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In this episode, you will learn: • Elder Pat Hiban’s brief bio • Pat’s transition to being a real estate agent • Pat’s thoughts on being the number one realtor in the world • How Pat started in the real estate investing business • Pat’s different lines of horizontal income • Acting on achieving what you want to achieve • Pat’s perspective and the things that Pat anticipates changing • What Pat’s daily diet looks like and his exercise regimen • Pat’s life happiness index score • What Pat does to give back • All about Pat’s GoPod • Some of Pat’s past and future greatest hits • Where to find Pat • Plus, so much more! Pat Hiban is a former real estate agent out of the Baltimore MD area, and is the owner of the Pat Hiban Group with Keller Williams. As a billion-dollar agent, Pat was awarded #1 REMAX Agent by gross commissions in the world in 2004 and #1 Keller Williams Realty Agent in units sold nationwide 2006. He was named a New York Times and USA Today best-selling author, and has been quoted in Time Magazine, the Washington Post, the Baltimore Sun, and various other real estate publications. Pat is also one of the founders of GoBundance, an adventure company for "healthy, wealthy, generous individuals who choose to lead epic lives". Notable members of GoBundance include fellow founders David Osborn and Tim Rhode.

The Happy on Mondays Podcast is for online entrepreneurs looking to grow their business to support the life of their dreams.    Happy on Mondays is about building a life you’re obsessed with! Even on Monday mornings.   In these episodes, I’ll teach and talk about my business journey and who I’m becoming in the process of being a fully-expressed online leader. I’ll touch on topics like leadership, purpose, relationships, making bold moves, and having the courage to choose yourself to let go of any limitations as you build your dream life.   Are you Ready for wild success!?    In today’s episode: How Pat and I are now in business together How we evolved and merged our businesses When we lost where we were heading but pivoted back  The need for feminine and masculine energies in business What wasn’t working in our business before What now works in the new version of our business Resources: Free Private Training: How to grow your Coaching Business to 6-figure with an authentic & aligned marketing system Authentic Funnel Program    Let’s connect on IG! @happy.on.mondays

Today, I interview one of the fitness industry’s leading business coaches and owner of www.PatRigsby.com. Pat shares some simple strategies that can help anyone achieve personal, financial, and professional success. I enjoyed this interview with Pat and I’m sure you will too. There are a lot of gems here but setting up systems to ensure you’re staying ahead financially is key. If you listen to this episode, you’ll hear the following mentioned: How Pat used his baseball coaching career as a springboard for his success Pat’s net worth starting out was more than negative 50K including a loan go into default The factors that led to Pat’s financial success Setting specific goals Start with conservative savings goals and go from there Being a good role model for his kids The importance of who you’re around Pessimistic people are dangerous Reading biographies can be instrumental Why Pat is passionate about supporting me in helping Fit Pros with their finances It’s easy to rationalize financial decisions that lead to difficult positions How finances can be embarrassing How finances affect the other important areas of life Why it’s so important to achieve financial goals What’s on Pat’s bucket list Contact Billy directly about possibly doing coaching with him, visit https://yourfitnessmoneycoach.com/coaching-with-me/ and fill out the form. Listen/Subscribe to the show here: My podcast page Your Fitness Money Coach Itunes Spotify IHeart Stitcher Google RSS You can also search for the Your Fitness Money Coach podcast on major podcast apps.    

Welcome to another bonus installment of Talking J's. In this special episode Both Kevin and Jose had the honor to interview a beacon of positivity in these darkest of times, Pat from Super Pat World. Jose has been following Pat's streams for some time and describes him as a caring, energetic, and extremely positive person. We talk about where his positivity stems from, his streaming channel, sneakers and mental health. We think Pat has a lot to offer and his channel is worth checking out if you want to take part in a positive and worthwhile community that brings positivity to your day while being entertained as he conquers levels nearly impossible to beat. Sit back, relax and enjoy this bonus episode of Talking J’s. And remember to please: Rate, Subscribe and Review Talking J's. See you next episode. Thank you. -J You can find Pat on Facebook by searching: Super Pat World in the search bar. Or by clicking the following link: https://www.facebook.com/gaming/SuperPatWorld Timeline: 0:00 Opening Interview with Pat 2:25 How Pat started streaming 6:55 On Positivity 17:00 Working in Honduras and Guatemala 24:40 Conceptions and Misconceptions of streaming 28:45 On failing, rebounding, and succeeding 32:20 Tactics, perception of self, and self-esteem 38:31 Siblings, Friendships, and Video Games 41:18 Life lessons from Covid-19 45:36 Biggest Gaming Feat 57:51 Complete Games and DLC 1:02:38 Mental health and video games 1:12:50 Pat’s Favorite Sneakers 1:17:23 Worst game we’ve ever played 1::21:40 One thing if you could bring back 1:26:59 Favorite game of all time

Tracey talks with the winsome and wonderful singer/songwriter Pat Barrett about the gifts of creativity and simple connection to God that he discovered during the pandemic, writing the songs he needs to hear and the treasures found on his voice memos on his phone. 2:40- Recording and writing music during the pandemic6:41- Pat Barrett's family and home life7:38- How Pat experienced God as a worship leader at the beginning of the pandemic12:39- If Pat could go back and give himself advice 15:35- Music, a lifeline19:00- Good, Good Father23:05- Pat Barrett's new album

Pat Moran (@Patmorantweets) Joins Charlie Gross (@Charlie_Gross_) to talk Buffalo Bills, How Pat got his start in podcasting and any advice or tips he has for new podcaster's. They end the show with a quick discussion about chicken wing rankings

They say that your network is your net worth. And Pat Hiban has proven this to be true over and over again. Making connections through networking and mastermind groups, he has established multiple business partnerships and created more than 30 passive income streams! So, how can we leverage what Pat has learned about building relationships to reach the next level of success in our own lives? Pat is the Cofounder of GoBundance, a business mastermind for healthy, wealthy, generous men who want to lead EPIC lives. A former top-performing real estate agent, Pat was the #1 RE/MAX agent in the world in 2004 and earned the same honor with Keller Williams in 2006, selling more than 4,000 homes worth over one billion dollars in the course of his career. Pat is also the former host of the Real Estate Rockstars Podcast and the author of 6 Steps to 7 Figures and Tribe of Millionaires. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Pat joins cohost Garrett Lynch and I to discuss what inspired his initial goal to become a millionaire and share the key lessons from 6 Steps to 7 Figures. He explains how his definition of success has evolved to focus on relationships and describes the power of joining a mastermind community. Listen in for Pat’s insight around building on your successes and learn how networking with other high-performing entrepreneurs can take YOUR business to the next level! Key Takeaways What inspired Pat to become a millionaire Boost to self-esteem More money = less stress How Pat’s definition of success has changed Ego-driven to make money from 21 to 35 Relationships + time most valuable now Pat’s key lesson from 6 Steps to 7 Figures Build on successes (not from ground up) Go deep in one area rather than wide The key to Pat’s ongoing success Naïve enough to keep moving forward Believe in self and be coachable Pat’s insight around the value of relationships 30+ opportunities from mastermind One relationship away from next level The idea of horizontal income Things that pay you sideways Multifamily, businesses, etc. What Pat is investing in right now Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin and Ethereum) VC funds and private companies Single- and multifamily real estate Connect with Pat Hiban Tribe of Millionaires GoBundance Pat on LinkedIn Resources 6 Steps to 7 Figures: A Real Estate Professional’s Guide to Building Wealth and Creating Your Own Destiny by Pat Hiban Tribe of Millionaires: What If One Choice Could Change Everything? by David Osborn and Pat Hiban Real Estate Rockstars Podcast David Osborn Tim Rhode We Study Billionaires Real Vision Podcast Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Podcast Show Notes  Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Today we’re speaking with one of the godfathers of podcasting, Pat Flynn. He’s built several successful online businesses, doing 7 figures a year. He’s a blogger, keynote speaker, Wall Street Journal Best Selling Author and podcaster. Pat hosts the wildly popular Smart Passive Income Podcast, where he teaches his listeners how to create multiple passive income streams, online. Pat has 2 beautiful kids, Keoni and Kailani and is married to April Flynn, his self-described, “rock”.   Smart Passive Income is one of the first podcasts Ildiko and I ever downloaded and we’re thrilled to have Pat on the show today. In this episode we’re chatting about the birth of his businesses, how he manages his family life, why getting laid off from your 9-5 can be a blessing in disguise, the important role his wife plays in his life, raising kids inside your business, his book writing process and why you’ve got to start cultivating “superfans”, online.   “My favorite way to parent is to essentially coach. Any good coach helps a person by not telling them what to do, but by asking them questions so they figure it out themselves” - Pat Flynn   This week on Pretty and Punk: The devastation Pat felt from getting laid off from his job at the Architecture firm How Pat initially got started online, by creating a study guide for Architecture exams How job loss affects your family Having a wife that’s a “rock” Deciphering the Enneagram Getting your kids involved in your business Teaching your kids the importance of servant leadership Coaching vs Parenting How to schedule family time and the importance of routines Pat’s book writing process How to cultivate Superfans for your business, product or Art   Connect with the Pretty and Punk Podcast: Pretty and Punk Website Pretty and Punk Podcast on Facebook Pretty and Punk Podcast on Instagram Spicy Lil Pepper on Instagram Punk Ass on LinkedIn   Connect with Pat Flynn: Pat Flynn Smart Passive Income Twitter Facebook Instagram YouTube   Resources: Pat’s Books Enneagram Institute                        

Our guest today is Pat Coyne, coach and owner of Black Sheep Performance in Cincinnati, Ohio.  Pat started helping clients of all levels reach their fullest potential after his career as a 4-star high school football recruit ended in college due to injury.  Pat started Black Sheep Performance in 2018 on the side of a house in Cincinnati, OH. Within 3 years BSP organically outgrew itself, working from renting gym space, to a barn, to a state of the art 11,000 sq. foot training facility. Pat has mentored under some of the top coaches in the nation, is a progressive thinker, and gets great results with his clients in his fast-growing business.  When I moved back to Ohio in July, I connected with Pat shortly thereafter and have gotten several training sessions and conversations in with him since then.  Pat has a training style that fuses many of the elements I consider essential: A great environment, room for exploration/creativity, competition and reaction, as well as an integration of modern speed training methods, such as those taught by multi-time podcast guest, Adarian Barr. As such, it was only a matter of time until Pat and I sat down together and recorded a podcast.  Two of the big things that Pat and I are both passionate about are being life-long learners and then looking at (and experiencing) the holistic effects of things like the training environment, athlete autonomy/creativity, and the effects of music, rhythm and reactions on performance.  On this podcast, Pat and I go into his background as an athlete and coach, his thoughts on structured vs. unstructured/open training, his progressions on speed training, rhythm, timing, how he challenges athletes on a holistic level, and some deeper discussion on the evolution of the human/sports performance industry. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster and Lost Empire Herbs. View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Head to www.lostempireherbs.com/justfly for 15% off of your purchase! Timestamps and Main Points 5:30 Pat’s medieval gear in his gym, as well as his background as a top-ranked high school quarterback, and his transition into strength and conditioning 11:15 What Pat believes held him back from being successful on the college level after being very successful (and physically fit and gifted) in high school, and what he would tell his younger self from his place now as a coach 16:00 How Pat uses games and a holistic approach to connect dots in his training programs/process 27:40 Ideas on how structured versus unstructured training, as well as the importance of being in the moment without expectations, in the training setting 46:50 How Pat’s speed training process has changed over his years as a coach 54:15 A chat on rhythm and timing in coaching speed and athletic movement, as well as using musical beats to time up various training movements 1:04.00 What Pat sees as the evolving purpose of the profession of a strength coach and the deeper purposes of training and coaching in the physical realm 1:14.15 Three things that go into Pat’s mind before each training session that tell him “this is what will make a great session” “(To my younger self) I would go and spend time doing everything that I didn’t want to do” “You have these training sessions which are comfortable and build people up, and it’s very ego driven to where you have your athletes feeling to where they crushed the day, and there is truth in that.  But.. how uncomfortable did you make your athletes in a healthy way, in a safe environment, to where they could fail, to where you could see how resilient that athlete is becoming” “I want to see the full human being first, then we can smack the weights” “I feel like you make the most progress when you are having fun… why does a kid make progress so fast.  Why do we throw that out when we are working with a pro athlete?” “They may have got their asses kicked,

We always love chatting with Pat Flynn, and in this episode, we discuss how to build super fans in your business, how to grow an audience ethically, how to promote affiliate offers to your audience and make good money through affiliate marketing in a very ethical way that makes customers actually thank you for doing it. Pat also discusses how he has been able to build a successful building with a great, appreciative audience without the need to run a ton of ads and self-admittedly not having the best SEO on his website as well. We also talk to Pat about how he got involved in some of the deals he has equity in. He’s not just an affiliate for products such as ConvertKit, Lead Pages, Teachable and Samcart, he’s also an advisor and gets some sort of revenue share. So we dive into how he has been able to leverage his podcast to then get involved in these equity and advisory deals. When you have listened, be sure to check out our previous chat with Pat and our conversation with Lisa Cherney for more insight on how to give insane value while being real to your audience. “With affiliate marketing, it’s the easiest way of starting to generate an income because these products already exist, people out there are already buying them, you just have to be the person that people trust to make that recommendation to them.” - Pat Flynn Some Topics We Discussed Include: “Fannels” and how to ramp yours up (and no, we are not talking about soft pajamas!) The amazing result you can get in under three years which will set you up for success How Pat pivoted during the last time we had an economic downturn which changed his life forever How to get great fan engagement and healthier all at once! Tactics for when you are first starting out with affiliate marketing How to stay passionate about the same topic for years Common mistakes Pat sees on websites and how to differentiate yourself from the pack What ‘What’s Up’ tactic that will make you really stand out The pyramid of a fandom and why you should turn that funnel upside down Resources From Pat Flynn: 123AffiliateMarketing.com Smart Passive Income PatFlynn.com References and Links Mentioned: Superfans: The Easy Way to Stand Out, Grow Your Tribe, And Build a Successful Business Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. Affiliate Marketing Through Insane Value - Pat Flynn Why Being Yourself Is The Best Business Strategy - Lisa Cherney

