) On the importance of third-party inspections (32:29) Our talk ends with Nathan emphasizing the importance of striking an effective balance when dealing with the three pillars of sourcing - price, quality, and lead time.  We recently did a series of webinars with Helium 10, which we turned into a mini-course. Head over to ecomcrew.com/helium to watch the entire 3-part series. In Vancouver this week? Drop by the CRAFT Beer Market and have a drink with us. Sign up for the meetup here! Finally, if you enjoyed listening and think this episode has been useful to you, please take a moment to leave us a review on iTunes. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to leave them below. Happy selling!

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On this episode Len is joined by Nathan Thompson, the founder of The Official Flat Earth & Globe Discussion Group. Nathan and Len have a great discussion around the theories for and against flat earth & globe earth.   In this episode How Nathan got on the path to flat earth A spiritual deception  Whats the deal with Antarctica? Who are the leaders following? The sun and the moon Its flat, stationary and contained Gravity Where is the curve? Why would they lie? The Lenjamin Magnificent Seven    

1:45 Nathan’s story: an accidental triathlete 7:50 why you shouldn’t pick a fight with Nathan in a race 8:58 How Nathan juggles his many priorities 12:30 Nathan on time management 15:20 on coaching, communication, and subjective metrics 19:30 the importance of family support 23:45 the life of a part-time pro. Short course versus long course 26:35 is Nathan the fastest firefighter in the world? 29:40 Nathan plugs Netflix and Zwift as his favourite innovations in recent years Learn more about Nathan by following him on Facebook and Instagram. Keep up with us at STAC, 4iiii, and X3. If you like the show, rate and review us on iTunes and tell your friends!

As InvestSmart portfolio manager Nathan Bell explains, ethical investing is not hugging trees while your returns blow in the wind. It makes good financial sense to avoid harmful industries, and he’s got the stock picks and numbers to prove it. ----more---- Whether you’re interested in improving your portfolio’s ethical credentials or just after some cool stock ideas, this podcast covers: - The cost of ignoring ESG in real dollar terms - How Nathan and his team screen for positive performance - Little known Australian companies that are changing the world, and - Ways you can ride this trend without damaging your yield or growth prospects.  You can access this and previous episodes of the Your Wealth podcast now on iTunes, Podbean, Spotify or at nabtrade.com.au/yourwealth If you are pressed for time, consider listening at 1.5x or 2x the usual speed – this can actually improve your retention of information while saving time.

Nathan Leary is an IT & Cybersecurity Sales Pro based in Austin, Texas. He is the host of Security + Brews Chat, which is a video series about actual IT problems. He has conversations with IT professionals over coffee, which positions him as an industry expert and a content creator. We discuss his early sales career, how he accidentally fell into IT (and loved it), and how he thinks about video, personal branding, and sales teaming with marketing to really add value to his buyers in the sales cycle. Show highlights: 05:00 - Nathan selling Cutco knives as first sales job to haphazardly applying for SDR jobs after college, looking for a start up. Accidentally ended up in IT sales. 08:00 - How Nathan came to know and love cybersecurity without a background in it. He learned from talking to customers about their problems and listening. 13:00 - Starting the "Security and Brews Chat". Content in the sales process and include the personal branding piece. Nathan's goal is entertaining and valuable. 20:00 - Resources to get started with trending sales, marketing, and prospecting tactics like video. Find frameworks to make your content, then sales reps can plug and chug versus reinventing the wheel. 22:00 - How sales can approach marketing and brand managers to do bottoms-up messaging, versus waiting for it to trickle down. Nathan recommends Jake Dunlap for enabling sales to be digital brand ambassadors. 25:00 - find a company that lets you take an idea and run with it, especially as a sales rep if you're already taking content that marketing made and make it digestible. 28:00 - Frequency of posting content in 2019, don't dilute your message. How do you balance it with your job? It's okay not to scale your brand at a fast rate.

About Nathan Success was sweet to me. At the relatively young age of 40, I had worked long and hard and I was enjoying the fruits of my honest labors. As a hard-driving Christian entrepreneur, I had managed to parlay my God-given business acumen, natural tenacity, and technological savvy into a bevy of business interests that generated hefty profits and a positive cash flow. I owned 7 apartment complexes (399 units), a car lot and a consulting company. All of them had been profitable business enterprises over the years. On the home front, my gorgeous wife Jordan was smart and sophisticated (I truly married way above my means!), and my young daughter Abigail was loving, caring and talented. I wanted to give them both the best of everything. We lived in a good upscale neighborhood outside of Winston-Salem, NC, and we had purchased a vacation home in the mountains. I drove a new Porsche and Jordan always had the latest and nicest SUV. We owned show horses and Abigail was considered a child prodigy in equestrian circles. So, to all outward appearances, I was living the American Dream, and I relished that superficial image of glamorous prosperity.On Today's show Nathan talks about.The importance of the sellers Bank statements.Don't rely on Pro forma from the seller/agentThe Importance of a checklistChecking every outlet in every roomChecking the sewer line of the property.How Nathan found balance, His 7 StepsHis favorite reading materials.Proverbs- The BibleAsk- By Ryan LevesqueTapestry, Promises & Prophecy By Dr. Adrain Rogers.You can find Nathan atwww.nathantabor.com - Go to his site to download a free copy of "The Guide To Finding Balance"Joe Fairless - Best real estate investing advise ever- search under podcast.Michael Blank- The apartment building investing podcast -search under podcast"Keep the Momentum Going, Good Things will Happen"You can find me atwww.peer2peerrealestate.com Go there to download Nathan's Checklists on the resources pagewww.facebook.com/peer2peerrealestatehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/williemorales/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Download This Awesome Podcast: http://bit.ly/2Vr0cJy Nathan Tabor has successfully founded and operated more than two dozen businesses since 1999, grossing over $150 million in sales. His experience spans the areas of commercial real estate acquisition and redevelopment, automobiles sales, direct product sales, web-based marketing, and strategic partnership facilitation. Nathan has flipped 26 apartment properties in 9 years, grossed over $52 million in sales, raised over $1 million from investors, and consulted on deals worth over $200 million. Some topics covered: -What has Nathan been up to? -Finding the right work/life balance -The mind-set of “you always have a choice” -What are the key components Nathan looks for in a multifamily deal and what he stay away from? -How Nathan handles environmental issues? -What does Nathan look for on distressed properties where he considers them “home runs?” -“Driving for Dollars” on multifamily properties -How to invest in multifamily from out of state -What is a Brokers “short list” and how to get on it? -Confidence tricks to not sound like a “newbie” with a broker -Suggestions on how to work on a deal without the financials and how to work in the value -How to not overlook anything when starting out -How to get in contact with Nathan: www.nathantabor.com   Thank you so much for joining us. We are so very grateful. As always we thank you so much for your support.          We appreciate you for listening.   If you like what you hear it would mean a lot if you can give us a 5 star rating and review on iTunes. https://goo.gl/N4pp6T Google Play - https://goo.gl/RHjVzX Podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/15hnt05IzXE Check out our Facebook page at Yarusi Holdings. https://www.facebook.com/YarusiHoldings/ Feed: https://thereifoundation.libsyn.com/rss For our YouTube Channel click here. https://goo.gl/SJiYh A full list of podcasts are available at https://www.yarusiholdings.com/podcast/ And if you have any questions feel free to reach us at info@yarusiholdings.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back to another episode of RNT Fitness Radio. On today’s episode I’m joined by fellow RNT coach Nathan, and we start by discussing his initial experiences of becoming a full time NOMAD, and his recent exploration into journaling. I also picked up journaling recently when in Thailand, and after seeing the benefits of this style of writing, I encouraged Nathan to do the same when he started travelling. His insights into journaling, and the methods he’s been using to improve his writing will be interesting for many of you. We then dive into discussing our triphasic approach to body transformations, why you might need to clean the pallet, the art of buffering around social occasions, and why you need to have precursors in place to make habit building and stacking as simple and automatic as possible. This one’s a great episode for those of you after long term strategies to get into shape, and then maintain it for life                                                                                                                                                            ‘’You have to find an easy win and a pre-cursor to your current goal’’ – The Hitman   Subscribe to iTunes!   Love the podcast? Leave a review on iTunes!   What do you want to hear from The RNT Fitness Radio? Tell us here!   Timestamps:   1.40 – Life as a digital NOMAD 4.54 – Nathan’s new daily routine 7.17 – What language he’s learning 9.00 - How Nathan started journaling 16.05 – The art of writing 19.40 – How to form good habits 25.03 – Maintaining habits for the long term 26.57 – 3 levels of accountability 33.21 – What are phases? 37.10 – The art of the buffer 45.20 – Processes vs goals 49.15 – The triphasic approach   Resources:   7 Habits Of Highly Effective Dieters   Top 10 Body Transformation Tips From RNT'S Clients   Follow RNT Fitness:     Facebook Instagram info@rntfitness.co.uk   Akash’s Socials: Instagram Facebook  

