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Episode 122 features an interview with Ryan Moore, director of Community Partnerships at Ohana. Ohana is an organization here in Arizona that creates safe, faith-based and loving family environments for foster youth and adults with special needs. They strive to create dignified environments through love and family. Chapters: 0:00 - Welcome to our guest, Ryan Moore! 1:29 - Ryan's 2-minute....no, 5-minute(!) Bio 4:45 - How Ryan and His Wife Met 6:19 - What is Ohana and What Do They Do? 14:45 - What Are Some Ways To Support Ohana? 17:57 - What Has Been Ryan's Biggest Surprise in The Foster Care Community? 22:44 - Donations and Sponsors 24:08 - Good Word Of The Day!! 27:08 - Thank You For Listening And Please Check Out Ohanaaz Let's Connect! Ohana AZ Fostering Voices on Instagram You can also email us! AND we would LOVE it if you would SUBSCRIBE and leave us a review on iTunes! This helps others to find our podcast so we can share these voices from the foster care and adoption community with more people! If you want to see how to leave a review, check out this handy little video!

How can you use greenhouses and technology to take your cultivation to best in class? Here to tell us is Ryan Douglas, author of From Seed to Success. Learn more at https://douglascultivation.com  Key Takeaways: [00:43] An inside look at Ryan's cultivation consulting company, Ryan Douglas Cultivation [00:58] Ryan's background in cannabis cultivation [1:41] The benefits of growing a greenhouse to grow cannabis [10:56] Why so many growers experience problems with mold and how to avoid this [16:24] New greenhouse technologies in cannabis to look out for [20:46] How to budget for an optimal greenhouse environment  [22:28] Tricks of the trade Ryan has brought with him into cannabis from his long background in cultivation [30:32] How Ryan sees greenhouses and automation changing cannabis cultivation in the next 3-5 years

Making money is not rocket science. It can be done in a variety of smart and creative ways. While building your wealth is possible in multiple means, having the right mindset and the power to take control of your finances can catapult you towards financial independence.   How to take control of your finances: Take action: Preparation meets opportunity. Expand your community: Your network is your net worth. Continuous education: Learn from mentors and doers.   On the Expert(ish) Podcast today, Ryan Breznik, Erik Hitzelberger, and Jared Kelley get together once again to talk about everything real estate over a couple of whiskeys. They will cover topics such as how to get started investing in property, how to mitigate risks, and their future plan to launch an incubator for people interested in getting into the real estate market.   Enjoy!   In This Episode 2:12 - Jared's take on how to start investing in real estate   4:02 - Erik's advice on how to build a passive income the fastest   6:23 - Ryan's perspective on why people are afraid to invest   12:19 - Smart and easy steps for getting started with rental properties   16:32 - An investor's mindset when dealing with risk   26:09 - Why time is an investor's best friend   35:04 - The definition of an incubator in real estate   44:52 - The power of Roth IRA   52:17 - How Ryan, Jared, and Erik view past mistakes   1:03:07 - Creative ways to get a toe in the water on property investing   1:14:13 - What's next for Jay, Ryan, Jared, and Erik   Favorite Quotes "At the end of the day, our goal here is to create passive income that exceeds our expenses. The fastest way to start building that passive income is to acquire the assets that are going to pay for it. The fastest way to acquire the assets is to use other people's money." - Erik Hitzelberger   "The number one way to get into real estate is to find a dealer and find a way to make money on it. But don't always shoot yourself short. Maybe there are other options, other strategies that could make sense besides saving up a bunch of money." - Jared Kelley   "The money is the easy part. There's a lot of money out there and it's sitting on the sidelines and people would gladly give it to you if you can show them a way to turn a profit from. If you can put together the deal, the money will come." - Erik Hitzelberger   "Sometimes we forget that our trade or our knowledge is worth something and it doesn't just have to be money that's on the table. Buying is the number one thing to do. If you buy right, the money's going to fall." - Jared Kelley   "You don't have to jump all into this multimillion-dollar rental company. It doesn't need to be multifamily, that's not maybe a starting point for you. It could be for somebody if you find the right deal. But for those who are just starting out, it can be smaller steps." - Ryan Breznik   "The worst place you can have your money is in cash. The higher the inflation rate, the worse that is. Everyone should have a savings account to cover unexpected costs. After that, the money that you have is losing value every single day. “ - Erik Hitzelberger   "If you're not working on developing your own operational plan for your finances, no one else is. It's just sitting there. Time goes by and time's never on your side." - Erik Hitzelberger   "Don't beat yourself up about those past mistakes. But utilizing them and analyzing that portion of your life or where you are as an investor is important." - Ryan Breznik   "Somebody is going to control your finances. Somebody is going to control your time. I think that person should be you. You're doing yourself a huge disservice if it's not you. So take the actions, find the right people, get yourself educated, and get started." - Erik Hitzelbeger   How to get connected: Jared Kelley Ryan Breznik Erik Hitzelberger   Connect with Expert(ish) Podcast Host JAY JOHNSON   Call (858) 925- 4536   Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram      

Learning about the world by making things and experimenting?  Playfully combining art. science and technology to make some incredibly cool stuff?  Crafting both educational experiences and interactive art? That's exactly what Los Angeles-based design studio Wonderful Idea Co. is all about. And so is A Tinkering World Tour, their popular online hands-on workshop, which premiered in April!  Currently, Season Two of A Tinkering World Tour is in the funding stage on Indiegogo. And when Season Two starts in September, says Wonderful Idea Co. Co-Founder/Managing Director Ryan Jenkins, workshop participants get to "visit" five different countries.  But they won't just be visiting. Instead, they'll be working along with local makers, artists and educators, to create some exciting projects!   But no fancy materials will be needed.  These creative workshops will be using materials commonly found around the house. Among Season Two's "destinations" are Italy, Nepal and Singapore. While Wonderful Idea Co. introduced their Tinkering World Tour in April, 2021, the workshop series is just one of their recent innovations. Wonderful Idea Co. creates interactive exhibits and art for museums and makerspaces.  They offer professional-development workshops for educators and artists.  Often, their lessons lead to an epiphany--students can learn effectively while having fun making and tinkering. In addition, their blog and "projects" page, on their website, offer a lot of exciting ideas for projects -- including a mouse-powered knitting machine! And they're also planning some exciting Automata Tinkering Global Workshops  in September, in collaboration with U.K.-based Cabaret Mechanical Theatre. Ryan shared the story of Wonderful Idea Co., offered a look inside A Tinkering World Tour and shared some of his favorite resources. On this edition of Over Coffee®, we cover: How Ryan first came to realize the value of playful exploration for learning; How the Wonderful Idea Co. came into being; The story of A Tinkering World Tour; One of Ryan's favorite experiences during the first workshop series; A preview of what's going to be happening in September: Some of Ryan's favorite resources for maker projects; A closer look at two eco-friendly maker projects Wonderful Idea Co. has been creating; Ryan's vision for the future with Wonderful Idea Co.'s approach of playful exploration; A look at sustainable resources for making and tinkering; A preview of the Global Automata Workshops; One epiphany Ryan witnessed, with a student who took a hands-on making workshop; What's coming up for the Wonderful Idea Co., after October.          

Ryan Reger talks with Rob Oliver about how to make a comfortable living completely online during this episode of the Learning from Smart People Podcast. Ryan and his wife Melanie have been doing this since 2008. There are number of ways to do it and he shares an overview as well as some specific steps to take if you would like to make a living online. Here are a few of the things that Rob Oliver and Ryan Reger covered in this episode of Learning from Smart People: · A brief discussion on football · People don't dislike people who are not successful · How Ryan made the jump to working online full-time · His first online business – selling furniture · Doing something that matches your skills and is needed in the world · The skill of teaching is more important than knowledge of subject · The 3 main ways to make money online · You can start a business by selling the things you don't use in your home · The pyramid of selling physical items online · What are people coming to you for advice on? You can sell that · Suggestions for virtual products and/or services · The initial investment can be as low as $0 · The difference between DIY and DFY · Where to set up your online presence · Identifying your target customer · Is there a difference between sales and service? · Earning certificates of appreciation You can learn more about Ryan Reger through his website. You can also get a copy of his book for free there. He also answers every one of his emails personally… Website: http://ryanreger.com/ Free Book: http://streamsofincome.com/ebook Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ryan_Reger Facebook: https://facebook.com/ryanreger Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryanreger_tx/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanreger/ Thanks for listening to the Learning from Smart People Podcast! Please Subscribe, leave a comment and follow us on social media: · Twitter: http://twitter.com/LFSPPodcast · Instagram: http://instagram.com/LFSPPodcast · Facebook: http://facebook.com/LFSPPodcast · LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/lfsppodcast/ · YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbWV_LuUad7ZWuE9j5D9v-w You can also use the “Contact” page on the “Learning from Smart People” website: https://www.learningfromsmartpeople.com.

We bring on Scarborough's finest to hear about his life and opinions on very important topics.1:10 - How Ryan and Dave met2:18 - Dave's opinion on  topics; coke or Pepsi, Disney movie, Hawaiian pizza, opinion on colour yellow3:58 - Ryan and Dave's Detroit adventure story8:36 - How Dave got his instagram handle; "@nodaysoffdave" 12:03 - Dave's favorite activities: food, rugby, theatre15:00 - Dave asks how Ryan and Jason met16:12 - How Dave found his love for shisha and Drake24:24 - How Dave channels his inner Scarborough manz30:25 - Jason asks three random questions: Cereal, Social Media Platforms and the Kardashians35:42 - Dave asks about Jason and Ryan's opinion on a vaccine passport37:20 - Ryan's snake draft for favourite Phoenix suns momentFOLLOW: @dudesinacar @ramillionz @nodaysoffdaveSUBSCRIBE TO THE PODCAST ► https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/dudes-in-a-car-podcast/id1522792673PLEASE RATE! Thanks!