Pat Burke is an accomplished marketing and communications professional, building personal relationships across the globe. Currently Marketing and Communications Manager for Gavilon Group, LLC, Pat strategically plans and executes global communication efforts including public relations, advertising and brand management, as well as internal and external communications. Pat grew up near Omaha, Nebraska and continues to live and enjoy life in the Midwest. He attended the University of Nebraska - Omaha, where he received his undergraduate degree in marketing and business before earning his MBA from Creighton University. He began his career in the agency world and later accepted his current position with Gavilon Group, LLC. In his role, Pat works to create value in the complex agricultural commodities marketplace. When he is not working to connect producers and consumers, Pat can be found with his family or seeking out a new challenge. Hear more from Pat and Cliff on behavioral targeting and using data to build personal connections on a global scale, providing your team and customers with the right tools to succeed, the power of humility and the importance of listening in marketing and more. Check it out! What you'll learn: How Pat and his team communicate with diverse audiences simultaneously while meeting individual needs Pat’s thoughts on understanding communication preferences and the value of one-to-one communications Listening and developing a strong understanding of customer and internal wants and needs, then developing a plan to deliver results Recognizing and communicating your company’s value proposition for sustainable business development More about the ability of effective marketing to drive sales and the importance of maintaining a focus on data Marketing trends such as behavior-based targeting and insights into how the Gavilon team is implementing them The importance of providing your team and customers with the tools they need to achieve optimal results Recognizing that there is always room for improvement and taking advantage of the opportunity to learn from others in your field The importance of working as a team and combining individual strengths to deliver great results Life lessons and insights from Pat’s background in rural America including personal and professional development, remembering where you came from and always remaining humble

In today's episode, we discuss how to approach asset allocation in Australia for those who want to retire early.How much do we invest in Australia vs international assets?  What about other things like home ownership, investment property, cash, bonds, or even assets like gold, bitcoin?  How do these all fit into the puzzle?  Discussion points...Why does asset allocation matter?  (01:55)Starting at home - investing in Australia  (02:42)Venturing abroad - investing overseas  (06:52)Combining Aussie/global shares into a portfolio  (09:51)Investment properties in your portfolio?  (18:53)How much bonds and cash should you keep?  (22:30)Gold, crypto and other exciting stuff!  (23:56)Why is diversification so useful?  (27:00)Structuring your investments inside and outside super  (29:46)How Pat and Dave approach asset allocation  (35:33)Chasing investment performance  (40:54)Takeaways from this episode  (41:38)More from us....Dave's Blog:  Strong Money AustraliaPat's Blog:  Life Long ShuffleYouTube Channel:  FIRE & Chill

Have you ever wondered what the job of a glazier entails? Installing glass tables, custom mirrors, and storefronts are just a few of the jobs that glaziers do. Who better to tell us more about this specific role in the trade industry other than my guest today, Patrick McIntyre, a glazier professional, and business owner. In this episode, Pat provides an insightful look at what a glazier’s role is. After working as a glazier in the trade industry for a couple of different companies, Pat felt a need to seek out a challenge. He started his own business, Synergy, which provides glass and door services. Listen in to Episode 8, to learn the unique role of a glazier in the trade industry, the ins and outs of Pat’s business, and how COVID-19 has impacted the glaziers’ industry. Some Questions I Ask How did you start in the trade industry and what have been your roles? (1:30)Did you question yourself at all? (6:15)What are the opportunities that COVID-19 has brought to you? (8:08)What is your servicing area? (13:58)What are all the components of being a glazier? (15:25)Do you have any regrets about choosing your path? (17:02)What new projects are getting you excited? (18:35)In This Episode You Will Learn Pat’s journey to starting his own business and how it operates today (4:08)About Pat’s partnership with DelCo Solutions (10:30)What the glazier’s apprenticeship process is (12:13)The variety of jobs as a glazier (15:50)How Pat spends his time outside of work (18:03)A breakdown of different roles in Synergy (20:11)How my business has been affected by COVID-19 (22:39)Connect with Patrick McIntyreLinkedInSynergy - WebsiteFacebook PagePhone number: 484-540-3117Email: pat@synergyglassanddoor.com Let’s Connect!LinkedInInstagram TwitterMPC Builders - WebsiteMPC Builders - Facebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Cryptocurrency is slowly but surely taking over the world, one blockchain at a time. Unfortunately, the IRS has caught on and isn’t going to let people make money off crypto investments without paying taxes. But the silver lining is a tech startup like ZenLedger, which works to help investors and tax professionals with their tax compliance needs as it relates to cryptocurrency. In the latest edition of the Silicon Valley Momentum Podcast, Roland Siebelink spoke with ZenLedger co-founder and CEO Pat Larsen. They discuss ZenLedger’s strengths as a company and Pat’s unique journey to becoming the CEO of a startup: How Pat’s time as a chemistry major and Navy pilot led him to become a CEO. The challenges of deciding you want to be a CEO before having a use case. Why startup leaders should take every meeting they can get when looking for investors. Why curiosity is a quality that startups shouldn’t overlook when hiring employees. The importance of CEOs accepting that they don’t have all of the answers, as long as they’re looking for answers.

Are you satisfied with mediocracy? Or do you want to grow?   Getting to the next level requires intentional living. It’s about deciding what you want your life to look like and making decisions around that vision. Jenn Kennedy is the business mentor behind Impact to Income, a program that helps online entrepreneurs grow their impact and scale their income to six figures and beyond. Jenn’s husband, Patrick, spent the last seven years in a prestigious job as a buyer for Boyne Mountain Resorts before making the decision to leave his W-2 and join Jenn, working in her business as a full-time entrepreneur. On this episode of Destined to Be, Jenn and Pat join us to discuss the tragedy that helped them get clear on a shared vision, explaining how they approach challenges as Team Kennedy. They offer insight on navigating difficult conversations, challenging us to explore our feelings before we react in anger. Listen in as Jenn and Pat share why it’s crucial to support your spouse’s investment in themselves and learn how living with intention helps the couple grow together and enhance their collective impact. Key Takeaways Jenn’s journey from elementary school teacher to online business mentor Why Pat left a prestigious job with a mountain resort to work with Jenn The tragedy that helped Pat and Jenn get clear on their shared vision How Pat and Jenn approach challenges through the lens of Team Kennedy What it looks like to live intentionally vs. stay safe, comfortable and stuck How Pat worked through his initial resistance to stepping into Jenn’s business Pat and Jenn’s plans to work and live together in a RV + how they want the experience to look and feel How Pat and Jenn navigate difficult conversations about money Pat’s insight on exploring your feelings and where they come from before you react Why it’s crucial for your spouse to support the investments you make in your vision How connecting on a deeper level improves ALL aspects of Pat and Jenn’s life Connect with Pat & Jenn Impact to Income Pat on Instagram Jenn on Instagram The House Kennedy on Instagram Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram REVOLUTION WELLNESS Facebook Group Resources Johnny Elsasser & Taylor Simpson on Destined to Be EP079 Limitless: Upgrade Your Brain, Learn Anything Faster, and Unlock Your Exceptional Life by Jim Kwik Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman

“A Tech Lead is a person with a technical background, typically an engineer who is leading a team and particularly responsible and accountable for their technical direction." Patrick Kua is a seasoned technology leader and is passionate about accelerating the growth and success of tech organizations and technical leaders. Before going independent recently, Pat was the CTO and Chief Scientist of N26 (Berlin, Germany), where he transformed the early stage startup culture and led the Product & Technology teams for hypergrowth. Before N26, Pat spent 13+ years in ThoughtWorks as a Technical Principal Consultant, where he researched deep into the Tech Lead role and became a thought leader about it. Pat is a frequent keynote and conference speaker and also an author. In this episode, I had an amazing learning conversation with Pat about the Tech Lead role and discussed deep with him on what it takes to become a good Tech Lead. Pat also shared his journey as a CTO and Chief Scientist of N26, the challenges he faced there and what he did to transform the Product & Technology teams to align for hypergrowth. This is one of those conversations you definitely not want to miss to learn how to become a great technical leader! Listen out for: What Pat is up to - [00:04:22] Pat’s career journey - [00:07:37] Tech Lead definition - [00:16:46] Why Pat is interested about Tech Leads - [00:18:02] Tech Lead attributes - [00:21:58] Effective Tech Lead - [00:26:12] Examples of Tech Lead measures - [00:29:53] Tech Lead business angle - [00:36:27] Pat’s N26 story as a CTO - [00:38:51] How Pat grew N26 engineering team - [00:44:03] How Pat balanced his responsibility and time as a CTO - [00:51:10] Target Operating Model (TOM) - [00:53:05] Why Pat switched to become a Chief Scientist in N26 - [00:57:58] Tech Lead resources - [00:59:38] Pat’s 3 Tech Lead Wisdom - [01:01:05] _____ Patrick Kua’s Bio Patrick Kua is a seasoned technology leader with almost 20 years of experience. He has had many years of hands-on experience, leading, managing and improving complex organisations and software systems as the CTO and Chief Scientist of N26 and as a Technical Principal Consultant at ThoughtWorks. He is a frequent keynote and conference speaker, author of three books, and runs the free popular newsletter for leaders in tech, “Level Up” and the “Tech Lead Academy“, offering training for technical leaders, or running his very popular “Shortcut to Tech Leadership“ workshop. Follow Pat: Website – https://patkua.com LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/patkua/ Twitter – https://twitter.com/patkua Our Sponsors Are you a startup in software development which is less than 5 years old? If yes, our sponsor at JetBrains has a 50% startup discount offer which allows Startups to purchase multiple products and subscriptions for up to 10 unique licenses over a period of months. To find out more, go to https://www.jetbrains.com/store/startups. Like this episode? Follow @techleadjournal on LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Pledge your support by becoming a patron. For more info about the episode (including quotes and transcript), visit techleadjournal.dev/episodes/9.

Pat Rice is a Hall of Fame coach at Waunakee High School. Coach Rice's teams have won six state titles and his overall winning percentage is among the highest in state history. More importantly, Coach Rice has positively impacted countless lives over the course of almost 30 years as head coach. He's recognized as one of the best coaches in state history and as a leader from whom young coaches can learn. On this SGG episode, we discussed: 1. How coaching is different from when his dad coached at McFarland HS: it's a year-round process. 2. “My dad always put kids first…It starts and ends with the kids.” How Pat's tried to model this lesson in his own coaching life. 3. Being a “coach of coaches” – using the curriculum for player development and coaching development. 4. How technology has changed coaching – and how Coach Rice views “techy young guys” as important members of his staff. 5. The development of pillars and identities on the team. 6. Getting buy-in on the offensive line by developing the “Hogs” and making the offensive line a high-profile position. 7. Staying on the trending, forward-thinking side of the game and not lagging behind in innovation. “You have to stay in front of the curve.” Continually learning and not being satisfied -- including making the change to the spread offense even though the team was in the midst of a long streak of great success. 8. Not going half-way in making changes – being fully committed to changes that are made. (including the example of Nick Saban making the change at Alabama) 9. “My staff knows that their thoughts and opinions are respected and we're in it together.” 10. The nuts and bolts of end of season meetings on “where can we get better.” 11. Working with a neighboring school to evaluate each other's programs. 12. “If you're going to make changes, you've got to be willing to listen to other people.” 13. Having a staff that is passionate, committed, loyal, and knowledgeable. 14. The positive, meaningful role created for parents via the booster club. “Make the parents part of the equation…We're all trying to move this forward together.” 15. Keeping interactions with parents positive and fun. 16. “We don't want football to be the pinnacle of their life…We want football to be a part of their life. Something they can build from.” 17. End-of-practice conversations with the team that center on bigger life issues and developing into better young men. 18. Focusing on the journey and appreciating it. “Once Friday night comes, the hay is in the barn and we're going to give it our best shot…If you aim completely at wins and losses, then you're missing the mark.” 19. Always staying together, getting up, and bouncing back together. The opportunities provided by setbacks – “that's when they need you the most.”

Pat Caulfield, OF for UCLA, provides insight on his journey from Serra High School to Santa Barbara City College before transferring to UCLA. This episode includes: Pat's initial steps as a freshman and sophomore (2:25) Pat paying for his own exposure (6:40) Pat being forced to mature as a high school sophomore (10:49) Dealing with adversity off the field (12:35) When you should go to showcases (14:10) Thoughts on Junior College (17:11) How Pat stayed motivated (25:07) Checklist for Pat's ideal school (28:31) Experience at UCLA (33:00) Joe and Jarod reflection on interview (38:49) Learn more at: officialvisitpod.com Find us on instagram @officialvisitpod Find us on Twitter @OffVisitPodcast Find us on Facebook @OfficialVisitPod

In episode nine, we are joined by Pat Boylan, radio host, sideline reporter and broadcaster for the Indiana Pacers, as well as play-by-play for the Indiana Fever. We discuss: - How Pat has been dealing with the restrictions of lockdown when creating content for the Pacers and Fever -We discuss the potential NBA return and how the Pacers would potentially benefit as a younger team - We talk about all things Indiana Fever, from the drafting of Lauren Cox from Baylor University at three in the WNBA draft, to GM Tamika Catchings and her new young core - Pat reveals his thoughts on The Last Dance docuseries and speaks about his favourite memories of Reggie Miller - How Pat first got into commentary at a young age and what set his mind on pursuing this as a career. - We discuss his experiences as the play-by-play for the Indiana Fever and his opportunities to fill in for Chris Denerey for the Pacers games against the Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks - Pat and James reminisce on their experiences reporting on the London 2012 Olympics, including attending the practice of Team USA - Pat reveals his thoughts on the Paul George trade and gives us his thoughts on the top 5 players and best team for the Pacers in the last 20 years

Joining me today is Pat Flynn, host of Smart Passive Income Podcast. He is also the author of three books: Let It Go, Will It Fly, and his most recent book SuperFans. Today we are going to talk about SuperFans, his book launch, and how he has built his incredible ecosystem. He also shares updates about the email list building since he has last been on the show on Episode 19. Pat unpacks the thought courses behind building companion courses for his books, what types of courses work well with books, how he transitions his classes into other revenue streams, and shares his results for Will It Fly. He sets up his classes on Teachable, and in each course, he gives a deeper dive, a higher resolution image, or a video explaining a concept or example from his book. The course is only powerful because it compliments the book, the course cannot stand alone on its own. Checking on the progress of his clients, Pat will send them an email follow-up or reward those who have completed the course, to encourage his clients and keep his content fresh in their mind. Make sure to provide your value in steps of progression for your customer. Listen in to find out how Pat uses the email generation from his companion course to generate future income, how you can give your readers more value in your course, and how to increase your viral coefficient. Learn why Pat is writing SuperFans, why his ghostwriting process didn’t work, and how he was able to place his book at Barnes and Noble and airport book shops. Show Notes [02:34] Pat shares his updates with building email lists from Episode 19. [04:30] His inspiration for the companion course to provide more to his reader than what they are reading. [06:21] Adding complimentary links inside his book to his companion Teachable class. [07:25] How Pat uses the email list he generates from his course companion to his book. [10:35] The companion course is a “circle of life” to your published book. [14:00] Why Pat is writing SuperFans.  [17:24] Why writing SuperFans is so important to Pat. [18:58] The ghostwriting process for Pat and his book SuperFans. [20:56] Pat lets his followers in on what he is doing for accountability and to follow him on his journey. [23:41] Why Pat thinks the ghostwriting process didn’t work for his book. [25:00] What triggered him to come to the realization that he needed to write this book himself. [27:30] How he was able to get into airports and Barnes and Noble bookstores. [30:39] A hybrid publishing company can connect you with the selling outlets you need for your book.  [33:50] Different options with airport distribution and one example of an author who sold his book at airports. [34:43] How Pat’s audio book became his largest income stream. [37:52] Elements of books that can sell themselves. [43:01] Pat’s advice to new book authors. Links and Resources Self-publishingschool.com Spsfreetraining.com Circle of Profit Recorder Plus Smart Passive Income Podcast Pat Flynn Books Self Publishing School with Pat Flynn Episode 19 Will It Fly by Pat Flynn NewType Publishing

