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We are so excited to welcome back one of our favorite guests, Philip Mitchell, of Philip Mitchell Designs to the show! He is a Toronto and New York-based designer with a full-service firm. He has been featured in House Beautiful, Better Homes & Gardens, House & Home, Veranda, Architectural Digest, and more. His upcoming book, Collected Interiors: Rooms That Tell a Story, is available for pre-order now. We talk about Philip's love of storytelling, finding joy in the unexpected, a commitment to loving your space, and ART! What You'll Hear on This Episode: Discussing Philip's new book and his belief that a house should tell a story. Philip's two questions he asks all clients. What are some exercises we can do to edit our own design ideas? How Philip breathes new life into old pieces. Philip's philosophy and approach to art. Why Philip thinks loving a piece is more important than style or investment value. Philip loves unconventional places to display art. When does Phillip like to place lighting on art? Decorating Dilemma  Hi Sarah, Your space and your view are extraordinary! These are all great questions. For me, the number one thing regarding the paint is that Northern rooms are tricky. It looks as though you are in a very tropical location. I would tend to go very neutral, use one of the whites you have because then it will not fight with all of the colors that will change throughout the day with the light. Regarding the shelves, I agree with all of your suggestions. I love the idea of doing a new pair of chairs. I would also add a third chair by the fireplace. I love the family gallery wall, but I would move it to where you have that contemporary piece of art. Then you can move that piece to the “gallery” wall. Just swap them! It'll be a great focal point. I know you are on a budget, so I would find similar fabric drapery panels to match what you already have on some of those bare windows. I don't feel that your lamps are too small, but I would probably move the side table with the lamp over to the sofa backing to the dining room. Then I would look into adding another small side table where we are taking that one away. Then possibly a floor lamp there and over by the small chair next to the fireplace. Instead of having a giant ottoman in that big floor space, how about more than one thing? Maybe a rectangular ottoman (forget the tray...it always falls with kids!), round table, and square table. It will add some flexibility and practicality with a room that the family uses often. Let's also toss some color in here with pillows, drapery, or other accents. We are so jealous of your view and think buying this place was the RIGHT move! Thank you so much for listening and please send us some after photos! Mentioned in This Episode: Philip Mitchell Design Philip Mitchell Design on Instagram Pre-order Collected Interiors: Rooms That Tell a Story Ep 54. with Philip Mitchell

Husband and wife, Philip and Kristen Risk are the Co-founders of Frankly Organic Vodka.  On the show, Alan learns how they met selling luggage, how they maneuvered from sales to marketing, and what brought them to founding a vodka company. They share what's unique about Frankly Organic Vodka and how the liquor industry is not an easy place to survive and thrive. Yet this dynamite couple is doing just fine. Frankly Organic Vodka expanded its distribution from two states to thirteen states in 2020 and will continue to grow into 45 states.  When they first founded the company, they focused on making sure the branding fit their product, values, and messaging: transparent, clean, and delicious vodka. Like they say, “It's straight. Honest. To the point. And memorable.” Listen to the full episode to find out how brand alignment with their product has been key to their success. In this episode, you'll learn: The importance of knowing what you consume Doing the research and being transparent Aligning your brand with your messaging  Key Highlights: [01:53] How Philip and Kristen met [03:25] Why start a vodka company? [08:12] Starting vodka with juice [09:42] What makes Frankly Organic Vodka unique [12:02] Branding the vodka [13:40] Ups and downs of the journey [18:00] Growth and expansion for the company [24:28] Shifting go-to-market strategy  [28:05] Lessons learned [29:35] The experiences that defined Kristen and Philip [31:25] Advice to their younger selves  [32:45] What marketers should be learning more about [33:20] The brands and organizations Kristen and Philip follow [34:21] The biggest threat marketers face  Resources Mentioned:  Frankly Organic Vodka Mission and 100% Real Ingredients Philip Risk Kristen Risk Drizly's Latest Trends in Top Drinks (Forbes) Subscribe to the podcast: Listen in iTunes (link: http://apple.co/2dbdAhV) Listen in Google Podcasts (link: http://bit.ly/2Rc2kVa) Listen in Spotify (Link: http://spoti.fi/2mCUGnC ) Connect with the Guest: Kristen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristen-risk-4301145a Philip LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philip-risk-a8b7305 Frankly Organic Vodka Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/FranklyOrganicVodka/ Frankly Organic Vodka Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FranklyOrganicVodka/ Connect with Marketing Today and Alan Hart: http://twitter.com/abhart https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanhart http://twitter.com/themktgtoday https://www.facebook.com/themktgtoday/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/marketing-today-with-alan-hart/ Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/marketingtoday See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philip Anthony Mangan, a.k.a. Your Wellness Wingman, helps overwhelmed women lose weight & regain control through daily personalized support. Philip is a model, commercial actor, an environmental activist, and a NASM Certified Personal Trainer & Fitness Nutrition Specialist. He is the founder of a holistic health and wellness coaching business that focuses on providing people with the clarity, confidence and control they need to make lasting changes in their lives. His 3-step method emphasizes that building simple and consistent self-care habits are the key to success by encompassing the practices of; slowing down, quieting the noise, and opening your mind. Things we discussed: · How Philip was motivated to become a Vegan · His best nutritional tips · Creating his future TIME STAMPS: 3:00-19:41 · Who is Philip · His reason for going Vegan. · When Philip wasn't being his authentic self 19:41-32:04 · How he created his reality? · His lowest moment and the lesson he learned · Why he chooses to work with women 32:04-48:00 · His best advice for sleep · His best nutritional advice · His best ideas for movement · How to connect with Philip Connect with Philip Email: philipanthonymangan@gmail.com Website: philipmangan.com Facebook: /philipanthonymangan Instagram: @philipanthonymangan Philip offers a free 30-minute coaching consultation and a free eBook on how to build a healthy morning routine