Real estate is for all; even commodities traders! In today's episode, we're going to dive into them! Ryan Christopher Nunes was the number one commodity derivative sales person at Wall Street Banks for 13 years.  He transitioned to multifamily in 2019 as a general partner in $50 million of assets and as a passive investor in about 3,000 units across Texas, Ohio, Florida, Phoenix, and Georgia.  He launched Life Changing Capital, a Houston-based commercial real estate private equity firm and takes an institutional and hands-on approach to multifamily.[00:01 - 05:40] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Ryan Christopher NunesRyan shares his commodities trading backgroundLeveraging to upskill, growing organically[05:41 - 13:31] Commodities Trader To Multi-Family InvestorDiverse MarketsSpeed Development: Working with Class B and C AssetsHow to Get Deals QuicklyThirty-Eight Percent CutSelf-Managing and Staffing[13:32 - 17:09] Rehabilitation and RecruitmentRyan talks about testing rehabilitating propertiesWe work really hardBringing members onboardRyan talks about their business model [17:10 - 19:02] Final Four SegmentRyan's advice to aspiring investors“Choose the deals and sponsors wisely and carefully”How Ryan stays on top of his gameNetworkingRyan's way to make the world a better placeBeing the best person that I canReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsTweetable Quotes“The best thing about passive investments is that you can play with diverse markets.” - Ryan Christopher Nunes-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Ryan Christopher Nunes through: ryan@lifechangingcapital.com, Facebook, and LinkedIn.  Check out http://www.lifechangingcapital.com/ and learn how to speed your real estate business.Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.  FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

Ryan Chaw discusses his experience generating a solid monthly rental income through his rent by the room investing strategy in college areas. Ryan shares his methods for screening tenants, making his properties appealing to his target tenants, how he tenant proofs his units, and how pharmacists can reach financial freedom through real estate investing. Mentioned on the Show YFP 140: How Ryan is Bringing in $11,000 a Month Through College Town Real Estate Investing YFP 173: Using Systems to Automate Real Estate Investing Rookie Podcast 35: Doubling Cashflow by Renting out Rooms with Pharmacist Ryan Chaw Rentometer: House and Apartment Rental Rate Comps Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki The Millionaire Real Estate Investor by Gary Keller High Performance Habits: How Extraordinary People Become That Way by Brendon Burchard Your Financial Pharmacist Podcast BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast Real Estate Rookie Podcast BiggerPockets Business Podcast BiggerPockets Blog Download the Free Newbie Real Estate Investor's Guide Join the YFP Real Estate Investing Facebook Group YFP Real Estate Investing

Ryan Phillips is a former pro hockey player, published author, and TEDx speaker. Rob Pallante is a former NCAA Div 1 hockey player and the founder of Mindset Body Bank! In this episode, we talk about Ryan's experience in professional hockey and his struggle with mental health. We will also discuss the dramatic events that motivated him to spread the power of positivity and focused thought around the globe. From being barred from the United States and his daughter, and then traveling the world to find happiness, Ryan's incredible life experiences have been recorded in a published book and in a documentary. We will also discuss Rob's journey as a hockey player, his near-death motorcycle experience, and his professional business career, and how they all motivated him to become a mindset coach for high performance, conscious-minded athletes and individuals who are looking to develop an invincible mindset. Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:04 Ryan's early beginnings in hockey and sports. 03:10 Ryan's misdiagnosis of bipolar disorder and how concussions had an impact on his health. 10:17 How Ryan handles multiple projects and a busy lifestyle with a good environment and who he surrounds himself with. 13:13 Ryan's cycling trip around Cambodia to fundraise for human trafficking prevention. 16:10 What Ryan learned from being barred from the United States and being involved in the early days of the marijuana boom in 2012.  19:13 Where Ryan's passion for cycling began. How he rode across Cambodia for human trafficking awareness, across Canada for mental health, and across South East Asia. 23:11 How Ryan advocates for moving forward in life with purpose and how he acted on his mental health. 25:32  Awareness and action, and how Ryan defines success for himself. 26:50 The time when Ryan lost who he was during marijuana smuggling and how he now dedicates his life to world service. 29:12 Ryan's tips for how we can control the mental loops we get stuck in. The importance of having fun with the “now”. 32:53 How to connect with Ryan. 33:35 Ryan's feature presentation at our summit on June 17th. 34:26 Outro. The interview featured on this episode of the Love What You Play podcast originally aired live on For the Love of the Game's Facebook page and YouTube channel.

Welcome to The High-Performing Coach Podcast which teaches Coaches, Authors and Speakers how to create an online high-fee coaching business from the heart, without websites or business cards. Tune in every week to coaching conversations that will give you strategies, tools and deep insights into how to create more freedom, impact and income in your business.  Pauses and silences have been left in this conversation purposefully; within high-performing coaching sessions, the magic is often in the silence! This week Tina invited co-founder Ryan and his Fiance Olesea to share the profound breakthrough that she had because of their love and support and to share about conscious relationships, heart power and a new way of speaking that changes everything in your relationships. We live in a world where we've come to expect everything to be easy, including our relationships. Many of us still believe that a relationship should only feel good, and when bad feelings come up, something has gone wrong. Making a subtle, yet powerful shift, from relating unconsciously from the mind (that which is false) to relating consciously from the heart (that which is true), is a simple concept that was created from this profound idea that our true nature is love.  In this episode you will hear:  How Ryan and Olesea discovered the power of conscious communication How Tina was able to revive her relationship with her husband How to be a better listener in your relationship How to avoid common relationship problems Bringing harmony into your being with meditation For more information on High-Performing Coach's latest workshops and events head to highperforming.coach/events

Ryan Barretto knows all about what it takes to successfully scale a business.After an impressive 10-year career in sales leadership roles at Salesforce, Ryan took a role as SVP of Global Sales at Sprout Social — a business creating social media management tools — where he helped grow the company from $30 million in revenue to $170 million. Now, one IPO later, Ryan is President of Sprout Social — and, also, today's guest on Go To Market Grit! On this episode, Joubin and Ryan discuss Sprout Social's content-led inbound lead generation engine, as well as the importance of delivering a compelling company vision as a leader.In this episode, we cover: How Ryan's company, Sprout Social, is streamlining and improving social media management for businesses. (5:31) Early stages and IPO: The most stressful aspects of growing and scaling Sprout Social sales operation from $30 million to $170 million of revenue. (8:27) Leveraging content-driven marketing to support an inbound lead model. (13:55) How Sprout Social's product-led trial model makes account executives focus more on 'customer success' — and the evolution of the 'enterprise rep.' (16:19) The importance of asking for and taking feedback from colleagues as a leader. (19:59) Self-critical learners: Characteristics of successful new hires at Sprout Social — and how Ryan identifies learners during job interviews. (22:49) Why Ryan cares so deeply about learning and self-improvement — and how his upbringing as a first-generation Canadian informed his work ethic. (26:23) Instilling and supporting a culture of learning within an organization. (33:31) Fostering trust and rapport: Using collaboration with various business departments to communicate and build an inspiring company vision. (37:10) Learning and building credibility as a leader through being hands-on in all areas of a business. (41:08) 'Nailing the why': The importance of clear internal communication during periods of change. (43:01) What does the word grit mean to you? (46:27) Links: Connect with RyanLinkedIn Connect with Joubin Twitter LinkedIn Email: gtmg@kleinerperkins.com Learn more about Kleiner Perkins

We bring on one of our beloved friends from elementary school as well as a Chester Fried frequent, Kyle, to the podcast. 0:30 - Kyle's introduction7:11 - What clown walking is, how it got Kyle to break out of his shell, how dancing in general builds up confidence10:12 - How Ryan built up his social confidence12:17 - How Kyle became a basketball fan14:52 - What are Kyle and Ryan looking forward to for the remainder of 2021, how Kanye West and Mac Miller shaped our lives and what we want our net worth to be19:00 - Recollecting the time Kyle almost got his shoes robbed at a park20:52 - Favourite board games draft  FOLLOW: @dudesinacar @ramillionz @cmykl

In this episode, Ryan and Brad discuss why one of the riskiest things you can do is tie all of your income to one source that you do not have any control over. They go deep into why everyone should have a side hustle to earn more money and experiment with other expressions of creating value. Even though the concept of “side hustling” has become more popular in the last few years, the majority of people will tell you that finding a good, stable job, working hard for promotions, and continuing your education on the side is the most reliable path to financial fitness. They will say that you can even go one step further and complement this plan with investing in the stock market.Sounds good, isn't it? It seems they have it all figured out. Then these questions come in: what about financial freedom? What about unexpected things that could disrupt your plan? If you lost your job today, how fast would you be able to find a job that pays you the same?Would you be able to make the transition without running out of funds? And very importantly, how easy would it be to transfer your knowledge and skills if you have already invested years in the company that employed you?Those are just some of the questions related to the financial aspect of side hustles, so click play on this episode and treat yourself with the full details.Key TakeawaysIntroduction (0:00)Do you really want financial freedom? (2:33)Why a side hustle can give you safety (5:46)How Ryan got into side hustling during college (7:48)Why having a job is not safe or secure (13:11)A side hustle will allow you to live your passion (18:20)Can you make more money side hustling than in a job? (20:53)Additional Resources:Join Our CashFlow Tactics GroupTake Our FREE 5-day CashFlow Tactics Challenge

