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All entrepreneurial activities are not created equal. Running a service-based business is an active pursuit. You're managing employees, making sales and then following through with high quality work. But in real estate, once you do the initial legwork, the money comes in automatically with very little effort on your part. Pete Schnepp is the successful entrepreneur behind Envision Painting and Roof Coatings, Bug Science Pest Control and PRS Properties. Pete got serious about building a real estate portfolio in 2017, and today, his rental income covers his family's living expenses, and he is financially free. On this episode of the podcast, Pete joins cohost Garrett Lynch and me to discuss what sets real estate apart from other kinds of entrepreneurship. Pete walks us through the steps he took to build a portfolio of properties and explains why his family continues to live below their means despite having achieved financial freedom. Listen in for Pete's advice on revisiting your goals every day and find out how he is building generational wealth with real estate! Key Takeaways  What inspired Pete's interest in real estate Realized people with money involved in real estate Needed Plan B to protect family financially The steps Pete took to build his portfolio Listened to podcasts and books while driving Lived below means to save up Made offers on 10 properties in single weekend How Pete achieved financial freedom $10K/month rental income covers living expenses Goal to hit $20K/month by 2023 Pete's insight on living below your means Pay self salary as business owner and live on that Maintain modest lifestyle even now How Pete and his wife got on the same page She supports his big dreams Prioritize time with family over expensive things Pete's future goals when it comes to real estate Use to create generational wealth Hold existing properties for passive income How real estate differs from Pete's other small businesses Painting and pest control = active Real estate = passive and easier to scale Pete's advice for aspiring real estate investors Get clear on 5-year goal Focus on goal daily Connect with Pete Schnepp Pete on LinkedIn Pete on Facebook Resources Register for Michael's Platform Builders Masterclass Learn More About Michael's Mentoring Program Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not by Robert T. Kiyosaki Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast Entrepreneurs' Organization The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) by Hal Elrod GoBundance The Millionaire Next Door: The Surprising Secrets of America's Wealthy by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko CASHFLOW Board Game  Podcast Show Notes Michael's Website  Michael on Facebook  Michael on Instagram  Michael on YouTube  Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group 

Welcome to a new episode of The Fair Chase podcast! In today's episode, James and Jared talk with Peter G Panda (Muennich) about mountain lion hunting, moose camp, and how James has a bone to pick with Pete. Pete talks us through his upcoming hunts, why he won't tell us how he got his nickname, and his preferred choice of shoe.    We also discuss:  - Pete showing off his trophy room - How Pete got into mountain lion hunting  - Can you pick up chicks with hunting dogs?  - How James' great-great uncle, “Cougar Totten” got his nickname - Upcoming moose hunts and a Colorado deer hunt - Why Pete believes in Big Foot - Committing to the outdoors lifestyle   VORTEX MERCHANDISE SAVE 20% - https://bit.ly/2KemVsx - BOWGA20 Trophy Line Tree Saddles SAVE 10%- https://bit.ly/3nN4aKu - BOWGAHUNTINGTL10 Wild Pursuit Wellness SAVE 20% - https://bit.ly/3bFPlqW - BOWGA Vector Custom Arrow SAVE 10% -https://bit.ly/3cRh2g4 - BOWGA   Other Sponsor Links: Huntwise App www.bivouacbowco.com Prime Archery

This was such a great podcast full of fun and laughter. My guest was Pete Cann also known as ‘the laughter man' The Laughter Man, Pete Cann is on a fun filled mission to bring the positive benefits of laughter to the world. Since discovering Laughter Yoga, company owner Pete has transformed his business and family life and now wants to share his infectious secrets and get the planet laughing along with him. We talk about

Losing a job unexpectedly can be devastating especially if you do not have a backup plan or enough money in your emergency fund to sustain your lifestyle. You are racing against time. Your family is looking at you for answers. So, you decide it is time to turn your passion into your side hustle, but can you do it in the midst of your financial setback? In this episode, Sarah Li Cain speaks with Pete McPherson, the founder of Do You Even Blog, an award-winning blog, podcast and YouTube channel dedicated to helping businesses profitable on the internet. Pete shared how he had to manage three years without a steady income source after quitting his job, moving to another city, and losing the part-time job he had planned on working to give him time to scale his side businesses. Episode highlights Pete discusses what he did to monetize his online business How he scaled his business with little money Pete discusses what is or is not justified in terms of investing in one's business How Pete grew his listeners and newsletter subscribers in the community For more information, visit the show notes at https://plutusfoundation.org/2021/build-business-financial-setback

On the show today, we have music producer and engineer, Pete Hutchings. He most recently worked on Royal Blood's, chart-topping album, Typhoons.It's a killer record, so if you haven't heard it yet, go check it out.Pete has also worked on records such as Nothing But Thieves self-titled album, Florence and The Machine - Ceremonials and Adele - Skyfall.It was a real pleasure talking with Pete and I hope you will enjoy our conversation as well.In this interview, we spoke about:• Being inspired by Metallica and why St. Anger is kick-ass• The importance of being true to yourself• Being hired to “only” record vocals• How Pete got started in the industry• Favourite failure that ended up being a success for Pete• Working on Royal Bloods latest record, Typhoon• What aspect of working in music brings Pete fulfilment• The importance of having a balance with work and familyAnd much moreConnect With Pete Hutchings On:Websitehttp://www.petehutchings.comInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/hutchprod/►► Join The Audio Tribe To Get Exclusive Access To Interviews And More: https://www.niclasjeppsson.com/exclusive-access

A good morning routine determines how good your day will be since you have everything planned and set out clearly. Doing things such as exercise, reading and writing a journal, and silent affirmations, set you up in good moods to start one's day. I stay positive through writing a list of things that I would love to accomplish the following day and working towards achieving them since they make me feel good. Being grateful, for instance, through laughter, ignites positivity within oneself as the mind absorbs the energy of being grateful.Positivity and good vibes are attributes of how we choose to see and analyze situations. Positive and good energy is determined by what side of the story we choose to lay on since, positive people attract positive energy, while, negative people attract negative feelings. Words are also very powerful since negative words kill positive energy and trigger negative emotions.Key talking points of the episode:·        How I start my day: staying positive daily·        Tips on starting and maintaining positivity throughout the day·        Factors determining how positive or negative your energy will be on a daily basisKey Milestones of the Episode:[01:29] Pete's backstory on his morning routine: how he sets up space for good moods[02:21] How Pete maintains positive energy throughout the day[03:35] External and Internal factors that open our minds to positive or negative energyStandout Quotes from the Episode:“Look at the positive in every situation. You will become more positive”“Negative words bring negative feelings and negative emotions to us”“Don't hang around negative people. Negative people will bring you down” “If you feel good about yourself you feel positive”The Laughter Man, Pete Cann is on a fun-filled mission to bring the positive benefits of laughter to the world. Since discovering Laughter Yoga, company owner Pete has transformed his business and family life and now wants to share his infectious secrets and get the planet laughing along with him.You'll find Pete, his trademark red hat and his happy vibe on the following channels;pete@petecann.comwww.petecann.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/thelaughterman/https://www.instagram.com/petecannthelaughterman/https://www.facebook.com/thelaughtermanhttps://www.youtube.com/c/petecannthelaughtermanhttps://www.tiktok.com/@petecannthelaughterman   

Pete Rubish is a well know powerlifter that has been in the lifting game for many years. Here we discuss the following: 0:00​- Intro 0:30​- Intro to Pete 1:40​- Charity choice of Pete 3:20​- How Pete got into powerlifting 4:50​- When Pete got into super supplements 7:30​- Getting poor quality gear from unknown sources 9:50​- What health tests Pete has had done 12:15​- CRP correlating with cancer 13:30​- Cholesterol values / carnivore diet 15:00​- Various blood work values 19:50​- Protein and kidney health 23:00​- What Pete did coming off gear 26:45​- How dramatically powerful PEDs are 30:00​- The progression to being a delusionally enhanced athlete 33:05​- Fake natties in powerlifting 36:40​- Pete’s highest doses 40:00​- Can Pete keep any gains long term? 42:20​- Sleep apnea tests and treatment 46:40​- Does Pete regret going on gear / could he have gotten here naturally? 49:50​- Heart scansPete's YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PeteRubish/...​Pete's IG: https://www.instagram.com/pete.rubish/​Humane Society: https://secure.animalhumanesociety.or...​​

Si Nainby deep dives with Pete Arnott. Pete is a golf coach with a research interest in skill acquisition.In this episode we discuss:What is skill and what does it mean to be skilful?Why did coaching become so de-contextualised?Simplification not Decomposition - why we should build skills by simplifying tasks rather than breaking down techniques.The issues around de-contextualising practice by using artificial coaching tools such as a lineout net or a bowling machine.The concept of Haptic Touch or Extended Mind Theory and how de-contextualised practice can be helpful in building attunement.Pete's approach to introducing novices to a sport and how he builds relationships.How to identify "Rate Limiters" with intermediate players: the key things that will most quickly improve their game.What role does the player's intuition play in the coaching process?How walking a mile in your player's shoes (figuratively) helps co-creation of great practice environments.How consequences can have a huge impact on development - Ed Coughlan, https://twitter.com/DrSkillAcq, has been a big help to Pete in his work on individualising consequences.How Pete uses the Constraints Led Approach - learnings from his biggest mistakes.Using sounds, rhythms and verbal cues to influence sessions.The impact of technology and data in coaching.How Pete uses video review.Pete's new project - Train like a Tiger - lessons from Tiger Woods developmentLinks to books and videos mentioned:9mins 30s - Inside the All Blacks by Robin McConnell - https://amzn.to/39MeyP216mins - Cristiano Ronaldo Documentary - https://youtu.be/4achmhzLNoY16mins 50s - Jennie Finch strikes out Albert Pujols - https://youtu.be/gm9iZnqGMvY18mins 30s - Ross Pinder Paper on Bowling Machine Technique - http://bit.ly/PinderBowlingMachineResearch20mins 50s - Andy Clark Extended Mind Theory - http://bit.ly/ExtendedMindTheory47mins 30s - How Wolves change rivers - https://youtu.be/ysa5OBhXz-Q55mins 25s - Will Stubbs - https://twitter.com/WillStubbs159mins - The Pressure Principle by Dave Alred - https://amzn.to/36HTqrj59mins 45s - The Checklist Manifesto - https://amzn.to/3cAWvx01hr 20mins 50s - The Language of Coaching: The Art & Science of Teaching Movement by Nick Winkleman -https://amzn.to/39POP841hr 37mins - Elite coaching and the technocratic engineer by Shaun Williams & Andrew Manley -http://bit.ly/TechnocratEngineerAlso - ‘We’re not run on Numbers, We’re People, We’re Emotional People’ by Shaun Williams & Andrew Manley -http://bit.ly/WeArePeopleNotNumbers1hr 37mins 45s - The Hawthorne Effect - http://bit.ly/HawthorneEffctWebsite - www.peterarnottgolf.com Twitter - https://twitter.com/PeterArnottGolfInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/peterarnottgolf/Train Like a Tiger - https://www.trainlikeatiger.com/A Constraints-Led Approach to Golf Coaching - https://amzn.to/39LSnZ2