Breaking the mold and doing what no one else is willing to do. That's what Philip Toussaint, founder of Ecopreneur Media talks about on this episode of Shed The Formality. Meet Philip Toussaint Combining the power, reach, and influence of the media industry, meet Philip Toussaint, the founder of Ecopreneur Media. He is an experienced brand strategist and marketer that has generated over $500K+ combined for his clients by the age of 23. He runs Ecopreneur, an environmental media platform that utilizes the power of video content to cause mobilization. With 4+ years in the digital marketing and environmental space, he brings a variety of experience and knowledge ready to effectively lead his team. Reach out to Philip https://ecopreneurmedia.com/ https://linktr.ee/ecopreneurphil https://linktr.ee/ecopreneurmedia On this episode, Stacey and Philip talk about... Philip's big dreams as a young boy and how that plays out today (3:55) Becoming an entrepreneur, creating a "brand" and self-funding your business (5:55) Brand vs Business and promoting a non-traditional business model (10:30) Imposter Syndrome (22:00) Putting yourself out there, finding mentors and community (29:00) How Philip keeps himself healthy and energized for his work (37:00) Biggest formality Philip had to shed to get to where he is today (43:00)  

Most people are content to make pretty good money at a 9-to-5 and live an average life. But Philip Sessions is not most people. So, what is he doing to build his own dream business opportunity? And how does Philip’s desire to help others play into his becoming the best version of himself? Philip works full-time as a Systems Specialist for BMW. But he is also the creator of Healthy Living Sessions, a business dedicated to teaching men, specifically entrepreneurs and business owners, how to reach their peak physical and mental performance. Philip has 10-plus years of experience in the realm of health and wellness, and he is on a mission to help clients fast-track their fitness and grow into the best version of themselves. On this episode of Destined to Be, Philip joins us to explain how he is building an online personal training business alongside his 9-to-5, discussing how he is using social media to build a brand and how niching down has helped him attract more attention. He opens up about his resistance to the frou-frou aspects of personal development and describes why he is committed to creating a more-than-average life. Listen in for Philip’s insight on the compounding effect of showing up every day and learn how healthy habits can help YOU become the best version of yourself! Key Takeaways How Philip is building an online personal training business alongside his 9-to-5 Philip’s commitment to helping clients become a better version of themselves The power of social media to engage, teach and build a brand When Philip developed a passion for health and fitness How niching down to serve entrepreneurs has helped Philip attract more attention Why Philip wants to help entrepreneurs build healthy habits How Philip divides his time among his W-2, working out, spending time with his wife and building his own business What made Philip realize he wanted more than an average life Philip’s insight on the compounding effect of creating consistent content + showing up every day The challenge around promoting personal development to your partner Philip’s commitment to being more open-minded about the frou-frou aspects of personal development Connect with Philip Healthy Living Sessions Healthy Living Sessions Podcast Philip on Instagram Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram REVOLUTION WELLNESS Facebook Group Resources 1st Phorm Arete Syndicate 75 Hard Andy Frisella Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill Ryan Stewman on The Force of Average Debt Cures ‘They’ Don’t Want You to Know About by Kevin Trudeau Dr. Joe Dispenza Dr. Joe Dispenza’s Defining Intention YouTube Video Gregg Braden Gregg Braden on YouTube Bruce Lipton Bruce Lipton on YouTube

In this episode, we interview change agent and re-entry expert, Philip Cooper. Philip is the coordinator of a non-profit program called Up Skill WNC, where he helps citizens who have recently been released from prison to reenter the workforce and find their voice in the world again. Philip also does group facilitation and motivational speeches through his consultancy, Change Agent Cooper.During the interview, Philip, full of charisma and positive energy, tells us his personal story of reentry after residing in prison for three years and how he is harnessing his past experience to help others reenter the community. He also shares his opinions on how we can make change happen in our communities.“If we really want to have an impact on the community, we've got to make sure people from that community…can identify who their champions are and have those people at the table whenever we make decisions about people in those communities,” says Philp.Here’s What You’ll Learn in this Episode: - Philip’s story of how he is making it in Asheville - Burn out vs. burning it down - Causes of and solutions for opportunity gaps - How Philip is helping to educate employers about their implicit biases when hiring - A non-traditional definition of entrepreneurship - The power of relationships - The key to making changes happen in your community, according to PhilipFor complete show notes, including some supplementary information from this episode visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/044To see our upcoming social events and workshops, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/eventsTo recommend an interviewee, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/podcastCurious to learn more about what we do? Making It Creative is a boutique marketing agency in Asheville. We are dedicated to working with small business owners that are deeply passionate about what they do by helping them build and improve their sales and communication strategies. Learn more here.Music by Commonwealth ChoirIf you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, like, review, and/or share! It helps to spread the word and get more eyes on Asheville's makers. Check out Making It in Asheville on other platforms! https://www.instagram.com/makingitinasheville/ https://www.makingitinasheville.com/youtube/ https://makingitinasheville.com/subscribe/