First episode we're dropping post-lockdown with a guest in the new studio. Ryan brings on one of his beloved long-time coworker and friend, Marissa, to the podcast. 2:50 - Marissa's introduction4:35 - Difference between frozen yogurt and ice cream, working at Menchies8:25 - How Ryan recruited Marissa to MLSE, the pay structure in the hospitality industry and why tipping is essential17:55 - How Marissa got into baking and started a business(@bakedinscarborough)20:44 - The first podcast all of us got into and the concept behind our podcast32:01 - Favourite Justin Bieber tracks draft  FOLLOW: @dudesinacar @ramillionz @marsipoo_ @bakedinscarborough

Ryan Smith is a Principal of Elevation Capital Group bringing more than 15 years of extensive business experience in market evaluation, property analysis, management systems, due diligence and finance. He focuses on mobile home parks, has a computer science programming background. In this episode we talked about: How Ryan got started in real estate The transition from single family homes to mobile home parks Manufactured houses Fundamentals of the storage business Outlook for 2021 Investment vehicles and funds Ryan’s Investment philosophy Distribution of risks Real Estate Market outlook Fiscal and Monetary policy Ryan’s view of mentorship Useful links: https://elevation.com

You may remember Ryan and Kristi Sorrels from their interview in the early days of the podcast (episode 4). In this episode, I’m back with the Sorrels to talk with them about how they navigate screens with their young children.  What you’ll hear in this episode:How Ryan and Kristi decided early on to not let their parenting be defined by screens Drastic measures they took early on Resources that helped themThe driving goal for boundaries around screens Click HERE to register for the upcoming media webinar! If you enjoy this podcast, leave a rating and review to help share the message of homeschool made simple with others  

In this episode of the Business Karaoke podcast, we have the pleasure welcoming back Ryan Hart. Ryan first joined us in episode 34 to talk about Customer Experience and today he joins us to dive deeper into solving Japan’s Customer Experience Dilemma and why better Research, leads to better Design and better CX. Ryan currently empowers a team of talented creative and strategic doers to help accelerate experience, digital, and cultural transformations for organizations in Japan at the PwC Experience Center in Tokyo.In this episode Ryan leads us on a journey to explore the importance of elevating Research and Design to have an earlier seat at the decision making table, the consequences of improving user research to progress from design for functionality to design for emotion (or not) and most exciting Ryan shares with us a string of stories from the field. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Please leave your feedback with me on you favorite social media platform. It absolutely makes my day to know what you enjoyed and more importantly, WHY, so that I can bring you more of what you'd like to see in future episodes.Let's begin!Key Conversations

Show Notes: In today's episode, we talk about:   How Ryan’s interesting background and life story shaped who he is today.  How he pushed through so many limits and stumbling blocks that make many others crumble.  Why you need to think outside the box because the school doesn’t program you to express yourself. How he had an epiphany in prison and was determined to get his life back on track.  How his life changed because a person pushed him to get into the mortgage industry. Why it is normal for entrepreneurs to experience failed ventures.    Learn more about Ryan here: Website: https://ryanstewman.com/ (https://ryanstewman.com/) Facebooks: https://www.facebook.com/realryanstewman (https://www.facebook.com/realryanstewman) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hardcorecloser (https://www.instagram.com/hardcorecloser) LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanstewman/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanstewman/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/ryanstewman (https://twitter.com/ryanstewman) Others: https://www.hardcorecloser.com/ (https://www.hardcorecloser.com/)   For more information and to explore podcast episodes, visit themikecroc.com. To drop him an email, use: info@peoplebuildinginc.com   Follow Mike on social media: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/)  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco (https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco)   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc (https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc)  Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeycroc (https://twitter.com/mikeycroc)    If you haven’t smashed the subscribe button, do it here➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/)   The views and opinions expressed on the "What Are You Made Of?" podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This is an independent production of Mike "C-Roc" Ciorrocco. The podcast production and the book "What Are You Made Of?" are the author's original works. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2021.

Ryan Smith is the Founder and Executive Chairman @ Qualtrics, the leader in customer experience and creator of the experience management (XM) category. Ryan has grown the company from a basement startup to one of the fastest-growing technology companies in the world, with 25 offices globally and more than 13,000 customers. Qualtrics raised $400M in funding from Accel, Sequoia, and Insight Venture Partners. Three days before the company was initially scheduled to go public, SAP announced its intent to acquire Qualtrics for $8B, which was the largest private enterprise software acquisition ever. In 2020, Qualtrics and SAP announced plans to take Qualtrics public as an independently operated company. In Today’s Episode with Ryan Smith You Will Learn: 1.) How Ryan made his way into the world of startups having travelled the world and came to found Qualtrics in his basement over 21 years ago? 2.) How does Ryan think about his relationship to happiness and what it means to "be happy"? How does Ryan think about identity and founders aligning their identities to their company? How does Ryan think, if not careful, tech can eat you up? What does Ryan mean when he says he would rather be "opportunistic than an entrepreneur"? 3.) How does Ryan approach decision-making today? In what situations does Ryan think with his head vs his heart? How does Ryan approach risk today? How has his relationship to risk changed over time? What did the sale process to SAP look like? What was that decision-making process to sell to SAP for $8BN in cash vs IPO? What advice did his wife give him? 4.) How does Ryan evaluate his relationship to money today? How did it feel when Ryan sold Qualtrics to SAP for $8BN in cash? How does Ryan think about giving his children the right mentality and upbringing while being brought up in extreme wealth? What are the challenges of doing so? 5.) How does Ryan think about the weight of responsibility? Ryan and his brother Jared, did a lot very young, did Ryan feel the pressure of having to grow up faster than one usually would? How did that impact his mentality? How did Ryan's travels to Mexico and Japan change the person he is today? Item’s Mentioned In Today’s Episode with Ryan Smith Ryan’s Favourite Book: Alchemist: A Fable about Following Your Dream As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here!

Mike Montague interviews Ryan Bennett on How to Succeed at Creating an Intentional Day. Ryan Bennett is a High-Performance Coach, Author, and Speaker who guides people to reach their full potential in their lives, businesses, and teams through his proven method of intentional growth. Before becoming an author, Ryan was the founding team member of a tech startup company in which he helped build from just an idea into a successful, venture-backed brand with Fortune 500 clients.   The Intentional Day is a quarterly guide that provides a path for participants to turn their dreams, goals, and learnings into a process that will accelerate them to achieve their goals, build momentum in their lives, and become the person they never thought possible.   Find Ryan and get the book at: https://www.theintentionalday.com/    In this episode: The best attitude, behavior and technique on how to succeed at creating an intentional day Be intentional about your day to be intentional about your life It’s about growth, not accomplishments Do you know what to do to be intentional or do you need more research? Break your goals down into daily actions Four stages of intentional growth Understand your why Find a growth partner Start small and build momentum Even if you can’t do your normal routine one day - do something What to do if you skip your daily action How Ryan defines success Podcast: https://howtosucceed.libsyn.com/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/how-to-succeed-podcast-by/id1097591566 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/00JoVzRtMzmQB5Ae5RWWQZ   The How to Succeed Podcast is a public and free podcast from Sandler Training, the worldwide leader in sales, management, and customer service training for individuals all the way up to Fortune 500 companies with over 250 locations around the globe.   Find white papers, webinars, and more in our free Sandler E-Learning Library: https://www.sandler.com/sell   Don't forget to subscribe and leave us a comment!

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid   Going Long Podcast Episode 103: The Trifecta to Finding Life-Changing Capital   In the conversation with today’s guest, Ryan Christopher Nunes, you’ll learn the following:   [00:29 - 02:11] Ryan’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [02:11 - 08:25] The backstory and decisions made that led Ryan to this point in his journey, and shares some of the different places he has lived over the years. [08:25 - 12:17] What it was about what Ryan was experiencing on Wall Street that made him want to move into something like Real Estate. [12:17 - 20:04] How Ryan’s background in the Energy Sector affects his outlook and decisions made in the Multi-Family space. [20:04 - 24:23] Ryan’s take on investing beyond his backyard and why he personally made the decision to do so. [24:23 - 27:41] Why Ryan has decided to focus his company’s time into educating other people about the different dynamics of the investment ‘triangle’. [27:41 - 36:51] Ryan shares the background on his basic principles that he uses to effectively run his investing systems.  [36:51 - 42:20] The things that Ryan learned as a Passive Investor that are serving him well in terms of best serving his own investors today. Here’s what Ryan shared with us during today’s conversation:   Where in the world Ryan is based currently: Houston, Texas. The best thing to happen in the past 24 hours: Being deep into a new transaction right now! Favourite European City: Anywhere in France! A mistake that Ryan would like you ro learn from so that you don’t have to pay full price: When things go wrong, understand that all things shall pass, and that everything is a cycle. Book Recommendation: Half Time, by Bob Boford.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Ryan Christopher Nunes by using the info below: Website: https://lifechangingcapital.com/    Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