On today’s episode of Just the Tips, I welcome a new and improved Dean Holland. He hasn’t actually changed a thing, but I’m trying to spice things up a bit. And Dean and I together welcome Nathan Hirsch. Nathan started his first eCommerce business out of his college dorm room and has sold over $30 million online, and is now the co-founder and CEO of FreeeUp.com, a marketplace that connects businesses with pre-vetted freelancers in eCommerce, digital marketing, and much more. We talk with Nathan about how he started FreeeUp, the pitfalls of hiring freelancers, and how his first business nearly put his college bookstore out of business. From cease and desist to rise and persist Nathan told us a great story on this week’s Just the Tips of how, when he was in college, he began selling books out of his dorm room and the trunk of his car, until the school sent him a cease and desist letter. But by then he had set his eyes on bigger pies, and he began selling products on Amazon. He tried to move beyond books, but no matter what he tried to sell, he kept failing, until at the age of 20, he sold the one thing that all 20-year-old, male college students think about: baby products. But it all took off for him, and taught him hard lessons about selling online. The number-one problem for entrepreneurs: That first hire When Nathan was in college as a business major, he remembers one talk by the woman who led his school’s entrepreneurship program. While all of the business professors were telling him to take economics or finance, she just got onstage and said, “If you want true financial freedom, be an entrepreneur.” And from there he was hooked. But I had to ask him, what was the one lesson he’s really learned out in the field that they never taught him in college. And sure enough: It was hiring. Luckily, there’s no one better to talk to about hiring than Nathan, and that’s why we got him on this week’s Just the Tips. How Nathan made his best and worst hire Nathan told us about how when he first started his business, the only people he knew he could hire were college students; not exactly the most reliable pool of workers. His first hire was a buddy in his business law class, and that ended up being his best hire ever. But it also gave him the false impression that hiring was easy. So he then made bad hire after bad hire, not really understanding what was going wrong. It took him years to figure it out, and that process is what led to FreeeUp.com. FreeeUp and solving the problem of freelancers FreeeUp receives hundreds of freelancer applicants each week to join its marketplace. Nathan’s team interviews and vets them, and takes the top 1% (based on skill, attitude and communication), and makes them available to their clients quickly whenever they need them. It’s a little different than, say, Fiverr, which is an open market. FreeeUp, because it was built by entrepreneurs, is build to solve entrepreneurs’ problems. They have 24/7 support and have a no-turnover guarantee covering replacement costs if the freelancer ever quits. Nathan really has hiring down to a science, and he gives us a ton of great advice on how entrepreneurs can improve their own hiring. Outline of This Episode [3:45] How Nathan nearly put his college bookstore out of business [8:45] When the entrepreneur seed was planted [11:19] Why Nathan decided he had to hire his first person [14:30] FreeeUp’s model [21:35] How FreeeUp has mastered hiring [23:30] Who uses FreeeUp Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Resources Mentioned FreeeUp.com Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: AutoPilot Entrepreneur Program: www.jamespfriel.com/autopilot Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/autopilotentrepreneur Site: www.jamespfriel.com Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Billion Dollar Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BillionDollarProject/  

Part of the appeal of entrepreneurship lies in the freedom it affords us to build the life we want. Yet many of us end up overwhelmed and overworked, stuck in an endless cycle of busy. How can we create a fulfilling business AROUND our lives? How can we design a truly extraordinary life filled with deep connection and adventure? Nathan Seaward enjoyed a 16-year career as an airline pilot before becoming a personal coach who focuses on helping entrepreneurs create extraordinary lives for themselves and their families. Nathan also serves as the host of The Nathan Seaward Show podcast, and he is the author of the book Extraordinary Life. Nathan joins Emerald to share his insight around confidence as a result of rather than a precursor to action. He explains how coming out taught him the value of authenticity and how to get comfortable with the discomfort caused by fear. Nathan discusses the value of coaching in guiding you through the decision-making process, describing how it allows you to share your truth without any obligation to take action. Listen in for Nathan’s approach to incorporating adventure and deep connection—and learn how to live an extraordinary life! What You Will Learn Nathan’s insight around confidence as the result of courage How coming out taught Nathan the value of authenticity How to get comfortable with the discomfort caused by fear Nathan’s advice around sitting with the fear until it passes How Nathan made the decision to leave his coveted career as a pilot How coaching can support you in the decision-making process The benefit of coaching in allowing you to share your truth How Nathan helps entrepreneurs create a business around their lives   Why Nathan plays the long game in his coaching practice Nathan’s approach to living an extraordinary life Business, mission that pulls forward More love, deeper connection Adventure and excitement Inner peace How Nathan creates an intentional space for the creative process How Nathan makes a conscious effort to celebrate his WINS Connect with Nathan Seaward Nathan’s Website Nathan on Facebook Nathan on Twitter The Nathan Seaward Show Resources Extraordinary Life by Nathan Seaward Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

We’re joined by Nathan Hall (McGill University) to chat about the role of humour in academia. Nathan is the person behind the ’Shit academics say’ Twitter account (@AcademicsSay), which pokes fun of all the weird stuff that academics say. Here’s what we cover: How Nathan got started with the account The story behind Nathan's 'Research Wahlberg' Twitter account (@ResearchMark) The risk of social media usage being perceived as “unprofessional” The amount of free labor that academics are pressured to do How alcohol is becoming an unspoken coping strategy in academia Academic guilt and glamorising overwork Why Nathan changed his mind about making Imposter Syndrome jokes Leaving tweets in your draft folder Links Nein Quarterly https://twitter.com/NeinQuarterly Shit my Dad says https://twitter.com/shitmydadsays Cern and comic sans https://www.theverge.com/2012/7/4/3136652/cern-scientists-comic-sans-higgs-boson Ate the onion https://www.reddit.com/r/AteTheOnion/ Shit Academics Say on twitter https://www.twitter.com/AcademicsSay Nathan on Twitter https://www.twitter.com/prof_nch Dan on twitter https://www.twitter.com/dsquintana James on twitter https://www.twitter.com/jamesheathers Everything Hertz on twitter https://www.twitter.com/hertzpodcast Everything Hertz on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/everythinghertzpodcast/ Music credits: Lee Rosevere freemusicarchive.org/music/Lee_Rosevere/ Special Guest: Nathan Hall.