So, you want to connect with potential investors online. But how do you go about building a thought leadership platform? What kind of content should you create? And how do you best serve your audience so that they are ready to invest when a deal comes up? Pat Flynn is the creator of Smart Passive Income, the premiere learning and development platform for online entrepreneurs. He got into online marketing out of necessity in 2008 when he was laid off from his dream job as an architect. Since then, Pat has built several successful online businesses and impacted millions of people around the world. He credits his success to serving others first, and then building systems to lean into that service even more. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Pat joins me to explain how he got into the online marketing space and why he thinks EVERYONE should build a thought leadership platform. He offers insight into the power of podcasting, sharing how YOU can start a podcast of your own for under $100. Listen in for Pat’s insight on what to consider as you create an online platform and get his top tips for producing consistent content that serves your audience! Key Takeaways How Pat got into the online marketing space Let go from dream job as architect in 2008 with no Plan B Inspired by podcast to build website on LEED exam Published study guide, made nearly $8K in single month Started Smart Passive Income to help others start businesses Pat’s response to the Why Me? objection Don’t have to be expert, just few steps ahead of audience Show up as person and connect to build superfans How Pat defines smart passive income Not get rich quick, have to put in work Mechanisms in place to pay back later The business model for an online venture Pick target market, research needs Create platform to demo authority Monetize (sponsorships, ads, products, affiliate marketing or pledge) Why Pat thinks EVERYONE should build a platform online Place to connect (nobody’s like you) Build relationships and authority What to consider in building a platform Choose 1 format to start (e.g.: blog, podcast, YouTube channel) Commit to producing content consistently Pat’s tips for producing regular content Planning session every quarter Focus on questions people ask What Pat loves about podcasting Ease of creation (after initial setup) Build amazing relationships with listeners Evergreen content How to start a podcast Decide on topic and how helps people Establish name, artwork and branding Get mic + hosting service (

Episode 015On today’s episode we interview Amazon PPC expert Pat Lum. We get to find out what the heck is PPC. Who is Pat Lum and AsteroidX. How Pat ended up in the PPC space. Both Ken and I have been working with Pat for almost 2 years and he and his team have helped both of us experience triple digit growth! Be sure to stay tuned to find out what is TRULY working to drive sales/profit with Amazon PPC!If you want to take your Amazon PPC to the next level and scale your sales and PROFITS then CLICK HERE to save $400 and let AsteroidX manage your PPC strategy so you can focus on what YOU are good at! CLICK HERE and Save $400www.FiringTheMan.comFacebookYouTubeInstagramEmail us --> support@firingtheman.com

Pat King is one of my oldest friends and he’s got one of the most moving and powerful stories I’ve ever heard. Going from living as a full-time carer for his mother and dropping out of high school to starting and selling multiple businesses and starting a lifelong journey of self-realization, Pat has experienced more in his life than pretty much anyone I know. Pat’s lived through everything this crazy world has thrown at him, and he’s taken it all and come out the other side as a better man. It was a total blessing to be joined by Pat for this episode of What Are You Made Of? and talk recovery, reinvention, and realizing who you want to be. In this episode, find out about: How Pat went from dropout to dream life, and the surprising similarities between both experiences Why Pat had to tear down everything he’d built to become the person he wanted to be What to do when you know you’re not okay… and how to act on it Finding your purpose and learning to stop chasing the next big thing Why we’re all in recovery from something If you want more of Pat and, after listening to this episode, who wouldn’t? Find Pat on his LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/patking) . He’s good everywhere, but Facebook is my favorite for him. Please remember to subscribe to the podcast to make sure that you never miss an episode and don’t forget to leave a review and/or rating. It’ll help others (like you!) find the show and discover what they’re made of too. The views and opinions expressed on the “What Are You Made Of?” podcast are solely those of the author and guests, and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This is an independent production of Mike “C-Roc” Ciorrocco. The podcast production and the book What Are You Made Of? Are original works of the author. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained. Copyright 2019. For more information and to explore other episodes, click here (https://blog.themikecroc.com/) .

Take the Temperature Thursday. Good news regarding the coronavirus. Can our society handle the hysteria? What are we giving up to fight the coronavirus? How Pat lost his prep supplies. A doctor teaches us about the coronavirus and the importance of soap. PatHeads share their experiences as the coronavirus lockdown continues across the nation. Oil prices are way down. Are we talking ourselves into a depression? Looks like we’ll have movies to watch while quarantined at home! Renters to get relief. "The China Flu." Earthquake in Utah. Home Depot waiting line. Big government is getting bigger thanks to the hysteria. The absence of sports is taking its toll. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat Walley is a Colorado native and US Navy Veteran. He is most passionate about God, family, and helping others succeed. After transforming his personal credit and acquiring business capital at 0% interest rate, he started Dignity Credit Solutions to help others do the same. His company’s mission is to provide entrepreneurs with personal and business credit solutions and unravel the mysteries of how to leverage credit to get out of debt and build wealth. Helping others break the shackles of high-interest rate debt and build financial freedom is a true blessing. What You Will Learn: How Pat became an entrepreneur in the credit industry The difference between borrowing against your business vs. borrowing against yourself The advantages of separating your business and personal credit How Dignity Credit Solutions is helping entrepreneurs get their credit in check How Pat’s methodology can get entrepreneurs out of debt and help them build wealth Additional Resources from Pat Walley: Website: https://www.dignitycreditsolutions.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dignity-Credit-Solutions/ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/patwalley Twitter: @PatWalley_CA Instagram: @dignitycredit Additional Resources from Gary Wilson: My Investment Services Silver Membership: https://edu.myinvestmentservices.com/silver-level-membership See Gary’s Upcoming Events Here

From a guy who started as a live performer to now an entrepreneur, Pat Hilton's transition has been challenging, fun-filled and growth inducing. He quit the corporate world to do his own thing. As he was travelling, and then signing big performances, he got exposed to the business space and this made him realise that his amazing gift can be a sustainable source of income. His unique story of tenacity and using his creativity and passion to build something is truly inspiring and unstoppable! In this episode, you will learn: - How Pat went from being someone who played pub gigs to now being featured on stages around the world - The mindset shifts that are required to go from being a startup entrepreneur into running a million and multi million dollar company - Tips on how to find your own unique voice, message and position in the marketplace

CTW S2E08 – Don’t Go Back to Sleep   Patricia Taub is an author and life-long feminist. Her advocacy for women dates back to feminism’s second wave; about 40 years ago, while pregnant with her oldest son, Pat went to her first protest march. After writing the advice column, Coping, for almost eight years, she founded and hosted the award-winning program, Women’s Voices, for the NPR affiliate station, WAER. In 1995, Pat had the chance to learn about the difficulties of women in developing countries when she attended the UN Women’s Conference in Beijing. The experience ignited her devotion to helping women, and in 2001 her work on community activism for women was honored by the National Organization for Women.   Frustrated about the lack of resources on helping manage life as an older woman, Pat created the blog Women’s Older Wisdom. Through the blog, along with the WOW Facebook community, Pat creates spaces for older women to connect and exchange personal experiences. In addition to writing on her blog, Pat has also authored the memoir, The Mother of My Invention.   Pat joins me today to discuss women’s mental health and empowerment. She shares some of the biggest concerns women have about getting older, such as Alzheimer’s and being isolated. She explains why it’s important for women to find and build a community with other women and reveals what the older women in her community are doing to dispel some of the toxic myths that revolve around women and aging. She also encourages women to reclaim the ‘crone’ phase in a positive way and illustrates how ancient cultures and societies saw the phases of womanhood.       ‘We have a responsibility to show younger women that we can hold our heads high in old age.’ - Pat Taub       This week on Coffee Table Wisdom:   The biggest concerns women have about getting older Why older women fear isolation The importance and impact of women building a community How Pat’s community of older women inspired a group of young women to learn from them How women are destroying the toxic myths about women and aging Why older women should support younger women The three phases of a woman’s life and how to reclaim ‘old age’     Resources mentioned:   The Gift of Years by Joan Chittister Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood by Rebecca Wells       Connect with Pat Taub:   Women’s Older Wisdom Pat Taub on Twitter Email: hello@wowblog.me         Join the Revolution!   Thanks for tuning into the Coffee Table Wisdom podcast - the show that enlightens your body, mind, and spirit through ideas and musings from the worlds of health, psychology, spirituality, and art. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review.   Join the Revolution in Positive Aging by sharing your favorite episodes on social media. Don’t forget to visit my website and follow my Facebook Page for even more inspiring ideas and musings on positive aging.     Coffee Table Wisdom is produced by Auxbus. You can create your own great podcast - faster and easier - at Auxbus.com    

Show NotesPat explains early work history with questions [3:10]How Pat got started selling insurance right out of High School [5:20]How interest in others drives techniques [7:09]ENNIS Legacy Partners origin story and how business owners were an inspiration [9:26]Three questions Pat asks business owners about plans for selling a business [12:35]Being present in today's world and the benefit to others and yourself [16:50]Intentional about being presents and interested [18:45]Testing assumptions [20:29]Coaching Business Leaders [21:32]Counseling and recommended speaking to listening ratios [23:00]Discussing the confirmation question, "you know I'm for you?" in difficult conversations [24:30]Humility and the desire to seek to understand [28:00]Impact of social media on the ability to foster conversation [34:45]What does it look like to love others [39:30]How to meet others [47:43]Contact information for Pat Ennis [54:30] People MentionedENNIS Legacy PartnersPeter Drucker Quote: "My greatest strength as a consultant is to be ignorant and ask a few questions"David Powlison & Christian Counseling and Educational FoundationBecause Of Them We CanPhilippa HughesBrene BrownCal Fussman Questions AskedWhen did you first understand the power of questions?How did you get so interested in questions to begin with?Were you given training or sent to the wolves?Have you modified your questions through different jobs?Did your curiosity about others start with work?Have you found any particular questions that are useful in different circumstances?When are you thinking you want to exit or leave your business?Do you know how much money you are going to need to do what you want to do next?Have you thought about who you want to sell the business to?Why do you think that is the only thing you can do?Do you think there is a hack to asking better questions or do you just have to ask many to get to the answer?Do you use any other questioning techniques for other areas?Do you know I'm for you?Have you had any mentors that helped you with questions?How do you see questions used in the world are they used enough?Do you think social media is impacting our ability to have conversations?Do you find that asking questions communicates care for other people?What are three go-to questions to meet new people?Why is your best friend your best friend?

Practicing the jckrbbt principle, be still, in life can be difficult, but it’s an impactful practice to implement into your life. Today’s special guest, Pat Croce, shares his journey from athletic trainer to an entrepreneur to a meditation & mindfulness disciple. He also discusses what his seasons of transition have looked like throughout his life and how practicing mindfulness has enhanced his life and created more peace, love joy, focus and awareness. Join Danny Bader in this episode to hear more about how you can surrender your ego to live a more present life.    Show Highlights:    Pat’s educational and sports journey  How Pat got involved with the Philadelphia Sixers  What Pat’s relationship with Allen Iverson was like  Giving people the tools to achieve their fullest potential and simultaneously match your vision Transitioning from leaving the Sixers Learning to breakdown your vision into achievable steps   Finding mindfulness in stillness  The benefits of stillness for “busy people”  Embracing vulnerability and your internal energy  What is ego and how to step outside of it  Basking in silence and creating in likeness  Acknowledging emotions and embracing sadness when it arises    Links:    https://www.dannybader.com   Contact Pat:    https://twitter.com/pat_croce?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Do you want to grow an engaged community for your business? The type of community who is the first to buy every single product you create. If you want to learn the action steps that you can take to start attracting and nurturing your Superfans right now, then this episode is for you.  In this episode, I get cozy with my friend and mentor, Pat Flynn. Pat is a father, husband, entrepreneur and host of the Smart Passive Income and AskPat podcasts, which have earned a combined total of over 50 million downloads and features in publications such as The New York Times and Forbes. I’ve been a guest on Smart Passive Income twice talking about how I grew our Simple Green Smoothies’ email list from zero to 200,000 subscribers in one year, and also how I made a pivot to exit my business partnership to follow my calling. I will include links to those episodes in the show notes at jadahsellner.com/169 Pat is also a keynote speaker, advisor for companies like LeadPages and ConvertKit, and a Wall Street Journal bestselling author of Will It Fly, Let Go, and I’m super excited about his newest book, Superfans.   What you'll hear (and don't want to miss!): :: How Pat’s Flyncon event showed him that families can be in business together, and grow closer in the process :: Why Pat says that your Superfans will want to learn from YOU  :: What the book writing process for his latest book looked like, including the challenges he faced  :: How Pat involved his Superfans in the book writing process and what he did to make them an important piece of his marketing strategy :: Action steps that you can take to start attracting and nurturing your Superfans right now You can find the full show notes from this episode over at https://jadahsellner.com/how-to-grow-community-of-superfans-pat-flynn-169 

How Pat and the team persevere and get the job done with less than their best. We take full stock at the 4 game mark as the regular season is suddenly a quarter of the way gone.