Guest: Ryan Longfield, Chief Revenue Officer of Gong In this episode, we cover: 'I was all-in': Ryan's experience as a contracted account executive at LinkedIn in 2008 having never previously done sales — and what motivates him. (2:52) ... The importance of setting boundaries and creating a healthy work-life balance. (9:46) ... Why Ryan believes that 'constantly remaining uncomfortable’ is key to career acceleration. (17:10) ... Learning from the process that led to failure versus focusing solely on the failure itself. (20:43) ... Imposter syndrome, insecurity, and the benefits of having diversity of perspective. (27:16) ... Why Ryan believes that quotas should "represent a minimum bar for effectiveness" in sales roles. (37:03) ... How Ryan's current company, Gong, gives leaders insight into the sales conversations reps have with buyers. (39:17) ... Coachability; previous history of success; intelligence and business acumen; grit; and curiosity: Attributes of a great sales rep. (48:01) ... How Ryan defines grit. (51:35)

Jimmy and Ryan discuss the differences between unmet expectations and losses. Some people quit after their first loss, while others find other earning opportunities after. A lot of people get into the game of real estate investing and financial planning with the expectations of getting a consistent year-over-year return. Most people start thinking about making new investments with the money they’ll earn from those returns. When this doesn’t happen, and the investment falls through, people start panicking. They had expectations. Their expectations weren’t met. They think they can’t make new investments. That’s why they feel they’ve lost a lot of money. But is that the case? Have you really lost money? Should this discourage you that much? Listen to our latest episode to find out. Key TakeawaysIntroduction (00:00)Unmet expectations are not losses (01:58)Jimmy’s and Ryan’s previous career and medical sales stories (05:37)What separates the winners from the quitters (09:22)Ryan’s investment career, expectations, and setbacks (13:35)Your unmet expectations are stories you tell yourself (18:57)How Ryan and his brother bought a piece of real estate in Arizona (28:05)Why you need to learn to handle real losses (32:14)Closing thoughts (35:03)Additional Resources:Join Our Cashflow Tactics GroupTake Our FREE 5-day Cashflow Tactics Challenge

Can a small business have global influence? According to Ryan Patel, global business executive and sought-after expert on scaling businesses of all sizes, the answer is yes. Even if a business has no aspirations of entering the global market, Patel says if you can impact individual employees, you can make an impact globally.  On this episode of PIVOT, host Didi D’Errico sits down with Patel to talk why small businesses are uniquely equipped to build people—personally and professionally. You’ll hear Patel’s thoughts on why inclusivity breeds innovation, the global trends that will impact small businesses in the future, and what keeps Ryan coming back to the world of startups and small businesses. On this episode, you’ll hear: >>>>>[00:21-00:42] Ryan’s quote featured on the NASDAQ billboard in Times Square >>>>>[01:24-02:31] How Ryan learned how to scale businesses >>>>>[02:40-03:36] What keeps Ryan coming back to the world of startups and small businesses >>>>>[04:03-06:04] Why Silicon Valley needs to change its approach to people operations >>>>>[06:19-07:20] Why inclusivity is crucial to innovation >>>>>[07:23-09:48] How to “build people” as a small business >>>>>[10:16-13:11] How the next generation will choose products and employers >>>>>[13:40-15:27] Why making an impact on an individual level has global implications >>>>>[15:52-18:32 ] The global trends that will impact small businesses in the near future >>>>>[19:31- 22:02] A pivotal people moment: building stronger voices >>>>>[22:12-23:39] Why nimbleness and adaptability matter now more than ever >>>>>[23:50-28:06] Ryan’s thoughts on the massive opportunities facing small businesses After you listen:  The Big Impact of Building People in Small Business (and How to Start With Your SMB): https://www.zenefits.com/workest/the-big-impact-of-building-people-in-small-business-an Follow the podcast  Submit your People Ops questions: https://www.zenefits.com/workest/ask-a-question/

Do military veterans and servicemembers have an advantage in real estate investing?I can’t say for sure…But there are definitely some “military skills” you need to learn if you want to succeed in real estate (or in any business for that matter).So I’m kicking off a new series on the 7 Figure Flipping Podcast…Over the next week or so, I’m going to be hanging out with some veterans and active-duty personnel who’re taking massive action in the real estate space. We’re going to unpack what they’re doing and how they’re doing it.If you’re a military guy like me, this should be VERY interesting for you.(There are some skills and opportunities you can leverage to set yourself up for huge success.)If you’re NOT in the military or a veteran……then this will be a fun (and valuable) look inside the kind of training and life experience that comes from serving with our nation’s armed forces.Let’s dive in!My first guest is Ryan Proffit.Ryan has been in the military for 20 years.He’s a member of the 7 Figure Runway mentoring group.And since November of last year, he has wholesaled 10 houses with an average wholesale fee of $13,000 each.(That’s HUGE.)I asked him to join me on the podcast to share his story.In today’s episode we’re digging into things like…How Ryan bought an 8-plex as his first deal (using some unusual funding)…How he created “money out of thin air” with 4 properties in Nebraska…The military training that helps him make good decisions as an investor…How he deals with fear of the unknown and failure…How he met (and carefully vetted) his business partner…5 lessons from the military that make him a better entrepreneur……and more.Listen in now!Links and ResourcesOn May 1st, I’m holding a free virtual event called Veterans REI Live. It’s a full day of advanced real estate investor training presented entirely by veterans and active-duty military members. The event will have a military / veteran focus, and we're going to talk about how servicemembers and veterans can use their unique skillsets and experience to achieve incredible things in real estate... but you don't have to be a veteran to attend. Everyone is welcome. If you’d like to join us, hit the link below!- CLICK HERE: VeteransLive.comFlip Hacking LIVE tickets for October 2021 are available now… and seats are filling up fast. If you want to learn the exact systems and strategies the nation’s top house flippers and wholesalers are using to flip 100s of houses per year, reserve your spot today. Hit the link below to sign up!- CLICK HERE: FlipHackingLIVE.comIf you’re an experienced real estate investor and you’re ready to get around a community of active house flippers and wholesalers who will support you, hold you accountable, and push you to set goals that inspire you as you grow your business, check out 7 Figure Altitude and see if it looks like a good fit. If it is, I invite you to fill out a quick application to join. If you have any questions, reach out!- CLICK HERE: 7FigureAltitude.com====================Want to continue your house flipping / wholesaling journey? Here are a few more resources to check out...Subscribe: Join the 7 Figure Flipping email list to get the latest house flipping and wholesaling secrets, plus insider access to real estate investing tips, training, and more! Click Here: https://7figureflipping.com/subscribe7 Figure Flipping Podcast: Subscribe and get more episodes like this one delivered to you every week! Click Here: https://7figureflipping.com/listenFacebook Group: We've built a community of serious investors who are learning and growing their businesses together. Join the Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fliphacking/7FigureFlipping.com: Learn more about who we are, our mentoring groups, upcoming events, and the causes we support at our website. Plus, grab some free downloads and other materials to help you on your real estate investing journey! Click Here: https://7figureflipping.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this 254th episode, Alan Hart talks with Ryan George, Chief Marketing Officer at Docupace Technologies, a financial technology company focused on the wealth management industry. In this episode, Alan and Ryan discuss the B2B marketing space, Ryan’s focus on content marketing and building expertise within an organization, and how that can be a natural, self-fulfilling prophecy for your success. At the beginning of the conversation, they discuss Ryan’s transition from public relations to marketing, his role as CMO at Docupace, and how Ryan thinks about B2B marketing in today’s world. From his perspective, “leads don’t come overnight,” and it’s the human connection that creates value and really draws customers to your product. Throughout the rest of the interview they talk about looking for “the kernel of truth” when people give you feedback, as well as Ryan’s desire for people in other departments to make sure employees are engaged and have what they need. To find out how Ryan responds in both situations, take a listen to this episode of Marketing Today.   In this episode, you’ll learn: Why human connection is so important in B2B marketing How the value you create makes a difference Why authenticity makes or breaks your connection What a “no-ego” marketing strategy looks like Key Highlights: [01:20] How Ryan travels “with muscle” to get interviews [02:42] Ryan’s career path  [04:05] Ryan’s transition from public relations to marketing [04:52] What is Docupace and who do they serve [06:28] What it’s like to be a CMO at Docupace [07:13] How Ryan thinks about B2B marketing today [09:29] ABM marketing and seeking insights [12:02] Learning drives your content marketing strategy [16:29] How Ryan handles feedback on his marketing tactics [19:07] Ryan’s responsibility around culture and employee development [22:43] Operating with a no-ego mentality [23:32] An experience that defines Ryan, made him who he is today  [25:39] Ryan’s advice for his younger self [26:51] A recent impactful purchase Ryan made [29:00] The brands, companies, and causes Ryan follows [31:38] What Ryan says is the biggest threat for marketers today   Resources Mentioned:  Docupace Technologies Ryan George Demandbase Account-Based Marketing Pardot Salesforce The CMO Club Crayola Twistable Colors Disney+,Amazon Prime, Netflix Truman Show (movie) 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: Docupace Technologies Docupace Technologies Twitter Ryan George Ryan George Twitter 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.