In this episode, we interview change agent and re-entry expert, Philip Cooper. Philip is the coordinator of a non-profit program called Up Skill WNC, where he helps citizens who have recently been released from prison to reenter the workforce and find their voice in the world again. Philip also does group facilitation and motivational speeches through his consultancy, Change Agent Cooper.During the interview, Philip, full of charisma and positive energy, tells us his personal story of reentry after residing in prison for three years and how he is harnessing his past experience to help others reenter the community. He also shares his opinions on how we can make change happen in our communities.“If we really want to have an impact on the community, we've got to make sure people from that community…can identify who their champions are and have those people at the table whenever we make decisions about people in those communities,” says Philp.Here’s What You’ll Learn in this Episode: - Philip’s story of how he is making it in Asheville - Burn out vs. burning it down - Causes of and solutions for opportunity gaps - How Philip is helping to educate employers about their implicit biases when hiring - A non-traditional definition of entrepreneurship - The power of relationships - The key to making changes happen in your community, according to PhilipFor complete show notes, including some supplementary information from this episode visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/044To see our upcoming social events and workshops, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/eventsTo recommend an interviewee, visit: MakingItInAsheville.com/podcastCurious to learn more about what we do? Making It Creative is a boutique marketing agency in Asheville. We are dedicated to working with small business owners that are deeply passionate about what they do by helping them build and improve their sales and communication strategies. Learn more here.Music by Commonwealth ChoirIf you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, like, review, and/or share! It helps to spread the word and get more eyes on Asheville's makers. Check out Making It in Asheville on other platforms! https://www.instagram.com/makingitinasheville/ https://www.makingitinasheville.com/youtube/ https://makingitinasheville.com/subscribe/

This episode of the Managing Madrid Podcast is in two parts: Part One (Kiyan Sobhani, Lucas Navarrette):  - Home pressure - How the Bernabeu reacts to what it sees on the pitch - Why Zinedine Zidane 'persists' with Lucas Vazquez - Luka Jovic minutes - The importance of that point against Brugge - Eden Hazard's slow start - Revisiting Clarence Seedorf as a Real Madrid player - And more Part Two (Kiyan Sobhani, Philip Hammer): - How we're feeling after a rollercoaster of a month - How Philip became Madridista - The summer of 2000 - Best memory from the past 20 years - The 2011 Clasico brawl - Is the Ramos Decima header the single greatest moment in club history? - And more. Did you enjoy this podcast? Please consider supporting us through Patreon: Patreon.com/ManagingMadrid Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode Notes Click here to listen online, read notes, and connect with our guest In This Episode We Cover: Philip’s story of growing a large portfolio in less than two years How Philip established his investment criteria and the key things he look for Affordable/fringeareas vs nicer neighborhoods Philip’s deal breakers Where Phil find deals Lessons learned buying 60+ units Financing properties Managing affordable housing – are tenants really that bad? Top ways to increase returns Common mistakes Philip see other investors make when trying to purchase rentals What would Philip do differently today? And SO much more! Connect With Our Guest https://www.linkedin.com/in/philfilleul Connect with Kevin Brown & Jim Kittridge WhoKnowsRealEstate.com whoknowsrealestate@gmail.com Find out more at http://whoknowsrealestate.com

What’s up everyone! Today’s episode is a little different. I’m joined by Philip VanDusen, designer, founder of Verhaal Brand Design, and host of brand•muse Interviews. He’s here to share his story and some awesome insight into using YouTube as a marketing channel to grow your business.You have to very quickly start opening yourself up to the feedback of your viewers.Philip came from the corporate world where he worked as the Head of Design for massive companies like PepsiCo. After building a business with a partner, he eventually dropped everything to pursue his passion for branding and design on his own terms. He has over 20 years’ experience in strategic branding, graphic design, and creative leadership for some of the world’s most successful businesses. He’s also an expert as using YouTube to build relationships and create valuable content for his audience.Join us to hear how Philip transitioned into the entrepreneurial arena, how to use YouTube to grow your business, and some tips for course creators wanting to start a YouTube channel. Let’s get started!Episode Quotes"Fear is the enemy.""The interesting thing about branding and design is it's only a matter of scale.""A great career is more like a web than a ladder." - Paul Pressler"Design is a visual medium you need to show it.""You have to very quickly start opening yourself up to the feedback of your viewers."“Design is a visual medium… if you can’t show it, it’s meaningless.”Listen to Learn00:59 Getting to know Philip VanDusen, Rapid 5 Questions06:05 Philip's entrepreneurial journey12:01 What did it feel like waking up and saying, "I don't want to do this anymore"?15:01 How Philip translated his corporate experience to an entrepreneurial experience18:09 Benefits of being in the corporate world before becoming an entrepreneur19:23 Insights that Philip received from Paul Pressler20:57 How Philip got into YouTube27:57 How to overcome the challenges of starting a YouTube channel30:48 The importance of listening to and building relationships with your audience33:40 Pros of using YouTube in relationship building35:00 How YouTube channel affected Philip's business37:24 The power of consistency in your business41:53 Pros of having different content formats for your channel46:50 Philip's advice for course creators on how to use YouTube50:03 Exciting things coming up from Philip, website linkGet the Bonus Episode!Join us in the bonus segment! It’s a great conversation about how to start a YouTube channel and some tips on how to use it for your business. Grab it here: https://get.zencourses.co/extra