“I just can’t see investing in a business where the product is a stick with a cord,” an investor told Pete Holman.  Today, that stick with a cord is sold across the globe and is known as the TRX Rip Trainer.     SpartanUp DEKA series host Jarod Cogswell talks with Pete about some of his biggest failures - both athletically and professionally. In this episode, you’ll learn…   -What athletic failure did Pete learn the most from? -How Pete rebounded after the aforementioned investor told Pete that his idea wasn’t worth investing in -How injuries led to Pete’s career as a physical therapist -The three most influential people in Pete’s life   About Pete Holman: Pete’s accreditation as a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist through the NSCA, has enabled him to work with professional athletes and strength coaches from the MLB, NFL, NBA, UFC, X-Games and SunEnergy1 race car team: most notably Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Famer Jerome “The Bus” Bettis and 8 time X-Games and Olympic gold medalist, Mike Schultz. Pete presents for IDEA FIT (the largest continuing education provider for personal trainers in the world,) writes for IDEA Fitness Journal, PTontheNet, STACK magazine and IronMan Magazine and has appeared on national tv shows such as the Dr’s and the Steve Harvey show.   Pete’s dedication to advancing the fitness industry and his entrepreneurial spirit has inspired him to create multiple products that impact fitness enthusiasts and athletes worldwide. His first product, The Functional Training Rack, was licensed to Perform Better in 2008 and inspired “hoop” platforms for current stability ball rack designs. His second product, the RIPCORE-FX, was acquired by TRX and is now referred to as the TRX Rip Trainer. The Rip Trainer has grossed over $20 million in worldwide sales and continues to be a leading rotational training modality used by athletes such as Steph Curry, Phil Mickelson and Drew Brees. His latest product, a plate loaded Hip Thrust machine called the Glute Drive, was licensed to Nautilus and is currently their number one selling commercial strength product, selling over 2000 units in its first year.   Pete recently authored his first book, a fictional piece called CRUZ, published by Scriptor publishing. The book is an homage to athletic development, coaching, mentorship and the underdog in us all. Connect with Pete: -Website: PH1Performance.Com -Twitter: @PeteHolman1 -Instagram: @PeteHolman1 SPONSOR This episode of Spartan Up! is brought to you by Better Help. Save 10% on your first month by going to BetterHelp.Com/Spartan. SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1pYBkk1T684YQg7CmoaAZt FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/   Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod   CREDITS: Producer: Ryan Warner Host: Jarod Cogswell and Yancy Culp Sr Producer: Marion Abrams   © 2021 Spartan

Here at Inside the greenroom and Advance Your Reach we take health and wellness seriously because we know first hand how intertwined your physical health is to the success of your business.  If you want to make more sales, grow your business, get on more stages, and create more influence this episode is for you.  Today we, welcome, Andy Frisella Inside the Greenroom! Andy is an entrepreneur, bestselling author, highly sought after consultant, and public speaker. He has been featured in Inc., Entrepreneur & Forbes Magazine.   You may recognize Andy’s name because he is the creator of the viral mental toughness program “75 Hard.” We believe this program could be the winning edge you have been looking for in 2021. Hit play to hear more about 75 Hard and how you can start changing your life today!  More of what we cover: How people waste their lives Create an unstoppable mindset for our life The story behind 75 hard. The first step towards mental toughness  How to have a “never say die” attitude When Pete lost $5 Million What the main focus of every entrepreneur should be Are you going to sulk or pivot? Tips to generate sales How necessity leads to great ideas How mental and physical health are often the same How Pete feels about 75 Hard   And much more!     LINKS: Join 75 Hard: andyfrisella.com/pages/75   Connect with Blair: blair@advanceyourreach.com    Connect with us: Facebook: ​​www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website:​​ advanceyourreach.com Email​: ​info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com Learn More About our Stage Agency:  https://elitespeakersagency.com/ stageagency@advancyourreach.com   Episode Minute By Minute: 1:06 Meet Andy 2:35 Andy’s background  7:20 How Andy started his journey to mental toughness 15:11 A look into 75 hard 25:30 The importance of documenting progress  27:50 How 75 hard can benefit your business 38:59 How discipline and happiness work together  45:17 Andy’s encouragement for 75 hard 46:07 Million dollar loss  47:00 Andy’s tips for generating more sales 52:41 The best way to approach business 57:37 Closing with Blair   More About Andy: Andy Frisella is the CEO of 1st Phorm Internation, a nutritional supplement company that takes in more than $175 million in revenue each year. He started the business in his early 20s with a friend and has become a star entrepreneur and business leader.

I'm joined by Marleen Suy also known as 'Mrs Pete' at New Zealand beverage company Pete's Natural. Marleen shares the importance of looking after the local community first, their commitment to New Zealand fruit growers and what it's been like to lead the low sugar beverage movement from early 2010. BONUS We also discuss how bars could up their cocktail game by building a drink on a better base.LINKS MENTIONEDPete's Natural - Mixed Crate2 mins 10 secs The inspiration of the Pete's branding. 4 mins 38 secs The first flavour and the origin story of Pete's Lemonade. 5 mins 21 secs Why choosing local fruits grown in New Zealand. 6 mins 25 secs Where fruit is sourced, citrus from top of the south, limes, lemons and ginger from Kerikeri, Gisborne and Hawke's Bay. 7 mins 25 secs Choosing flavours that Kiwis will love and leading trends.9 mins 52 secs The shift towards healthier drinks and using natural fruit to get the sweetness in a drink.11 mins 3 secs The domestic opportunity and exporting into Australia, Hong Kong and Thailand. 12 mins 2 secs What Fair Trade @ Home means. 14 mins 50 secs Why bars should be choosing a higher quality cocktail mixer base and how you can get Pete's Lemonade delivered at your home. 17 mins 38 secs The sustainability focus applied to bottling, ingredients, suppliers and production.19 mins 1 secs How Pete and Marleen came to live in New Zealand. 20 mins 52 secs Growing on a shoestring and the positive change since Covid. 23 mins 22 secs Deciding to move away from the Food Shows in favour of direct to consumer social media and emails.26 mins 10 secs The importance of NZ Made and supporting local for the community. 29 mins 15 secs The shift to setup their own bottling line, doing unique flavour trials and opening up the bottle line to new drinks producers. 31 mins 2 secs Collaboration within the drinks industry.

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Pete McPherson, the founder of Do You Even Blog, gave up the ‘American Dream’ and left corporate America to pursue his personal dream of making a full-time income from a creative career. He is a former accountant with a CPA license who now provides new and experienced bloggers with a whole host of information on how they can create a successful blog and move from a nine to five job to a more flexible way of working. Pete is also a conference speaker, and his insights have been featured on sites such as Forbes, Kinsta, Fiverr, and Lifehacker.   Pete joins me today to discuss his journey from accountancy to entrepreneur via a ‘transition’ job that didn’t pan out as planned. He shares his definition of what blogging means to him and why he sees it as such an inclusive space, and also explains some common misconceptions around how bloggers make revenue from their content. Pete also gives his top tips on how to create a sustainable infrastructure for your creative endeavor to maintain your blog's forward momentum.   “Start today, start small, be consistent, because you have to put the work and effort in now to be successful down the road” - Pete McPherson   This week on Paychecks and Balances: How Pete became a ‘halftime entrepreneur’ How and why Pete built his emergency fund How he dealt with being laid off from his job The importance of crunching your numbers before you take your side hustle full time How Pete explains and defines blogging Signs that blogging might not be for you Why blogging doesn’t make money overnight The importance of consistency when blogging The Paychecks and Balances podcast cheat code for getting your name out there How to price your products and why you shouldn’t undervalue your work Learning to sell yourself and your expertise Three tips on how to pick a niche for your blog Actionable ways to monetize your blog   Resources Mentioned: Udemy Nick True Seth Godin Stacking Benjamins Tribe Conference Jeff Goins Pat Flynn Key Person of Influence Jim Harmer Ezoic Mediavine Google Adwords Amazon Affiliates   Connect with Pete McPherson: Do You Even Blog Website Do You Even Blog Podcast Do You Even Blog on Facebook Do You Even Blog Instagram Do You Even Blog on Twitter Email: pete@doyouevenblog.com Online Impact Membership Community   Connect with Paychecks and Balances: Paychecks and Balances Website Patreon Paychecks and Balances Paychecks and Balances on Instagram Paychecks and Balances on Facebook Paychecks and Balances on Twitter            

In today's episode of the Idea to Value Podcast, we speak with Pete Newell, Founder of BMNT. We speak about how to align innovation strategy with operations in large organisations. Topics covered in today's episode: 00:01:30 - How Pete's history in the military with the US Army's Skunkworks influenced his journey to innovation 00:03:00 - The military is always in a certain state of chaos at the head of the battlefield, moving towards structure as you move up the chain of command 00:05:00 - How companies suffer from innovation exhaustion 00:06:00 - What is an innovation pipeline? From start to finish in 5 steps 00:09:30 - No problem survives first contact with investigation. Finding the right problems is vital 00:11:00 - Between every stage of an innovation pipeline, it requires someone making a decision about what is required from one activity to the next activity with another team. Many people are too focused on proving the purpose of the current activity, rather than thinking what should be the series of priorities 00:15:00 - How BMNT assesses a company's current innovation pipeline Links mentioned in today's episode: BMNT's website: https://www.bmnt.com/ Bonus: This episode was made possible by our premium innovation and creativity training. Take your innovation and creativity capabilities to the next level by investing in yourself now, at https://www.ideatovalue.com/all-access-pass-insider-secrets/ * Subscribe on iTunes to the Idea to Value Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/idea-to-value-creativity-innovation/id1199964981?mt=2 * Subscribe on Spotify to the Idea to Value Podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/4x1kANUSv7UJoCJ8GavUrN  * Subscribe on Stitcher to the Idea to Value Podcast: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=129437&refid=stpr * Subscribe on Google Podcasts to the Idea to Value Podcast: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9pZGVhdG92YWx1ZS5saWJzeW4uY29tL3Jzcw  Want to rapidly validate new ideas and innovative products and GROW your online business? These are the tools I actually use to run my online businesses (and you can too): * The best email management and campaigns system: ActiveCampaign (Free Trial) http://www.activecampaign.com/?_r=M17NLG2X  * Best value web hosting: BlueHost WordPress http://www.activecampaign.com/?_r=M17NLG2X  * Landing pages, Sales Pages and Lead collection: LeadPages (Free Trial) http://leadpages.pxf.io/c/1385771/390538/5673  * Sharing & List building: Sumo (Free) https://sumo.com/?src=partner_ideatovalue  * Payments, Shopping Cart, affiliate management and Upsell generator: ThriveCart https://improvides--checkout.thrivecart.com/thrivecart-standard-account/  * Video Webinars for sales: WebinarJam and Everwebinar ($1 Trial) https://nickskillicorn.krtra.com/t/lwIBaKzMP1oQ  * Membership for protecting content: Membermouse (Free Trial) http://affiliates.membermouse.com/idevaffiliate.php?id=735  * eLearning System for students: WP Courseware https://flyplugins.com/?fly=293  * Video Editing: Techsmith Camtasia http://techsmith.z6rjha.net/vvGPv  I have used all of the above products myself to build IdeatoValue and Improvides, which is why I can confidently recommend them. I may also receive affiliate payments for any business I bring to them using the links above. Copyright https://www.ideatovalue.com