Most of us are creating businesses that tie us to a physical place and set hours. But oftentimes, the life we want to live doesn’t always align with the businesses we create. When I started ScaleSpark, I designed it from the ground up to be the kind of business that would give me the freedom and flexibility I wanted. I knew what my end game was so I built a business that reflected that. Today my guest, Ryan Lazanis, talk about how he did the same thing. Key Takeaways: - What Ryan learned from his first company about creating a scalable company that can operate on maintenance mode - The lessons he took with him from that first company and how it influenced how he built the second one - How Ryan reverse-engineered his business to revolve around his ideal life

When should you start building and executing a succession plan? A company that values sustaining high-level leadership knows never to put this on the back burner. It will take years, not just months, of choosing who your qualified candidates are to mentoring them until you are confident enough that they are ready to take on those leadership roles with the passion for propelling the business forward.  In this week’s Construction Genius podcast episode, I talk with Ryan Aukerman of the Griffith company. Ryan shares his career journey and what the emerging leader’s program is all about. He discusses the methods they use to choose qualified candidates for leadership roles and the importance of mentorships internally and externally. Ryan also talks about accepting critical feedback, especially when it is something you are not comfortable with, and a lot more. Tune in to this episode!  Discussion Points: 0:00 Introduction 2:09 How Ryan got into construction 5:00 The advantage of diverse backgrounds 5:53 Why Ryan picked Griffith 6:44 Struggles Ryan encountered in a formal leadership role7:44 Early mistakes Ryan made and how he changed his approach 9:52 Difference between a good mentee and a bad mentee 10:47 Multiple mentors 12:15 Critical feedback 13:57 Essential qualities of a construction leader 14:47 Patience and its importance15:44 How to distinguish between laziness and slow-paced workers16:37 Identifying the next generation of leaders 19:04 The emerging leader’s program 19:59 Lack of understanding of leadership roles 21:35 Who to choose when you have more than one qualified candidate for a position  22:41 Dealing with situations where someone leaves a role 24:32 Advantages of ESOP in succession planning 26:24 Why do ESOP’s fail?27:23 Filtering through the emerging leader’s program 29:47 Next step for Ryan’s career 30:59 Ryan’s focus 32:08 Mental preparation 33:16 What Ryan would do differently if he could go back 34:22 Ryan shares what he wants his legacy to be 35:08 Action steps to successfully execute a succession plan About the Guest:  Ryan Aukerman joined the Griffith Company Team in 2004 as a project engineer. He quickly moved his way up the ranks into Estimator/ Project Manager’s role while completing his Technology and Operations Management degree at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. In 2010, Ryan was appointed to be the Regional Manager and became responsible for oversight of the Southern Region. While in this role, he provided leadership over notable projects including the $81 Million Tom Bradley International Terminal at Los Angeles International Airport, $81 Million Omnitrans SBX E Street Corridor, $30 Million Port of Long Beach Pier G Terminal Redevelopment, and $105 Million Port of Los Angeles Berth 142 – 143 Terminal Automation Improvement project. In 2015, Ryan was promoted to his current position as Executive Vice President. He has oversight of operations throughout the company, including estimating, project management, and field operations. During his career, Ryan has worked with many public and private owners and has participated in alternative project delivery methods such as Design-Build and CMAR. He takes great pride in representing Griffith Company and works to show owners and industry partners the Griffith Way. He has been serving as a State Director for the AGC of California and a Los Angeles District Board since 2010. With an understanding that there needs to be a solid investment in the future workforce within the industry, Ryan works to support the education foundation and interacts with multiple AGC Student Chapters and his participation in Griffith’s own Internship program. Resources:  Curious about where exactly you stand in terms of developing a succession plan? Click this link and take a short Succession Planning Assessment: https://www.constructiongenius.com/successionassessement/ Would you like to chat directly with Eric about if/how he can help you with your succession plan? Book in a quick 10 Minute chat by clicking this link: https://10minutes.youcanbook.me Recommended restaurants:  Old Brea Chop House: https://www.oldbreachophouse.com/ Connect with me on LinkedIn. For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to the Construction Genius: A Leadership Master-Class Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in! 

In episode 4 of “That’s Nifty” the gang sits down with ThankYouX and J.N. Silva to discuss their Nifty Gateway drop “THANK YOU MIAMI” go support them on Thursday March 10th at 7PM EST: niftygateway.comTwitter: @ThankYouXTwitter: @JNSilva_We discuss the following topics:Knack for Music, Direct line to people, Monikers, The Collab Part 2: Welcome to Miami, Integrating Styles, Easter Eggs, “There are no rules”, Quality/Quantity, Deadlines, Secret Solo Work, Art Collectives, How Ryan and Jose met, DEEP Crypto, Physical Galleries FOMO, Ramen Diet, Life before NFTs, Fostering Communities, Junction of Crypto and Art, Building a Brand, Creative freedom, Hijacking the Algorithm, No expectations, Artists’ feelings on selling their work, Interoperability, Social Tokens, Integration with everyday life, and Virtual WorldsMentions:@disclosure, @Crypto888crypto, @elonmusk, @GSG3D, @MaxonVFX, @toomuchlag_, @billelis, @beeple, @TommyKimmelman, @slidestream, @moonlightNFT, @WuTangClan, @ArtBasel, @CryptoKitties, @niftygateway, @SuperRare, @museumcryptoart, @JoshuaDavis, @SonyAlpha, @donjulio, @madebyanimus, @fewocious, @Mad_Dog_Jones, @opensea, @3LAU, @OriginProtocol, @terra_virtua, @decentraland

In this episode, Ryan and Jimmy recap their "Marriage and Money" training and how to chase financial freedom alongside your spouse.We all dream big with our spouses at the beginning of a relationship. But as the years go by and career shifts happen and children are born, it can be challenging to stay aligned on the goals you both were once so excited about.Today, Ryan and Jimmy are sharing the stories of how they each got in tune with their spouses, even with differing approaches to money. They offer tips and advice on how you can do the same!There is so much power in knowing what you want and having the support to get there. We want you and your spouse to experience the same to be sure to tune into this week's episode and check out our upcoming course on marriage and money.Key Takeaways:Dreaming big with your spouse (03:00)Different approaches to money (10:30)How Ryan and Jimmy got aligned (18:40)What happens when you know what you want (25:30)Upcoming course to help you get aligned (35:00)--Additional Resources:Join Our Cashflow Tactics GroupTake Our FREE 5-day Cashflow Tactics Challenge--Subscribe to the show on your favorite Podcast App, so you never miss an episode!If you enjoy listening to the Rise Up Live Free podcast, leave us a rating and a review on Apple Podcast!

Today we sit with Ryan Grand, Principal with HKW, an Indianapolis-based middle-market private equity firm. In this episode, Ryan shares his story and tells us how he landed a business development role by accident before finding that he unexpectedly loved it. We kick off the show with a breakdown of Ryan's professional history. After hearing about his transition into the field, Ryan fills listeners in on some of the challenges he faced early on before sharing his daily responsibilities, like nurturing relationships with thoughtful conversation and creating a pipeline of unmissable deals. But this is business, and some deals go to the wayside, with Ryan telling us how he adapts to missed opportunities. Toward the end of the show, we talk about Ryan's top-of-mind strategy and hear about how he keeps balance when striking a deal. Ryan goes on to tell us about some of the biggest misconceptions of business development and why only having a friendly nature might not give you the upper hand you're looking for. Bringing the show to a close, he leaves with details about the importance of keeping organized as well as notes on his transition to the virtual world in light of a global pandemic. Key Points From This Episode:How Ryan was able to pivot his career.Hear some of the initial challenges Ryan expected to face.Why Ryan wanted to do transactions and the reasons he pivoted to business development.Ryan tells us about his daily responsibilities and the nuances of his BD role at HKW.Find out about Ryan's top-of-mind strategy and how the pandemic has shifted his mindset.How Ryan keeps balance when executing deals.Ryan shares some of the biggest misconceptions about business development.Ways Ryan copes with the 'big' personalities in the room.Why Ryan is committed to organization, and how he uses it as a tool for success.How relationships form the backbone to successful business development.How Ryan has coped with COVID.Why his pre-COVID experiences helped Ryan mesh with the virtual world.Ryan Grand on LinkedInRyan Grand EmailHKW Private EquityAlex Drost LinkedInBranch Out Podcast LinkedInConnection Builders LinkedInHave thoughts or comments? We want to hear from you. growth@connection.builders

Apple Podcasts Rate and Review for SpotOn Ryan Stewman is the CEO of Hardcore Closer, a company that helps elite salespeople to elevate their sales game through new technologies and automated sales processes. He is the Founder of the Break Free Academy, a network of entrepreneurs and business owners who want to become elite salespeople in their respective industries. He is a contributing author to media outlets such as Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Huffington Post and the bestselling author of multiple books, including GCode: How to Stay Super Focused in a World Full of Distractions and Hardcore Closer, a book that describes the many setbacks Ryan experienced before finally stumbling on the path that led to his success. Ryan is also the host of The Hardcore Closer Podcast, one of the world’s longest-running sales podcasts. Ryan joins us today to share his story of growing up in an abusive home and serving time in prison to becoming a motivational speaker, business owner, and 4-time bestselling author. He highlights the lessons he has learned about business while working at a carwash in his youth, how his career pivoted from washing cars to working in the banking industry, and how serving jail time has affected his personal and professional life. We discuss why many salespeople have the wrong mindset about cold-calling and what they should do to become more efficient and effective. We also discuss Ryan’s inspiration to become a motivational speaker, his Hardcore Closer Program, and how his company helps sales professionals become the best-of-the-best in their industry. "Most people have mentally tricked themselves into sticking to what works. It’s effective… but it’s not efficient." - Ryan Stewman Today on Spot On Insurance: Ryan's work ethic and how it all started in a carwash. What Ryan learned during his time in prison. How Ryan’s career shifted from washing cars to working in the banking industry. Ryan's mindset after serving time in prison. How Ryan found the inspiration to become a motivational speaker. Ryan's opinions on cold calls and their efficacy and efficiency. The struggle between power and force regarding cold-call sales What professionals can learn from Ryan's Hardcore Closer Program. The goal of Ryan’s company and how they empower their clients to be better leaders. Exercises you can do to envision an elite version of yourself. Ryan's daily routine and how it can help you to be more focused. What their slogan "Do the work despite” means. Key Takeaways: Do the work every day that can bring you success long-term. Don’t focus on how fast you can win big, but how you can win every day. Resources Mentioned: The Law of Success In Sixteen Lessons by Napoleon Hill Connect with Ryan Stewman: Hardcore Closer Break Free Academy GCode Hardcore Closer book Podcast This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America’s Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week’s episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you’re learning, Spot Light your review on Apple Podcasts Rate and Review For SpotOn and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!