In 2016, I published an interview with the person who taught me Transcendental Meditation (TM) And since , I wanted to share the interview with you again. Meditation is a powerful tool for improving your mental, emotional, and even physical health. Its widely studied benefits include stress reduction, better sleep, enhanced focus, elevated mood, improved regulation of emotions, and so much more. When practiced consistently and with intention, meditation has the unique ability to positively transform the way you think, behave, and interact with the world around you. It can literally rewire your brain! But unfortunately, in the words of Tim Ferris, “meditation has a branding problem.” Many of us view meditation as some woo-woo practice that’s exclusively used by ultra-spiritual gurus and self-important business executives. We tend to imagine it as sitting cross-legged on a pristine mountain top, eyes closed, thinking about nothing, totally blissed out: A mental image that’s equal parts alienating and unrealistic. What’s worse, the standard advice for beginners to “sit still and stop thinking” simply does not work. It’s vague, it’s confusing, and it leaves people feeling frustrated and ready to quit before their practice starts paying off. So what exactly is transcendental meditation? More than on the TM technique have been published in over 160 scientific journals. These studies were conducted at many US and international universities and research centers, including Harvard Medical School, Stanford Medical School, Yale Medical School, and UCLA Medical School...and they have shown irrefutable evidence that TM reduces insomnia, stress, anxiety, depression, blood pressure, cholesterol, congestive heart failure, atherosclerosis/stroke, free radicals, blood sugar, diabetes, pain, along with higher levels of brain functioning, longevity, sleep quality and much more. The guy who taught me everything I know about TM is named Philip Land. Philip has been practicing TM for the past 40 years. But he's no woo-woo, robe-clad, Eastern mysticist.  He's an unassuming, straight-talking, God-fearing, gun-totin' redneck living in northern Idaho. (When he's not teaching TM, you can find him walking his dog or .) Philip has taught TM all over the globe, working with celebrities and high profile politicians. He's also worked in medicine, computed tomography, radiation technology, craniosacral therapy, hunting instruction, shooting, wilderness survival, and much more. In this fascinating interview, you'll learn.. -How "bad ass, redneck, hunting, hippy, family man" Philip initially got involved with TM..8:50 Was born and raised in Memphis, TN Heard of TM while attending Memphis State Univ. In retrospect, Philip believes he was "searching for something" Internal happiness was missing - Celebrity TM practitioners.. 11:25 Clint Eastwood (42+ years) Jerry Seinfeld Ellen DeGeneres Katy Perry Oprah Winfrey Ray Dalio (Author of ) -How Philip describes TM...15:30 "A simple, effortless mental technique that can be done anywhere" Creating white noise inside your head TM does not have a monopoly on the ability to "transcend" where the mind settles to a quieter and quieter level of awareness You transcend where you are physically, and take yourself to another place mentally -Religious elements of TM and why a guarded secrecy exists among its teachers..19:45 No religious belief is required; it's a mental technique You don't need to believe it will even work TM was argued before German Supreme Court; they ruled it is not a religion Teachers are sworn to secrecy to protect the integrity of TM; you can't learn certain parts of it in a weekend then teach it to others These techniques are 5000-6000 years old Traditional way of teaching: Teacher performs a brief ceremony which reminds him or her to maintain the integrity of the knowledge Performed in Sanskrit -The "place" where a person transcends that produces a biological effect..28:45 The field of pure consciousness is our core, our essence Many mantras that are used for each individual 3 things that make TM work: Mantra Sound (life supporting, no meaning assigned) The nature of the mind and life is to go to greater fields of happiness, joy and intelligence Within each of us is a field of perfect order, joy, intelligence, etc. Color fasting cloth analogy Conscious mind becomes saturated in the perfect field of order Mind settles, body settles and vice versa The vagus nerve plays an integral role in the mind/body relationship -Formal studies on the effects of TM on the brain..38:30  (Dr. Fred Travis) Practitioners of TM with minimal sleep (4-5 hrs) performed similarly to non-practicers with 8-9 hrs. (TM is not a suitable replacement for sleep) TM has been shown to stimulate dreams -Why TM is still necessary, even with all the biohacks available today..45:30 TM is natural, whereas some biohacks are "forced" on us TM is portable; you don't need to carry any devices anywhere A large number of prisoners practice TM -The importance of a proper mantra when performing TM..50:20 A proper mantra puts up no boundaries on the mind, thus enabling it to transcend its normal environment They are time-tested for thousands of years There is no "one size fits all" The importance of one's individual mantra cannot be overstated The mantra is just a small part of the totality of TM -The connection between TM and longevity..59:10 Biological age can be younger than the chronological age Decreases the rate by which telomeres shorten "Breath suspension" is a state of deep rest for the body -The financial cost of learning TM and why it costs money in the first place..1:03:45 $960, one time, lifetime fee for the course (discounts for college and high school students) Financial assistance is available if necessary No one will be turned away, although you'll need to pay something What is "free" anyways? -And much more.. Resources from this episode: - -Book: -Book: - (Dr. Fred Travis) Episode sponsors: -: Satisfying, nutrient-dense, real-food energy bars with a delicious chocolate coconut flavor! Ben Greenfield Fitness listeners, receive a 10% discount off your entire Kion order when you use discount code: BGF10. -: Now you can get all your healthy superfoods in one glass...with No Shopping, No Blending, No Juicing, and No Cleanup. Get a 20% discount on your entire order when you use discount code: BENG20 -: Whether you’re an insurance expert or a newbie, Policygenius created a website that makes it easy for you to compare quotes, get advice, and get covered. -: As your qualified candidates roll in, we make it easy to screen & rate them, allowing you to make the best hiring decisions for your business. Try it for free when you use . Got a question about anything that Philip and I talked about in this episode? Leave a comment below and we'll reply!