About the Episode On this episode, I'm joined by inspirational entrepreneur, speaker, podcast host and co-founder of GoBundance, Pat Hiban. He has built an incredible legacy that goes beyond real estate and business. He has put work into helping other entrepreneurs build legacies and inspired the masses by showing what it takes to have staying power in entrepreneurship. Pat has done the leg work in the real estate business, including being a pioneer in the realm of building a real estate team, growing a team of 54 members, losing almost all his savings in the stock market crash, and building it all back up from the ground. Now, he's on a mission to inspire people and provide much needed mentorship to those who need it. He wrote “6 Steps to 7 Figures, A Real Estate Professional's Guide Building Wealth and Creating your Destiny.” He co-founded GoBundance, a mastermind organization that has grown to 200 members. He has taken this further by writing a second book Tribe of Millionaires, in which Gobundance members share valuable life lessons.  In our industry, one of the things that's really lacking is the combination of hard work and consistency, and as a result, many agents are failing to build businesses that have long-term success. Another big issue is the lack of mentorship for all of the agents. Pat and other top-producing entrepreneurs are evidence that success requires us to roll up our sleeves, stay consistent and persistent, put ourselves around the right people. “Proximity is power, and it does matter who we hang out with. We can all get better from the sum of our parts.”    In Today's Episode, We Talk About;   02:54 - How Pat grew a team of 54 people.  08:19 - Marketing campaigns, main lead levers and the value of follow-up. 16:53 - How Pat lost $800k in retirement savings in the stock market crash and bounced back.  22:06  - Pat's new book, Tribe of Millionaires   27:50 - The value of masterminds Guest Info   Pat Hiban is an Author, Speaker, Podcast Host of Real Estate Rockstars and Co-founder of GoBundance. He is also an avid real estate investor, and a venture capitalist.  Website: http://www.gobundance.com/.   To get a FREE copy of his new book Tribe of Millionaires, and only pay for shipping, go to https://www.tribeofmillionaires.com/.  Buy the Kindle version of the book here. 

No matter how many followers you have on social media, you’re an influencer. It’s not about how you make an income, but the impact that your words and actions make on the people around you every day. Making connections, building trust, and having the ability to make an influence is such a profound part of the human experience.  And as an entrepreneur, cultivating those relationships in an authentic way is an integral piece of sustaining your business. If you haven’t built trust and loyalty with your audience, they aren’t going to spend their hard-earned dollars on your products or services. If there’s one person who knows a thing or two about building a loyal audience, it’s Pat Flynn.  Pat is a thought leader in the world of online entrepreneurship digital marketing. He takes an authentic and honest approach to building businesses and creating relationships. On today’s show, Pat joins us today to share principles from his newest book, Superfans. This episode covers the insights and tools that are necessary to build real connections, redefine the way you think about making a profit, and change the lives of the people around you. Enjoy!  In this episode you’ll discover: How losing his job inspired Pat to start a business.  The power of creating lifelong fans.  Why being uncomfortable can cause you to take bold action.  How sharing random facts about yourself can build relationships. What it means to create a quick win.  How Pat inspired the creation of the Model Health Show.   The multifaceted benefits of attending meetups.  What Pat’s wife taught him about fandom.  The pyramid of fandom, and how it relates to engagement and sales.  What you can learn from reading 3-star reviews on Amazon. Ways to make your audience feel like they are appreciated. The incredible advantages of having a small following.  What lessons Pat had to learn about hiring and outsourcing as a business owner.  Why it’s so important to set time boundaries as an entrepreneur.  The importance of having a consistent morning routine.  Why being flexible can help you find success.  Items mentioned in this episode include: Organifi.com/Model ⇐ Use the coupon code model for 20% off! Onnit.com/Model ⇐ Get your optimal health & performance supplements at 10% off! Transformationalnutrition.com/love life ⇐ Save your seat for the ITN webinar on 9/17!  Beating Financial Stress & Getting a Money Mindset Makeover – Episode 364 Superfans by Pat Flynn Let Go by Pat Flynn  Will It Fly? By Pat Flynn  Pencils of Promise Internet Business Mastery Podcast FlynnCon The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod The Tim Ferriss Show  Sleep Smarter by Shawn Stevenson Connect with Pat Flynn Website / Podcast / Facebook / Instagram  * Download Transcript Click Here to Subscribe via Apple Podcasts Click Here to Subscribe via Stitcher Click here to Subscribe via Spotify  Click here to Subscribe via Soundcloud

Today on the show I’m joined by freelance writer and whitetail hunter Pat Durkin to get back to the basics of whitetail deer and how they see, hear, smell, and survive. Subjects Discussed Pat’s whitetail and journalist history How Pat...

Today on the show I’m joined by freelance writer and whitetail hunter Pat Durkin to get back to the basics of whitetail deer and how they see, hear, smell, and survive. Subjects Discussed Pat’s whitetail and journalist history How Pat...

Pat Flynn is a father, husband, and entrepreneur who lives and works in San Diego, CA, and is best known as the creator of Smart Passive Income and the Smart Passive Income Podcast. In this interview, Pat shares the story of how being let go from his job as an architect led him to forge his own journey as an entrepreneur, how Pat “does it all” and manages his team to achieve more with less overwhelm, and he shares why every business needs to create superfans to really be successful. In this episode, you’ll learn: The mindset shifts that Pat has gone through over the years of building his multiple 7-figure business How Pat overcomes his limiting beliefs and pushes past his fear of failure to take action on his big, scary goals The Four Levels of the Pyramid of Fandom -- what they are and how to move your audience through each stage to become superfans ...and so much more! Go to MonicaLouie.com/14 to find all the resources mentioned in this episode.

Pat Grady is a Partner @ Sequoia, one of the world's leading and most renowned venture firms with a portfolio including WhatsApp, Zoom, Stripe, Airbnb, Github and many more incredible companies. As for Pat, at Sequoia he co-leads the firms growth investment team and has been involved with some of the true greats, Hubspot, Zoom, Okta, Qualtrics, the list goes on. Prior to Sequoia Pat spent three years with Summit Partners. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Pat made his way from Summit Partners to co-leading Sequoia's growth investment team? Was it intimidating for Pat entering a partnership with Jim Goetz, Don Valentine, Roelof Botha? How did he manage those nerves? 2.) So many different funds and activities, so what is Sequoia focused on today? Where does Sequoia think about their ideal insertion point today? How do they see the deployment of their blended capital across rounds? Does Pat believe in ownership on first check or building ownership over time? How does Pat think about the extended window of privatisation with IPOs being continuously delayed? 3.) Does Pat believe that VC really is a team sport today? Does Pat agree with Josh Kopelman's statement, "I would rather be a better picker of partners than investments"? What are the core requirements, skills and traits that Sequoia looks for when adding to their partnership? 4.) What is the investment decision-making process at Sequoia? How do they feel about unanimity vs conviction based investment decisions? What are the pros and cons of each? What does Pat believe is the most non-obvious investment decision that Sequoia have made? Sequoia run an incredibly rigorous process when investing, how does Pat balance between that level of rigour with the speed to win the deal? 5.) What advice would Pat give to someone that has just gained their first institutional board? What does Pat know now that he wishes he had known when he started in VC? How does Pat think about time allocation across the portfolio? Concentrate on winners or the strugglers are where your reputation is built? Leading Sequoia Growth and with a beautiful family, how does Pat approach work/life balance? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Pat’s Fave Book: God Friended Me Pat’s Most Recent Investment: Embark: Revolutionizing Commercial Transport  As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Pat on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.comEmail: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com   Welcome the Founder of Smart Passive Income, Pat Flynn, inside the Greenroom! Pat Flynn is a father, husband, and entrepreneur who lives and works in San Diego, CA. He owns several successful online businesses and is a professional blogger, keynote speaker, and Wall Street Journal bestselling author. His podcasts have earned a combined total of over 55 million downloads, multiple awards, and features in publications such as The New York Times and Forbes. In this episode, we discuss what it takes to launch your first or next event – whether it’s taking place online or offline. Pat shares the opportunities and challenges he faced when launching his first offline event. PLUS: We can’t have Pat Flynn on and NOT talk about podcasts! One of the BIGGEST opportunities for you as a speaker is online stages – and podcasts are a powerful one. Today, Pat shows you how to win them! Connect with Pat:  Social Channels: Twitter // Facebook // IG  Website: www.smartpassiveincome.com   Quick Episode Summary: 2:08 Welcome Pat Flynn! 2:29 How Pat and I met 4:01 How Pat launched his career 9:09 What fear can tell you 15:47 FlynnCon's first theme 18:26 One of today's themes 20:08 Go to the experts 22:50 How Pat took his event to market 37:27 My challenge with online stages 39:49 Pat's advice to podcasters 42:29 The Pat Flynn effect 49:20 Spead round! 49:37 The speakers who have impacted Pat 50:33 Pat's favorite up-and-coming speaker 52:01 Why are live events still important 23:28 Pat's favorite moment in a greenroom 55:50 Pat's final piece of advice 58:31 My biggest takeaways  

Jamie Holmes is with Movement Mortgage and he and Pat discuss deals they’ve made together, along with the ins and outs of the mortgage industry. Jamie also discusses playing soccer for a Division 1 college and playing professionally as well. This is also a special episode in that, CJ Couch (our podcast producer) makes his first appearance. Enjoy! How Pat and Jamie met and their first couple of business deals- 1:30 Movement Mortgage’s business philosophy- 3:16Maintaining a positive perspective- 9:52The importance of dealing with adversity- 14:21How playing professional soccer prepared him for going into the mortgage business- 18:20The pros and cons of college- 23:10The importance of working for a company that you fit in with: 35:34Jamie’s non profit “Feet In Need”- 37:13The importance of pursuing a passion project- 39:49The first six months of working in mortgages- 41:31How important it is to maintain a good personality with every client- 45:30How Movement Mortgage markets their company- 47:33Contact Jamie:Phone- (904)742-4302Website- https://movement.comEmail- contactus@movement.com

Jamie Holmes is with Movement Mortgage and he and Pat discuss deals they’ve made together, along with the ins and outs of the mortgage industry. Jamie also discusses playing soccer for a Division 1 college and playing professionally as well. This is also a special episode in that, CJ Couch (our podcast producer) makes his first appearance. Enjoy! How Pat and Jamie met and their first couple of business deals- 1:30 Movement Mortgage’s business philosophy- 3:16Maintaining a positive perspective- 9:52The importance of dealing with adversity- 14:21How playing professional soccer prepared him for going into the mortgage business- 18:20The pros and cons of college- 23:10The importance of working for a company that you fit in with: 35:34Jamie’s non profit “Feet In Need”- 37:13The importance of pursuing a passion project- 39:49The first six months of working in mortgages- 41:31How important it is to maintain a good personality with every client- 45:30How Movement Mortgage markets their company- 47:33Contact Jamie:Phone- (904)742-4302Website- https://movement.comEmail- contactus@movement.com

The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute opened the doors to its new Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer Center this past week. In anticipation of this exciting news I interviewed Dr. Kimmie Ng, Founding Director, and young-onset survivor, Pat Beauregard. During our interview we discussed: The goals of the Dana-Farber Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer and why it was created. How Pat came to be diagnosed with Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer at the age of 29 The challenges in raising awareness around young-onset colorectal cancer and how it often leads to a late-stage diagnosis. The three main areas of focus of the center Where Pat currently is with his treatment WE Have Cancer Links Subscribe to the show: Apple Podcast - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-colon-cancer-podcast/id970806995?mt=2 Google Podcasts - https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly93ZWhhdmVjYW5jZXJzaG93LmxpYnN5bi5jb20vcnNz Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/798gZB3qGwUnpwopVV2Bxh?si=PIzyypykRauLKckji9LXsQ Stitcher - https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=61770&refid=stpr Links Mentioned In the Show Dana-Farber Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer Center - https://www.dana-farber.org/young-onset-colorectal-cancer-center/ Dr. Kimmie Ng - https://www.dana-farber.org/find-a-doctor/kimmie-ng/ Connect with Pat on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/pat.beauregard.79 Follow Pat on Instagram - https://instagram.com/pbo15 Follow WE Have Cancer on Social Media Like our Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/wehavecancershow/ Join our private Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/wehavecancershow/ Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/wehavecancerpod Follow us on Instagram - https://instagram.com/wehavecancerpod Follow us on LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/company/wehavecancer Know someone touched by cancer who has an inspiring story? Nominate a guest to appear on the podcast - https://wehavecancershow.com/guest Email Lee Lee@wehavecancershow.com

  Pat Flynn has only been in real estate investing for a couple years and has already scaled to wholesaling and flipping 20 to 30 deals a month.  He outlines how he is able to find so many deals and compete against other investors.  Learn how he is adapting his mailing campaigns and working to find deals where the competition isn't as focused.  Pat also gives insight into the mistakes he has made, along with his advice on getting started in real estate investing.  This is one interview which will have you thinking outside-the-box when it comes to finding houses to wholesale or flip. Key Takeaways Real estate investing takes consistency! Focus your buying efforts to outer areas where there are fewer other investors looking. Consider mailing lists which aren't the standard list other investors would get. Sometimes you have to "eat some crow" when doing your own cold calling. Resources & Books Mentioned Book: Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Book: Four Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferriss  Book: Never Split The Difference by Chris Voss DealMachine App PipeDrive Wunderlist Audantic Foreclosures Daily White Pages Topics Covered How Pat got his start in real estate investing. Why his direct mail campaigns are producing less results & what he is doing about it. Why Pat doesn't use the standard mailing lists most other investors are using. How he finds deals by "Driving for Dollars". How Pat Networks to find deals. What makes other wholesalers want to do business with him. What marketing strategies work for him to find 20-30 real estate deals a month. When a deal comes in, how Pat processes that deal and determines what to offer. Estimating repairs and determining the exist strategy. Target profit margins depending on deal type. How to properly vet contractors. Staging properties. How Pat sells is flips faster than most other investors. Pat's best deal he did by getting rid of bad tenants. Pat's worst deal and how you can avoid making the same mistakes that cost money and "time". Pat's advice on how to get started in real estate investing and how to quickly scale. Show Related Definitions Wholesaling Real Estate: The strategy of putting a real estate property under contract and then assigning that contract for a fee, usually at the closing. Because the wholesaling investor has an "equitable interest" in purchasing the property, they do not need a real estate salesperson license to sell the purchase contact. VAs / Virtual Assistants: Workers who perform tasks remotely from home by computer or phone, usually from another country. Connect With Pat Flynn Pat's Company Page Pat On Instagram Pat on LinkedIn Pat on Facebook Please Share. We All Appreciate It!