This week on NWGLS we discuss Charles culinary discoveries, Batwoman, master Chief, How Nathan is wrong about season 1 of parks and rec, sony fils, and the academy awards. All this and more on this episode of NWGLS In the News Stan Lee Retires from Public Signings WWE Star Kane new Knox county mayor Ruby Rose cast as Batwoman Showtime confirms Master Chief as lead character in Halo series Henry Cavill interested in playing Geralt in Netflix Witcher series Jon Favreau star wars reported have $100Million for budget Black Mask main villain for Birds of Prey Supergirl movie in works Ezra Miller Flash film to begin production in Feb Black and Silver movie cancelled Sony Spider-man spin off Jackpot film Academy awards adds Popular film category Spider-Man Far from Home cast Samuel Jackson and Cobie Smulders Red Dead Redemption 2 Gameplay trailer  _________________________________________________________ Have a question for the NWGLS guys? Shoot us over an email at nerdswhogetlaid@gmail.com We'll try to answer it on the NWGLS Mailbag! Follow us on Twitter  |  Like us on Facebook | Follow us on Instagram Subscribe on iTunes | Android | Spotify | Google Play Music | Stitcher | Pod Chaser | YouTube | RSS Feed | We are part of the Podcast family at Geeks World Wide Also check out Ray's podcast N is for Nerd  

In this episode Ken has a very interesting conversation with Nathan Skankey from Santé Realty Investments at the 2018 Summit for Prosperity Economic Advisors. Nathan talks about commercial real estate, how to increase the value of a property and the Perpetual Passive Income Machine book. Ken Greene transitioned from being a Professional Engineer (P.E.) to the “Engineer of Finance.” His goal is to help people become financially independent and help them earn better yields with less risk by investing Off Wall Street.   Links and Resources from this Episode For resources and additional information of this episode go to http://engineeroffinance.com Connect with Ken Greene http://engineeroffinance.com Office 775-624-8839 https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-greene https://business.facebook.com/GreeneFinance Connect with Nathan: http://santerealty.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanskankey/   Show Notes Nathan's Background - 1:50 How Nathan is related with commercial real estate -  2:14 Nathan talks about his marketing background and how he worked with The Perpetual Passive Income Machine’s book author - 3:50 Nathan talks about his family's real estate investing experience - 5:40 They talk about the book "The Perpetual Passive Income Machine" - 6:40 Nathan talks about investing in apartment complexes - 8:30 "The value-add portion" - 8:47 Nathan talks about his goals and he also talks about the commercial real estate - 9:10 They talk about a big benefit of real estate - 14:00 The importance of never losing your money - 16:57   Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher Subscribe with RSS

Episode 36 – Art, philanthropy and start-ups with Nathan Cher Art, Philanthropy and start-ups are three of Nathan Cher’s passions and have played a major role in his personal and business journey. According to Nathan the common theme in all three endeavours are: backing individuals, investing money and taking risk, and providing guidance to help the business, artist or charity reach its goals. Nathan has had a fascinating business career from co-founding a tech company in his early 20s and growing it to staff of more than 1400, to investing in multiple start-up companies and helping to bring to Australia a crowdfunding platform to provide every day investors with the same opportunity. Nathan believes strongly in providing ongoing guidance and governance to the businesses he is involved in ; and his views on the role of directors, are relevant to all businesses, regardless of size.  So whether you are interested in art, philanthropy and start-ups, or are looking for a new perspective on business and investing, you are sure to enjoy listening to this week’s show. “If you are a young entrepreneur make sure the problem your enterprise is solving is a real and big problem”. – Nathan Cher “You need to prepare to work really hard. A young business can be like a highly dependent child”.  - Nathan Cher “Be realistic about your research and  forecasts and be pragmatic and conservative.  There is nothing worse than feeling of being half undressed when someone interrogates your numbers until they confess something that you should have known better ” – Nathan Cher Today on the Finance Hour Podcast: Nathan’s first computing experience as a teenager with a clone of an Apple2E. The four movies which influenced the direction of Nathan’s career (hint: Ferris Bueller’s day off is one of them!) How Nathan co-founded Com Tech (later to become Dimension data) in his early 20s during the 1980s and grew the business to a staff of more than 1400 people before selling the company. The culture of the business remains intact to this day.  Nathan’s investment in ‘Moula Money’ which is taking on the big banks by leveraging technology to provide loans quickly and efficiently to small businesses. How Tonic Health Media uses the dead time in the waiting rooms of Doctors and Dentists to provide targeted advertising. Nathan’s 3 tips for people embarking on a business start-up. And be sure to listen to my “Propellerhead of the week” where I talk about a fantastic way to plan your tax-deductible giving using a Public Ancillary Fund Mentioned Resources: Nathan’s LinkedIn profile Moula Money OurCrowd Tonic Health Media Thanks for tuning in! Thanks for joining us on today’s episode of the The Finance Hour podcast! If you enjoyed today’s episode, please head over to iTunes and leave us a rate and review to help us reach even more listeners. Don’t forget to check out our website, visit us on Facebook, or hang out with us on Twitter to stay up-to-date on what’s in store for you! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For as long as I’ve been playing around and working on the internet, I’ve heard people touting the benefits of paying for virtual services - you know, VAs and that kind of stuff. From the first time I heard it said, I got the logic of it. Sure, it makes sense to hire someone to do the things I either don’t want to do, am not good at doing, or shouldn’t be doing from a time VS value perspective. But until this conversation, I’ve never been able to bring myself to take the leap and actually hire out some of the stuff that makes my podcast and business run. I’ve invited Nathan Hirsch, co-founder of FreeeUp.com to be my guest on this episode of Podcastification to help convince me - and convince me he did. BTW: The audio quality on MY SIDE of this recording is terrible. Awful. And in all other ways stinky. It’s because I got lazy and didn’t use my podcast production checklist to ensure that everything was set correctly. As a result, my voice was recorded through the built-in mic on my laptop. BAD form. BAD form. My apologies. I guess it goes to show that even those of us who do something on a professional basis make mistakes from time to time. I’m just sorry you have to listen to it. Main Points : Virtual Services For Podcasting [2:06] How Nathan became desperate and turned to virtual services for a solution [4:14] The first things podcasters might consider outsourcing to virtual assistants [5:40] So you see the need, but don’t know if you can afford it. Listen up! [7:35] What should you do if it’s going to take as much time to train someone as it will for you to do it? [13:02] Making it easy: What you’ll experience when you go to the Freeeup website [15:42] Pre-vetted candidates for your job - as many as you want - and keeping up quality [18:14] You could even “steal” a worker from FreeeUp permanently through a buy-out [20:13] Hiring is one thing: managing someone providing virtual services is another Featured On This Episode Nathan Hirsch and www.FreeeUp.com Pricing: www.FreeeUp.com/Pricing Connect with me… Carey(AT)PodcastFastTrack.com On Facebook On Twitter >