What are the best practices when it comes to teaching strategy and tactics to kids? In this episode, I speak with Laurentian Varsity Curling Coach Ryan Lafraniere. Ryan will be presenting a session at the upcoming "Adapting Thriving" Curling Coaches Conference in March 2021 titled "How To Teach Strategy And Tactics."Some of the topics we discuss include:How Ryan was recruited by his coach to become a curling coach himself (4:45)His coaching mentors (6:43)How coaches taught strategy "back in the day" (10:25)Where to begin teaching strategy to kids (12:55)A fun way to teach strategic concepts to kids using word association (16:43)The most challenging part of teaching strategy to new curlers (22:30)A curling coach's secret "equipment supply store" (26:30)What attendees can expect at his session on March 21st at the "Adapting Thriving" Conference (27:15)Links to the resources mentioned in this episode:Adapting Thriving 2021 Conference Web pageRyan's "Alumni Spotlight" video (2017) for Laurentian UniversitySudbury.com article (2009) about Ryan carrying the Vancouver 2010 Olympic torchDollarama Web siteRyan's e-mail address: RX_Lafraniere@laurentian.caGlenn Gabriel is an NCCP-certified curling coach who lives in Pickering, Ontario, Canada. He has been the coordinator of the Little Rocks (U12) program at East York Curling Club in Toronto since 2011. If you have a question or feedback on the podcast, send us an e-mail at coachingkidscurling@gmail.comThe intro and outro music is "Golden Sunrise (Instrumental Version)" by Josh Woodward. Licensed under CC BY 3.0

Commercial cannabis growers are notoriously tight-lipped when it comes to their growing methods, but not Ryan Douglas. Today this master grower shares all the secrets you need to take your grow to the next level (including what not to do). Learn more at https://douglascultivation.com/about  Key Takeaways: [00:54] An inside look at Ryan’s new book, From Seed To Success [1:35] Ryan’s background as CanopyGrowth’s expert cultivator when the company was still named Tweed [3:01] How Ryan helped CanopyGrowth get its start as one of Canada’s first and largest licensed growers [6:05] How Ryan went about choosing the best genetics to grow at CanopyGrowth [7:42] The efficiencies required for a large commercial grow [11:37] The most common mistakes commercial growers make and how to avoid them [14:33] Ryan’s advice on how to approach a commercial grow and determine what needs to be done on a high level [17:22] How to determine a reasonable budget for your commercial grow [19:02] Best hiring practices for commercial grows and what to look for in staff members [20:34] How to mitigate pest issues [26:34] The best type of lights for indoor grows [27:57] Where Ryan sees commercial cannabis grows heading over the next 3-5 years

On this episode sponsored by LendKey, Tim Baker, Co-Founder and Director of Financial Planning at Your Financial Pharmacist, joins Tim Ulbrich to talk about strategies for investing when you have maxed out your traditional retirement accounts.  Mentioned on the Show: LendKey: Refinance Your Student Loans 2021 Key Retirement and Tax Numbers to Know YFP 072: Investing Mind Tricks: How Behavioral Bias Affects Our Decisions YFP 073: How to Determine the Priority of Investing YFP 074: Evaluating Your 401k Plan YFP 075: DIY, Robo or Hire a Planner? YFP 076: Investing Rapid Fire Q&A YFP 163: Investing Beyond the 401k/403b YFP Planning: Financial Planning for Pharmacists Priority of Investing Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki YFP 167: Must Know Real Estate Terminology YFP 129: How One Pharmacist Built a 29 Unit Real Estate Portfolio YFP 140: How Ryan is Bringing in $11,000 a Month Through College Town Real Estate Investing YFP 173: Using Systems to Automate Real Estate Investing YFP 178: 5 Lessons Learned from Nate’s First House Flip Scott Rieckens Playing with FIRE: How Far Would You Go for Financial Freedom by Scott Rieckens YFP 188: Playing with FIRE: An Interview with Scott Rieckens Book a Free Discovery Call with YFP Planning

Many people want to start a business--especially when you start to think about the freedom, fulfillment, and even the financial rewards that come with it. But while it's easy to daydream about what it would look like to acquire those things, the reality is that most of us don't even know where to even begin.  In today's episode, I welcome Ryan Levesque, the CEO of The ASK Method® Company and one of the industry's highly-regarded personalities. He is a best-selling author of books on entrepreneurship like Choose which you'll have access to through a link I shared in the resources section. Ryan talks about the four kinds of entrepreneurs and gladly shares the steps he took in starting a business and what he learned from it. He also explains why entrepreneurs should not focus all their energy on perfecting everything.  Tune in to this episode and start your entrepreneurial journey today! What's Discussed in This Episode: 0:00 Introduction and Opportunity 4:32 The most important question to ask yourself 7:03 First steps to get started with your business 9:05 Deciding what your non-negotiables are 9:25 The four types of entrepreneurs 17:22 Ryan's analogy on starting a business 18:57 What is a shadow side 20:57 Looking at the life pyramid 21:32 The value of the ripple effect 23:16 Excelling in the five Fs of your life 25:05 Other aspects of the shadow side 28:16 How Ryan uncovered the different types of entrepreneurs 32:33 Why detaching yourself from the outcome and focusing on the process matters 33:32 Obstacles you face in the early stages of your career and overcoming it 34:39 Getting it going instead of aiming for perfection 37:53 It's either you earn or learn 39:25 Getting a coach  40:30 Pioneers and settlers in business 43:20 Honoring and banking on your ideas 44:19 Recognizing imposters syndrome 48:42 Ryan's growth, journey, and takeaways 52:50 Choosing progress rather than perfection About the Guest: Ryan Levesque is an accomplished entrepreneur and best-selling author. He started his journey by establishing practice businesses and now has his own enterprise, The ASK Method® Company. Ryan was featured in different publications such as USA Today, Forbes, Harvard Business Review, and Entrepreneur for his entrepreneurial work over the years. Currently, he has over 250,000 entrepreneur subscribers eager to read his business advice.   Resources: Check my latest podcast or listen to the previous ones (https://www.drmichellegordon.com/podcasts/)  Connect with me on Instagram (@drmichellegordon) Follow me on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/drmichellegordon) Join in on the next beta group (https://www.menopausemovement.com/hormones)   Business Type to Start Quiz (https://choosequiz.com/quiz-6-2/)  Books mentioned in this episode: Choose: The Single Most Important Decision Before Starting Your Business by Ryan Levesque (Use this link: https://cu262.isrefer.com/go/choose/Shelfster/)   Ask: The Counterintuitive Online Formula to Discover Exactly What Your Customers Want to Buy...Create a Mass of Raving Fans...and Take Any Business to the Next Level by Ryan Levesque (Paid link: https://amzn.to/3psRlGR)    Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (Paid link: https://amzn.to/3iUPGHI)  Big Magic: Creative Living Beyond Fear by Elizabeth Gilbert (Paid link: https://amzn.to/2Yl2I7N)    For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to The Menopause Movement Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in!  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan Kempson has become one of the best and most dynamic OCR athletes in the world. In 2019, he finished on the podium in the Spartan U.S. National Series and finished third at Spartan Race North American Championships in West Virginia. Topics covered in this episode: How Ryan uses water workouts to improve his recovery.How to create the optimal race day plan and a season-long plan.How to build sustainable training volume year over year. The future of OCR and some possible directions it could go.Mentioned in this episode: https://athleticbrewing.com/ (code RICHR20)Follow Ryan Kempson: Instagram: @ryan.kempsonFollow Reinforced Running Email: rich@reinforcedrunning.comYouTube - Reinforced RunningIG Rich - @reinforced_running_rich Twitter - @ReinforcedRunTRAINING RESOURCES: Apply for One-on-one Coaching Click Here For Your FREE Guide to Running Faster Learn More About Strength Coaching for OCR Athletes Click Here for Strength Coaching for Runners

Today’s episode of The Money Sessions is a special one!

Have you taken the time to consider how to get the most out of the things that bring you joy? Ryan Greene is a passionpreneur on a mission to help others get paid for their passions. Ryan Greene is an entrepreneur, author coach, bestselling author, and professional speaker. He is the Founder of GreeneHouse Media LLC, a media company whose goal is to provide “Media With A Purpose” via radio, television, film, and books.In this episode, we cover:How Ryan went from "I don't read for fun" to writing multiple books and starting his own publishing companyDebunking common myths about authorshipHow to use passion to get buy-in from others and bring out the best in your team when you know what they're passionate aboutWhy it's so important to take the time to transfer what you know into book formWhat it means to be a passionpreneurHow to shed the stigma of answering the question "What do you do?" when following your passionHow to avoid being seen as rough around the edges when you're really just passionateAbout Our Guest: Ryan GreeneRyan C. Greene is an entrepreneur, author coach, bestselling author, and professional speaker. He is the Founder of GreeneHouse Media LLC, a media company whose goal is to provide “Media With A Purpose” via radio, television, film, and books. Ryan is the author of ten books, hosts and executive produces several podcasts and web shows, and founded Indie Author PRO, an author development company specializing in teaching authors how to monetize their content, automate their business and become top-revenue authors.RyanGreene.comInstagramFacebookLinkedInYouTubeAbout the PodcastThe Lead with Levity podcast is a show for leaders who care deeply about what makes/breaks the employee experience. Our guests are dynamic researchers, practitioners, consultants, and business leaders. We cover foundational elements that are needed to avoid forcing the fun. We also invite lively managers who lead with levity to show us how it’s done. Thanks for joining us on this journey.