Dan, Pat and Pete are live from the site of the College Football Playoff National Championship Game, San Jose, California.In front of a live audience at Uproar Brewing Co., the guys set the scene for the big game and mix in plenty of the usual signature topics.They discuss how the fourth-straight Alabama-Clemson matchup impacts the sport overall, (5:00)Comparing the two starting quarterbacks, Tua Tagovailoa and Trevor Lawrence - and their potential NFL futures (18:00)How Pat and Dan ended up in the back of a police paddy wagon at a past Rose Bowl (24:00)The all-important mascot fight breakdown (36:00)And picks for the game.***Check out the full video show, with prop bet picks and additional segments, airing Monday, January 7 at 12pm PT, at yahoosports.com/collegepodcast*** See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Elise’s guest today is Patricia Kelly, President and CEO of Ebony Horsewomen Inc., in Hartford, Connecticut.   What began in 1984 as a cultural enrichment organization made up of African-American female equestrians has evolved into a devoted team of mental health professionals and horse specialists working to guide over 300 at-risk youth annually towards successful lives. Perhaps most importantly, by creating a safe and welcoming oasis, by providing structure, and by teaching self-respect and self-worth, Pat is demonstrating to youngsters who desperately need it, the resonating message that they matter. For her dedication to these youth, Pat has been inducted into the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame and named by CNN as a Top 10 CNN Hero.   In today’s episode, Pat shares how helping at-risk youth extends far beyond teaching them to ride, how the program originated and has evolved, stories of children in the program and how they’ve progressed, and the commonalities Pat has observed that the horses are particularly adept at addressing. She also shares deeply personal stories, including the unexpected kindness that led to her first connection with horses, her father’s riding experiences as the son of former slaves living on the same plantation where they were in bondage, Pat’s service as a United States Marine and how she returned to horses, and the joy – and challenges – she and her team experience every day through working with at-risk youth.   Topics of Discussion: [:19] About Elise’s guest today, Patricia Kelly. [1:18] Pat explains how Ebony Horsewomen is so much more than just teaching youth how to ride. [3:28] Pat speaks about the beautiful oasis they have created at Ebony Horsewomen. [6:40] The Holocaust survivor, the unexpected kindness of an elderly neighbor, and Pat’s first experience with horses. [10:27] How Pat learned her father had been a jockey and how his fear of horses affected her. [15:09] Pat’s insight into why her dad gave up riding. [17:36] Did Pat’s love of horses bring her closer to her father? [18:00] Pat’s experience rediscovering her passion for horses after serving in the United States Marine Corps. [22:05] When and how Ebony Horsewomen came to be. [22:26] What it meant for Ebony Horsewomen to be recognized by the Tournament of Roses Parade, as well as being chosen by the state of Connecticut as Goodwill Ambassadors. [26:09] Elise shares an excerpt from CNN’s paying tribute to Pat as a Top 10 CNN Hero. [27:00] Pat talks about the children’s lives outside of the Ebony Horsewomen stables and why the program is so meaningful to these often forgotten youth. She also shares some stories of children in the program. [36:10] About Elise’s book, A Parent’s Guide to Riding Lessons. [36:49] Pat explains the important skills young people develop at Ebony Horsewomen. [40:40] It’s not just about the horses: how the program impacts many aspects of the young people’s lives. [46:45] About next week’s episode of Because of Horses. [47:56] Why horses are particularly well-suited for aiding in this therapeutic process. [49:26] Pat’s insights into the youngsters’ experience/therapy with the horses. [51:34] Pat shares a story of a boy’s experience with the horses. [52:46] About Because of Horses Facebook page! [53:51] The commonalities Pat has observed among participants that the horses are particularly adept at addressing. [55:38] Pat shares another story of a young boy in the program and his amazing progress since. [56:46] What Pat wants people to know most about the kids in the program. [1:01:26] Where to find Pat online and learn more about Ebony Horsewomen.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Mentioned in this Episode: Ebony Horsewomen Incorporated (Phone #: 860-293-2914) Info@EbonyHorsewomen.us (Email Address) Ebony Horsewomen Facebook Ebony Horsewomen Twitter National Cowgirl Hall of Fame CNN Heroes Tournament of Roses Parade A Parent’s Guide to Riding Lessons: Everything You Need to Know to Survive and Thrive with a Horse-Loving Kid, by Elise Chand United States Pony Club Next week’s episode of Because of Horses Because of Horses Facebook Page   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

The National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame is dedicated to honoring and celebrating women – both past and present – whose lives exemplify the courage, resilience, and independence that helped shape the American West.    The only one of its kind, the museum is located in the Fort Worth, Texas Cultural District and currently houses over 4,000 artifacts and information on some of the world's most inspirational women. The Hall of Fame has inducted over 233 (and counting) honorees, including Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, Georgia O'Keeffe, Sacagawea, Annie Oakley, Dale Evans, Dr. Temple Grandin, Reba McEntire, Velma Johnston (Wild Horse Annie), and Stacy Westfall.   In today’s episode, Executive Director Pat Riley describes how the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame inductees – both historic and contemporary – exemplify the spirit of the American West; the relevance of the Hall of Fame’s mission in today’s political environment; and how Pat and her team balance history, yet keep the visitor experience fresh and engaging. She also shares the behind-the-scenes efforts that result in their innovative exhibit designs; the museum’s evolution since its inception in 1973; and their plans for the future – especially, an exciting new $5.5 million exhibit, “It’s Never Just a Horse,” that beautifully explores our relationship with horses.   Topics of Discussion: [:19] About Elise’s guest today, Pat Riley. [1:34] Pat talks about how the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame inductees exemplify the spirit of the American West -- whether they’re from the US or from overseas. [6:00] What it’s like for Pat to lead such a remarkable institution. [9:05] Pat discusses the relevance of the Hall of Fame’s mission in today’s environment. [11:35] Pat speaks about her fascinating family connection to historic figures Mitzi Lucas Riley and Tad Lucas, reflects on how much the world has changed for the role of women, and the rich history of the museum. [20:02] Pat’s thoughts on why cowgirls have not received the same recognition as cowboys. [22:47] How Pat balances the history at the museum, while keeping the visitor experience fresh and personal. [25:43] Innovating and creating – how two internationally renowned French exhibit designers “got” the National Cowgirl mission. [32:09] About Elise’s book, A Parent’s Guide to Riding Lessons. [32:49] Pat discusses the new “It’s Never Just a Horse” exhibit coming in March 2019. [36:34] Pat speculates why the bond between horses and humans (and specifically, women) is so strong. [39:49] About next week’s episode of Because of Horses. [40:38] Artifacts of the museum that Pat finds particular noteworthy. [42:57] Pat explains the process for an individual to become inducted into the National Hall of Fame. [48:09] Has Pat had any “aha” moments? [49:56] How Pat envisions the future of the museum and Hall of Fame. [52:30] Where to learn more about the National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame.   Know Someone Inspirational, Whose Life Has Been Forever Changed Because of Horses? Because of Horses would love to get to share their story! To recommend someone please send an email to elise@becauseofhorses.com.   Mentioned in this Episode: National Cowgirl Museum and Hall of Fame | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter A Parent’s Guide to Riding Lessons: Everything You Need to Know to Survive and Thrive with a Horse-Loving Kid, by Elise Chand The Cowgirls, by Joyce Gibson Roach Kathleen Moody of Breyer Horses Next week’s episode of Because of Horses Annie Oakley Because of Horses’ episode with Alan Day (Sandra Day O’Connor’s brother) Game of Thrones and Wonder Woman Horse Master, Camilla Naprous Because of Horses’ episode with Stacy Westfall   Like what you hear? Because of Horses would love to hear your feedback! Please email elise@becauseofhorses.com to send Because of Horses your thoughts.   To Support the Podcast: ● Donate on Paypal to help keep Because of Horses running — all amounts are welcome! ● Subscribe: RSS Feed, iTunes, Google Play, TuneIn, Stitcher, and Player FM

What is the difference between an effective manager and a true leader—someone who owns the culture and delivers on the purpose of the organization?  What are the characteristics of an inspiring C-suite executive of the future? And how do leaders go about creating the right environment for their team to be successful? Pat Foley is the CEO of Lufthansa Technik Puerto Rico, a company that provides state-of-the-art aircraft overhauls in the Americas. At Pat’s 215,000 square-foot facility, planes are inspected, repaired and tested by his staff of 400 who perform base maintenance on A319, A320 and A321 aircraft for different airlines. Pat assumed his first leadership role with Lufthansa as the Production Manager of a maintenance bay 18 years ago, and since then, he has served the company as the COO of Lufthansa Technik Budapest and Head of Production at the Puerto Rico facility—before becoming its Chief Executive Officer. Today, Pat sits down with Sylvia to offer his take on the unique culture and beauty of the island of Puerto Rico and explain the base maintenance work they do at the Lufthansa facility there. He describes the role of a CEO, sharing his personal journey from competent manager to effective leader. Pat explores the evolution of business over the past 30 years, discussing how he adapted to key trends and the personal development work he did to grow as a leader. Listen in for Pat’s practical advice for executives and learn how Hurricane Maria brought out the best in both Lufthansa Group and the people of Puerto Rico. Topics Covered Pat’s take on the unique culture and beauty of Puerto Rico The aircraft base maintenance work of Lufthansa Technik Pat’s insight around the role of a CEO Develop strategy, deliver on purpose Own culture of organization How Pat divides his day between operations and business strategy Pat’s personal journey as an ambitious leader with Lufthansa How Pat emulated the characteristics of leaders he admired Pat’s view of what sets a leader apart from a manager Positive and optimistic Listen (nonverbal cues) Emotional at right time The major trends in business and leadership in the past 30 years Rise of social responsibility Role of technology Shift to collaborative model How a coaching course helped Pat accept and forgive himself How Pat let go of the gremlin that says ‘you’re not good enough’ Pat’s practical advice for leaders Support system Separate work and home Take work seriously, not self Leverage sport as outlet Sufficient time to rest Pat’s experience living through the devastation of Hurricane Maria How the employees of Lufthansa Technik worked to rebuild the facility Pat’s admiration of the way his team responded to the hurricane How Lufthansa Group was able to send 90 tons of aid in five days Connect with Pat Lufthansa Technik Puerto Rico Pat on LinkedIn Connect with Sylvia Becker-Hill Women’s Empowerment School WES on Facebook WES Podcast Show Notes Sylvia on Instagram Subscribe to WES on iTunes Subscribe to WES on Google Play Resources International Coach Federation Tim Gallwey’s The Inner Game Inner Game of Tennis on YouTube

On this episode of ICWTTY, I had the pleasure of interviewing my good friend Pat McAuley. Pat is the plant based host of the "Eat Green Make Green" podcast, an author, and as of most recently is opening the first vegan beer hall and restaurant in the country! Topics we discuss in this episode: -How Pat found veganism and why he made the switch from a diet high in animal protein -How veganism is the "gateway" to doing more that help you be a better version of yourself -How to navigate being an entrepreneur and use fear as an asset -What Pat's daily meditation and visualization routine looks like ...and so much more! *Also, for those in Massachusetts: On September 8 and 9 there will be the first ever ReWild plant food and beer festival in Hull, MA on Paragon Boardwalk. I will be leading meditations both days to start the festival, and then from 2-10 there will be ReWild plant food, beer and kombucha, and live bands, as well as work/podcast stations! For more info on this and more amazing content and info from Pat, find him on Instagram or visit the ReWild website: IG: Eatgreenmakegreen Wesbite: eatrewild.com As always, you know where to find me, IG:Casey_Edward www.caseyedward.com Thank you as always for listening! So, so grateful for you all :)

JAZZ IS LIFE Jazz is not a mainstream art form. Jazz musicians practice for thousands of hours honing their craft. When they improvise, it is the dance between the heart and the mind that creates the magic. A strong foundation is essential, and that is built by mental skills sharpened by diligent practice. Today’s guest is Pat LaBarbera, an internationally known jazz giant. According to Elvin Jones,  “Pat has tremendous musical ability beyond technical facility. He has great power of concentration to detail and is totally committed with body and soul.”  Pat LaBarbera’s life is music and what sweet music it is! Pat LaBarbera is a saxophonist, flutist, clarinetist, composer, and jazz educator. He is well-known for his solo work with the bands of Louis Bellson, Woody Herman, and the Buddy Rich Band. Pat has played on every major network television show including The Ed Sullivan Show and Johnny Carson’s Tonight Show several times. He has worked with the biggest entertainers in the business including Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Dizzy Gillespie, Ella Fitzgerald, Chick Corea, Woody Shaw, and McCoy Tyner. He has performed and recorded consistently with Elvin Jones since 1975 and rejoined Elvin Jones’ ‘Time Machine’ in 2001. His album, Deep in a Dream, won the 2000 Juno Award for Best Mainstream Jazz Album. Listen to get a peek into the life of a jazz giant. You’ll be entertained and enriched by what you discover. Here are just a few stops on the journey: How Pat’s father influenced him into pursuing music Is Jazz considered as outsiders’ music? Jazz – for listening or for dancing? Music as a form of intense personal expression Was there racial division in jazz? Gaining respect in the jazz industry Toronto-based jazz musicians Teaching music and moving the music forward Are today’s jazz students different than before? Pat’s upcoming CD   QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE “Some people really listen to music for what’s going on harmonically, if there’s a meaning or message behind it. Other people just listen with their feet.” “You basically gain respect by performance.” “Teaching music is like having tentacles that are out there searching and giving you all the latest input on what’s going on and what’s current in the music scene.” “The most beneficial thing is trying to get together with guys and play.” “The interaction with other musician is the one thing that you can’t practice in a practice room.”   BOOKS IN THIS PODCAST (https://www.amazon.com/Mark-Twains-Own-Autobiography-Wisconsin/dp/0299234746) by Mark Twain (https://www.amazon.com/Raven-Edgar-Allan-Poe/dp/148257005X) by Edgar Allan Poe Stan Getz: A Life in Jazz (https://www.amazon.ca/Stan-Getz-Life-Donald-Maggin/dp/0688123155/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1533843494&sr=8-1&keywords=biography+of+stan+getz)  by Donald L Maggin   PAT’S FAVORITE QUOTE “Every day, in every way, I’m getting better and better.” – Émile Coué   CONTACT PAT Pat LaBarBera on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/pat.labarbera)   LINKS AND RESOURCES FROM THIS EPISODE Pat LaBarbera on Humber College (https://creativearts.humber.ca/faculty/pat-labarbera.html) Pat LaBarbera Biography and Discography (http://patlabarbera.jazzgiants.net/) Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album (https://www.amazon.com/Both-Directions-At-Once-Deluxe/dp/B07D51TY57) Audible (http://audibletrial.com/storypower)