This week's guest is Nathan Green, a friend and an old boss of mine from my college days. More importantly, Nathan is a highly successful entrepreneur and businessman. Having seen him work up close, I know how unique his combination of grit, resourcefulness, and charm is at accomplishing the things that Nathan sets out to do. He's currently the Co-Founder and Chief Revenue Officer of the College Consortium, an online platform helping colleges take their courses online. He's previously founded a company called Campus2Careers, which ended up with a successful exit, the founder of the Austin Young Chamber of Commerce, and before that a successful business executive at multiple large companies. I hope a bit of his magic mix of talents can rub off on you from listening to the podcast, and that if you're in a situation with long sales cycles or in an early-stage business-to-business startup that you can benefit from Nathan's recent experience mastering those domains. Enjoy! O:00 - Introduction of Nathan Green 2:05 - Explaining the College Consortium 4:15 - What are the advantages of moving courses online? 7:30 - How and why Zach dropped out of school 9:40 - The alternative to online courses 11:00 - Automating manual pen-and-paper processes as a business idea 12:15 - What does Nathan Green do as VP of Growth? (Now CRO) 12:50 - Product responsibilities 15:08 - The sales cycle at College Consortium 16:00 - Decision makers College Consortium deals with 17:15 - The long and difficult sales cycle of Higher Ed 18:45 - Not charging upfront to speed up the sales cycle 23:09 - Raising money as a startup in Texas 30:37 - Pricing strategies for startups 31:05 - Multistage startup strategies 31:55 - Tapping into natural senses of urgency (good section!!) 36:33 - Managing a sales process with multiple key stakeholders 37:30 - Know what problems your product solves for each stakeholder 39:54 - Story about selling to higher ed vs. businesses 41:55 - Neutralize the other people in a deal besides decision maker 44:00 - Make your product ridiculously easy to on-board 45:00 - Changing your customer's orientation and mindset 47:32 - Sales is a long hallway, closing doors before you get to them 50:08 - Why channel partnerships are so effective 52:40 - How the first channel partnership was established 54:27 - How Nathan first discovered channel parternships 1:00:23 - Strategically aligning your mission with channel partners

Nathan Resnick went from selling Livestrong bracelets in middle school to founding Sourcify —the fastest growing B2B sourcing platform backed by Y Combinator. He started Sourcify a year ago and has since helped thousands of different companies bring their products to life.   In this episode, Nathan reveals how to spot opportunity in creating and sourcing products as well as what it takes to make it as a product-based business.   Episode Topics E-commerce, e-commerce, e-commerce How Nathan got the idea for Sourcify Uncovering opportunities in creating and sourcing products Nathan’s business model and marketing strategy Knowing when to pivot in business What it’s like applying to and getting backed by Y Combinator Financing as an opportunity in the supply chain The single most impactful experience that lead to Sourcify’s success Purchasing and profiting from manufacture runoff The one quality every entrepreneur must have to be successful according to Nathan [4:41] Starting line: In middle school, Nathan noticed the Livestrong bracelet trend and realized he could buy them in bulk online. He resold them to his friends for a "pretty good margin."   [9:05] Evolving Entrepreneur: Early in high school, he made money sneaker hunting for his friends.   [10:53] During his junior year, he spent a year in China as a foreign exchange student. He’d go to local markets and purchase runoff units at a steep discount then resell them online for a "very hefty" margin.   [13:14] Bitten by the bug: Nathan saw how products were produced on the ground floor. "As that dynamic grew, I always wanted to create my own product and felt the urge to. I didn't wanna sell someone else's product."    [13:30] First invention: In college, he invented the 1st leather watch strap without holes and grew it to a 6-figure store on Shopify the 1st year. As the company grew, he attracted media outlets like Huffington Post and Entrepreneur.   [14:56] Seeing and solving a problem: After people started asking how he produced products overseas faster and more effectively, "We realized there was a huge opportunity to create a platform that would streamline that manufacturing process." Sourcify was born.   [18:40] There has to have been a problem on the manufacturing side...?   [19:45] Seeing opportunity: How Nathan discovered that low-quality leads were a problem for manufacturers.    [22:15] First-hand experience: What it's like applying to Y Combinator...and getting accepted!   [27:26] Winning business model: "There's obviously a lot of ways to manufacture products...but our approach is different and our mindset behind what we do is a lot different — and that's what sets us apart."   [30:54] "It took Dropbox 11 years to go public. A lot of these billion-dollar companies that people think happened overnight happen actually over 10+ years."   [31:13] Growth strategy: Sourcify's growth is fueled by providing value through content marketing (webinars, blogs) and SEO.   [33:05] Single out the most impactful experience you had that lead to your Sourcify success: “People talk about passion, determination, and motivation but if you don't have the ability to get back up when someone says no to you, then you're not gonna be successful."   [34:50] Points of conflict: “You have to be excited about what you're doing or you won't be as determined to work as hard.”   [35:40] Show recap.       Connect with Nathan: TrySourcify.com

This week we interview Nathan Johnson, a personal trainer known as the “Hired Hitman”. In this episode, we discuss exercises for people that struggle with endurance. So if you want to grow your chest, grow your biceps, and define your glute, tune in now!    “No one’s ever going to respect you until you get lean.” - Nathan Johnson Love the podcast? Leave a review on iTunes! What do you want to hear from The RNT Fitness Radio? Tell us here!   Key Highlights:   ⇾Alternative exercises to grow your chest, biceps and glutes ⇾Biofeedback you should be relaying to your online coach ⇾3 things to check to overcome fat loss plateaus   Timestamps:    01:38  Who is Nathan Johnson 03:56 How Nathan’s background helps him assess clients capability 05:09 Tips for growing your chest 13:52 Tips for growing your biceps 16:08 3 Best exercises for ass selfies 19:05 Akash’s tips for chest, biceps and glutes 20:19 What biofeedback should clients be relaying to their online coach? 23:53 How to avoid injuries in the gym 35:48 3 things to overcome a fat loss plateau   Follow Nathan: Instagram   Follow Akash: Facebook Instagram   Follow RNT Fitness: Facebook Instagram Email  

Wouldn't it be great if your first multifamily deal just fell into your lap? If someone would just walk into your office and offer you an 18-unit property? If a bank would provide you with 100% financing and 100% renovation? Sounds great, right? But the problem with things being too easy is that you don't learn. Just ask Nathan Tabor. He got lucky on his first multifamily deal—and that led to a lot of misery, stress, and unanticipated setbacks with his second and third investments. Nathan is an entrepreneur, business consultant, executive coach and speaker. In the last 18 years, he has successfully founded and operated dozens of businesses, grossing over $150M in sales. His experience spans the areas of real estate, auto sales, web-based marketing and direct product sales. Nathan has been a featured guest on Fox News, Laura Ingraham and C-Span, among others, and his parent company was ranked as one of the fastest-growing small businesses in the US by Inc. magazine in 2012, 2013 and 2014. Nathan has done 26 multifamily deals in the last 11 years, and his current portfolio includes three apartment buildings with a total of 168 units. Today he joins me to share his story, discussing how that easy first deal led to big mistakes with his second and third investments. Nathan walks us through the lessons he learned around financials and zoning and explains why aspiring investors should focus on the first deal. Listen in to understand how his multifamily strategy has changed over time, and get Nathan's insight on serving others first to achieve lasting happiness. Key Takeaways Nathan's stress-free first deal Opportunity to buy 18-unit complex 100% financing from small community bank Added 12-unit complex nearby Flipped after eight months, made $250K Nathan's disaster of a second deal Purchased 24 units for $225K Couldn't get building permits Lost grandfathering, had to bring up to code Cost $150K more than budgeted 18 months of misery and stress Good investment in long run Nathan's multifamily strategy Class C, value-add opportunities Flip OR refinance into nonrecourse debt Current portfolio of three complexes, 168 units Nathan's third multifamily deal Rent-roll advertised $28K, only $7K coming in Forced to rework numbers, renegotiate with bank Learned to verify financial via bank statements Eventually sold property, made $800K The lessons Nathan learned from his mistakes Don't wait to resolve problems Follow instincts if something feels wrong Seek the advice of mentor/coach Do foundational work to get educated How Nathan's multifamily strategy changed over time Started out flipping properties Learned about nonrecourse debt Look for properties that meet nonrecourse criteria Banks started asking for more money down Uses income from flips to finance next deal Why multifamily appeals to Nathan Monthly income not dependent on working 40 hours/week Opportunity to help people in difficult situation (C class buildings) 90% of tenants just want safe, well-maintained place to live Nathan's advice for aspiring multifamily investors Define your niche Develop business plan Start somewhere, build up Work with partner if necessary Focus on the first deal Nathan's insight on work-life balance Moments of joy based on money don't last Take care of health, relationships and faith first Connect with Nathan Nathan's Website Resources The Financial Freedom Summit Michael's Course Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money to Buy Your First Apartment Building Review the Podcast on iTunes