Philip McKernan needs just a few minutes with somebody to understand what they want in life. As a coach, Philip works with entrepreneurs and business leaders to help them find clarity on what their passion is in life, and setting them on the path to achieving that clear purpose.  Philip takes a holistic approach to coaching, believing that what people do outside work is vital to what they do professionally.  He joins host Robert Glazer on this Elevate Podcast episode to talk about finding clarity for others and his journey to becoming a coach. Philip is author a celebrate speaker and best-selling author.  His most recent book, One Last Talk, helps people find their truth and share it with the world. Show Notes On this remarkable episode, you’ll learn: How Philip hit rock bottom before becoming a successful coach Philip’s journey from Ireland, to Canada, then to America Why it’s so many people struggle to find clarity in life Why what we do in our personal lives inevitably affects our professional results How Philip started One Last Talk and helped people share their deepest truths The time Philip was chased by an elephant A mistake Philip has made, and what he learned from it

Episode 54 - The battle for the State of Victoria If you thought the U.S. Elections were hot, then you haven’t experienced the heat of a Victorian State Election which is to be held on the 24th of November. In recognition, I decided to bring on two of the most prominent candidates in this year’s election -  David Southwick is the current state member in the Victorian parliament for the city of Caulfield represents the Liberal Party, and Philip Dalidakis is the state member for Southern Metropolitan Region. They discuss their platforms and projects regarding small businesses and the industries they see as most important for Victoria. They also explain some of the changes they want to implement to further Victoria’s economy and share the steps they will take to make it happen. And, of course, there’s also a bit of good old fashioned political mudslinging between the candidates Don’t miss this week’s segment of Reuben’s Rant where I share my thoughts on Australian Gambling Tycoon James Packer and the problems he faced with too much debt. "One of the things our government needs to do is to stop making it harder for businesses." - David Southwick “Businesses need to be able to compete with each other. That's the fundamental tenet of our private sector.” - Philip Dalidakis  This week on The Finance Hour Podcast: David's and Philip’s proposals to help small businesses. The industries that offer the biggest opportunities for growth. How the Liberal party plans to solve the problem of urban congestion. The enormous opportunities for usage of the Caulfield racecourse. Reforms and policies David's party want to implement when elected. Philip's thoughts on energy costs and coal plants. How vulnerable is the budget to a drop in property price and transactions? What the electorate can look forward to regarding trading in Victoria. How Philip actively promotes the digital economy in Victoria. Resources Mentioned Victoria Electoral Commission Connect with David Southwick: David Southwick official website Connect with Philip Dalidakis: Philip Dalidakis official website Subscribe to The Finance Hour Podcast with Reuben Zelwer! Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of The Finance Hour Podcast with your host, Reuben Zelwer! If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to iTunes to leave us a rate and review. Subscribe to the show so you never miss an episode and don’t forget to share your favorite episodes with your friends and colleagues. To learn more about Adapt Wealth Management and to connect with Reuben, visit our website or follow us on Facebook and Twitter. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Philip McKernan is an inspirational speaker, writer, and filmmaker. Philip works with entrepreneurs and business leaders all over the world. When people are seeking clarity about their future or want to move through roadblocks, seen and unseen, they call Philip. Philip helps people get clear on who they are and where they need to go. He helps them transition in their personal and professional lives so people feel aligned in all areas of life. Philip believes who and what we do ‘off the ice’ has a huge impact on our results ‘on the ice’. Listen to this episode and find out how Philip is able to challenge people to seek clarity through his deep empathy and fiery spirit. Stick and listen to this episode.   Links:  @TBFWPodcast businessfromwithinpodcast.com  www.philipmckernan.com Philip McKernan Facebook Philip McKernan  Instagram Quotes:   “Business owners have the worst heroes in the world.”- @PhilipMcKernan  “Challenge what we believe .”- @PhilipMcKernan  “I have so much courage when it comes to giving myself a rate of 5 because I want to know that I am not assuming anything.”- @PhilipMcKernan  “In the absence of clarity, take action.”- @PhilipMcKernan   Time Stamps: 00:30 – All about Philip as a mentor 01:18 – How Philip impacted Ben’s life 02:49 – Ben’s journey as told by Philip 04:44 – 'Business from Within' was once a 'Bullying from Within' 07:04 –  Philip’s before and after according to Ben 10:34 – The testament to letting go: Philip burning his journal 13:08 – How much of personal growth is being challenged in challenging yourself? 15:19 – Does he have regrets looking 10 years back? 16:12 –  Parenting beliefs that can be challenged 19:25 – What is connection and vulnerability? 30:08 –  Shadow side of being not in line with your own ideas 30:31 –  Best way to support people: being a friend and a foe at the same time 33:42 – Transitions and owning your truths. clarity and taking action 39:07 – Stats of people dying with regrets. 42:03 – Closure: speak your truth, move on and let them go 48:10 – Fear of trying 48:40 – Uncovering the things you need to do 50:34– Philip’s advice about working on your self-worth 53:03– Reaction as the clue for you to have clarity  