Show notes at https://thesternmethod.com/mary-swander Mary Swander is an award-winning American author, dramatist, performer, speaker, and teacher. She is the former Poet Laureate of Iowa and a professor emerita Distinguished Professor of Iowa State University. Mary is the Artistic Director of Swander Woman Productions, a theatre troupe that performs dramas about food, farming, and the wider rural environment. She is also the Executive Director of AgArts, a nonprofit designed to imagine and promote healthy food systems through the arts. Her latest book is The Maverick M.D.: Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez and His Fight for a New Treatment for Cancer (New Spring Press). The Maverick M.D. is the story of how Dr. Nick Gonzalez perfected the scientific theory behind Dr. William Kelley's work and put the protocol into practice in New York City. Gonzalez drew courage from his Christian faith, from Mexican-Italian-American family, and from key loved ones, colleagues and mentors.  He spent years treating patients with the most serious conditions--from cancer to diabetes to lupus. But he wasn't satisfied as an outlier in the medical community. He wanted his work put to the test with a clinical trial. This book portrays a man who fought for the acceptance of a nutritional cancer treatment in the halls of some of the most established U.S. medical institutions. Against intense opposition, Nick Gonzalez's determination held up until the end--a scientist who developed a therapy that saves lives and promotes the healing of the human mind, body and spirit.             ***Resources Mentioned*** Mary Swander   Swander Woman Productions    Agarts: Imagine a healthy food system New Spring Press Nutricology Pancreas Pork Natural Glandular Capsules Nutricology ImmoPlex Natural Glandulars The Nicholas Gonzalez Foundation The Maverick MD ***   In This Episode: Ryan takes a candid look at Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez’s life and “the man behind the suit” in the discussion with his biographer, Mary Swander. You’ll learn about why Ryan thinks so highly of Dr. Gonzalez, his life and personality, the Gonzalez Protocol and the results it produced. Ryan and Mary delve into Dr. Gonzalez’s attempts to take his enzyme therapy protocol to clinical trials in the conventional medical arena. They also discuss Mary’s experience as a patient of Dr. Gonzalez for over 20 years. You’ll gain insight into the brilliant mind of Dr. Gonzalez, his spiritual life, his concept of balance, and his mysterious death. And speaking of brilliant minds...at the end, you’ll be treated to a special creation by Ryan’s son, Ryder!            Timestamps: 2:35  How Ryan learned about Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez Dr. Gonzalez was speaking at The Truth About Cancer conference Smartest guy in the whole field - genius  Didn’t consider himself an integrative medical practitioner Helping people with cancer and other degenerative diseases Ivy-league doctor, traditional medical training 5:15 What was the paradigm shift which caused Dr. Gonzalez to go into the realm of unconventional medicine? His two loves : literature/arts and medicine Accomplished investigative journalist - worked for Time, Inc. Linus Pauling encouraged him to go to medical school after an interview Sloan Kettering Medical School When Dr. Gonzalez’s father got cancer, he stood beside his father’s death-bed and vowed he would find a cure for cancer. Met dentist William Kelley who had cured himself from pancreatic cancer Dr. Gonzalez wanted to know how Dr. Kelley cured himself and his patients - went to Texas to investigate how Came back to Sloan Kettering and tried to prove Dr. Kelley’s method in the conventional setting Wanted clinic trials but conventional medicine wasn’t cooperative Dr. Gonzalez had family in Mexico and could have gone there to practice alternative medicine but wanted to stay in the US. 11:45 Mary Swander’s experience as a patient of Dr. Gonzalez       Dr. Gonzalez passed away in 2015   MaryBeth Gonzalez (widow) has worked hard to keep his legacy alive   Mary Swander was patient of Dr. Gonzalez for 20 years   Group of scientists with breast cancer wanted to work with Dr. Gonzalez to heal metastasis On the advice of a friend, Mary worked with Dr. Gonzalez to clear up her fibrocystic tumors and to build up her depleted immune system   Mary didn’t want people to forget Dr. Gonzalez and his work. She felt a book needed to be written about his life and therapy. Dr. Gonzalez’s widow, Mary Beth, agreed. 17:00 What surprised Mary about Dr. Gonzalez’ life During the time Dr. Gonzalez was a journalist, he used to read a book a day.   He researched and was fascinated with ecology As a child, Dr. Gonzalez used to spend his summers camping at Lake George, NY. The rest of the year, his family lived in NYC. Went to Brown University but transferred for a short time to Cornell to study agriculture Read Sir Albert Howard and other sustainable agricultural teachers Thinking holistically at a very young age 21:25 The experience of trying to explain unconventional healing to conventional medical practitioners Dr. Gonzalez identified 12 different metabolic types Dr. Gonzalez was very “balanced” on his own scale of metabolic types Dr. Gonzalez’s grandparents were immigrants, exceptionally bright and accomplished. Mexican-Italian heritage. Ancestors helped lead the Revolution in Mexico and included accomplished musicians. Story of how Dr. Gonzalez’s grandfather almost didn’t make it through customs at Ellis Island but succeeded by playing the cello in the customs building halls. Anthropologist Margaret Mead said it takes 3 generations to create the super-accomplished person and Dr. Gonzalez was just that. 25:00 Combining the physical with the meta-physical/spiritual world The archetype of the wounded healer - physical wounds and healing can lead to spiritual awareness, healing, transformation Not only was Dr. Gonzalez incredibly bright and balanced, he was also very spiritual Dr. Gonzalez spent a lot of time with his patients and always had a Bible nearby Dr. Gonzalez grew up Catholic and became fascinated with the Bible during his first marriage  He had a photographic memory and became a biblical scholar 29:00 Dr. Gonzalez’s personality and drive to develop his program Small in stature, athlete, fighter, quick and motivated, driven Part of the program is use of pancreatic enzymes   Dr. Gonzalez learned about enzymes from Dr. William Kelley The enzymes are formulated in a precise way - Dr. Gonzalez worked on this for years Pancreatic enzymes go back to the end of the 19th century with a biologist (embryologist) named John Beard, DSc in Scotland Beard studied placental growth and embryonic development and theorized pancreatic enzymes might control tumor growth in the same way they control the growth of the placenta At the turn of the 20th century, pancreatic enzymes were being used with modest success Beard was forgotten about after Marie Curie’s discovery of radiation Dr. Gonzalez’s enzymes are still in production through NutriCology Dr. Gonzalez had to finance his own research Number of enzymes and frequency taken varies with the type of condition Everyone on the program does coffee enemas to help detox Dr. Gonzalez asked the Merk Manual editors why they took coffee enemas out of the manual (lack of space) Protocol uses liver and colon cleanses, some juicing Dr. Gonzalez’s widow Mary Beth is working to formalize the Gonzalez program and train doctors in the protocol Metabolic scale/typing determines which diet is used on the protocol 46:55 Balance is key  Acid v. alkaline - don’t go off the scale in either direction The genius of Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. William Kelley Not possible to use same protocol for everyone because of unique metabolic types 12 different diets with 99 variations   51:24 Metabolic typing Testing and bloodwork pH Personality type Physical characteristics Ancestry Geographical location 57:05 Dr. Gonzalez’s thoughts on meat Didn’t look as much at individual (chemical) components of foods as he did using foods to bring the body back into balance   Eliminate the whole food dislikes- listen to your body   1:02:15 Clinical study of the Gonzalez protocol Dr. Gonzalez worked most of his earlier career trying to find funding for his clinical trials (Nestle, Proctor and Gamble) Nestle funded a study by Dr. Gonzalez and Dr. Linda L. Isaacs on pancreatic cancer and enzymes published in medical literature Encouraged by doctors at the NIH to do a clinical trial Trial took place at Columbia University over course of 10 years Dr. Gonzalez wrote a book called What Went Wrong  because so many procedures weren’t followed In the end, researchers at Columbia published a paper which said the protocol didn’t work Success of the protocol often depends on the compliance of the patient Dr. Gonzalez didn’t cure everyone who walked through his doors   1:09:33 Mystery surrounding Dr. Gonzalez’s death News articles are not definitive Facts of the death (not conspiracies) are in the book Autopsy and second round of tests were performed Heart attack was ruled out Died suddenly at age 67 Not much reliable information on the internet about Dr. Gonzalez 1:13:45 Book: The Maverick MD Engaging book Readers want to know when the movie is coming out Book available on Amazon and New Spring Press Gonzalez Foundation- widow Mary Beth working to bring into print all the books Dr. Gonzalez was writing 5 books published so far 1:17:00 Picking up the torch where Dr. Gonzalez left off 1:19:30 Ryder’s first knitting project :) If you have a question or comment about this episode let us know below!!   Keywords                                               Volume                  CPC          PPC             SCORE   Pancreatic enzymes                              27100                      1.3              .87                45 Enzyme therapy                                      1300                      1.11            .9                  41 Alt:pancreatic enzyme replacement        1000                      1.62          1.0                  42 Alt:enzyme treatment                                720                       1.07         1.0                  26   Proteolytic enzymes                                 9900                        .91           1                    48 Alt: Proteolytic                                         18100                      1.37          .02                 49 Alt: Enzymes proteolytic                           27100                      1.15         .96                 43 Alt: Enzyme supplements                           5400                      1.85         1                    49   Enzymes                                                165000                       .47           .78                 64 Digestive enzymes                                   90500                     1.39           1                    59   Gonzalez protocol                                          90                      1.1             .16                 37 Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez                                  590                    1.13             .11                 37 Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez death                        480                     3.36            .12                 24 Nicholas Gonzalez Foundation                      10                        .78            .04                 33                                    Maverick MD                                                   0 Mary Swander                                                70                         0                .03                39 Mary Swander author                                      0   Metabolic typing                                         9900                          .67            .06                  37   Dr. William Kelley                                          90                           0                .04                 31   Nutritional cancer treatment                        110                        3.49             .45                  50 Nutritional therapy for cancer                       210                       1.45             .5                    44 Alternative cancer treatment                     4400                         7                 .03                  51   Dr. Linda Isaacs                                          290                         0                  .02                  25