Pete Reis-Campbell is the CEO and Founder of the award-winning Kaizen. He has worked with global brands including River Island, Symantec and 888.com on innovative content marketing campaigns. He built his first website at 11, pretends to not be totally addicted to video games, and is a regular speaker at digital marketing conferences including SMX, BrightonSEO and SASCon. Kaizen's work for TotallyMoney.com won a 2016 Drum Content Award for the best financial content marketing campaign and Pete previously won a Travolution award for his SEO strategies for travel brands. Kaizen was also named one of the Top 50 UK Startups by Startups.co.uk in 2017. 1:00 - Where Kaizen fits into the growth marketing space 1:40 - Pete's career journey, building websites for fun at age 11 2:40- The transition from £0 investment to £1.5mil revenue at Kaizen 4:40 - Responding to problems when building a business 8:38 - The motivation for starting the business 10:06 - How Pete has created a successful working culture at Kaizen 13:02 - Pete's life in the early stages of the business as a solo agency owner 19:00 - How to let people go from a business respectfully 24:29 - Establishing trust with clients 26:30 - Cybercrime targeting the business, and how to avoid it 33:20 - The pressures of being a solo agency owner 36:30 - Valuable advice from Pete to grow your business

We're keeping it in the family on Episode 04 of the pod! Simone Missick currently stars as Lola Carmichael on CBS's "All Rise", making her the first Black woman to be a dramatic lead on the network. Before the industry shutdown, Pete was preparing to direct the season finale of her show, so we invite you to join them as they catch up and discuss why representation matters, how waiting tables and doing commercials builds character, how a career in entertainment is like a yacht looking for a dock, and more...SHOW NOTES:(00:00:00- 00:01:04) -- Opening Clip(00:01:04- 00:03:05) -- Pete intro(00:03:05- 00:11:25) -- Current state of being: living in America today(00:11:25- 00:16:50) -- How storytelling shapes society(00:16:50- 00:19:50) -- Simone shares the first time she was impacted by storytelling(00:19:50- 00:22:50) -- Being the "first" as told by Simone(00:22:50- 00:25:12) -- Pete shares the first time he was impacted by storytelling(00:25:12- 00:29:55) -- How Simone got her start in the industry(00:29:55- 00:34:40) -- Skills learned from side jobs(00:34:40- 00:36:45) -- Nurturing your relationships(00:36:45- 00:39:40) -- Simone shares memory of Will Smith(00:39:40- 00:44:05) -- The importance of showing kindness and respect(00:39:40- 00:44:05) -- Podcast Socials!(00:44:50- 00:45:26) -- How To Succeed As A Creative Professional: Book Promo(00:45:26- 00:47:30) -- Memories from the making of "BlackCard"(00:47:30- 00:51:15) -- How Pete selects talent; thoughts on "offer only" casting(00:51:15- 00:53:45) -- Memories on the making of "BlackCard"continues(00:53:45- 01:01:00) -- Simone's first major film project; lessons learned(01:01:00- 01:06:30) -- Pete's first major episodic lessons learned(01:06:30- 01:12:15) -- The impact of "All Rise"(01:12:15- 01:15:40) -- Last words: encouragement from Simone(01:15:40- 01:18:46) -- Pete outro

Have you ever considered starting a podcast? Well if you're like me you're probably worried about 3 things before starting: It takes too much time Is there even an ROI & can it help me make money? I don't have any special podcast skills Today Pete McPherson from Do You Even Blog explains exactly why people don't need to worry about these 3 things. We chat about: How Pete made money from his podcast in his first month  Why you don't need any special skills or tools to start The main mistake people make when starting a podcast     As always the last few minutes sums up the main points and leaves you with one little piece of action you can take away.    Find the show notes here   Check out Make Time Online to find out how you can make money online to free up your time and live life on your own terms.   Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram   Don't forget to leave a review on Apple Podcasts here   Keep changing for the better! 

The episode sees the guys catch up with Huddersfield born illustration icon Peter O'toole They talk: Benaiah stuffing himself coz it Eid, The dangers of African & West Indian Food, Savvy's losing track of the days but zoning, Kids social distancing in School, Bottom line is Profit, This is the being of the end of America as we know it, The Brazilian President, Pete's Process for getting the Job done, The importance of the Internet, The rinse of text messages, The Pharoahe Monch Ring tone, Pete's Education, Mark B & Blade, UK Vs US Hip Hop, The roots of British & US music culture, Heartless Crew, The Streets, The pressure of post what gets the best response rather than what you want ie self censorship, Navigating trying to make money from your art, Retro design reference, The Michelin Story, Whats in Petes vault, The design quality of 70's porno mags, Finding inspiration digitally, Using new digital tools for work, Photoshop VS Illustrator, How Pete created the Quotoole sneaker for Addidas & collector Quote, Collaborating with Huddersfield Town, Best artists are the best thieves, Benaiah's Hard drive troubles, Youtube tutorials, How long till quantum computers in the home? Subscribe to the patreon!

Pete A Turner is The Spymaster, The Tactical Podcast Consultant, and an advocate of the Ground Truth.I'm a fan of the James Bond movies, but I have a feeling spies don't always work that way. In this episode, we're going to talk about espionage.Focusing on gathering intelligence on the field. The field being specific contexts where you may face potential threats. This is a specific and interesting field that I do want to get to, and I want that rosy image of a spy being broken down. Who better to talk about this with than Mr. Pete a Turner.Pete is the host of the Break It Down Show, doing long-form episodes with individuals from a variety of backgrounds and walks of life. That's 5 episodes a week, with over 650 episodes and counting!Before this, he was a former spymaster in the US army focusing on counterintelligence: building trust, presence, a network in different cultural contexts whilst deployed in Afghanistan, Iraq, and many more tours. I wanted to reach out to him to deep dive into his experiences as a former spy transitioning into normal civilian life and launching the Break it Down show.In this episode, we talked about:His role as a spymaster, gathering intelligence that can affect decisions made by commanders in that field.How he survived a close encounter with the Taliban and lived.Transitioning back into civilian life from such a high intensity environment: Pete's vulnerabilities, struggles with PTSD and persevering through themThe birth of the Break It Down show and how his Spymaster skills propelled him to 650+ episodesEnjoy!Timestamps4:29 Pete never wanted to be a spy5:54 What is spying? The different ways to gather intelligence, and Pete's specialty8:05 Spywork: how Pete builds presence in different cultural contexts with genuine honesty10:23 The different facets of intelligence operations and schedules12:08 The information Pete is interested in as a spymaster15:39 "We were the biggest problem for our own success."16:53 Moving between military and local space, and translating realities for the army19:00 The difference between a spy and a spymaster20:29 This is how Pete can tell if a spy works at professional level: ego22:13 "Have you had more conversations or fired more bullets in combat?23:30 The advantage of having someone outside of the box looking in: Are you really getting results?26:53 How Pete survived a meeting with the Taliban29:02 When he realized he was working at professional grade31:17 Why transitioning into society was hard for Pete, former spymaster33:44 The importance of veteran communities35:31 How the Break it Down Show started37:05 "Production over perfection is a big lesson for me"38:19 Video and volume, how Pete differentiates from the podcasting crowd41:10 "My niche is not a niche. I do five shows a week. I'm a spy."44:20 The skills that overlap between a spymaster and a podcaster48:05 Podcast hosts need to do this to up their interviewing game50:08 How would you deal with a high profile guest eg. Elon Musk?53:45 Save The Brave, and Pete's charity charter56:54 Pete's memento58:08 Pete's walkaway wisdom: Default to GraceLinksBreak it Down ShowBreak it Down Show YouTubePete A Turner's Website

When the Coronavirus shut down college campuses across the US, most student housing facilities closed as well. But what do you do if the majority of your residents are not from the US and may not have the option to simply go home? How do you continue to serve students and stay connected with them when you’re required to stay at least six feet apart? Lupita ‘Pete’ Morales is the Assistant Director of Housing Operations at the Campus Corner Apartments at Green River College in Auburn, Washington. She oversees operations for the 340 students living on campus, 179 of whom have remained on campus through the COVID-19 shutdown. Pete is committed to building a diverse and equitable community in an environment where 80% of the residents are international students.  On this episode of Student Housing Matters, Pete joins guest host Alton Irwin to discuss her team’s response to Coronavirus. She describes the diverse population of international residents she serves, weighing in on why she advocated to keep student housing open and what innovative strategies her team is using to stay in touch with its residents. Listen in for Pete’s insight around how the GRC team is navigating social distancing guidelines and learn what customer service, communication and cleanliness processes they plan to continue even after the pandemic is over. Topics Covered Pete’s role as AD of Housing Operations at Green River College The diverse population of international students at Green River What Green River leadership did to plan for COVID-19 in February The Instagram account Pete’s staff is using to stay in touch with residents What processes Pete’s team plans to continue once the crisis is over How Pete’s team navigated move-in/out with social distancing guidelines Why Green River student housing advocated to stay open How Pete’s staff communicates with students who are learning English How a typical day in Pete’s office looks different right now What Pete’s team is doing to improve customer service to residents Connect with Pete Green River College Pete on LinkedIn Gator Pond on Instagram Connect with Leigh Anne & Alton Student Housing Matters Student Housing Matters on Facebook Student Housing Matters on Twitter Capstone On-Campus Management Leigh Anne on LinkedIn Alton on LinkedIn Email media@cocm.com

In this episode we talk to Peter Caputa about how he went from struggling entrepreneur to Hubspot VP to CEO of a multimillion dollar ARR business! 2:00 - Why did you decide to join hubspot? 4:45 - The reason you joined hubspot was because of the financial benefit or something else? 6:27 - What started your idea of creating the hubspot partner program? 10:45 - Why did he continue to push hubspot partner program after being told no so many times? 12:00 - How old were you when you were creating hubspot partner program? 13:20 - What are the characteristics of someone who is successful at a start up? 15:00 - Do you think joining a start up is the right way to get rich? Or why should people join a startup? 16:20 - How to see a rocketship company 18:00 - How did you negotiate for more equity over time? 19:11 - How Pete won 50,000 shares of hubspot stock 23:15 - How do you view the long term goal of Databox? 26:51 - What was the ARR when you joined Databox? - few thousand dollars. - 1.1M in july 2018 - jan 2019 1.7M - 2.8M Arr - check blog post called how to manage performance during crisis 28:00 - How COVID-19 has effected Databox. 32:00- How to make your SEO better using Databox 34:00 - Why did he choose the go to market strategy that he chose for Databox 41:00 - Does Databox have direct sales reps? 43:20 - Is Databox hiring? 45:00 - Databox on remote working