Philip VanDusen of Verhaal Brand Design recently caught my attention in a mastermind group forum when he announced that he'd recently hit 10,000 email subscribers. He and I are both members of the Youpreneur mastermind community for personal brand entrepreneurs. His announcement was one of well deserved celebration. How Philip got to 10,000 email subscribers Philip tells me that his list started small. The means by which he grew to 10,000 are surprisingly simple. He started with a bi-weekly newsletter, delivering it with relentless consistency. He drives everyone to his website where visitors encounter a lead magnet for a free download titled "9 Design Elements Your Brand Absolutely Positively Needs." There's also been lots of in-person and online (Facebook & LinkedIn group) networking. Philip told everyone that would listen why they should join his email list. Leveraging YouTube and delivering value Philip also leverages YouTube content with pop-up lead magnets to drive viewers to his website. Most importantly, he has always promised (and delivered) value to email subscribers. His company Verhaal Brand Design states emphatically that they create new brands from scratch and fix broken ones. He's worked with a number of big brands, but these days targets branding agencies that want help reaching the next level in their business. Philip says that Youpreneur has greatly helped him on the personal branding front. Post interview, he confessed to being even more excited about his YouTube channel than his email subscribers. Because of this we decided to record a follow-up interview. That interview is scheduled to publish on September 1, 2018. SHOW NOTES PhilipVanDusen.com Youpreneur Philip VanDusen's YouTube Channel Chris Ducker RESOURCES DIY Referral Group Email Course (FREE) ConvertKit Email Marketing Software Web Hosting by Dreamhost

This week Philip from the dispatch company Wing drops in to take us through his path from teacher in Taiwan to HR manager in Tokyo. Enjooooy.   Right-Click to Download the Mp3   [Check out Wing and Philip: Wing | Philip's Facebook]   [Follow the Show: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Youtube] [Find a Job: JobsinJapan.com] [Discuss the show: Discord] [Leave a Review (You Rock): iTunes] Topics Discussed: 1:55 - How Philip found his first job in Japan from his previous job in Taiwan 5:29 - How he networked to find his next job in Japan 11:38 - Transitioning from Eikaiwa Manager to HR Manager with a different company 17:00 - Cool new school idea Tokyo Global Gateway 21:20 - Common Mistakes on Resumes and at Interviews 24:45 - Is HR a good next step from being a teacher in Japan? 28:15 - Future outlook for teaching in Japan on the compensation side of things 30:20 - Final Advice Every episode of the podcast is available on iTunes, Android, and Stitcher. Make sure to subscribe to the show so that you don't miss out on any new episodes as they're released. All ratings and reviews are also greatly appreciated. Thanks for listening! Outro. Discuss this episode with like minded people on the ALTInsider discord:

Philip Rykwalder is one of the top cavers in the United States. He’s also the owner of Southern States Properties. In less than 2 years, Philip has gone from knowing nothing about real estate to owning over 30 rental houses and buying a new rental house each week. In this episode, you’ll learn... How Philip trains his team in 5 minutes a week Exactly how Philip generates $1 million in cashflow from his rental properties Why Phillip spends over 30% of his time asking questions and developing vision  

Philip Mckernan works with some of the highest functioning people on the planet, from Olympians to CEOs, the Pentagon and entrepreneurs just to name a few. Philip helps them find a work/life balance and clarity in what they should be doing. Tune in to hear Ben and Philip discuss what it takes to find clarity, the steps you need to take to get out of your way and pursue what you are meant to be doing and how to look in the mirror and determine if you are REALLY happy. Time Stamps- 2:06- Finding Clarity- Philip reveals the secret to finding clarity and removing the obstacles of pursuing what you know you should be doing. 5:21- Recognizing where you are at. Philip gives some great insight on eliminating the excuses that limit your growth. 9:36- One Last Talk- We all tend to exaggerate things in our own mind. Philip tells the story of the divergence between your perception of events and others. 12:51- Assessing your life. “Am I really happy? The most important word in that sentence is REALLY. 14:51- Making your decisions based on what you know not for what you don’t. 16:11- How to get out of your head and figure out what you should be doing. 19:51- Clarity vs. Detail- Too many of us get hung up on the details of executing change in our lives. 22:21- Getting out of your own way. Your ego leads you to believe that your life lacks clarity but the reality is that it is much closer than you realize. 24:11- Finding the feeling of deserving happiness and success. Accepting fear into your journey rather than trying to overcome it. 26:36- How Philip dealt with failure and using that pain to drive him forward. 28:51- Money doesn’t buy happiness. Do the results outweigh the pain of doing something that doesn’t fulfill you. 33:21- Breaking the pattern of your life. In order to improve your quality of life you have to address your fears. How your past stories interfere with your personal relationships. 37:31- Overcoming expectations. Is it possible to meet others expectations and live your authentic life? 42:36- Facing yourself in the mirror with the hard questions. 44:51- Finding a coach. Do you need one to be successful? 49:21- Coalescing your passion and your skillset. 53:06- Setting the best example for your kids.