In this episode I talk with Pat Flynn, and he shares what introverts can do to best serve their audiences (I’m over here raising my hand because I am closer to the introvert side of the spectrum)! He also reveals his first experience with a hater and why he almost quit his business because of it. Pat also shares some recommendations for how people can stand out online in a crowded marketplace and so much more! Pat is a father, husband, entrepreneur and host of The Smart Passive Income podcast, which I had the honor to be on just a few short years ago when I shared how to build a community online by hosting challenges to nurture your community (I packed all that up into my course, Build Your Challenge). He also has a podcast called Asked Pat, and between his two popular shows he’s had a combined total of over 50 million downloads! Even though he has amazing numbers when it comes to his downloads and the revenue he’s been able to create, he is all about serving first and allowing the money to follow – which is what leading with love is all about. WHAT YOU'LL HEAR (AND DON'T WANT TO MISS) IN THIS EPISODE How I was introduced to Pat’s work and the ways that it provided me inspiration for my own online business [4:15] How Pat is able to lead with love – even while being a self-described “numbers nerd” [7:43] What introverts can do to best serve their audiences [12:00] The decision by Pat to allow his 8 year-old son to start his own YouTube channel, and the family conversation around it [15:14] Pat’s first experience with a “hater” and why he almost quit his business because of it [17:22] His recommendations for how people can stand out online in a crowded marketplace [23:56] Some of the mistakes he’s made along the way – including the $15,000 lesson and what you can take from it [27:05] What Pat thought passive income was when he first started his business versus how he views it now [33:28] The ways he stays creatively inspired and why he still feels that podcasting is the #1 platform for crafting a message [38:45] Pat’s powerful mission and vision for entrepreneurship [45:15] FIND full show notes at: http://jadahsellner.com/serve-first-money-will-follow-pat-flynn-108

The Learning Leader Show With Ryan Hawk Pat is the founder of The Table Group and the author of 11 books (including The Five Dysfunctions of a Team)which have sold over 5 million copies and been translated into more than 30 languages. The Wall Street Journal called him "one of the most in demand speakers in America." He has addressed millions of people at conferences and events around the world over the past 15 years. Pat has written for or been featured in numerous publications including Harvard Business Review, Inc., Fortune, Fast Company, USA Today, The Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek.  This is the second time Pat has been a guest on The Learning Leader Show.  To listen to the first conversation we had, CLICK HERE. Prior to founding The Table Group, Pat worked at Bain & Company, Oracle Corporation and Sybase. Show Notes: The email he received from Miami Heat coach, Erik Spolestra, after his first appearance on The Learning Leader Show How he helps professional sports teams Why NFL teams focus on the wrong things when deciding who to draft Teddy Bridgewater vs Johnny Manziel The characteristics of a great teammate: Humility Hunger Emotional Intelligence The success of Nick Foles in The Super Bowl The camaraderie built by coach Doug Pederson of The Philadelphia Eagles "I'm meant to work with people..." The origin story - How Pat started his own business... and why? Potential to work with Steve Jobs and Eric Schmidt The biggest moment in the growth of his business?  Speaking at Willowcreek Church(50,000 people watched) Doing a "talk" instead of thinking of it as a "keynote speech" -- "I'm just talking with the audience." Why turn leadership issues into fables? "We don't read books, but we read yours."  They are so interesting.  "I keep reading your books because I want to see what happens next." Leaders must: Have difficult conversations -- must do the hard things What are the biggest mistakes a new manager makes? "You cannot avoid the discomfort" "Being a leader is uncomfortable" The best leaders are "pushers" The Steve Jobs and Jony Ive story -- "You're so vain" Keys to a great culture: Leaders must be intentional about behaviors they want Must be brutally intolerant if people don't do it well How Pat helped Southwest Airlines Codify their culture -- It had never been done before Working with Chic-fil-a Their CEO wasn't too big to do dishes and clear the plates "They gave snacks for my trip home" "You don't come up with culture, you look at what's there" The importance of stories Pat's business: There are 45 consultants all over the world.  They are: Humble Hungry Smart "Being a leader is uncomfortable.  You cannot avoid the discomfort." Social Media: Follow Pat on Twitter: @patricklencioni Read: The Five Dysfunctions Of A Team Connect with me on LinkedIn Join our Facebook Group: The Learning Leader Community To Follow Me on Twitter: @RyanHawk12

Hour 1: Nancy Pelosi invokes the Pope in her immigration argument …What about all the things that fly in the face of Catholic teaching? …Female rabbi from Michigan has a downright blasphemous take on the story of Adam and Eve …More curling fun with Stu and Jeffy …Unfortunate wardrobe choice for U.S. speed-skating team …College professor fails a student for saying that Australia is a country …Mike Lee and Rand Paul speak out against budget bill – how can any member of the Freedom Caucus support it? …California state assemblywoman gets #MeToo movement thrown right back at her …How can a Democrat speak of the “moral decay” of our country? Hour 2: Why won’t Ted Cruz come on the program? It’s because Pat beat him in foosball …A top recruit’s mom was not pleased with his college decision …BYU’s recruiting class lags behind while Nebraska climbs the rankings …Maybe the SNHU professor was an anti-colonialist? …WE KILLED THE MOST TALENTED HAMSTER IN THE COUNTRY??? …Seattle seeks to isolate homeless population by erecting a fence …How Pat went to jail for a parking ticket …Jeffy made Pat fat because obesity is contagious! Hour 3: Is an Alabama state law banning teachers having sex with students actually unconstitutional? …How do you choose between the Constitution and what you’d think is “right”? …The latest interpretation of the story of Adam and Eve is just too ridiculous to ignore …Where is Ted Cruz in the pushback against the massive spending outlined in the budget bill? …How does the Alabama teacher situation relate to the Roy Moore case? …Bon Jovi belongs in the Rock ‘N Roll Hall of Fame, but another band stole a caller’s heart …Japanese elementary school adapts uniform code in deference to LGBTQIA community …Scottish farmer finds something not-so-dangerous in his cow shed. Tune in to "Pat Gray Unleashed" weekdays from 12-3p.m. ET on TheBlaze TV! Twitter @PatUnleashed LISTEN https://omny.fm/shows/pat-gray http://www.theblaze.com/radio-shows/pat-gray-unleashed/ https://soundcloud.com/patgrayshow https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-blaze-radio-network/pat-gray https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pat-gray-unleashed/id1280961263?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hour 1: Massive budget bill threatens a dramatic spending increase (after a tax cut) …How Pat’s opinion of George W. Bush changed throughout his presidency and beyond …Bush thanks illegals for committing crimes? …Social security reform should have been a slam dunk, but the Democrats shot it down …Nancy Pelosi speaks for eight hours about how “patriotic” the Dreamers are and how they should be thanked …Why shouldn’t there be a vote in the House? Everyone is on board with DACA …Caller shares his “hateful” opinion on the parents of the Dreamers …George W. on the “nucular” weapons. Hour 2: Justin Trudeau completely botches a question about Canadian national security …How do you fight foreign threats by building strong communities through diversity? …What was Nancy Pelosi REALLY doing while speaking for eight hours? …Keith puts Pat through Curling 101 …Sports Illustrated swimsuit editor thrilled about the #MeToo movement …Tony Dungy unapologetically speaks out about how Nick Foles’ faith made him a champion …Is it possible to re-number the 32nd floor at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas? …Quincy Jones, Ivanka Trump, and Marlon Brando – oh my. Hour 3: The Beatles – the worst musicians in history? …Caller takes a thousand shots at Jeffy …Amazon will now start delivering groceries within two hours of you placing your order … CNN’s Alisyn Camerota grills Holocaust-denying neo-Nazi who is running for Congress in Illinois …The amazing word “poppycock” makes a triumphant return …Justin Trudeau’s town hall in Edmonton got even worse …How do you fight veterans’ groups in a court of law? …Both Republican and Democrat leaders claim victory on the budget bill … Does a new clothing line specifically for Muslim women meet liberal inclusivity standards? Tune in to "Pat Gray Unleashed" weekdays from 12-3p.m. ET on TheBlaze TV! Twitter @PatUnleashed LISTEN https://omny.fm/shows/pat-gray http://www.theblaze.com/radio-shows/pat-gray-unleashed/ https://soundcloud.com/patgrayshow https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-blaze-radio-network/pat-gray https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pat-gray-unleashed/id1280961263?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This weeks episode comes from the Why Arizona Podcast. Pat Kirch sat down with Zachary Hall from the Why Arizona Podcast to chat about music and growing up in Arizona. ______________________________ We're not using these tools to try to get people to buy things. It's more about how can we build a better connection with people. - Pat Kirch Welcome to Why Arizona! Today your host, Zachary Hall, had the pleasure of sitting down with Pat Kirch, drummer for the band "The Maine." They're talking about: - Why Pat has never drank coffee - Early life growing up in Tempe, AZ - Why his dedication to music at a young age made it hard to have friends - How Pat has hustled on the internet to interact with fans and grow as many relationships as possible - Getting the band name, "The Maine" - Opening for Good Charlotte at 17 years old and a lesson from their tour manager that changed Pat's entire outlook - Playing on Vans Warped Tour - Interacting with fans and connecting with other musicians - Why EVERYONE thinks everyone else has it figured out - Why you don't need fancy equipment to put your message out there - Why It takes effort to be happy - The Maine getting their own recording studio - Pat's favorite Venues in Arizona - Doing a free tour for fans Thank you for listening! Don't forget to “Like” and Subscribe! Who would you like to see featured on our show? Let us know at: whyarizona@renzlermedia.com Follow Pat On Instagram @patmaine www.instagram.com/patmaine/ Check Out Their Band Website: www.themaineband.com/ Check Out Their Podcast: www.81-23.com/podcast Follow Zach on FB and Insta @zacharyhall www.instagram.com/zacharyhall/ Check out everything on the Renzler Media Podcast Network at: www.Renzler1.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/8123podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/8123podcast/support

We're not using these tools to try to get people to buy things. It's more about how can we build a better connection with people. - Pat Kirch Welcome to Why Arizona! Today your host, Zachary Hall, had the pleasure of sitting down with Pat Kirch, drummer for the band "The Maine." They're talking about: - Why Pat has never drank coffee - Early life growing up in Tempe, AZ - Why his dedication to music at a young age made it hard to have friends - How Pat has hustled on the internet to interact with fans and grow as many relationships as possible - Getting the band name, "The Maine" - Opening for Good Charlotte at 17 years old and a lesson from their tour manager that changed Pat's entire outlook - Playing on Vans Warped Tour - Interacting with fans and connecting with other musicians - Why EVERYONE thinks everyone else has it figured out - Why you don't need fancy equipment to put your message out there - Why It takes effort to be happy - The Maine getting their own recording studio - Pat's favorite Venues in Arizona - Doing a free tour for fans Thank you for listening! Don’t forget to “Like” and Subscribe! Who would you like to see featured on our show? Let us know at: whyarizona@renzlermedia.com Follow Pat On Instagram @patmaine https://www.instagram.com/patmaine/ Check Out Their Band Website: https://www.themaineband.com/ Check Out Their Podcast: https://www.81-23.com/podcast Follow Zach on FB and Insta @zacharyhall www.instagram.com/zacharyhall/

Pat Iyer has worked with experts since she first began writing and editing books in 1985, all while she excelled in her chosen profession of nursing. In addition to helping people share their knowledge, she has written or edited over 800 chapters, books, case studies, articles, and online courses. She delights in assisting people to share their expertise by writing a book, and she serves others as a development editor and ghostwriter. Pat built a service business assisting attorneys with cases involving medical issues. After growing that legal nursing consulting business for 25 years, she sold it in 2015 and now devotes her time to mentoring, writing, and editing. Finding a career path: Have you felt personal, family, or societal constraints in choosing YOUR career path? When Pat was choosing a career, back in 1969, the world was a very different place for women, and “accepted” careers were limited to just a few. Pat chose nursing, because she wanted to help people and wanted to maintain a long-lasting career. Although she adhered to those constraints, she dabbled in writing and teaching, and found in nursing a versatile career that also included other professions. TWEET: It’s easy to be so caught up in what the business needs that you’re blinded to what your family needs. @patiyer Fighting against limiting beliefs: Are you an unsuspecting victim to limiting beliefs? One example that Pat shares is the belief that an MBA is essential for running a successful business. Pat—along with many others—proves this to be untrue. Her advice is to not let yourself fall into the trap of associating only with those who share the same knowledge base that you do. Welcome new opportunities, meet new people, and never stop learning! TWEET: Once you become a #nurse, there’s no such thing as a “former nurse.” You remain a nurse in your interactions with people. @patiyer Unexpected outcomes: Do you need to change your mindset around the word failure? Pat doesn’t believe in failure, but chooses to call it an “unexpected outcome.” She shares a personal experience in which she was driven to share her knowledge with people, but found an unreceptive audience. As she struggled to connect and get the attention she desired for what she was offering, she realized that she was experiencing an unexpected outcome. Luckily for her, she was soon able to connect to the right person and turn that outcome around into success. The key? Don’t be afraid to try new things! TWEET: The power of #podcasting is phenomenal. @patiyer Guest Recommendation: ONE action for a dream-chaser to take—“Watch out for ‘dream stealers’. Be clear about why you want to do something and who you want to serve.” OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [1:10] Pat’s Legal Nurse podcast (also at Ep. 124) [1:54] Pat’s dream when she was growing up, which aligned with expectations for women at that time [4:50] “Once a nurse, always a nurse” [7:25] How Pat became a writer and editor and started legal nurse consulting [12:00] Success and passion, all without an MBA [15:06] Repurposing material: a real money-maker [18:47] Why a podcast? [21:38] Trying new things and not always finding success [26:29] Determining what people want and refocusing when necessary [28:15] Finding balance with work, free time, and family [32:10] Moving forward and sharing what you’ve learned [34:13] Pat’s ONE action for a dream chaser   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: Pat on Twitter Pat on LinkedIn Pat on Facebook   TWEETS YOU CAN USE: It’s easy to be so caught up in what the business needs that you’re blinded to what your family needs. @patiyer People needed what I offered, but they didn’t want it. I didn’t know the difference.  We can all #learn from each other in chasing dreams, confronting obstacles, and enjoying successes. @patiyer

"It's not enough to dream this stuff, and just have positive visualisation, you have to take the steps, and once you start taking the steps, the Universe comes in behind you and gives you a good push” Pat Duckworth is this week's guest on the Happy Healthy Entrepreneur Podcast. Pat is a midlife mentor, author and international public speaker. After over 30 years working in the public and voluntary sector at a senior management level, Pat discovered her entrepreneurial mojo in her mid-50s and retrained as a therapist and coach. Since then she has published three books including the award-winning, ‘Hot Women, Cool Solutions’. Pat’s fourth book, ‘Hot Women Rock; How to discover your midlife entrepreneurial mojo’, was published in 2016 and became a #1 International Bestseller. Pat is a regular guest on radio shows in the UK, America and Canada. She has contributed articles to national newspapers and magazines including the Daily Mail, Daily Telegraph and Natural Health. She has spoken at conferences in America, Holland, Cyprus and India as well as the UK. She is passionate about inspiring women to get the best from their lives, no matter what their age. When I asked Pat to think about what three words best describe what her entrepreneurial journey her been like so far, she said: Exciting. Evolving. Connecting. What you’ll learn by listening to this episode: How Pat went from a high-level director role working 12 hour days in the civil service to retraining as a Cognitive Hypnotherapist, in her mid-50's; Age just isn't an issue, it's all about attitude!; Don't be afraid of technology because actually, it's more about patience than it is - 'technical' skills; Don't think you have to do it all by yourself - there are lots of affordable solutions and resources out there to get the help; Some of the strategies behind getting a No.1 Best Seller book, (internationally!), and the importance of nurturing connections and networks; The best tips for getting more public speaking 'gigs' as part of your marketing strategy. Recommendations and Resources: Patricia McBride http://www.stressandphobiasolutions.com/www.stressandphobiasolutions.com/HOME.html Where you can learn more about Pat Duckworth www.hotwomencoolsolutions.com www.patduckworth.com https://www.facebook.com/HWRentrepreneurs/ https://twitter.com/patduckworth https://www.linkedin.com/in/patduckworth/ Join the Happy Healthy Entrepreneur movement Happy Healthy Entrepreneur was founded by Sarah Swanton in early 2017 and is a movement dedicated to supporting purpose-driven entrepreneurs to achieve optimum mental health and wellbeing so that they have all the emotional resources they need to create a happy and profitable business, out there making a positive social, and conscious impact in the world. For more information go to the Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/HappyHealthyEntrepreneur/ or you can sign up to the newsletter, (http://eepurl.com/cgXH9T) and be the first to hear about upcoming events, workshops, as well as The Happy Entrepreneur group mentoring programme launching in Spring 2018. Finally, if you think our values are aligned, and you’d like to chat about the idea of collaborating on a project together, coming to speak at one of your events, please get in touch, sarah@sarahswanton.com, I always love to hear from like-minded souls!