One of the most common challenges agencies of all sizes are facing right now is the finding the right people to add to the team. Client budgets and programs are growing, new business is getting a little easier and so everything should be rosey. But when you don’t have the right team to get the work done – it’s frustrating and frightening. 10-15 years ago the prevailing attitude was that agencies needed everyone under one roof. After all the work is so collaborative. But when the recession hit and people had to reduce fixed expenses to survive, many agencies who swore they would never use freelancers or hire someone virtual crossed over and did just that. That’s why I was so interested in talking to Nathan Hirsch, the co-founder and CEO of FreeeUp.com, the hands-on hiring marketplace connecting hundreds of online business owners with reliable, pre-vetted remote workers. Nathan can also be found on leading podcasts, such as Entrepreneur on Fire and Eventual Millionaire, speaking about online hiring tactics. If you listen with an open mind and a willingness to consider something different – I think you might get some interesting ideas about your own talent pool.   What you’ll learn about in this episode: Remote workers give business owners an opportunity to level up their talent at a cheaper cost than traditional employees The advantages freelancers bring to agencies The idea of creating your own marketplace with your freelance pool so they compete with each other and always deliver their best work How the freelance business is changing and freelancers have their own team working for them Why Nathan believes you should pay freelancers on an hourly model How Nathan’s company Freeeup helps its freelancers work with agencies so everyone wins Minimizing risk when working with freelancers and what Freeeup does to make its freelancers less risky than other freelancers Structuring interviews to weed out the wrong freelancers before you start working together Tools to work more effectively with freelancers and virtual employees The pros and cons of having your employees work remotely Creating a feeling of collaboration and teamwork when your team doesn’t see each other regularly Why allowing an in-office employee to go virtual rarely ever works The importance of diversifying when you’re hiring Ways to contact Nathan Hirsch: Website: freeeup.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/freeeupcom Twitter: @freeeup Instagram: @freeeup_ Email: nathan@freeeup.com We’re proud to announce that Hubspot is now the presenting sponsor of the Build A Better Agency podcast! Many thanks to them for their support!

If you want to create a different outcome in your life and something is uncomfortable, how can you stay the course? It can be hard to persevere when you don’t know what will happen; it’s a disconcerting feeling and it can make you feel insecure. You can get past all of that and get past your uncertainty and discomfort! Today’s guest is Nathan Seaward, aka Nathan the Pilot. He used to fly commercial aircraft, his boyhood dream. At some point, he decided it wasn’t for him anymore. While leaving behind the career, paycheck and identity of being a pilot is what he wants to do, it has thrown him into a state of flux and uncertainty. We’re going to explore Nathan’s feelings and how you can apply the truths he’s learned to your own life. Some of the highlights of the show include: How Nathan achieved his boyhood dream of becoming a pilot and why he realized that commercial flying wasn’t, in fact, his dream. Also, Nathan talks about what he decided to do instead. How Nathan knew it was time to leave his job as a commercial pilot and what he did immediately after leaving when he went into panic mode. How it feels to be firmly in the grasp of uncertainty and how Nathan handles being uncomfortable. How Nathan opens himself to feeling negative feelings by using breathing exercises. Nathan’s advice for someone wanting to make the leap but unsure of what to do. Links and Resources NathanSeaward.com Nathan on Facecbook Nathan’s Podcast The Surrender Experiment The 4-Hour Work Week Bluefishing: The Art of Making Things Happen James Butler episode on MoxieCast Quotes by Nathan: “Flying was my boyhood passion and something that I was doing for myself... then I started to realize, this is not my dream.” “I see so many people who are unhappy in their job but stuck in analysis paralysis. I knew I didn’t want to be there. It seemed like death to me.” “I was all-in on not working for someone anymore. I went all-in on freedom.”

New York-based playwright, actor and director Nathan Wright joins this week's episode of the Unimaginary Friendcast sharing his experience as a gay man growing up in the Mormon Church and his career as an award-winning playwright.  Topics Include: - Winning the Edinburgh Fringe Festival! - Moving from Minnesota to Utah! - Coming Out in the Mormon Church! - When Brigham Young University asks you to leave!? - How Nathan is Taking Over Broadway! And so Much More! So sit back, relax, and enjoy the most downloaded podcast in the world! The Unimaginary Friendcast! The Unimaginary Friendcast is hosted by David Monster, Erin Marie Bette Davis Jr. and Nathan Edmondson. https://unimaginaryfriend.com/podcast/ And find us on Facebook!

What comes to mind when you think of narrative painting? Do you think of a particular painting or a series of paintings? What is it about painting with a narrative that captures an audience? My guest, Nathan Lewis is an accomplished narrative painter. In our conversation, Nathan and I spoke about the language of painting, multi figure paintings, painting through frustration and doubt, and so much more! I know artists like you will enjoy hearing from his unique perspective. I am really excited for you to get a glimpse into the world of narrative painting by hearing Nathan’s fascinating story and insights. The Draw to Narrative Painting Do you remember what drew you to your style or type of painting? Was it an artist that captured your imagination, a teacher that opened it up to you, or was it more of a gradual revelation? For artist Nathan Lewis, he was drawn to narrative painting through his personal pursuit of finding meaning in life. Nathan describes his attraction to art as an attraction to live a life of meaning and to find some way to interact with the world. He goes on to explain how once he got a handle on his understanding of art forms, the narrative connection just started to fall into place. Make sure you take a minute to look over Nathan’s artwork at the end of this post. Pushing Past Fear and Failure What do you do with fear of failure as an artists? Does it over take you sometimes? Do you use it for fuel? What is a helpful perspective we can have on this subject? Nathan Lewis has struggled with fear, doubt, and failure as an artist. To get through those difficult and potentially self defeating emotions, Nathan commits himself to his artwork at hand. He has found pushing through (not ignoring) those emotions and engaging in his art to be a helpful solution. What has worked for you in the past? What is your plan for when those feelings creep back in? I hope that hearing from Nathan can help you start to wrestle with these emotions in a way that’s helpful for you. The Role of Memory in Art As an artist who also works from photography I was curious to get Nathan Lewis’ perspective on what role memory has in his artwork. The fact of the matter is, there are aspects that get lost, and some aspects that get captured when we utilize photography to assist us in our paintings. Nathan explains how he enjoys using photography to take his time with a subject. This allows him to avoid the need rush to capture something that he won’t be able to remember from the subject or scene later on if he were forced to rely on his memory. I really resonated with a lot of what Nathan had to share on this subject and I hope artists like you can connect with his unique perspective. The Artist’s Social Life As an artist it can be a struggle to engage with others on a social level. There are a few factors involved in this difficulty. One is that non-artists don’t really understand the demands that our craft has on our time and availability. Another struggle arises when we only socialize with fellow artists and lose that connection with other sectors of society and culture. Which one do you find yourself more drawn to? Have you taken the time to consider why that is? In my conversation with artist Nathan Lewis, we discuss our own experiences with each side of this coin. I hope you find our conversation encouraging and helpful as you navigate how this plays out in your life too. Outline of This Episode [1:35] I introduce my guest, Nathan Lewis. [3:15] Nathan describes his work and how he got started as an artist. [8:30] What drew Nathan to the narrative style of painting? [17:00] Pushing past the fear of failure. [19:30] How Nathan chooses his motifs. [30:00] What is the role of memory in Nathan’s work? [42:30] Connecting with a non-artist social circle. [46:30] What is Nathan currently working on? Other artists mentioned on this episode Wayne Thiebaud Fillippino Lippi Rembrandt Resources Mentioned on this episode www.nathanlewisart.com Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