Philip Taylor is well known in the financial industry, and he is the founder of the largest conference for financial industry influencers, FinCon.  Philip started a blog about his journey with money in 2007, and quickly grew his following. After seeing a need for a conference catering to his industry, he decided to take the reins and put it together. He set his first destination to Chicago, which was a central hub to some of the other big influencers. After having a little over 200 at his first event, he has grown it to over 1700 annual attendees! I had the honor of attending this year's FinCon, and it was a well-oiled machine. In this episode we talked:  How Philip built a brand from an event How he has involved his community to help grow to such an amazing number What it takes to continually involve your sponsors and have them coming back year after year Plus so much more! To learn more about FinCon visit --> https://finconexpo.com/

Philip Bliss is a digital marketing pioneer and a board-level executive/entrepreneur who has been at the forefront of digital media development for the past twenty years. Phil's national and international track record includes companies including the Smithsonian Institution, Microsoft, NEC, Samsung, and Cisco Systems. Topics discussed during this podcast episode include; The one simple step that entrepreneurs need to take BEFORE launching massive action How Philip lost $200,000 AFTER selling a successful business How to 'reset' your mind and get the right focus And much more! You can play this podcast episode here: Your browser does not support the audio element. Websites referenced during the podcast: StopThinkFocusExecute.com Here's a timeline of the topics discussed during the podcast: 0:00 - Short bio and intro 1:20 - Philip Bliss' upbringing, background and key influences growing up 2:40 - Philip's early career and first business 5:00 - Businesses Philip has worked with over the years 5:45 - How did you come up with Stop, Think, Focus, Execute (STFE)? 7:30 - What are the four STFE steps? 9:10 - Stop and Think are the 2 most important steps 12:50 - Importance of resetting our minds 13:35 - Examples of how STFE works in real life situations 16:50 - Philip's final thoughts Like this podcast? If you're enjoying the podcast, it's safe to assume there are others out there like you who would also enjoy the podcast. Help them find it! I've created a short video below that will show you how to quickly and easily rate and review the podcast in iTunes and/or Stitcher. Those people will appreciate it, and you'll feel great about yourself...

PMI Fellow and former PMI Chair Philip Diab has developed a new program to help organizations get PMO’s up and running quickly. RapidStart PMO is an outcome driven approach that creates deliverables as it iterates towards understanding how the PMO can best serve the organization. And despite his stature in the PM community, Philip continues to be a practitioner, helping organizations get better at getting work done. He’s deeply wise and he’s has been kind enough to act as Yoda to me on numerous occasions throughout my career. In this interview we discuss the profound impact volunteerism can have on your PM career, keys to success for PMOs and common mistakes many organizations make when starting up (or maintaining) PMOs. Show Notes 00:00 Podcast begins - Dave introduces Philip 00:39 Philip talks a little about his background in Project Management and with PMI 01:22 How volunteering can help your career 04:30 Volunteering takes a lot of time and energy, but it gives back even more 06:20 PMO’s - How Philip got involved in working with PMO’s, what he learned from it and why he is so passionate about it 07:27 Yes - PMO’s are very exciting… but you have to be pretty deep with the PM geek 07:50 The work Philip has been doing to help organizations that want to start PMO’s to get them up and running quickly 08:43 The PMO as a service organization that helps projects succeed (as opposed to simply providing an auditor function 10:39 Philip’s explains S.E.R.V.E. - his five strategic principles for PMO’s 13:41 The types of organization Philip works with and where they are in the PMO adoption lifecycle 15:41 A story about one of Philip’s favorite PMO projects 16:52 Philip’s optimism around his work “There is no room for cynicism in project management.” 18:05 What makes PMs successful and when the work moves beyond being about the project 19:01 Philip’s PM Origin Story - How to get the job when you have no experience and what happens afterwards 20:41 Giving yourself empowerment because of your knowledge and experience 21:30 “You can take charge and people will let you if what you are doing is the right thing for the organization.” 22:00 Why Rapid Start PMO exists and how it can help you build (or rebuild) your PMO 24:33 A step-by-step deliverable focused program 25:14 The main differentiator that that leads to success and five critical factors you need 27:05 Passion for the project and being the champion who motivates the team is critical, but what if the project you get is “just a pile of garbage” (Philip offers Dave some advice) 29:43 A strange definition of optimism 30:55 Making room in the PMO for experimentation 32:24 Common missteps made by organizations trying to start PMOs 35:22 What to do when you can’t don’t know (or can’t remember) why you have a PMO 37:37 How the course can help existing PMO’s 39:08 How to learn more about the course or get in touch with Philip 39:35 Philip’s new podcast “The Project Management Debate Podcast You can learn more about Rapid Start PMO here: http://rapidstartpmo.com/p/rapidstartpmo You can reach Philip via his website: http://philipdiab.com/ Or his LinkedIn profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/philipdiab And you can find “The Project Management Debate Podcast” on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/pm-debate-podcast/id1170807549?mt=2 or Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/user-96614158