Hour 1: A new mental illness ...Kardashian field trip to Planned Parenthood ...The Hollywood sexual fire continues to burn. Next up, Andy Dick ...'Decolonizing the English faculty' ...What CAN white folks dress up as for Halloween? ...Virtually all racists are Republicans??? ...Dangerous rhetoric from the left ...Destroying the next generation. Hour 2: A serial killer on a game show ...Cultural appropriation...in music??? ...How to ruin professional sports...more ...Jeffy talks serial killer ...Show host passes out on live TV ...How President Trump combs his hair...REVEALED! ...Walking Dead still as popular? ...Jeffy's computer got hacked?? Hour 3: Breaking news about the Las Vegas shooting ...Is 'House of Cards' done? As in, right now done??? ...Antifa joined at the hip with ISIS? ...How Pat and Glenn used to spend Halloween ...Do you believe in ghosts? ...A heart felt message for Congress ...The canary in the eugenics coal mine ...Your spooky stories of hauntings for Halloween ...Don't ever lose your house key! Tune in to "Pat Gray Unleashed" weekdays from 12-3p.m. ET on TheBlaze TV! Twitter @PatUnleashed LISTEN https://omny.fm/shows/pat-gray http://www.theblaze.com/radio-shows/pat-gray-unleashed/ https://soundcloud.com/patgrayshow https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-blaze-radio-network/pat-gray https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pat-gray-unleashed/id1280961263?mt=2 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat Ogden PhD is a pioneer when it comes to somatic trauma therapy. Her work has touched many people including me. Even if you don't think you have any trauma, you likely have some living in your body that your partner will activate. In this episode, Pat has some great guidance to normalize and assist you in taking small steps that will greatly benefit you and your partner as you wade through the daily triggers of long-term relationship. SHOWNOTES What got Pat into studying human beings and trauma [10:00] How Pat helped women who had difficulty experiencing sexual pleasure [13:00] What is trauma? [17:00] Why we see the ‘freeze response’ in people who were abused as children [19:00] How childhood neglect can show up as trauma in adults [20:00] What’s happening in the bodies of a couple who fights all the time? [22:00] The pursuer and withdrawer dynamic in relationship [26:00] Can we rewire our nervous systems together as a couple? [28:00] The significance of the therapist-client bond [33:00] What couples can do at home to work with their automatic nervous system responses [37:00] Is there harm in retelling a traumatic story? [43:00] Pat’s advice on embodying the self [49:00]

107 Learning to Set Boundaries - The Pat Iyer Group URL: http://www.julieannsullivan.com/learning-boundaries/   As a business leader, what type of relationship should you have with your team members? Are they friends with whom you have a warm personal relationship? Or are they employees whom you keep at a distance? How do you learn to set proper boundaries? Our guest today helps us find some answers. I’m thrilled to be talking with my new friend, Pat Iyer.  Pat has a medical background and is also an author, expert witness and coach. For 26 years, she ran a small business that was focused on helping attorneys with cases involving medical issues. When she sold the company in 2015, she had over 200 expert witnesses under contract. In our conversation, Pat shares lessons about business, accountability, and learning to set healthy boundaries in the workplace. Pat’s bio: Pat Iyer MSN RN LNCC is a medical liability expert, professional speaker, author and coach. She works with healthcare providers who want to reduce risks and improve patient safety. LNCC is the certification granted by the American Association of Legal Nurse Consultants.  It is the only legal nurse consulting certification which meets the standards of the American Board of Nursing Specialties. It is awarded to experienced legal nurse consultants who meet a practice requirement and pass a rigorous exam. In 1989, Pat established Med League Support Services, an independent legal nurse consulting firm. As a result of reviewing thousands of medical records and talking with attorneys about thousands of cases, she developed her expertise in the concepts of medical liability and patient safety: from the labor and delivery to the nursing home, from the emergency department to the ICU, from the outpatient surgery center to the dialysis center, and everywhere in between. You’ll discover: How Pat’s medical background prepared her to lead a growing business. Pat’s method for increasing accountability in her business How Pat helps team members learn from their mistakes. The difference between learning and blaming. How sending gift packages made a huge difference in Pat’s business. How a difficult employee taught Pat about setting boundaries   Interview Links & Other Resources PatIyer.comEditingMyBook.com (Ghostwriting and developmental editing) PatIyer.com/Shop (Pat’s videos) Follow Pat on TwitterBusinesses That Care on C-Suite Radio iTunes - Subscribe, Rate and Review

Pat Grady is a Partner @ Sequoia Capital, one of the world's leading funds with prior investments in the likes of Apple, Google, Whatsapp, Paypal, Stripe and many more. At Sequoia, Pat has made investments in many past guests of this show and the SaaStr podcast including Zoom, Namely and Qualtrics, just to name a few. Prior to Sequoia, Pat spent 3 years with the team at Summit Partners. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Pat made his way into the world of VC and one of the most famous funds in the world, Sequoia? 2.) How does Pat view the apprenticeship model in VC? How can VCs attempt to develop and convey the founder empathy when they have not been a founder? Do 'career VCs' get the same respect from founders? 3.) What does Pat believe to be the defining characteristics of the next generation of great software? What are the commonalities? 4.) Pat has said before that 'data is the new oil', what makes Pat think this? How does this affect his investment thesis going forward? Are there elements of being 'data long' that make Pat nervous? 5.) How does Pat think the data incumbency advantage can be mitigated? What can startups do to build a moat? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Pat’s Fave Book: The Boys In The Boat Pat's Fave Blog: CB Insights Pat’s Most Recent Investment: Namely  As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Pat on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. X.ai is AI-poweredered personal assistant for scheduling meetings bringing you Amy or Andrew. The assistant you interact with like you would to any other person and it allows you to avoid the tedious hours of email ping pong in order to schedule one meeting. Even better, there is no sign in, no password, no download, all you do is cc amy@x.ai beautiful! And you can check it out now on x.ai it really is a must! Workable is the all-in-one recruiting software for ambitious companies. From posting a job to tracking and managing candidates, Workable provides everything you need to hire better. Transparent communication, organized candidate profiles, structured interviews and a full reporting suite gives hiring teams the information they need to make the best choice. Workable is available for desktop and mobile and you can find out more on workable.com where you can try it for free.

In this episode of The Physical Performance Show I have a fire-side chat with Patrick Tiernan, AUS 10,000m champion, Olympian, 2016 NCAA Cross Country Champion. Patrick unpacks his journey of growing up in his home town, Toowoomba to living in the USA and his Rio games experience. Listen in as we delve into the following: What scares Pat the most Growing up in Toowoomba The sports that Pat played growing up How Pat went to the USA Racing in the USA Rapid Fire Questions Pat's Favourite Rio experience Pat's bucket list Things that Pat learned early in his running career Pat's best tip Pat's Physical Channel – A good high elbow with a cover drive If you have enjoyed the show please hit SUBSCRIBE for to ensure you are one of the first to future episodes. Jump over to POGO Physio - www.pogophysio.com.au for more details Follow @Brad_Beer Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat Please direct any questions, comments, and feedback to the above social media handles.  Powered by POGO Physio, Mermaid Waters, Australia 

Coach Pat Fitzgerald is well known as the head coach of the Northwestern University Wildcats football team. Taking over after the unexpected death of his predecessor at the age of 31, he was the youngest head football coach in the Big Ten Conference at the time. Coach Fitz has built the Northwestern football program into one that is about more than winning - it’s founded on the importance of character, teamwork, and the right kind of atmosphere in which students can not only win but also mature as human beings. In this conversation, we chat about Fitz’ childhood, how he was recruited to the football team at Northwestern as a student, and his coaching and team philosophy. How college recruiting has changed over the years. Back when Coach Pat Fitzgerald was recruited onto the Northwestern University football team there was no internet, no social media, and no high profile press coverage like there is today. And more importantly, there were no 3rd parties involved in the process. It was just the player, his parents, and the coaching staffs of his high school and the prospective college. With the changes in technology and the business world that have come to touch college sports, more and more pressure is being placed on future college athletes to look and play the part of a future star. Coach Fitz talks about the changes and how the Northwestern staff approaches recruiting - and it’s a lot more like the old days than what you might think. On recruiting: “The process is pretty simple… Number one: if you don’t fit who we are academically, we’re just not going to recruit you. Then number two: We have a set of values we believe in who fit who we are as a program and we try to investigate this as deep as we can. Number one is the young man’s attitude. What type of attitude does he choose to have? And that’s not a ‘some of the time’ question that’s an “all of the time.’... What kind of work ethic does he have? Is he willing to invest and understand that what I’m working for today I may not have that return on for a number of years or months? It’s not instant gratification.  That’s not the way the world works.  What kind of character to they demonstrate? Are they making the right choices when no one’s watching? Are they trusted by their peers and by their community?”   Click here to download on iTunes. What makes Coach Pat Fitzgerald’s recruiting philosophy unique? When it comes to college recruiting every college wants to have the best players. But how you define what makes the best players makes all the difference. Coach Pat Fitzgerald and his staff are not only looking for the players with the most talent or best high school stats. They are looking for the best team players, the ones who have demonstrated humility and responsibility. They want the young men on their team who have the ability to apply themselves for the good of the team as a whole, and will be there for their brothers on and off the field. In this conversation, you can hear how Coach Fitzgerald and his staff find young men who fit that description and why it’s a non-negotiable. Football orientation that is more than learning how to play the sport. When a new student comes into the Northwestern Wildcats football program, he goes through a series of orientation classes - and they have very little to do with how to play football and fit in as part of the team. Each student is taught a series of lessons about teamwork, study skills, college success, and how to handle the newfound responsibility of being away from parents for the first time. It’s one of the expressions of Coach Pat Fitzgerald’s greater concern that his players not only succeed on the field but also succeed in life - and in his mind, college success is one of the first steps in that journey. You can hear more from Coach Fitz as he chats with me on this episode. If the culture is right, ownership flows from the locker room outward. Team culture is one of the most important aspects of any sports program. Pat Fitzgerald knows that better than most. He spends just as much time building a sense of family and ownership into his players as he does teaching the skills that make for success on the field. He believes that without the sense of community in the locker room, the team will have much less chance of advancing on the field. You can learn how coach Fitz works to create that family atmosphere, and more by listening to this candid and refreshing conversation with one of college football’s greats. Click here to download on iTunes.   Outline of This Episode [0:24] My introduction of Coach Fitzgerald and this episode of Mo Motion. [2:30] Coach Fitzgerald’s background, family life growing up, and the building blocks of his life. [5:55] When Coach Fitzgerald knew sports would be more than a game for him. [10:57] How Pat was recruited for college and how it differs from today. [21:28] The kind of mistakes college players make early in their career that ruin things. [28:20] Reasons parents SHOULD have for their child playing sports. [38:04] How we can deal with the physical risks of youth sports. [47:20] The role of women in sports and the Northwestern approach. If you enjoy the show, please spread the word and be sure to subscribe to and rate the Mo’ Motion Podcast. You can also find out more about our training at momotion.org. Full Transcript Here

In the world of online business there aren't too many people that truly stand out for all the RIGHT reasons. My guest on this episode, however, is one of those rare occurrences! In the past few years, Pat Flynn has carved out a very loyal, committed following from the general 'noise' of the internet. A following that allows him to enjoy recurring revenues in his business, amounting to $50,000 a month, upwards! He's done this through smart marketing tactics, massive amounts of online content and a philosophy that he coined that is simply known as 'Be Everywhere'. Couple this together with his overall transparency when it comes to his business in general, and you've got someone that really does stand out from the online entrepreneurial crowd. Pat is obviously a big inspiration to the blogging community. As someone that continues to pursue different angles and ways to get in front of new audiences, etc., he's surely on the right track to continued business success. But the big takeaway here, for me anyway, as a fellow business owner is the importance of truly being everywhere, as Pat puts it. The power behind this philosophy in today's market just cannot and should not be ignored. Go and do likewise, everyone - it's time to get busy! Essential Learning Points From This Episode:Why 'Being Everywhere' is so important in today's online world. How Pat has built some an amazingly loyal community of fans. The secret 'sweet spot' for online video length and getting started. How podcasting (https://www.chrisducker.com/5-podcasts/)  built his confidence and helped with public speaking. How Pat uses Facebook to extend and build relationships, and not 'promote'. Why Amazon Kindle eBook's are also included in the 'Be Everywhere' mindset. Pat’s #1 tip to doing business in the new economy. Much more! Important Links & Mentions From This Episode: SmartPassiveIncome.com (http://www.smartpassiveincome.com) Pat's Facebook Page (http://www.facebook.com/smartpassiveincome) Pat's YouTube Channel (http://www.youtube.com/smartpassiveincome) The Smart Passive Income Podcast on iTunes (http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/smart-passive-income-podcast/id383084001) New Media Expo (http://nmxlive.com/2016-lv/) 1 Day Business Breakthrough Podcast (https://1daybb.com/) Cliff Ravenscraft (http://www.podcastanswerman.com) for the clip!) Personal Branding Roadmap (https://chrisducker.leadpages.co/branding-ebook/) Build the Business of You (http://chrisducker.com/launchpad) (youpreneuracademy.com) Thank You for Tuning In!There are a lot of podcasts you could be tuning into today, but you chose mine, and I'm grateful for that. If you enjoyed today's show, please share it by using the social media buttons you see at the top and bottom of this page. Also, kindly consider taking the 60-seconds it takes to leave an honest review and rating for the podcast on iTunes (https://www.chrisducker.com/itunes) , they're extremely helpful when it comes to the ranking of the show and you can bet that I read every single one of them personally! Lastly, don’t forget to (https://www.chrisducker.com/itunes) , to get automatic updates every time a new episode goes live