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com  Welcome to part one of a very special new series of Inside the Greenroom!  In lieu of what's happening in the world today, this might be the most powerful thing that we’ve ever done on the podcast… Most of us have never experienced something like this in our lifetimes, and my heart goes out to those in the event industry - which is taking one of the biggest hits at the moment. Events all over the world have been either postponed or cancelled, including several I was either running or going to speak at. We also went through this very difficult time back in 2008. At the time, our company had a lot of momentum, events were booming, and it came to a screeching halt. I saw many speakers with powerful messages exit the industry, and I don’t want that to happen again. I’m very happy to say we got through it back in the 2008 recession, and had a breakthrough year because of how we were able to adapt!  In this multi-part series, we’re going to discuss how to pivot and thrive in our business during hard times - because we understand the impact it’s having in the speaking and event industry, and we’re sharing the same struggles you are. I’ll be talking about things we did to overcome the financial crisis during the recession 12 years ago, and also what we’ll be doing NOW at Advance Your Reach to navigate, and boom as a company.  We’ll be speaking on behalf of the major stakeholders in the events industry. In part one, we’re going to cover 8 strategies that are going to help you navigate, win, and boom in this industry as a business owner speaking on stages.  Enjoy!  P.S. - Make sure to visit advanceyourreach.com and get your hands on multiple FREE gifts and resources we have for you to navigate through this crisis. Plus, stay tuned for part 2, coming next week.  Here’s what we cover:  A major opportunity happening in the offline events world right now, and how to capitalize on it  What you should be expanding in the midst of the COV-19 crisis (this will help you to not be so reliant on one source of income, and it will help you truly change people’s lives) The business model of speaking, and the different types of stages you can add into your speaking portfolio  The different types of digital stages you can double down on (in 2019 we were on over 100 digital stages, and the amount of collective revenue was greater than 99%+ of what professional speakers earn every year in speaking fees)   The #1 offline stage you should research and win once the virus dies down (these will be full of attendees once things settle down!) How to create a “win-win” situation for events by helping them offset their expenses, while being able to generate revenue for yourself An overlooked but very powerful stage you can finally begin to build out and promote while you have the time to do so How to serve your meeting planners during a time of uncertainty and worry (meeting planners who control offline stages are greatly impacted by the virus, doing this will go a long way!) And much more!   Quick Episode Summary:   0:30 What to expect today 2:00 Take care of your three steak holders 3:24 How Pete survived 2008 11:14 The eight things you need to think about is to come out on top 11:49 Be a go-giver 14:10 Expand your product suit 19:45 Build out your portfolio of stages 23:37 Double down on digital stages 32:12 Create your own stage 35:00 Recap 38:43 The world needs your message 40:00 How to get more resources   42:40 What's coming up next week

Pod-Crashing Episode 47:I once had a program director that constantly reminded us to deal with Radio Reality. He’d begin every conversation saying, “Hey! This is how it really is!” Mike put so much refocus back into my career that I began watching every level of the Broadcast game. Hey! This is how it really is!Conan O’Brien’s conversation with actor Paul Ruben. The creator of Pee Wee Herman is having a difficult time trying to understand the concept of a podcast. The typical question, “What’s the difference between this and radio?” Conan jumps in to explain only to realize that after a year or so of doing podcasting he still can’t figure out why it’s called a podcast.I still remember how pouty I was about the name back in 2012. I hated the term podcast. Especially since the age of iPod listening was quickly disappearing. I had just gone through the death of AM stereo and HD Radio. So much energy put into trying to reinvent the wheel only to watch it fizzle like a firecracker on a rain soaked July 4th holiday. My good friend Nathan Richie was the first to step up and say “If you don’t like calling it a podcast then stop doing it. Start educating your listeners. It’s Listening on Demand.”Too difficult to say. It needs a dictionary definition to go with it. Besides, when I get a phone call from a promoter about doing conversations with Gordon Lightfoot and Dennis DeYoung telling them I host fourteen Listen on Demands… they literally stop. Then ask, “A what? Do you mean a podcast?”Hey! This is how it really is! Radio’s Rodeo Clowns can’t come walking up the dusty path and change the barrel racing rules. When I meet up with new people and tell them I host podcasts it’s pretty much the same act over and over, “Oh! I’ve listened to a podcast once or twice. Was never impressed.” Or the virgin podcast listener’s answer is “I can’t find the time to check into a two hour rant from Joe Rogan. Is Marc Maron really that pissed off at the world?” I’ve heard all the questions! It’s like being a podcaster turns everything into the six degrees of separation. So many listeners think we’re all in touch with each other. You know hang on the weekend. Free food at Denny’s at 3am. Then it’s back to creating new episodes on Monday.Hey! This is how it really is! I keep in touch with a lot of podcasters. Everybody needs to be swapping notes and experiences. It’s only going to raise the bar on quality. I’m not saying we should suddenly jump into a pair of Program Director shoes. Oh hell no! The art of being a great podcaster is doing it your way. I love checking in with new-be’s like Pete Kaliner who’s extremely fresh from the large tower but on fire with podcasting because its keeping his fans and followers locked in on the energy he generated while with a Talk station forced to clean house. It’s not that I’m babysitting or trying to pull off a Stock Market takeover. We need to create a stronger brother and sisterhood during these extremely early steps of digital vocal dancing. How Pete lays out his political conversations fed by a need to keep it local shouldn’t sound like my conversations with Elizabeth Chelan who’s got new research on how the military is struggling with recruiting volunteers. Texture is everything. This is how it really is! Part of growing with your podcast is knowing what to podcast. That’s an extremely tough mountain to climb for many. I mean, here it is! Your own podcast! Got the Zoom L-8, a fancy microphone, sound proofing, great set of cans and and and… so what do you wanna talk about? Just hit record and we can wing it right? Collaborations are a cool thing but know your game. A couple of great friends want to chum it up on a podcast. I’m always ready for any performance. But I’m a show prep junky. I never drop tracks unless I go into the episode fully prepared. Hey! This is how it really is! My conversation with Gordon Lightfoot yesterday needed to be an all-out conversation. To get Gordon into that emotional circle of storytelling I didn’t need to sound like I was pulling questions from thin air. Great talk begins with trust. Those receiving your questions will lower their guard when you build your relationship around the thought of a couple of people that happened to cross paths at Starbucks.Did I invent that? Oh hell no! I study the masters Stern, Rogan, Maron, Ronan Farrow, Bill Burr and the calmest of the smooth talkers Bob Pittman from Math and Magic and iHeart Media. Hey! This is how it really is! In this age of free form thinking and speaking the squeaky wheel isn’t always going to be the bird that gets the first worm. Part of growing your podcast is know what to podcast. Knowing arrives from experiencing. Not stealing ideas but using your own skills to bring forward a sound inspired or influenced by. Conan O’Brien does a brilliant job with long form famous people talk. What kind of nightmare did he go through developing that style? He’s a television guy who was barely given six to eight minutes with his guys. Now he’s getting over and hour with Pee Wee Herman? I’d love to see how Stern would handle a conversation after the producer on the other side says, “You’re out time is 10:09.” And the clock in front of you says its 10:06. I’ve only turned down one interview during a moment like that. I honestly said, “I love and respect this actor so much that being with him for only three minutes shows a disrespect for his presence as an artist. The universe will unite us again a different day.” I’ve done my fair share of itty bitty teeny weanie talks and had to rely on my producing skills to create an episode that wouldn’t make the listener feel like I just wasted their time. I’m not Entertainment Tonight where they billboard that coming up next so and so and he and she and when the story lands it was only 30 seconds in length. Hey! This is how it really is! Alright it’s time for me to reach out to Dennis DeYoung. He’s teamed up with Julian Lennon and Jim Peterik both of whom are huge conversationalists with a solid value at bringing forward the story and experience. Two days of prep has gone into this project. My friend Allan asked if I’d go anywhere near the history of Styx. No… No need. There’s a lot more to talk about than living in the past. So what’s the moral of the story? There’s no greater feeling then watching your analytics grow. When advertisers start researching your episodes the process gets even more exciting. Building an episode is like creating a craft beer. If you ain’t making what the bar can sell… that stack of BBQ’ed ribs are gonna sit on that grill all night. I learned that from a club owner in the 1990’s. He told me to stop playing love songs. It doesn’t sell whiskey. Tired sweaty dancers buy it up.

This week's guest is Pete Kuehn. Ron and Pete discussed Pete's lean journey, including the effect lean has had on his personal life. A MP3 audio version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn:  The quote that inspires Pete (2:03) Pete's background (2:58) How Pete got into continuous improvement (4:38) The lessons he learned growing up (5:48) Why companies go lean (10:46) How lean affected his relationship with his wife (13:13) Building trust (15:46) Showing respect (17:57) Pete's 9/11 story (26:13) Some of Pete's favorite books (28:10) Pete's advice for those who are struggling (29:16) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Download a Free Audio Book at Audible.com The Toyota Way The Goal Pete on LinkedIn Subscribe & Never Miss New Episodes! Click to Subscribe in iTunes If you enjoyed this podcast please be sure to subscribe on iTunes. Once you're a subscriber all new episodes will be downloaded to your iTunes account and smartphone. The easiest way for iPhone users to listen to the show is via the free, and incredible, Podcast app.  NEW! You can now follow the podcast on Spotify here.  You can also subscribe via Stitcher which is definitely Android friendly. What Do You Think? How has lean helped you in your personal life?

  The fifth episode of What Goes on is here (and also there. Kind of everywhere really. The internet's strange like that)! For this positively penta-temporal episode, we are joined by the one and only Earl of Daneland, Mr Peter Honoré himself. Known by his legions of adoring internet followers as Danish Pete, he is a presenter on (and the brains behind) the fantastically successful Andertons TV. He has also had an illustrious career as a session guitarist, playing stadium tours with some of the biggest artists in the music industry, and he now enjoys a substantial social media following in his own right. Check out Pete's Youtube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/peterhonore and his Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/mrpeterhono... What goes on is a podcast/video series about life in the music industry. Through a series of interviews with some rather spectacular human beings, we want to provide you with an insight into what it means to live and work in the music industry. Each of our guests have contributed their immense talents to this industry, and we are delighted to help share their stories, insights and words of wisdom. For those of you looking for a few places to dip in and out, we've compiled this handy little list: An unusual welcome 0:00 Where are you from Danish Pete? 0:52 How did you come to be called Danish Pete? 1:25 Wait, you had a Tom Jones gig!? 3:17 A further exposition of Pete's highly impressive CV. 7:04 Did you ever have to audition for any of these gigs? 8:50 Pete talks about why he stopped touring. 12:23 The challenges of life as a session musician. 13:24 How did you first get into playing the guitar? 15:05 The rise of the Insta guitarist. 18:59 'The best thing you can do is f*ck up in front of loads of people'. 27:41 Some reflections on the wider impact of social media. 32:37 Steve gets slightly obsessive about sleep. 37:35 'I just like to get stuff done'. 41:32 How Pete transformed Andertons. 48:38 Are you ever surprised at the reaction to Andertons videos? 55:20 The internet is both a strange and a great place. 59:28 A chat about the recent proliferation of guitar effects pedals. 1:04:53 Some thoughts on Pete's signature Thorpyfx 'The Dane' pedal. 1:08:52 Thanks and goodbye. 1:18:20 We hope you enjoy/enjoyed the video. Please feel free like and/or subscribe and, should you ever be in West London, we would delighted for you to drop in and say hi at either Monty's Guitars or Audio Kitchen (or both).

S03E24 - TOW the Ultimate Fighting Champion 00:01:00 - We introduce “Good Place” rules for swearing 00:04:41 - Signature Beverage: The Ultimate Fighting Champagne 00:09:38 - Robin Williams and Billy Crystal guest start in the cold open, promoting their new movie, Father’s Day 00:11:45 - Robin Williams is a heartbreaking example of how you never really know what someone’s going through 00:15:00 - What did Heather do with her leftover Yoo-Hoo from last week’s signature beverage? 00:18:13 - Would Heather stand for a fishhook? 00:23:01 - Chandler experiences sexual harassment literally at the hand of his boss, Doug! 00:24:00 - Elizabeth sums up what the #MeToo movement means to her 00:29:57 - Elizabeth learned how to make an Old Fashioned and this might be the worst best news ever 00:30:41 - What is it with men banging their bodies together to show excitement during sports games?? 00:36:02 - Guest star James Hong plays Hoshi, Pete’s trainer! 00:40:45 - Why Bonnie’s hair couldn’t have grown that much in two years’ time 00:45:15 - We don’t know if we’re more scared for Pete’s first fight, or for the giant beverage that we’re pretty sure Ross is about to drop 00:49:01 - How Pete wanting to fast-track his training made Elizabeth think of Malcolm Gladwell’s book, Outliers 00:51:23 - Elizabeth watched the balcony grilling scene over and over to figure out what was on Ross’s apron 00:52:00 - There are few things sexier than a man in a slightly tousled button-down shirt with the sleeves rolled up 00:58:20 - PSA: DO NOT DRINK AND DRIVE, PEOPLE! 01:0057 - Doug was actually cool about it when Chandler confronted him about the butt-slapping 01:07:11 - We totally understand why sometimes, when someone is hurting themselves, you have to say goodbye 01:11:42 - Whatever happened to Pete? More at: http://handbagmarinara.com/blog/s03-e24-tow-the-ultimate-fighting-champion Find us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook! @handbagmarinara Donate to The Ellen Fund and save the gorillas!