Today’s episode is huge. Nathan Brooks is like a celebrity for me. He’s the CEO of his own company Bridge Turnkey Investments, and he’s basically automated his excellent leadership into a successful investment strategy. He started out as a musician and wanted to be a rock star, but how he got into real estate investing is really inspiring. You’re going to hear how he transformed his company by focusing on the excellence of his team. Nathan calls it a “renaissance”, and in reality that’s exactly what it is. He overhauled his entire business model, all the way down to the specific tasks of his each of his employees. He learned what it truly means to manage and lead a team. Nathan breaks down all of the individual processes he put in place in order for his turnkey investment strategy to be as successful as it is.   Nathan has a trick for focusing on just one thing. I know that seems impossible when you have 45 to 50 things to do every day, but this meditative technique for being present in the moment is truly valuable. If you’re able to check in with yourself every day and be present in the specific moments that means the most, then you are truly a success story. Focus on just one thing and you can really develop the real estate investment strategy you envision for yourself.   MINUTE MARKERS 4:55 - Nathan Brooks from Kansas City! 5:28 - Nathan’s expertise and why he’s involved in real estate investing 6:24 - What’s Nathan’s average sales price? 7:35 - What got Nathan into real estate investing? 9:12 - Nathan’s biggest influence in real estate 11:16 - Nathan’s breaking point 12:30 - How did Nate go from rock start to investor? 15:17 - Nathan’s new leadership skills transformed his profit master investment strategy 18:23 - Cory breaks down the profit differences between wholesale and rehabs 21:25 - How Nathan sells to two types of clients 25:03 - How Podio revamped Nathan’s leadership 30:58 - The greatest lesson Nathan learned in this business 35:30 - How to set amazing and attainable standards 37:45 - Nate and Cory swap coaching notes 38:55 - Nathan motivates himself with jiu jitsu   42:02 - Nathan’s advice for all the new investors 43:10 - Nathan’s trick for being intentional in just one thing 46:25 - The books that changed Nathan’s life (and there’s a lot!) 54:08 - Does Nate get 8 hours of sleep every night? 55:14 - Nate and Cory compare morning routines 1:01:38 - Cory shares his meditative shower technique 1:05:02 - When should you get a coach? 1:07:59 - What is Nathan most grateful for? 1:09:58 - What’s Nathan’s secret motivation? 1:12:13 - Serve Nathan and connect with him at LINK   QUOTES   We’re able to really fundamentally change the way that we run that business because we made the choice on the front end. - Nathan   Am I putting myself in a situation I have to learn? - Nathan RESOURCES Bridge Turnkey Investments Facebook Podio Rest & Relax Meditations Headspace Fit Brains The E-Myth by Michael E. Gerber Traction by Gino Wickman The Art of Learning by Josh Waitzkin How to Read a Book by Mortimer J. Adler Organize Tomorrow Today by Jason Selk The Coaching Habit by Michael Bungay Stanier The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life by Alice Schroeder Money: Master the Game by Tony Robbins 4-Hour Body by Timothy Ferriss Jerry Rice   Ask Cory A Question Want to get in touch with Cory and ask him your most burning Real Estate Investing question?  We’ve made it super easy for you.  Just head over to our Ask Cory A Question page and start recording.  Cory will play your question live on an upcoming show and answer it personally. Who Do You Want To Hear From? Name some folks I should get on the show! Hit me up:support@realestateinvestingprofits.com and I’ll do my best to get them on. Did You Get Your FREE Investing Guide? TEXT the word PROFIT (38470) to immediately sent Your FREE Investing Quick Start Guide! JOIN The Elite Real Estate Investor’s Board of Directors http://JoinMyMastermind.com Connect Here Please check out our website, realestateinvestingprofits.com for the “Down and Dirty” Ultimate Real Estate Investing Quick Start Guide download.   And don’t forget to get involved with the REIP coaching program at coryscoaching.com or realestateinvestingprofits.com/coachingapplication or click on the “Coaching” tab on our website!  

Nathan Wenzel is the Founder & CEO @ SimpleLegal, the startup that helps legal operations reduce legal spend and improve operational efficiency. They recently raised their $10m Series A led by leading SaaS investors, Emergence Capital with participation from our favourites in the team at Susa Ventures and Rincon Venture Partners. As for Nathan, prior to founding SimpleLegal he spent time in consulting and as a Partner @ BI analytics firm, Edge Solutions.   In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Nathan made his way from consulting to BI analytics to founding one of SaaS's hottest "overnight successes" in SimpleLegal? 2.) Why does Nathan advocate for the slow and steady approach in startups? What type of business does this make sense for? Does this not go contra the traditional theory of move fast and break things? 3.) Nathan has said before that "most bay area millennials have not seen market corrections". How does Nathan's experience seeing these corrections affect his running of SimpleLegal? Why does Nathan think we have an impending market correction to come? 4.) Why must founders always know the day that they will become profitable? How does that change the way they operate and strategise the running of the business? Why is it also crucial for them to know their zero cash day? 5.) What did John really look for in his investors? What questions should founders ask potential investors pre-investment? How would John look to improve his fundraising process for the Series B? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Nathan’s Fave Book: Only The Paranoid Survive by Andy Grove Nathan’s Fave Blog: SaaStr As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Nathan on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. WePay helps online platforms increase revenue through integrated payments processing, helping platforms offer ROI-positive integrated payments to their users – within their UX and without taking on fraud & regulatory exposure. WePay also offers award-winning support and can even work with your team thru Slack or Zendesk. Get the payments revenue you want, without getting bogged down every time a user has a payments question. Simply visit wepay.com/harry PipeDrive is the Sales CRM and pipeline management software to use, with the primary view being the pipeline a clear visual interface that prompts you to take action, remain organized and stay in control of a complex sales process. This is why sales pros and deal makers love it (my words, not Pipedrive’s). Plus it easily lets you find the stats you need and is fully customizable. Even better, you can signup for free on here it really is a must.