Pat O’Toole is a rancher who, along with his family, owns and operates the Ladder Ranch, a large-scale cattle and sheep operation that straddles the Colorado-Wyoming border. Pat’s wife Sharon's family established the ranch in the Little Snake River Valley back in 1881, and now, six generations later, the family's hard work, thoughtful vision, and a deep respect for the land have made the Ladder Ranch a shining example of the combined effect of productive agriculture and land conservation. • Pat’s background is far outside of the norm for many multi-generational ranchers—he grew up in south Florida, majored in philosophy in college, and just before he and his wife enrolled in law school, they decided to return to her family’s land to continue in the family business of ranching. Since then, the O'Tooles have not only run a financially successful operation, but they have simultaneously improved wildlife, bird, and fish habitat throughout the ranch. By thinking outside the box and partnering with both non-profit and governmental organizations, the Ladder Ranch has set a new standard for conservation, creative problem solving, and sustainable land stewardship. • We had a fun, in-depth conversation that covered a wide variety of topics that will be of interest to anyone who loves the West, whether you’re involved in ranching or not. We discuss Pat's thoughts on cooperation between ranchers and environmentalists, and how the relationship between the two groups is getting stronger and more positive every year. We chat about water in the West, and why it is important to keep water on ranches rather than being sold off to municipalities. We also dig into Pat’s unconventional background, his thoughts on the future of land conservation, and of course, favorite books, history, and his favorite location in the West. • Pat is an interesting guy who has thought very deeply on issues related to the American West, including conservation, water, and agriculture. There’s a lot of great information in this interview, so I hope you enjoy! ••• http://mountainandprairie.com/pat-otoole/ ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED: 2:59 - How Pat describes his work 3:41 - History of the Ladder Ranch 4:45 - Discussion of the Homestead Act’s effect on settlement 9:07 - Cooperation between ranchers and environmentalists 9:55 - Benefits of grazing cattle and sheep 11:00 - Rotational grazing on the Ladder Ranch 11:55 - Importance of not breaking up ranches 13:00 - “Hopefuls" and "Hatefuls" 14:28 - The “Era of Limits" 19:00 - Pat’s personal background 21:55 - TR’s creation of Forest Service 23:28 - Amazing feats of past generations 26:00 - Ingraining the conservation ethic in children 28:10 - Pat’s role models 30:36 - The Ladder Ranch’s community of conservationists 33:00 - Importance of keeping water on ranches 37:00 - Flood irrigation explained 41:25 - Importance of keeping water our current water law in tact 42:30 - Leopold Conservation Award 44:00 - Endangered Species Act 46:50 - Favorite books 49:42 - Ferry Carpenter’s ranch library 50:15 - Favorite movies 53:40 - Craziest experience in the outdoors 54:50 - Favorite location in the West 55:22 - History of Battle Creek 57:40 - Pat’s request of the listeners 58:50 - Connect with the Ladder Ranch online

How to Build a Thriving Business & Family at the Same Time with Pat Flynn. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Pat gives wisdom on how to create boundaries with family and business, and creating content that reaches your target audience. Sponsorship for this episode is the Boss Mom Retreat, January 27-28, 2017.   Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: How raising a business is like raising a child. Pat's boss dad journey from being laid off from his job to making money on through entrepreneurship. Building boundaries between business and family. Balancing family and business. How Pat prepares his kids for business trips. Building a niche in business. Pat's book Will it Fly. How Pat handles stress and overwhelm. Our Sponsor: The Boss Mom Retreat is in San Diego, California on January 27-28, 2017. This event is like not just an event. It's a place to work on your business, create new relationships, and foster new collaborations. This is a space where we will provide training on topics you choose to help grow your business and give you space and guidance to move your business forward while at the event. The 2 day event is going to be epic, and we want you there! Recommended links and resources: Smart Passive Income Will it Fly Book Made to Stick Book Smart Passive Income Episode 197: Behind the Scenes of Writing Will it Fly Food Truckr The One Thing Book Google Tools Ask Pat Podcast CoSchedule Slack Boss Mom Academy Evernote Trello Training Boss Mom Facebook Community Can I quote you on that?  For me it's all about being honest, transparent and being myself in my business. - Pat When I built the boundaries around my business, I was able to focus on my work, or my family. - Pat It's all about being proactive and knowing what's coming, you'll go a lot further. - Pat I want my kids to know that what I do is something that will change the world. - Pat Sometimes you have to jump in and be helpful, useful and logical to build bridges to help others. - Dana I'm very conscious about the mistakes I've made and learning from them. - Pat If I'm not a little scared of a project, it's probably not big enough. - Pat Everything should be about a problem in your community that you can solve. - Pat I focus on what the next step is that I'm working on for where I want to be so I don't get overwhelmed by all the information out there. - Pat When you say yes to something, you are saying no to something else. - Pat When you are writing something for everyone, you are writing for no one. - Pat More about our guest, Pat Flynn. Pat Flynn is the founder of SmartPassiveIncome.com (SPI) and the author of the best-selling book Will It Fly. His family is the primary motivation for everything that he does, and you’ll hear him mention them often throughout the SPI site. His wife, April, and two kids, as well as their dog, Gizmo play an integral part in how he prioritizes his business growth. He says that "The best part about my job is that it allows me to plan my day around my family, not around my business." We love how Pat how he approaches his business... When I started Smart Passive Income back in 2008, my goal was simple: share the strategies that have helped me grow my online business. Since that time, it has become remarkably easy to find advice on internet marketing and starting an online business—but what has gotten harder is finding ethical advice that has been properly tested. My belief in helping you learn is simple: Share the truth, be honest, work hard, and lead by example. That’s what I’m all about, and that’s what SPI is all about. Connect with Dana: Instagram / Periscope (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.

To get my Toolkit to Overcome Anxiety go to - http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Summary: In this episode I speak to Pat Divilly about how he went from training 5 people on a beach to training thousands worldwide in his business. We discuss this growth for him and some of the challenges he's faced along the way. Links: Pat's site: http://www.patdivilly.com/ In this particular episode you will learn: - How Pat started with 5 clients on his local beach to building up to thousands of clients - How he realized by focusing on making other people happy that it in turn made him happy - After getting success that he began to feel overwhelmed and worried about losing the success he'd achieved - Why Pat makes his audience think they're going to do karaoke - What does your perfect day look like? - What are your core values and are you who do you want to be in the world - "Love is being the first person to say hello"

This week on BARBELL BUSINESS, we interview Pat Barber, a CrossFit Games Athlete (since 2008), Co-owner of Warmup & Workout, and Head of Coaches Development at NorCal CrossFit. In this show, we discuss: How Pat got his career start in the fitness industry Innovatively making people better through effective coaching Hiring and coach training tips and methods What he looks for in awesome coaches The importance of a collective mission  

Getting laid off is enough to make anyone want to crawl into a hole and hide. But Pat Flynn went the other direction. He took the opportunity to open himself up, and put his experience in the spotlight. And that very openness became the key to his success, as his Smart Passive Income Community has now reached millions of entrepreneurs.   It’s not every day that you have the chance to become an overnight sensation, but for Pat Flynn, the stars seemed to align perfectly for him on a gloomy day in 2008. After landing the job of his dreams and working passionately at it for many years, the mid-2008 recession hit him harder than he’d ever imagined. Being recently promoted at a large architecture firm, he was shocked when his boss announced that the company could no longer pay for his services and expertise.   Although he was clouded with the fear of unemployment during the first few weeks, this obstacle was the golden opportunity that would change his life forever. Enter Pat Flynn from Smart Passive Income   In this interview you will learn:   - How Pat has built a raving super engaged community so powerful that he often receives emails from community members asking for his amazon affiliate link as they want Pat to receive the affiliate commission from Amazon - The power of building extremely deep relationships with your audience and how to build epic amounts of trust - A throwdown on the Foundr Podcast and core action items on how to improve your podcast - How Pat has built one of the top ranked business podcasts - The power of transparency and how it has helped Pat grow his business exponentially - What Pat believes it takes to build a successful online business these days - & 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!    

Pat Kiernan is the morning news anchor at NY1 News, the most beloved anchor in The Big Apple and well known for his "In the Papers" feature, where he summarizes the content from the New York City’s daily newspapers. AND – for those of you not in New York City –Pat’s expanded his reach by creating a website patspapers.com, which delivers each weekday morning a curated summary of his favorite news stories across the United States. A few key takeaways from our interview: -- How Pat stays competitive and creates better job security for himself -- His best secret for saving a fortune on staples and groceries -- A practical habit he developed to find opportunities in real estate investing that produce 10-30% better returns. For more, visit SoMoneyPodcast.com

Pat Hart is a doctoral student in the Religious Studies program at the University of Alberta and an associate at the law firm of Jackie Handerek & Forester in Leduc. He previously received a B.A. (Philosophy) and M.A. (Religious Studies) from the University of Alberta and obtained a J.D. from Queen's University. Pat has a general interest in the development of various forms of early Christianity (or early Christianities) and his doctoral research is focussed on the formation of an 'orthodox' apostle Paul over the second and third centuries C.E. Despite his interest in these peculiar and obscure subjects, he has never had a desire to become a priest. Highlights include: ►[1:02] Pat's sour beer face proves that we're indeed drinking beer ►[2:53] How Willie Brown's "Introduction to the New Testament" rocked Pat's worldview ►[5:03] What the hell was Jesus trying to say? ►[6:55] "Question everything" including the authors of quotes & authority in general ►[10:33] Nietzsche, Heidegger, Heidecker, Wareheim ►[14:00] Rodenbach Beer Review ►[17:22] Why Pat doesn't drink alcohol ►[18:25] Cults, religions and the "spiritual but not religious" saying ►[21:24] Does Pat identify as an atheist, agnostic or anything at all? ►[24:56] What can we really know? ►[30:14] Pat asks Jason about his core beliefs ►[32:54] The ancient Greek concepts of forgetting & unforgetting ►[34:35] How Pat uses philosophy in his law practice ►[37:29] Closing gong show. For more information on Pat Hart and Rodenbach, or to watch this episode, please visit www.samsarahappyhour.com.

On this episode of the Online Marketing Made Easy Podcast, my guest is one of my very favorite people - Pat Flynn. I know most of you already know Pat, but if you don't, he is a well-known and highly successful online entrepreneur. He is a podcaster, blogger and author and is best known for his transparent leadership style and smart business strategies. He blogs at smartpassiveincome.com and has a podcast by the same name. Now there are a dozen topics Pat and I could discuss that would be highly valuable if you are growing an online business - but I am going to do something a bit different with this interview. About a week ago I saw a Facebook post from Pat where he talked about all the hard work and dedication he put into one keynote presentation he recently did for a financial bloggers’ conference called FinCon. The post is inspirational and demonstrates the mindset needed to succeed, and after reading it I had so many questions for him, I decided to invite him onto the show.   In this episode, here’s what we’ll cover: The importance of focusing on one thing at a time What Pat told himself in his head in order for his FinCon speech to be successful How speaking can help you in other parts of your life and business What Pat does to make sure he stays the course How Pat sets big goals and priorities What Pat told himself to keep from procrastinating What you have to do to make goals real How fear is a disservice to your audience How to grow your confidence Tips for finding a mastermind that's right for you And so much more!

To get an inside view of the evolution of SAP Business Intelligence, Jon tracked down senior SAP BI consultant and ProKarma SAP Solutions Director Pat Pesa. Pat has one of the most compelling takes on the potential of BI to transform the enterprise. Listen in as Jon and Pat go through the evolution of the BW product from the earliest releases to NetWeaver BI. Along the way, Pat shares the reasons that BW projects fail and the tactics needed to make them a success. Pat goes into detail regarding the skills consultants need to be successful in the SAP BI market and how they might break into BI from a range of technical backgrounds. In this forty minute look at BI consulting trends, Jon and Pat cover key topics such as: - How Pat broke into SAP and found his way into BW consulting roles. - How SAP managed to move beyond the criticism from data warehouse experts, who initially viewed BW as a "joke." How SAP made BW a quality product with a proven value to SAP customers. - Pat highlights how the work companies had to do with early releases of BW, building ETL, Extractors, and InfoCubes, has changed. Now BW is a fully-loaded product with plenty of business content. - The current applications of BI 7.0, from web reporting to faster analytical environments, from Integrated Planning to Enterprise Data Management. - Why BI was important to SAP's push to move beyond a transactional system to an "intelligent" program that allowed companies to leverage their ERP data for better reporting and decision-making. - The keys to a successful BI implementation, which include: assessing your information requirements, understanding where the data needs fall within your organization, smart use of blueprinting, and quality documentation. - Why the "siloed" BW implementation approach didn't work, and why the BI "enterprise-wide" data management approach is much more effective. - Pat's take on why most successful BW consultants come from technical backgrounds, and how functional consultants can be effective in their work dealing with the BI team. - Pat explains why he thinks the convergence of functional and technical SAP skills sets is not the ideal skill set for BI work, and why technical folks are generally better suited to BW project roles. - How data warehousing experts can fit into BW/BI projects, and the range of SAP technical skills that are applicable to BI projects. Pat also describes the kind of ABAP knowledge needed to be effective in BW. Jon gives his take on the ideal technical/functional skills mix for SAP consultants. - How the SAP ecosystem makes products like BI easier to implement than SAP projects used to be. - The impact of NetWeaver on BI, and how BI have moved beyond basic BEx reporting to web-based reporting. How Portals, iViews and SAP MDM tie together to improve the user experience in BI. - Why eSOA is an "enabling technology" that will allow SAP customers to innovate in ways that will help SAP customers to think in terms of business strategy and not in terms of their technical releases (R/3, BW, etc.) - Whether BI is effective in more diverse environments where non-SAP data is a key part of a company's data management challenge. How companies can structure their BI data integration around the SAP Financials functionality when SAP Financials serves as the system of record. - The future of information management in SAP, and why the underlying "source system" that a company's data is on will no longer be the defining factor. Pat explains why this shift allows NetWeaver to flip the "source system" approach on its head and allows business users to define their processes without worrying about which systems their data resides in. - How Pat balances his own career between practice lead functions and hands-on work, and why it's important to him to remain involved on the technical side of SAP.