Have you ever felt alienated by politics, or like you don't belong? Pete Buttigieg has a message for you. We cover his victory speech in Iowa in this fascinating look at how to frame liberal ideas. Listen to this episode to find out: The hypnotic technique of conscious / unconscious dissociation and how Pete uses it here to contrast knowing with not knowing False choices set up through calls to action and cause and effect languaging How Pete empowers the listener; but is it truly them or what they've voted for? The politician that Pete has been watching at home while learning how to be more persuasive Evoking a feeling through artfully vague language and non-specified predicates--How Pete makes them think their feelings are about him. And more! Remember to visit our website (http://www.subliminallycorrect.com) and support us through Patreon (https://www.patreon.com/subliminallycorrect)! You can also follow us on Twitter (https://twitter.com/SubliminalPod) and Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/SubliminallyCorrect/)! (Theme Music: "Night Owl" by Broke For Free from Free Music Archive, CC BY 3.0)

Communication is a very important skill as a health care provider. Great communication skills can help us build rapport with new clients and business partners. On the other hand, poor communication skills may render our prescription ineffective and we risk losing clients and partners.And so in this episode, we’re going to be learning about communication and ways on how to improve it together with our guest, one of Clinic Mastery’s mentors and also the Co-Owner of Physio Fit, Peter Flynn.Check out the full episode! SHOW NOTES[0:03:30.9] Rapid fire questions: reading list, who inspires you, childhood aspirations, motto you live by[0:05:43.2] Why communication is very important as a health professional and how it affects clinical outcomes[0:11:33.5] How to become a better communicator[0:15:29.2] The importance of non-verbal communication skills[0:17:07.1] Expect to feel ‘fake’[0:19:09.5] Tangible results of improved communication skills[0:21:48.2] How Pete trains his admin team and staff on communication, reducing cancellations, how to communicate treatment plans better[0:24:04.8] Why communication is important for people in leadership position[0:25:59.9] Tips on how to communicate with different personality typesQUOTES“Be the person who gives more value.”MENTIONSInfluence by Robert Cialdini (book)Vinh Giang (International Keynote Speaker)Color Code TestiMoveUCONNECT WITH PETERLinkedInPhysio Fit If you like this episode of the Grow My Clinic podcast, please don't forget to like, share, comment, and give us your ratings on iTunes and Stitcher.We appreciate your support and feedback!

Today’s Brain Booster is brought to you by Pall Mall Medical – Specialists in stem cell therapy. On the show we have a great guest today in the shape of former European Tour professional Simon Dyson. Over a playing career of eighteen years Simon won six times on the tour, including 3 KLM Dutch Opens. He recently became a certified Mind Factor coach after attending the Manchester training. During the training Simon impressed me immensely with his enthusiasm and thirst for knowledge. In our time together for the Brain Booster we get to really look back at life on tour and the lessons learnt. The good times and the bad, the ups and downs of life as a professional golfer. Early days It was great to hear Simon talk with such fond memories of his early experiences in the game. From hitting balls through rugby posts on a field to then graduating to the golf course and playing round after round with his brother during the summer months. He had a distinguished amateur career culminating in a Walker Cup appearance at Nairn with fellow team mates of the calibre of Luke Donald and Paul Casey. We look closely at the influence of his early mentors in particular Pete Cowen who managed to get him out onto the Asian Tour and provided him with such sound advice. How Pete both encouraged and challenged him so effectively. What does it take to WIN? His first win in Asia happened relatively quickly. We explore the mindset Simon had when winning tournaments such as the Dunhill Links. A really great lesson here for anyone listening how to access their best performance Looking at what he would do differently if he had his time again we discuss ‘guilt practice’ and how so many golfers fall into the trap of believing if they put in enough ‘reps’ then all will be well with their game. We explore the necessity for rest and in particular recovery. The much overlooked area of getting real quality sleep and what you can do to be much more efficient in this area. Performance coaching How to actually coach the game to get players to improve. The need to see your students actually on the golf course What you REALLY find out when you begin to ask better questions. How and why effective training needs to be fun as well as challenging. What the coach of the future will look like. Do you want to get HEALTHY and STRONG? To really make a difference to your game this year. Join us for our TWO day Training weekend in Chester with Phil Richards. Only a couple of places left Go to www.themindfactor.com to SIGN up            

I am thrilled to welcome Pete Gail to the Clear Choices podcast! He is bringing something a little different and unique from others that I have interviewed because he is going to be telling us about how he guides others on making big decisions and choices in their lives as a youth sports consultant. Youth sports is a big industry in America- a $17 billion industry. To put that in perspective, that is as large as Major League Baseball. Many American families are spending an average of $100-$500 per month on one child. With the increase of parents hoping to get their child athletes into college by way of scholarship, the pressure is on. There is fierce competition because only about 5.5% of high school athletes go on to play college sports. Pete joins us to provide insight into how he helps athletes and families navigate youth sports and the choices they face when trying to play at the college level. Pete was born in Portland, Oregon, and currently lives in Lake Oswego, Oregon, with his family. He grew up in a sports family and was a successful soccer player playing at Duke University where he was captain of his team. He went on to play professionally and then later became a coach at Loyola Marymount University. His professional path of coaching and mentoring led him to starting his own business. He is the owner and operator of the PG Method, an athletic recruiting mentorship program which has literally helped hundreds of kids, in multiple sports, find their path to play college sports and obtain college scholarships. "I do think that hunger and drive is essential. At the same time, I think you have to have a healthy love of the sport. That passion has to be there and if it is, you’re going to want to work hard.” In this episode, you will hear: - How Pete made choices when faced with his own college decisions - How he helps student athletes and their families navigate the recruiting and academic college process - The process of mentorship, guidance, and strategy he provides his student athletes to help them make the best college choices for themselves Thank you so much for listening! Please subscribe to the show, leave a review, and share it with a friend. If you have a guest idea or want to connect with me, please visit my website www.clearchoices.live or find me on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Clear-Choices-104719800920939/. I am also available for speaking engagements. Other resources and links mentioned in this episode: https://www.pgmethod.com/

In our inaugural episode of the Young Founders Podcast, we've got Pete Silverman on. Pete is the co-founder and CEO of Majorwise, an ed tech platform connecting students to job and internship opportunities. In their own words, Majorwise "focuses on simplifying the job search process, connecting students with the gig economy, and helping students gain more knowledge and experience to succeed in their field." In 2017, Pete's startup became the first student-run business to win the LaunchVT pitch competition, the oldest and largest business pitch contest in the state. We discussed: The importance of their board of advisers and what they've been able to do for the company The challenges of starting a business at age 19 How Pete & Max raised $200,000 for their startup before they left school and the perils of raising money for your startup at a young age How Pete brought talent into his organization in the early stages with Air Jordans Getting from idea to revenue and the point at which you realize your idea might actually work Pete's definition of entrepreneurship The importance of having a co-founder Product-Market Fit Why you shouldn't be focused on generating revenue (Hint: Solve the problem first) How to get value from sales calls that don't convert How to use email marketing as a growth hack Why every founder and CEO should pay for third-party audits of their website The best and worst advice we've received in our short careers Pete's advice to the young entrepreneur with an idea: Sell something. We closed out the podcast with a quote from Pete's co-founder Max Robbins: “We were at an event every single day learning to network and better succinctly pitch our idea. Persistence was the key. Ideas are worthless without execution, and to execute, you need to explain your idea succinctly and convincingly. To do that, you need to constantly talk about what you are doing, network with everyone, and leverage your connections. It opens up a world of free resources for you.” Listen to more episodes of the Young Founders Podcast or check out our other podcast series.

It’s our 100th episode today and we’re going back to talking about what TopstepTrader does best: futures trading. The futures market is notoriously inaccessible to small scale traders. Today’s guest, Pete Mulmat, stopped in to talk about how his new start up, The Small Exchange, is looking to level the playing field of the future’s market.With a simplified trading process and small product offering, The Small Exchange is empowering retail level traders the opportunity to make trades on futures that were previously only available to large companies able to front the risk. Pete discusses why the futures market is so lucrative and his best advice for making money in futures.Pete and Jeff end by sharing hilarious stories from the trading floor, such as the time that Olympic silver medalist Bob Berland stopped a fight between Pete and another trader. [00:38] - 100th episode of Limit Up![02:52] - Economic calendar[06:56] - Sleeping in[08:18] - Jeff Carter Interviews Pete Mulmat, Chief Futures Strategist at Tastytrade and Executive Vice President at Small Exchange, Inc[08:43] - The Small Exchange[10:13] - Pete and Jeff's history together at CME[15:18] - How Pete trades today[19:48] - First in first out[21:57] - Never abandon the retail guy[24:27] - Barrells, bushels, & bars[27:42] - Dollar-wide ticks[29:40] - Transparency of futures[31:11] - Where am I getting out if I'm wrong?[32:01] - New and proprietary products[38:32] - Developing markets[40:25] - Crude oil & onions[42:30] - Disrupting the monopoly[53:15] - Platform shoes[54:54] - Keeping it when you make it[1:01:44] - Community Questions Interlude[1:10:27] - Jeff Carter Interviews Pete Mulmat[1:10:27] - Funniest stories from the floor[1:19:58] - Clairvoyant moments[1:21:31] - Vegas[1:24:54] - The Small Exchange Pre-launch Subscription Offer[1:27:50] - Ask a question at the TopstepTrader Community on Facebook[1:28:14] - TopStepTrader on InstagramPete Mulmat is the Executive Vice President of The Small Exchange, a new exchange that democratizes the future markets and makes it accessible to small scale traders. Pete began trading in the 80s and has been an industry leader in bringing trades to the digital age.This episode of Limit Up! is hosted by Jeff Carter. Jeff is a general partner at West Loop Ventures. In April of 2007, he co-founded Hyde Park Angels and spearheaded the growth and development of one of the most active angel groups in the United States. He has consulted on the startup of several other angel groups. He is a former independent trader and member of the CME Board of Directors and was part of a small group that transformed CME from an open outcry exchange to the largest electronic exchange in the world. In 1998, CME was worth $182,134,000 in membership enterprise value. Today it’s worth $55 Billion.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to Limit up! in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.This podcast episode was produced by Dante32.