My guest today, on the Steve Jobs inspired Join Up Dots free podcast interview is an only twenty seven years old, but he seems to have packed in several decades of work and hustle in such a short period of time. He has been an entrepreneur in the eCommerce industry since 2009 and has grown into a leading expert in the field with experience managing multi-million dollar businesses. But of course we are most interested in what he is doing today. What is getting him excited everyday when he jumps out of bed? Well he is the Founder and CEO of FreeeUp a company that he started 2015 after spending 7+ years interviewing, hiring, and training remote workers. He decided that there must be a better way for eCommerce companies to hire remote workers without having to spend hours interviewing and finding the most reliable people. A year later and FreeeUp is a rapidly growing company interviewing hundreds of worker applicants each week and providing remote workers for hundreds of clients. He has found a gap in the market place and filled it with his experience and passion allowing it to flourish. And with his extensive knowledge in creating business systems and processes, personnel management, hiring remote workers, the Amazon Marketplace, and advanced sales tactics this is going to get bigger and bigger. But does he see this as his legacy work, or simply something that is moving him closer and closer towards his goals? And what does he enjoy the most in his work….the creation, or the customer satisfaction? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr. Nathan Hirsch Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty topics with Nathan Hirsch such as: How Nathan has developed the abilities to bounce back from every failure that has hit him, ensuring that he has learnt from those hard-times before moving forward. The story of the trip to Myrtle Beach, where he suffered a huge client loss and identity fraud all within a few hours…tipping his world on its axis. Why you should always look to start hiring as soon as you can in your business, to allow yourself free time to do the stuff that you are best at. and lastly…. Why he has set up his company to have three levels of staff, to boost the quality of the work, and to maintain greater control on standards and systems..very wise decision indeed.

Stories about going to Burning Man for the first time. Gummybear flees Yellowstone. How Nathan got hired for Black Rock City. Barbie says Burning Man is transformative. Featuring music by Vagabondage!

From selling millions of dollars worth before age 21 in a college dorm, to helping other entrepreneurs hire teams that help them grow and scale, today’s guest is Nathan Hirsh. He shares how to sell on Amazon and hire the right people for your business to thrive. A few highlights of what you will hear in this interview include: - Accelerate your business in 30 days! - What is “The Drunken Monkey” and why are we planning to go there? - How Nathan got started selling textbooks out of his dorm for over $1 million. - How to sell on Amazon. The system and scaling behind it. - What is dropshipping. - How to avoid ‘black hat’ methods. - How to hire the right people and add great people to your team. - Can you have both a job and a business?

For my first interview in our "Mormons in the U.K." series, I interview my dear friend Nathan Lisgo.  In this two part series Nathan discusses: 1) Growing up in Lancaster, England, serving a mission, getting married in the temple, etc. 2) His faith transition, largely caused by questions/concerns regarding the LDS Church's history regarding African Americans and the priesthood.  And 3) How Nathan has navigated a nuanced testimony and a mixed-faith marriage with his wife and three children.

For my first interview in our "Mormons in the U.K." series, I interview my dear friend Nathan Lisgo.  In this two part series Nathan discusses: 1) Growing up in Lancaster, England, serving a mission, getting married in the temple, etc. 2) His faith transition, largely caused by questions/concerns regarding the LDS Church's history regarding African Americans and the priesthood.  And 3) How Nathan has navigated a nuanced testimony and a mixed-faith marriage with his wife and three children.

Today’s guest, Nathan Chan, is wired to be an entrepreneur. He’s built a 6 figure digital publishing empire from scratch, and admits that in the beginning he knew exactly nothing about how to do it. Foundr magazine is a huge entrepreneurial success and there are tons of lessons to be learned from Nathan’s story and he shares them generously in this episode. If you’re an entrepreneur who’s just starting up your business endeavors, Nathan’s story should be very encouraging to you, so stick around! “I don’t work. I build businesses for fun.” That’s the first line you’ll see on Nathan Chan’s LinkedIn profile and it’s true. You can tell from the energy and enthusiasm that he exudes on this episode of Crowdfunding Uncut that it’s true. Nathan started building his online media empire before he really know what he was doing. Now his online magazine, Foundr, is one of the top 10 digital magazines on the iTunes store and he’s very pleased with how things have turned out (naturally). In this episode we find out how Nathan got started, the first steps he took, and how he landed some of his biggest interviews, including the cover story on Richard Branson that he used to put his magazine on the radar of many other high profile people who would one day be a part of his media publication. You won’t want to miss this episode. Cheat Sheet (What you can learn) How Nathan began his podcast as a part of building his media empire. The signs of success and the strategies that helped Nathan move his magazine forward. Ways Nathan has leveraged his marketing for more subscriptions. Tools that can be used to optimize listings in the app store. The importance of finding the right person to pitch with your interview request and how to make their involvement a “no brainer.” Offering a “feature” position to interviewees early on to get momentum going. Ask to Subscribe on iTunes/Stitcher Crowdfunding Uncut is the place where incredible project creators show you how they launched their products online using the world’s largest crowdfunding sites such as Indiegogo and Kickstarter. Subscribe to iTunes or to Stitcher for more episodes of Crowdfunding Uncut. Smart Player (for that episode) Why the content of the episode is important Not everyone is cut out to be an entrepreneur, but for those who have it in their blood to start and grow their own business Nathan Chan has two words of advice: Extreme focus. In his words, “You have to be hungry if you want to build a successful business.” There can’t be any part of the process that you allow to intimidate you or hold you back. You have to be constantly learning, constantly growing, and constantly pushing past the barriers to your next step so that you can eventually reach the pinnacle you’re shooting for. It takes that kind of relentless effort to make your business the success you want it to be. You can hear Nathan unpack those concepts as he discussed the issue of extreme focus, on this episode of Crowdfunding Uncut. More about the show As he began his digital magazine, Nathan wanted to get an interview with Richard Branson. He figured that Richard was the epitome of an entrepreneur and that he’d be a perfect fit for his niche audience. But it wasn’t easy to get the interview. He worked tirelessly to find just the right person, the “gatekeeper” he could speak to in order to make a good connection with Richard. When he finally did, he worked very carefully and consistently to make sure he was able to land the interview. Though he originally lobbied for a Skype interview, it wasn’t possible given Richard’s schedule so he opted for an email exchange. That interview and the cover article he published were the catalyst for the future success of Foundr magazine. In this conversation with Khierstyn Ross, Nathan shares how he went about getting that connection, step by step – and how the results were more than he hoped for. Quotes "I don’t feel like I’ve attained success" "If things don’t work, you just keep moving and keep building" "Being so extremely focused provides an extreme amount of hustle" "You have to be hungry if you want to build a successful business" Nathan Chan's Story Most online enterprises today are launched with a very carefully thought out strategy for getting the most eyes on it as possible, right away. But back when Nathan Chan began his online magazine (it wasn’t called Foundr then) he didn’t have any launch plan. He just build a website, began designing his magazine, and started contacting people he wanted to have featured in its pages. That was it. Through a lot of trial and error he was able to land some “big fish” who he then used as leverage to attract more big fish. Richard Branson was the first and many others followed. In this episode you can hear the details of what Nathan did to track down Richard Branson, get an interview with him, and use that connection to get more high profile interviews to move the Foundr brand forward. Thanks, Nathan! (Click here to thank Nathan on twitter!) Resources from Website Foundr Magazine – Nathan’s flagship publication https://sensortower.com/ – App store optimization tool This episode is brought to you by BackerKit On your phone? Click here to write us a well-deserved iTunes review and help us outrank the riffraff!

Nathan Fox is the founder of Fox LSAT, a high-level program that teaches law students how to ace the LSAT. Fox LSAT offers live classes, online courses, books, videos, podcast, blogs and 1 on 1 tutoring. Out of 7 years of teaching, not 1 student has ever asked Nathan for a refund.    In this episode we discuss:   Nathan’s opinion on going to college. Nathan’s tips on how you can find or create a career you are passionate about. The jobs Nathan had that eventually led him to start Fox LSAT.  How Nathan started and grew Fox LSAT.  How Fox LSAT received 93 Five star reviews on Yelp.  The best teaching advice Nathan has ever heard.    For more details on this episode or resources and support on building your business, please visit www.teenpodcast.com We have built a community of entrepreneurs from all around the world to help you on your journey.    The podcast is produced by Force Media. 