After being introduced to it by music mogul , I've been practicing for the past year. Why? More than on the TM technique have been published in over 160 scientific journals. These studies were conducted at many US and international universities and research centers, including Harvard Medical School, Stanford Medical School, Yale Medical School, and UCLA Medical School...and they have shown irrefutable evidence that TM reduces insomnia, stress, anxiety, depression, blood pressure, cholesterol, congestive heart failure, atherosclerosis/stroke, free radicals, blood sugar, diabetes, pain, along with higher levels of brain functioning, longevity, sleep quality and much more. The guy who taught me everything I know about TM is named Philip Land. Philip has been practicing TM for the past 40 years. But he's no woo-woo, robe-clad, Eastern mysticist. I'd instead describe Philip as a bad-ass, hunting, redneck hippie family man. But he's taught TM all over the globe, worked with celebrities and high profile politicians, and also worked in medicine, computed tomography, radiation technology, craniosacral therapy, hunting instruction, shooting, wilderness survival, and much more. So he is one very interesting man. And during our discussion, you'll discover: -How Philip, a "redneck hunting instructor" got involved in TM... -A very easy-to-understand explanation of what TM is... -Why folks like Oprah Winfrey, Jerry Seinfeld, Katy Perry, and Russell Brand practice transcendental meditation (TM) daily... -Whether you need to be religious to practice TM... -What a TM mantra is... -How I used TM during the Spartan Agoge... -The surprising changes that occur in blood or bio markers in response to TM... -The brain wave pattern and EEG response to TM... -How TM can change sleep patterns and sleep cycles, and even allow you to get by on less sleep... -The difference between TM and "biohacks" like PEMF, transcutaneous stimulation, meditation apps, etc... -Whether you really have to do TM every day... -The best way to learn TM... -And much more! Resources from this episode: - - Do you have questions, comments or feedback for Phil or I about transcendental meditation or anything else we discuss in this episode? Leave your thoughts at and one of us will reply!

02:45 - Welcome new panelist, Philip Morgan! Twitter Website The Freelancers' Show Episode #160: A Deep Dive on Positioning Yourself As a Specialist with Philip Morgan The Positioning Manual for Technical Firms 07:12 - Client Qualification Criteria 14:49 - How Philip’s Business Works The Consulting Pipeline Podcast 25:42 - 15 Minute Podcast Listener chat with Charles Wood 28:00 - Finding Opportunities to Be a Guest on Podcasts QuickMail Outbound 33:46 - Converting Guest Appearances into Mailing List Subscribers/Paying Customers (“Action”) Email Crash Courses and Vanity Domain Names Philip's Free Crash Course on Positioning for Software Development Shops 39:10 - Mastermind Groups and Referrals View from the Top Picks 13 Ways Designers Screw Up Client Presentations (Reuven) Design Is a Job by Mike Monteiro (Philip) Salestools.io (Philip) Highrise (Chuck) The Positioning Manual for Technical Firms (Chuck)

02:45 - Welcome new panelist, Philip Morgan! Twitter Website The Freelancers' Show Episode #160: A Deep Dive on Positioning Yourself As a Specialist with Philip Morgan The Positioning Manual for Technical Firms 07:12 - Client Qualification Criteria 14:49 - How Philip’s Business Works The Consulting Pipeline Podcast 25:42 - 15 Minute Podcast Listener chat with Charles Wood 28:00 - Finding Opportunities to Be a Guest on Podcasts QuickMail Outbound 33:46 - Converting Guest Appearances into Mailing List Subscribers/Paying Customers (“Action”) Email Crash Courses and Vanity Domain Names Philip's Free Crash Course on Positioning for Software Development Shops 39:10 - Mastermind Groups and Referrals View from the Top Picks 13 Ways Designers Screw Up Client Presentations (Reuven) Design Is a Job by Mike Monteiro (Philip) Salestools.io (Philip) Highrise (Chuck) The Positioning Manual for Technical Firms (Chuck)

Philip Wilkinson is a Serial Web Entrepreneur, Angel Investor, and explorer of new, world-changing ideas. Philip’s entrepreneurial career began when he was 21 years old by building the UK's first ever price comparison site, Shopgenie. After securing £150k ShopGenie merged with the French company Kelkoo in 2000. Kelkoo was sold to Yahoo in 2004 for $540m. Since then Philip has co-founded a venture business that invested in and grew businesses such as BroadbandGenie (broadband and mobile comparison site), Crowdstorm (long tail price comparison), and Kopi (coffee subscription club). If that wasn’t enough Phil was also a co-founder and product director of a high end group buying site called Keynoir.com which secured funding from Index Ventures back in 2010. Keynoir eventually sold to Time Out. Phil’s investment portfolio includes the likes of InstaCart, Thread, Uncover and many more which can be found at www.philipwilkinson.co In Today’s Incredible Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Philip got into Angel Investing? 2.) What stage does Philip like to go in and what role does Philip take with his investments? 3.) What level of return does Philip look for when entering an investment? 4.) How does Philip handle deal flow and ensure he receives quality deal flow? 5.) Does Philip like investing with co-investors, if so what characteristics does he look for in his co-investors? 6.) What metrics does Philip look at when potentially investing in a startup? 7.)Are valuations much higher for accelerator alumni from prestigious organisations, such as, Techstars or YC? 8.)How does Philip determine the valuation of startups? Items Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Philip’s Fave Angel Investing Resource: Jason Calacanis: This Week In Startups (http://thisweekinstartups.com) Phil’s Most Recent Investment: Uncover (https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/uncover-londons-best-restaurants./id920033081?mt=8) As always, you can learn more about SyndicateRoom here: www.syndicateroom.com