Pete Caputa, CEO of Databox, talks about their strategy of creating an ecosystem for agencies to learn about Databox, and how building out a partner program helped Databox grow to $1.5M in annual revenue. Visit https://www.leadquizzes.com/podcast for the complete show notes of every podcast episode.   Topics Discussed in this Episode: [01:48] Pete’s experience at HubSpot [05:07] How Pete got involved with Databox [07:45] How Databox started [10:32] Building out the partner program at Databox [12:41] Pricing for Databox [13:16] What they do to attract more agencies to Databox [15:25] How they define top partners [16:02] How they went about finding agencies [17:37] Their strategy of creating an ecosystem for agencies to learn about Databox through article contributions [21:21] Creating surveys and getting input from different agencies [22:00] Why they outsource the writing of articles [24:36] The Databox free program and why they decided to keep it [28:28] How they got more users to use their software [30:00] How they come up with ideas to help improve adoption [32:27] When Pete felt that Databox was going to fail [34:42] The one thing they did that had the biggest impact on their growth [35:38] The area that Pete was personally involved in growing at Databox   Key Takeaways: Agencies are being bombarded by software companies right now, and so the product really needs to work for them. The first thing that software companies get wrong is they start a partner program and they don’t even think about how the agencies are going to do their work. Most agencies hesitate to spend even a few bucks a month and so it’s good to set up the price so that it’s a very minimal amount of money per client, and it’s very easily justified by any time savings they would get from automating. The nice thing about agencies is they kind of pay attention to each other and they learn from each other, so once you get a few partners on board, it becomes a lot easier to be more credible with the rest. Action Steps: Invite agencies to contribute to articles that you’re writing as a way for you to get in front of them without being promotional about what you do. Consider offering a freemium product by looking at its benefits to sales and marketing.   Pete said: “I realized there was a real pain point for agencies, specifically, in that they were manually producing their reports at the end of the month for every client by logging in to multiple tools… and realized that we could automate a lot of that process for them.” “I look at marketing combined with a freemium product and to me, it just feels like a cash register because, especially with organic content marketing, once you figure something out, it produces returns for you for a long time with very little care and feeding.”   More from Pete Caputa: Pete’s LinkedIn Pete’s Twitter (@pc4media)   Tools and resources mentioned in this episode: Databox   Sponsor link 14-day Free Trial to LeadQuizzes   Thank you for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to this podcast! And don’t forget to leave me a rating and a review on iTunes!

On today's episode, I talk to LTB's head honcho Chris Burgess, Mark Fisher from Mark Fisher Fitness and Business for Unicorns and Pete Dupuis from Petedupuis.com and Cressey Sports Performance about their experiences with public speaking. We cover what their first time on stage was like, how they prepare, dealing with nerves, audience engagement and much more.   Timestamps: (02.30) - What each of the guests first professional public speaking appearances were like.  (09.06) - Why speaking about subjects you truly care about and have experience with is so important. (11.35) - How Mark approaches preparation for his speaking engagements. (12.31) - Why Chris decided to get a public speaking coach. (19.46) - How Pete deals with nerves. (21.01) - How Mark deals with nerves. (26.17) - How Chris deals with nerves. (29.56) - Why being nervous is actually a compliment to your audience. (36.56) - Engagement and interaction tips. (45.31) - Why taking a class or getting a coach can be a huge help for improving public speaking. (46.26) - Why Pete studies the most-watched Ted talks as part of his preparation.     Find Out More About The Guests: Mark Fisher Pete Dupuis     Find Out More About LTB: Website Instagram Facebook  

How much time did you spend thinking about sensors today? Unless they're somehow a part of your career, the answer's probably, "None". But during the 2019 Sensors Expo and Conference, we had the opportunity to meet Jen Gilburg and Pete Smith, of TE Connectivity. TE Connectivity is a long-established sensor manufacturer.  However, very few people are familiar with the company.  Applications for which they create sensors include: smart cities, health technology and partnerships with entrepreneurs and inventors. Jen is TE's  Senior Director of Strategy, Sensor Solutions, while Pete is Senior Manager of Product Knowledge, Sensor Solutions. We had the opportunity to record onsite during the conference--so we discussed the ways sensors are an integral part of twenty-first century daily life.   Applications are everywhere, including arts areas such as summertime special events! Jen and Pete talked about their backgrounds and some of the ways sensors are used.  They also offered some sensor-related resources for educators and creators in general. On this edition of Over Coffee®, you'll hear: How Pete and Jen's career paths led them to TE Connectivity; How we experience sensors in our average days (without even realizing it!); Current TE sensor applications in use in Third World countries, and globally; What's coming in the future; How privacy considerations come into play; One solution to avoiding a malware attack (a low-tech one!) Favorite resources Jen and Pete recommend for makers and educators; Some of the "problem-solving" use cases for sensors in STEAM applications. Sensors Expo and Conference will celebrate 35 years in 2020!  They've already posted their next conference dates: June 9-11, 2020 at San Jose's McEnery Convention Center.  Here's the link for more information.

Pete Tanzilli is the Founder of Officer Down - We Survive and former law enforcement officer. In 2016 he was shot in the line of duty while attempting to make an arrest, left catastrophically injured and permanently disabled. Today, Pete walks us through different stages of his inspiring story and how he is able to use his physical and emotional injuries as an avenue to help law enforcement officers, first responders, and civilians who are recovering from trauma. Pete also discusses: -The detailed story behind his catastrophic injury -How Pete navigated the recovery process and how he does it successfully each and every day -The importance of peer support for someone recovering from stress and trauma -What led him to found Officer Down - We Survive Community -The importance of financial planning for first responders and not relying on pension alone If you want to get a hold of me, have a question or looking for help getting started, reach out to me by email: info@911WealthNetwork.com www.911WealthNetwork.com

“Research shows that mindfulness gives athletes greater access to flow states.” In this episode of the Mindspace podcast, Joe speaks with Pete Kirchmer, Mindfulness Coach and Program Director of UCSD Center For Mindfulness mPEAK (Mindful, Performance Enhancement, Awareness & Knowledge). The mPEAK curriculum builds on the foundation of MBSR to help people cultivate an optimal mindset for performance and life around it. Pete works with athletes, executives, leaders, musicians, dancers, law enforcement, military personnel, first responders and anyone else who pushes themselves towards excellence. He is also developing the mPEAK Coach Training program, for mindfulness teachers who want to work with performers. The interview explores the rich territory around mindfulness and performance. As many practitioners know, mindfulness can enhance focus, clarity, and purpose. And yet it is not obvious how to integrate the practice into the goal-oriented context of performance. After all, mindfulness is typically associated with acceptance of present-moment experience and a detachment from outcome, whereas performance is all about outcome. Joe and Pete take a deep dive into these issues, exploring: - How to make sense of the apparent paradox between mindfulness and performance - The link between mindfulness and flowSome concrete examples of how to bring mindfulness into performance experiences - How Pete uses his own mindfulness practice to sustain his own energy and passion - Some experiences Pete has had working with clients who you would expect to be highly skeptical about mindfulness training If you or your organization are interested in this approach, Mindspace has an experienced team of Mindfulness Coaches in Montreal, including Joe, who can guide you through mindfulness training and its integration into peak performance. Please reach out at mindspacewellbeing.com or info@mindspacewellbeing.com.

FIND YOUR FLOW. You can’t always be achieving. You can’t always win, always give, and always be making an impact. Sometimes you have to receive, too. It’s how the universe works. You have to balance your “in” with your “out.” Even when the water recedes back from the shore it’s still the ocean. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about being equally grateful for the busy times and the quiet ones with a successful podcast host, author, and comedian: Pete Holmes. Pete Holmes is a stand-up comedian, actor, and writer who premiered his own talk show, The Pete Holmes Show, on TBS in 2013. He went on to create and star in the hit HBO series Crashing, and he also hosts the podcast You Made It Weird. Pete has learned to say, “Yes, thank you” to whatever happens to him. So get ready to learn approach life with an abundance model on Episode 796. Some Questions I Ask: Why can’t you just achieve all the time? (26:22) How did you show getting canceled make you feel? (28:30) What does happiness mean? (42:55) What’s the biggest challenge in your life you’re actually grateful for? (1:00:00) In This Episode You Will Learn: How to have balance in life (10:00) How your thoughts don’t have power on their own (37:00) About your false self (44:00) How Pete deals with anger and sadness (55:00) How psychedelics changed Pete’s mindset (1:09:30)

Welcome to the Extramilest Podcast where I interview the brightest minds in health, fitness and endurance sports. We talk about a variety of topics, including one of my favorites, how to become a stronger, healthier and happier athlete.  Today’s podcast guest is Pete Kostelnick, an ultra endurance runner with an impressive track record. He runs more than anyone I know. Recently he completed a 5400 miles run from Alaska to Florida in 97 days, averaging 55 miles / 88 km a day, that’s more than 2 marathons a day!!! He also has the Guinness World Record of fastest coast to coast run across the US, from SF to NYC in 42 days.  He has won many ultra races, including the current Course Record of one of the toughest running races, the Badwater 135 In today’s conversation we cover a variety of topics, around training, racing, injury prevention, nutrition and motivation. I think a lot of athletes will find this episode educational, not just for ultra running, but also for shorter distances like the 1/2 marathon and marathon. Show notes and all links can be found on my website www.extramilest.com. Question of the day, what was one of your key takeaways from this conversation? Please let me know in the comments! SHOW NOTES Details of Pete’s 5400 mile run from run from Alaska to Florida [2:32] The difference between Pete’s supported Run Across America in 2016 and this self supported run in 2018 [7:34] The food that Pete would bring in his stroller along the way [11:21] “If you’re looking for lettuce around here, that’s like trying to find cigarettes in a prison” [13:47] Supplements Pete took on his adventure run [14:11] How Pete trained for his longest run to date and how he prevents injuries [16:17] Pete’s base training weeks of 150 to 200 miles [18:32] Breaking 10k miles in one year on Strava [19:42] Pete’s thoughts on stretching and warming up easy for first 2 miles [21:07] Pete has run a lot of PR’s training only slow easy runs, to move efficient [23:55] How Pete broke the Sub 3 Hour marathon and ended up running a 2:41 marathon [25:17] How Pete motivates himself during training day in day out [29:37] How Floris measures his running progress on a monthly basis [31:27] The highlights of Pete’s trip from Alaska to Florida [34:17] Some of the people Pete met on his run [39:02] How Pete ended his 97 day running adventure and celebrated [41:23] The transition from running 5400 miles to taking a break from running [44:01] Pete’s lower points and tough spots on his K2K run[45:32] How he overcame low points [47:12] What would some of the toughest people I know do in this situation [50:48] Getting used to running with a stroller [53:12] Why Pete runs extreme long distances [56:07] Pete’s past struggle with Anemia, low iron levels [59:55] What’s next for Pete [1:03:15] How runners can accomplish more than they think they are capable of [1:06:19] Parting advice by Pete for all the runners out there [1:09:26] Links: Connect with Pete Website: http://petesfeetaa.com/ Strava: https://www.strava.com/pros/16102568 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pete.kostelnick Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/petesfeetaa/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/petekostelnick/ HOKA ONE ONE video about Pete’s K2K run Pete’s final K2K miles in Florida Running Down a Record Documentary about Pete’s 2016 attempt to break the Transcontinental World Record Marshall Olrich - Running on Empty book Charlie Engle Podcast Extramilest 