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Naked with Adele CHAT SHOW presents: EPISODE 27 Increase EQ with Music NATHAN MCCREE VOL 2 OF 3 Adele Green interviews Nathan McCree, who shares his views of the true reason he started composing and how music can do nothing less than increase your EQ (emotional quotient). Nathan McCree is famous for composing the music for Tomb Raider in 1996. One day he was a music writer in the gaming industry and the next day his boss arrived at work with his new Ferrari.  He now lives in the Czech Republic and freelances worldwide composing audio, sound effects and voice overs. In the interview you will find out: How can music reduce stress and bring us emotional therapy Nathan shares how music can move what we feel What is emotional music? Tomb Raider allowed emotional music and story for the gamers What music Nathan McCree really wanted to compose? The link with the Spice Girls and women empowerment with Lara Croft The hidden value of technology, empowerment and emotional content What music install emotion? How Nathan writes emotional music? The story of the piece which can move listeners from point A to B The climax and release in music as emotional vehicle How the intensity of the music writer transfers How to select the right music for emotions? How music can you back to your past Interviewed by: Adele Green, Transformation Specialist Coach for women in relationship and Author of www.CanYouSeeMeNaked.com interviews feminine role models to share stories, tools and tips to support and inspire women with daily challenges on their internal journey.   MORE ABOUT NATHAN MCCREE CONTACT LINKS FOR NATHAN MCCREE  Facebook: www.facebook.com/nathanmccreeofficial Twitter: @nrpmccree Instagram: nathanmccree   SPECIAL MENTIONED LINKS Free Book Chapter Complimentary Coaching Starter Pack Become a patron SaveSave

Nathan Chan is the founder and CEO of Foundr digital magazine. Wanting to personally discover the answers to all his questions about the daily struggles of starting a successful business, Nathan began to interview world-changing entrepreneurs in the hope that he could learn from them. He started Foundr while working a full time job, but the rapid success of the digital magazine led Nathan to quit his day job and double down on Foundr. In this broadcast, Nathan Chan and I talk about: His background before beginning the magazine. Why he choose to create a digital magazine. The 3 ways he knew it was time to give up his day joy to work on the magazine full time. How he was able to find his feet after transitioning from part time to full time in the magazine. How he realized the importance of building the Foundr brand. The Goal Pyramid process to decide what to focus on at any given time. How Nathan built the Foundr  team and his insight in hiring people that are a good fit. His advice for those who want to be successful in publishing. How Foundr has been able to secure so many top name interviews. How to find Nathan Chan online: Website: http://foundrmag.com Twitter: @NathanHChan If you enjoyed today’s podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support. The post ITT 076: How to Build a 6-Figure Magazine with Nathan Chan appeared first on Tom Morkes.

Nathan Chan launched Foundr magazine two and a half years ago, while still working a full-time job and knowing little about the publishing industry or mobile apps. He has come a long way since then and has plenty to share. We can all learn something from Nathan's journey, no matter what our own standing in life may be. Listen to this entertaining and instructive interview and discover: How Nathan came up with the idea for his magazine How company culture helped to accelerate his business Nathan's favorite tip for building a culture And much, much more To get the full show notes, transcripts on this episode check us out at www.befurniture.com/episode81 You can also connect with us on Twitter @BeFurniture or personally to me, @BEJohnGardner Click the links to subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher

Hello there and thank you for listening to the New York City Football Club Fan Podcast. I'm your host, Andrés Emilio Soto a season ticket holder who sits in Section 205, so come say hi! This podcast is by fans and for fans. I want you to voice your opinion, give feedback, reveal your predictions about NYCFC and to have fun while doing this. To leave a voice message that will be featured on a future show visit NYCFCPodcast.com/chat. On today's show I interview Nathan Congleton who is NYCFC's club photographer. During this episode you'll learn more about Nathan on a personal level and then we dive into his opinions on NYCFC and his experience traveling with supporters to Red Bulls Arena and many other. Enjoy! Recap Corner In this episode of the NYCFC Fan Podcast you'll learn... How Nathan became a photographer and what inspired him Which famous socer players he's had the opportunity to photo shot How he became NYCFC's club photographer We share our experience getting thrown out of the PATH train on our way to Red Bull Arena. We learn what other leagues Nathan follows including who he roots for during the World Cup. Nathan also gives us an inside peek at how NYCFC players are responding to their poor performances on the field. Podcast Links NathanCongleton.com Instagram | @photonate Twitter | @nathancongleton Instagram | @HooligansNYCFC     Resources Mentioned in this Episode   El Guaje #NYCFC #davidvilla A photo posted by @photonate on May 10, 2015 at 7:24pm PDT   Shoutout to @elizabethshrier and @photonate - we all need to thank these two people for all the amazing pictures of NYCFC fans and players they capture at every game #NYCFC #NYisBlue #nycfcFans #nycfcFamily #newyorkcityFC #nycfcSupporters #newyorkcityisBlue #newyorkcityfootballclub #nycfcPhotographers #hooligansNYCFC #thirdrail #HoO #brownbagsc #blueladies #ESU #newyorkisblueandwhite A photo posted by @hooligansnycfc on May 12, 2015 at 6:54pm PDT Subscribe to the NYCFC Fan Podcast via iTunes or Stitcher If you enjoyed this episode can you share it with the rest of the NYCFC fans by leaving an honest rating and review on iTunes? Simply click here. Leaving a 5 star rating and review will help the show and its ranking in iTunes immensely and it'll help other NYCFC Fans find this podcast! I appreciate all that you do for the show and hope you continue to enjoy it. Your reviews truly motivate and inspire me. Thank you! Follow and interact with NYCFC Fan Podcast on...     

Nathan is designer and developer who grew a following when he started teaching everything he knows. He’s released 2 successful courses on design, a book called Authority and is currently building a tool to help authors with their e-mail marketing called ConvertKit. In this episode we’ll go into the strategies Nathan uses to get so much done, learn a wide variety of skills as well as the behind-the-scenes of how he's been approaching his latest projects. In this episode you'll learn: - The 2 most important strategies Nathan uses to consistently stay productive - The areas of business he spends time on every day to ensure success - How Nathan organizes his tasks and chooses what to focus on - Nathan's mindset on marketing that makes it easier to approach and much more effective (his results prove it!) - The challenge and benefits of focusing his latest product on a specific, targeted audience - A powerful insight that helps Nathan get feedback from people most qualified to give it - Plus: the weirdest thing about how he works

In this episode of the Foundr Podcast gears are reversed and Nathan invites his good friend Yaro Starak to interview him for the show.   Yaro Starak is an entrepreneur, blogger and internet marketer from Entrepreneur’s Journey (www.entrepreneurs-journey.com). Yaro is a well-known internet marketer and entrepreneur that has grown several ventures and has a pretty popular blog on how to grow your business.   In this interview Yaro and Nathan Discuss:   - Nathan's Journey and how he started Foundr - Nathan's Key lessons learnt from a first time entrepreneur - How Nathan interviewed Richard Branson and got in touch with him - Nathan's vision for the magazine and the digital publishing space - & Much more!   I Need Your Help!   If you haven’t already, I would love if you could be awesome and take a minute to leave a quick rating and review of the podcast on iTunes by clicking on the link below. It’s the most amazing way to help the show grow and reach more people!   Leave a review for the Foundr Podcast!

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