EP11 Wellness Warriors Radio: Pete Servold of Pete’s Paleo - Eating Your Passion Wellness Warriors Radio is your go-to resource for open and candid conversation about the nuances of health and wellness. In each episode discover a unique perspective on living optimally.  Join us to discuss a wide-range of health topics – sometimes controversial, sometimes with opposing views – setting the stage for you to decide what works best for YOU. This week, Michal interviews Pete Servold, creator of the incredible paleo food delivery service, Pete’s Paleo.  A chef by trade, Pete has worked in the culinary industry for years and now brings his expertise and passion for incredible healthy paleo food options to people across the United States.   In this episode, we discuss…   What it is like to work in the mainstream restaurant industry - the struggles and the benefits that come from a love of the culinary world. How Pete’s career in the restaurant industry, and the event of meeting his wife, inspired a change in his own life. Why Pete decided to start Pete’s Paleo and how he worked to get the business  off the ground and into people’s homes.   Great tips on how to cook paleo and incorporate meals conveniently into your life. Some other interesting facts about what makes Pete tick.   Links Mentioned in this Episode:   Pete’s Paleo Website:  https://www.petespaleo.com/   Listener Freebies:   Wellness Warriors Radio Happy Belly Meal Plan: https://bit.ly/happybellyfoods Show Resources:   Become a Health Coach! We have the best job in the world! Interested in studying health and nutrition and doing what we do? Check out the Institute for Integrative Nutrition Health Coach Training Program at bit.ly/wellnesswarriorsiin     Are you a wellness warrior, health influencer or wellness brand and want a special guest spot on the show?  Apply for our Wellness Warriors Radio Feature opportunity!   http://bit.ly/wwfeature   Like what you’re hearing and want to support our mission? Donate to our GoFundMeCampaign at https://www.gofundme.com/wellness-warriors-radio Submit a Question for the Podcast or Work with Us: wellnesswarriorspodcast@gmail.com   Join Wellness Warriors Radio on Facebook:  bit.ly/wellnesswarriorsradioFB Follow Us on Instagram:  www.instagram.com/wellnesswarriorsradio @wellnesswarriorsradio   Access all our episodes, special offers and programs at the Wellness Warriors Website   Connect with Beth: Beth @ MyHealthyTransitions Health Coaching www.myhealthytransitions.com www.facebook.com/myhealthytransitions   Connect with Michal: Michal @ Michal Ofer Lifestyle and Wellness www.michalofer.com www.facebook.com/MichalOfer.LifestyleWellness

On Episode 70 of The Tennis Files Podcast, I spoke with my good friend Peter Freeman about his journey from a top junior to teaching tennis players worldwide how to level up their tennis games. Pete is the founder of Crunch Time Coaching, and does an amazing job of creating tennis videos and other great content to help players improve their technique, strategy, and many other parts of their game. We talk about everything from Pete's development as a junior player, to how he got into coaching and the online tennis instruction space, and a ton of awesome tips on how we can improve and get more power on our serve, backhand, and volleys. This episode is a really fun and value-packed one, and I highly encourage you to hit the play button above to listen to it! In addition to running Crunch Time Coaching, Pete has a long list of credentials that makes him one of the top coaches in the business. Pete has coached division 1 college tennis players, produced state level and national champions, and has been awarded the honor of USTA Georgia Pro of the year. Pete also creates tons of fantastic tennis content on Youtube and I highly recommend you check out his Youtube Channel. He has coached under Tony Palafox, who was John McEnroe’s former coach, and Frank Brennan, a former Stanford University Coach who won 10 national titles. Pete has a huge passion for tennis and will do whatever it takes to get your game to the next level. Pete gave an amazing presentation on how to hit a monster topspin forehand on last year’s Tennis Technique Summit, and one on Slice Serve Strategy on this past year’s Tennis Summit 2018 that I hosted. If you haven't already, you can go to those links to check them out for free! Pete also hosts Tennis Con, an annual online tennis conference with some of the best names in the business like Gigi Fernandez, Rick Macci, Jeff Salzenstein, and many more! On top of all that, he is the Director of Tennis at Gold's Gym in Atlanta. It was a pleasure speaking with Pete on the podcast, and I know you'll really enjoy this episode and learn a lot about how we can improve our serve, backhands and volleys, and what it takes to become a great tennis coach. Many thanks to Pete for coming onto the podcast! Let us know what you think about this episode in the comments below! Time-Stamped Show Notes BEGINNINGS [3:56] How Pete got his start playing tennis [5:56] Pete’s role models growing up [8:32] Pete’s playing style as a junior compared with the pros back then [10:21] Three things most of the world doesn’t know about Pete (and a funny encounter with John McEnroe) COACHING [14:37] Reaching the top ranks as a junior in New Jersey [18:47] A unique event that sparked Pete’s tennis coaching career [22:07] How Pete developed into the great coach that he is today [23:06] Pete’s stint working outside of the tennis world in the real estate industry and the tough realities of being a tennis coach [26:43] The pay structure for head pros of tennis clubs [29:50] The difficulty of teaching players who aren’t passionate about the game [32:47] What caused you to want to take your coaching to the online world and create Crunch Time Coaching? [36:42] Why Pete named his business Crunch Time Coaching [38:01] What excites Pete the most about teaching online [40:03] The biggest roadblock in Pete’s tennis coaching career and how he overcame it [41:55] How do pros go about reserving court time to teach lessons, and the issues pros have with this TIPS FOR TENNIS PLAYERS [43:05] The biggest mistakes tennis players make when they serve [46:14] Where power in the serve come from [49:51] How players can generate more spin on the serve [52:49] Pete’s favorite serve to use in matches Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

STAGE FRIGHT? You can speak on stage. Anyone can. And, you definitely should. That’s the main lesson you will learn in today’s podcast. Our guest is Pete Vargas, a man who helps people overcome their fear of public speaking and use their new power to rock audiences from the stage and explode their businesses. Pete was not born a dynamic confident speaker. Far from it. He was a kid from a dysfunctional family with an abusive father. Fortunately, he discovered the healing power of public speaking. It changed his life; now he helps others change theirs. You’ll gain many golden insights from today’s podcast. Here are just a few: How Pete turned his greatest pain into his greatest gift The far reaching power of inspirational speaking Pete’s best speaking experience His worst speaking experience How one hour on stage can earn a million dollars or more The simple steps you can use to confidently speak on stage The difference between butts in seats & hearts in seats How to harness the speaking power in Pete’s REACH formula How to successfully launch your business in one hour The STORY – STAGE – SCALE system that you can and should master How to have Stages On Demand PETE’S FAVORITE BOOK The Bible PETE’S FAVORITE QUOTE “I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” – Maya Angelou ANOTHER GREAT QUOTE “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” – Maya Angelou CONTACT PETE www.AdvanceYourReach.com/Change (https://advanceyourreach.com/change/) – FREE One Hour Launch Workshop

Pete McBride is a National Geographic photographer, filmmaker, and writer who tells untold stories from some of the world’s wildest places. Most recently, Pete and his friend, author Kevin Fedarko, hiked the entire 800-mile length of the Grand Canyon, documenting the journey for his forthcoming book Grand Canyon: Between the River and Rim. The book is an amazing combination of breathtaking photography, adventure travelogue, and an examination of some of the conservation challenges facing the legendary national park. Given the fact that more people have stood on the moon than hiked the length of the Grand Canyon, it’s no surprise that this book is a must-read. • Growing up in Colorado’s Roaring Fork Valley, Pete spent his childhood skiing, playing hockey, and working on his family's ranch. After college on the east coast, he cut his teeth in journalism at the High Country News, where he discovered his proclivity for photography. From there, he set out on a series of adventures, camera in hand, and with a lot of hard work and hustle, he eventually sold his first story to National Geographic. After traveling the world as a photojournalist and having some close calls in Somalia and on Mt. Everest, Pete decided to focus his efforts on his “backyard river”—the Colorado River. Pete seems to have found his true calling in this iconic waterway—he has combined his artistic eye, journalistic perspective, and pursuit of adventure to become one of the Colorado River’s greatest advocates. • Pete and I met up in Aspen just before he headed to the airport to catch a flight. Even though our time was limited, we managed to cover a wide range of fun topics. We dig into the details of his Grand Canyon hike, and Pete tells a scary story of coming way too close to death early in the trip. We talk about his relationship with Kevin Fedarko, and how their differing personalities complement each other well on hardcore adventures. Pete shares more about his career as a photographer, and how he sees his strong work ethic as the key to his success. Pete also gives a great overview of the challenges facing the Colorado River, and he offers some solid book recommendations for folks who want to learn more about water issues in the West. • Hopefully I’ll get Pete back on for a Part 2 at some point in the future, because as you’ll hear, there’s still plenty more to discuss. For now, I really appreciate him taking the time to chat during such a busy time and hope you all enjoy the interview. ••• http://mountainandprairie.com/pete-mcbride/ ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED: 3:00 - How Pete describes his work 4:10 - Following the length of the Colorado River 5:45 - Genesis of the idea to hike the Canyon 6:20 - Grand Canyon adventure explained 7:55 - Partnership with Kevin Fedarko 11:00 - Close to death in the Canyon 12:15 - Surprises from the adventure 14:40 - The night sky at the bottom of the Canyon 17:20 - Ecology of the Canyon 19:40 - Camera gear on the trip 20:45 - Battle with hyponatremia 22:05 - New book 27:25 - Pete’s personal background 29:40 - Working at the High Country News 31:15 - First photojournalist assignment 33:00 - Talent vs hard work 35:20 - Surfing and Central America 37:00 - Photographers that Pete admires 39:40 - Conservation and the Colorado River 47:20 - Best books about water in the West

Pete has built his @achievetheimpossible Instagram page to over 1 million followers and his personal page to over 43 thousand followers.  Pete has used Instagram to achieve his dream and is now showing others how they can achieve theirs using Instagram. Pete is a fellow kiwi and shares his tips and knowledge on how he grew his account and what he teaches his Instagram clients. [1.30] Intro to Pete Bone  [2.25] Why and when Pete started his account @achievetheimpossible [3.45] How Pete decided to start an inspirational quote page [4.50] How Pete went from being a teacher to a full-time Instagrammer and Instagram coach [6.09] Pete’s technique he used to grow his account to it’s first 10 thousand followers [7.18] Pete’s early commenting and engaging formula to grow his account [11.23] What hitting 10k meant for connecting to other Instagram accounts [11.46] @thinkgrowprosper is mentioned [14.50] Why Pete built a personal brand and how it was different to building his brand [17.53] Pete mentions the Ace the Gram podcast episode with Tobi Pearce - CEO of Sweat [19.48] Why it’s not always numbers that matter on Instagram and the importance of what you’re posting [23.11] How Instagram connected Pete with Lewis Howes  [24.12] The coolest thing that has happened to Pete because of Instagram [31.00] How Pete is funding his Achieve the Impossible life [35.35] How to get the most out of Instagram coaching [36.50] Pete’s 4 action points for you to grow your Instagram following & engagement Know your ideal follower Connect on a deeper level ACC - Post authentic, credible, consistent content Know your passion and know your purpose   Petes accounts: Personal Account: https://www.instagram.com/peterjbone/?hl=en @Achievetheimpossible: https://www.instagram.com/achievetheimpossible/?hl=en   More about Hosts Tash and Viv: Tash Instagram: @tastefullytash Viv Instagram: @vivconway_

Pete Flint is a Managing Partner @ NFX, one of Silicon Valley's newest and most exciting funds with the recent announcement of their new $150m fund late last year. Prior to VC, Pete was a serial entrepreneur building one of today's most successful marketplaces, as the co-founder of Trulia. Pete led the company from inception to more than 50 million monthly unique users, $250m in VC funding from the likes of Sequoia and Accel culminating in their merger with Zillow in 2015 that valued Trulia at $3.5 billion. Before Trulia, Pete was part of the founding team of lastminute.com, a leading European online travel site that was acquired in 2005 for over $1 billion. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Pete made his way into the world of startups joining the founding team of lastminute.com and how that led to the founding of Trulia and entry into VC? 2.) Why does Pete believe that startup timing is so crucial? How does Pete analyze market timing risk when investing? What is the right way for investors to think about the innovation cycle we are in today? On review, what does Pete believe lastminute.com did most right? What would he most want to change? 3.) What are the leading indicators that suggest potential in a network effect business? Would Pete agree with Josh @ Jackson Square that not all GMV is created equal? How does Pete anlyse the lack of free and open distribution today and how that affects marketplace scaling? Why does Pete still believe marketplaces are some of the most capital efficient businesses to grow? 4.) What has been Pete's greatest time of failure in his career? What is the framework Pete uses to analyse and assess his own ego? What are the commonalities in how Pete has seen truly great founders overcome failure? How does Pete balance between realism when something is not working and the mission and vision of the founder? 5.) How does Pete think about optimising decision-making, both in investing and operating? How does Pete approach the balance of head vs heart? When is the right time to decide with your head? When is the right time to decide with your heart? Why does Pete argue early stage investing must be decided with your heart? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Pete’s Fave Book: Leonardo Da Vinci  Pete’s Most Recent Investment: Ribbon As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Pete on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Whether you’re starting your own small business or getting serious about making your small business more efficient, you need to invite FreshBooks to the table. FreshBooks makes cloud accounting software that’s so ridiculously easy to use and you’ll quickly understand why over 10 million people use it to radically streamline how they deal with their admin and paperwork. Plus, FreshBooks can handle a lot more than accounting related tasks. Using FreshBooks is kind of like having your own admin assistant who’s got your back, 24/7. To claim your 30-day unrestricted free trial, click here enter Twenty Minute VC in the “how did you hear about us section”. Highfive makes meetings better for thousands of organizations with insanely simple video conferencing designed for meeting rooms. It’s the easiest-to-use solution, with all-in-one hardware and intuitive cloud software. Plus, it’s a high-quality experience with industry-leading audio powered by Dolby Voice. It’s so easy to use, that there’s no pin codes or app downloads. Just click a link in your browser, and you’re in the meeting. With customers in over 100 countries, Highfive is already trusted by the likes of Evernote, Expensify, and Betterment and you can learn more by simply heading over to highfive.com.

Think you're extra? Andrew Zacharia and Peter Flynn from Physio Fit will share with us what it really means to go the extra mile for your clients. They'd go as far as buying massage chairs for their waiting rooms to hiring a barista for their clinic, just to make their clients have that amazing experience!QUOTES FROM THIS EPISODE"Just opening the door and waiting for people to come isn't a good [business] strategy."MENTIONSGrow My Clinic online courseGood to Great by Jim CollinsThe Ideal Team Player by Patrick LencioniPhysio Fit AdelaideSHOW NOTES[0:00:52.8] How Pete became a physio and what he did leading up to Physio Fit[0:07:34.7] Andrew's journey to becoming a physio and what he did leading up to Physio Fit[0:11:44.8] Where Physio Fit is at now and how they got to where they are[0:12:39.6] Why they still see patients until now[0:15:12.1] Dynamics of a business partnership that works well[0:18:10.6] How Pete and Andrew came up with their values and mission statement[0:20:11.9] How they embraced the business side of things[0:21:50.3] What are they most proud of?[0:23:19.6] Creating a place that people would love coming to work to[0:25:37.8] Andrew, Pete and Jack talk about how they do their quarter huddles[0:26:29.2] Game changing strategies of Physio Fit that sets them apart from other clinics[0:31:52.9] What's next for Physio Fit?[0:35:14.1] Learn more about Physio FitIf you like this episode of the Grow My Clinic podcast, please don't forget to like, share, comment, and give us your ratings on iTunes and Stitcher. We appreciate your support and feedback!

Today’s show is sponsored by LeadSimple and Fourandahalf. Together, they’ve come up with one of the best conferences for property managers, called the PM Grow Summit. This event is laser-focused on growth strategies and brings together some remarkable thought leaders from around the country. I attended last year and was thoroughly impressed all around -- and that was just their first year! The next conference will be in San Diego in 2018, and I’ve already booked my spot. Go to pmgrowsummit.com to learn more, and enter promo code “Brad” to get a $100 discount on your ticket! We’re are also sponsored by Marc Cunningham of Grace Property Management. Marc has created some amazing products for property management companies, which we can say firsthand as we’ve implemented his systems here. Visit their website and try out their products! To get a 10% discount on any of Marc’s products, use the promo code “Brad”! Today’s show is also sponsored by Virtually Incredible who provides tenant screening services, call center services, and video production services to property managers. You can visit them at VirtuallyIncredible.com. With hurricane season in full swing, I have a very timely interview for you. Today, I am talking to Pete Neubig and Steven Rozenberg from Empire Industries out of Houston. This interview is golden with lots of lessons learned on how to handle natural disasters. These lessons can apply to any property management company no matter where you are, and what natural disasters you may face. Pete and Steve have both been on the show before and are old veterans when it comes to podcasting and talking about property management. They also feel as a company they have come out stronger. Today, they share how they managed 700 homes in the aftermath of Harvey. They share how they needed to act fast and be strategic with solving multiple problems. Then they share how they broke things down and created actionable items for each team member. They share how they prepared the lines of communication in advance by creating one-way channels that could be used even during the storm and then organized their people into teams and groups to accomplish everything. They also remained helpful to everyone and shared communication through their channels while always remembering to put people first. They share their philosophies and strategic actions along with lessons learned through this catastrophic event. Here’s where you can find Pete and Steve: Empire Industries Steve Rozenberg on LinkedIn Empire Industries on Twitter Empire Industries on Facebook Show Notes [02:31] Pete and Steve kick things off sharing how Houston is still hurting, but Empire as a company has grown through the experience. [04:12] Pete shares how they managed to stay on top of things by having a plan and a great team. [04:57] Empire manages 700 homes in the Houston area. That's 700 families and 700 potential owners. [05:52] Steve shares how taking action and coming up with a strategic plan helped them to respond and break things down into actionable steps. [08:35] They let owners and residents know how to get updates through their portal and Facebook to create a one-way line of communication. [10:20] The first thing they did was make sure everyone on the team was okay, then they took stock of available resources. [11:03] Everyone at the company was assigned an emergency job. They used conferences calls twice a day to create an action plan. They assigned project managers to attend the calls to cut down on communication time. [13:29] They used a spreadsheet to keep track of each property. They walked their vacant units to make sure they were rent ready because of the Houston housing shortage. [16:08] Steve utilized social media for communication. They wanted to let the owners know that their properties were alright. He did a Facebook Live video every day. [17:30] Steve shared all of the information he found out from FEMA and other agencies and then became a one-stop shop for tenants, landlords, and everyone. They combined forces and became a social media point of contact. [19:52] They also created a Hurricane Harvey landing page on their website that answers all kinds of emergency and hurricane questions. [20:54] They also filmed a public service announcement to help people find information and properties. [21:48] Using a voice over IP phone system. These phones aren't down like a flooded landline would be. [23:25] What happens when a home gets flooded out. If the house is uninhabitable, the tenant can break the lease. [24:31] They made a company policy that residents who have lost everything get their security deposit back. [25:06] How property management is a people business at the end of the day. [26:11] Helping tenants by getting repairs done right away. [26:38] Using Facebook groups for communication with owners and tenants. [27:30] Creating expectations to eliminate too many phone calls. [28:29] It's important to create the job roles in advance before emergencies happen. Also, have a list of emergency vendors and contractors. [29:31] Treat people well, value relationships, and be calm, structured and organized. [30:17] Trusting your current vendors instead of onboarding new people who come into town for the disaster. [30:57] They have had about 350 homes that have reported issues. [32:32] They had a vendor who waded through water to light a pilot light and didn't charge for it. They also found a new house for a family that lost everything and they donated things to help the family. [35:12] The best thing a property manager can do for the community is doing their job. [36:28] How Pete ended up adopting a dog with a broken leg. [37:54] They waived late fees this month and think their new leases will make up for lost rent from people who have damaged homes. They have estimated to collect about 90% of rent this month. [40:33] Pete shares a story about a homeowner and a tenant who lost everything. The owner didn't have a lot of compassion and is no longer a client. [42:48] Problems that happen when owners bypass the property managers, and how it's better to worry about people, not property. Links and Resources: Jean Storms Property Management Manual Google Hangouts Uber Conference Facebook Live Google Calendar Citizen Home Solutions NARPM

Professional Development Agent Pete Hall, 12-year veteran school principal on sabbatical, proudly offers professional development experiences, workshops, mentoring support, keynote addresses, and other educational consulting services full-time. After a teaching career that spanned three states and included primary, intermediate, and middle-school positions, Mr. Hall served as principal of Anderson Elementary School in Reno, Nevada. When he took over Anderson Elementary in 2002, it was the only school in Nevada to have failed to make AYP for four consecutive years. Two short years later, it was the only Title I school in the state of Nevada to earn “High Achieving” designation. Subsequently, he served as the principal of Sheridan Elementary, a Title I school in Spokane, which earned accolades from the Washington State Office of the Superintendent for its growth and achievement, and as principal of Shaw Middle, another Title I school in Spokane, which earned recognition for its college & career readiness indicators and growth. Pete Hall Show Highlights His style of “building capacity” and how he does it ... What he learned from his 28 page School Improvement Plan Leave it to your team to create the plan for where your school is going How Pete builds trust with his people The 4 step reflective cycle Pete created Pete’s creative process for writing The question you must ask yourself as a leader, “What are you focused on?" We need something for trauma-informed instruction How to maintain relationships with people different than us What do we want our kids to be like when they leave? Read something non-professional to be more human Resources The principal influence Fostering resilient learners Teach, reflect, learn Building teachers’ capacity for success   Contact Pete   Contact Pete on Twitter   Email Pete     Do you need accountability? Text BETTERMASTERMIND to 33444 Daniel wants to work with you and help you accelerate your leadership development and increase your impact.      BECOME A PATRON OF THE SHOW FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW?  iTunes SUBSCRIBE HERE! SHOW SOME LOVE: PLEASE LEAVE A 5-STAR RATING AND REVIEW Grab your FREE 15 Phrases of Effective School Leaders  Text PHRASES to 33444 or click the link above.   Website :: Facebook :: Insta :: Twitter :: LinkedIn

Chef Pete Evans — author and co-star of My Kitchen Rules — discusses how and why he’s changing the food climate in Australia.   Here's what we talked about:    2:25 – How Pete went from being a cook at McDonalds to an influential high-profile celebrity chef.    4:51 – Why don’t people cook anymore? Why being a good cook probably isn’t as difficult as many people may think.    8:10 – The best ways to overcome your fears and controversy and why it’s so important to do so.    14:12 – The common sense approach Pete has used to find the best diet, how he was finally “outed” as paleo and why he doesn’t regret causing a stir in the media.    23:53 – How Chef Pete stays positive among all the negativity and how you can, too.    28:57 – Paleo politics: What “paleo” means to Pete and why what we call a diet doesn’t really matter.    38:50 – Why paleo doesn’t have to be perfect and the mindset to help you stress less about food and diet.    41:20 – Pete’s perpective on “paleo-fying” and the role dietary guidelines play in the world of nutrition, today and in the future.    45:38 – All about Chef Pete’s books and his paleo-packed program The Paleo Way.    Want the Written Version? Join The Transcribe Tribe for FREE transcripts at www.undergroundwellnessradio.com    Hosted by Sean Croxton of Underground Wellness.