All You Need to Know About Manufacturing in Mexico and Its Logistics Think about all the manufacturing logistics and production processes moved from China to somewhere closer to home. Doesn't it sound fantastic and much easier to have production costs and time reduced significantly if everything was moved to Mexico? Yes, Mexico! In this episode of the Page One Podcast, Luke Peters interviews Ryan Fernandez, the CEO and co-founder of BRH2 Plastics, a plastics injection molding factory based in Hermosillo, Mexico. He was the CEO and Co-Founder of Boon and Keen Distribution, now referred to as BKD – a subsidiary of Tomy, following the full asset sale to Tomy Inc., a publicly-traded company in Japan in August of 2011. He shares a detailed description of what it means to manufacture from Mexico and how it has significantly made things easier for them at BRH2 Plastics. Listen in to learn how a business-based relationship between the US and Mexico could mutually benefit the two neighbors solving many of their differences. You will also learn the importance of creating a management style that focuses on people's growth without also delegating excess authority. Key Takeaways: The importance of building relationships that will help make things easier when buying or setting a factory outside of the US. How to create a style of management that cares for its people and their growth within an organization. How manufacturing in Mexico has made things easier in production, time, and cost compared to China. Finding out how to partner with shipping companies with much better rates than small business rates. How not to give a sense of authority to people beyond what their sense of authority should be as a leader lest it backfires. Episode Timeline: [2:46] Ryan explains how he and his team brainstormed to make manufacturing less painful by doing it closer to home. [6:16] The logistics that were involved to make setting a factory in Mexico possible- from relationships to money. [8:45] He explains the time it took them to start manufacturing and the types of products they manufacture. [13:03] How Ryan handles financial strategies as his partner Hector handles the day-to-day operations on the ground. [15:01] He explains how they're working towards improving the management style to be about the people. [18:58] How the supply chain is changing from China and China plus one; to a possibility of completely replacing China. [20:46] The advantages of manufacturing in Mexico over China in terms of time and cost. [22:45] He explains how they handle the production process plus the production model they follow from when the order is made until its delivered. [30:38] Learning how to properly handle shipping and getting better margins from shipping companies. [33:32] The importance of a business analyst in analyzing the product trends and recognizing what is of importance in your business. [37:16] Ryan describes what he believes were his biggest mistakes in business. Quotes: “The art of delegation is vital and the art of me having people feel fantastic inside the organization, but I've learned that you can take that too far.”- Ryan [38:59]

Ryan Narus is a double graduate of Wake Forest University with an undergraduate degree in Psychology and an MBA with concentrations in Operations and Marketing. He's a self-made real estate entrepreneur who owns and operates 16 mobile home parks spanning 1520+ units. He began his career as an award-winning salesman, then took that knowledge to write and sell a book. After graduating with his MBA, Ryan went to work for Wells Fargo's Operations Leadership Program. Ryan works full-time on operating and growing the Archimedes' Group Portfolio.[00:01 - 02:45] Opening SegmentLet's get to know Ryan NarusRyan talks about his background[02:46 - 15:47] The Archimedes ModelMonetizing your spaceThree legs of every commercial real estate dealFind a person who owns a property and is willing to sign the deed to youHave money to pay for the propertyOperate with the propertyHandicap of not having any money to acquire a propertyRyan's recipe for successGet to know himselfFormulate a strategy and allow some flexibility to pivot in timeRyan talks about how he developed his strategy[15:48 - 19:13] Closing SegmentRyan's advice to aspiring investorsYour risk has to match your reward, and you've got to divide it by time.How Ryan stays on top of his gameLearning Spanish to connect with law-abiding clients who can only speak SpanishMaking the world a better placeHow to reach out to Ryan - links below Final words from Ryan and MeTweetable Quotes:“You can complain, or you can go make money.” - Ryan Narus“You don't have to have money, don't let that be an excuse. You can do it too!” - Ryan Narus“The easiest and hardest thing to do is to know thyself. You have to know yourself extraordinarily well. It's the easiest thing in the world to overlook.” - Ryan Narus“Know thyself. If you know exactly what you want, who you are, what you like, what you're good at, what you hate. That is the foundation that you have to build on.” - Ryan NarusResources Mentioned:Wake Forest UniversityThe Archimedes Group------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Ryan on LinkedIn. Visit his website at http://www.archimedesgrp.com/ Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify strategy and provide solid predictable returns.Call: 901-500-6191FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in! Email me --> sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

The time maxillofacial and oral surgeons spend in residency is invaluable, but sometimes what you learn in practice can be just as beneficial. This sentiment is echoed by Dr. Ryan Sheppard, today’s guest, who is on the show to talk about platelet therapy and internal sinus lifting techniques. We open the episode by taking a look at Ryan’s history in surgery, the influences of having a surgeon for a father, as well as how being trained in Texas and Chicago gave Ryan unique perspectives on surgery. Turning toward the present day, Ryan tells us about the changes he’s made to his surgery, touching on the use of ketamine during procedures and why he prefers his patients to be light on drugs rather than being on a heavy dose. On the topic of dosage, Ryan shares how a patient’s own drug habits can affect how he approaches their anesthesia. As our conversation progresses, we cover the highlight of the show as Ryan dives into his PRF technique, how it aids healing, and why dry sockets are less likely to occur from his method. He goes on to explain other techniques, including his Sticky Bone technique, which uses platelets and bone grafting. After hearing why Sticky Bone keeps the bone as a unit and why it’s easier to pack, we delight in some humor and hear a couple of Ryan’s Texas-isms. To find out what socks on a hen feel like, and a whole lot more, be sure to join us today!Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today’s guest, maxillofacial surgeon Dr. Ryan Sheppard.Ryan shares a brief history of his professional life.Contrasting the training that Ryan received in Texas versus Chicago.Why Ryan enjoys working in a four-man team.How Ryan’s life drastically changed when a hurricane hit the city he was living in.How Ryan has adapted his training into a per-scenario style of surgery.Changes Ryan has made to evolve his practice. Hear how Ryan’s implant techniques have improved over the years.How Ryan uses something called the “PRF clot”.Ryan tells us in detail how he performs the PRF technique.The patient benefits from using PRF.Ryan explains the Sticky Bone technique. The most important aspects of Ryan’s practice outside the realm of surgery.How you can learn from yourself, and perfecting your own techniques.The peculiar southern phrases Ryan says to his patients.How people who are regular users of marijuana need higher doses of ketamine.Ryan discusses various drilling techniques.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:School of Dentistry UABUniversity of TexasAstra TechNobel BiocareBlue Sky BioDr. Joe Funderburk

One of the biggest questions for anyone building their investment portfolio is whether to invest in real estate, stocks, or equity. Today's guest, Ryan Daigle, makes a strong case for real estate. Ryan is a real estate investor and Principal at Flywheel Equity, which invests in commercial multifamily properties by partnering with high-net-worth individuals seeking diversification from their stock-based portfolios. Flywheel sources, vets, closes on and manages value-add apartment properties in the Carolina metros for its investors, who receive distributions from the cash flow provided by the rent activity while also participating in the equity upside created by the rehab and repositioning of the property. In this episode, Ryan explains why he shifted from his role as chief technology officer to commercial multifamily real estate investor, and why he advocates for real estate as a resilient investment, as well as the important distinction between cash flow and high net worth. He also describes the many different ways to address financial portfolios, the benefits of having no-hassle investments, and how the flexibility of real estate makes it very attractive to investors. Finally, Ryan shares a bit more about his personal experience and goals, his hopes to create completely sustainable cash flow, and why he wants to have the knowledge to do every task in his business. Tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Ryan introduces himself and shares a bit about his real estate journey to date.Why Ryan shifted from chief technology officer to commercial multifamily real estate investor.The case for choosing real estate as an investment overstocks.Ryan explains why he chose real estate over startups: reliability, consistency, and stability.The importance of understanding that cash flow is the real end goal and not high net worth.Ryan describes cash-on-cash return, bottom line cash flow, return on equity, and the many different ways to address financial portfolios.Vanity and simplicity are always the intentions – the value of having no-hassle investments.Flexibility makes real estate attractive to investors while the stock market offers growth and appreciation, real estate offers options.Transitioning from a full-time job to doing real estate full time – Ryan shares his experience.How Ryan created space for himself to discover his passion and grow his passive income.Ryan's future goals are to establish sustainable cash flow, continue to grow Flywheel Equity as a business, and create more flexibility.Ryan wants to know he can do every task or role himself, from acquisitions to management.From CEO to low-level consultant, everybody needs to be held and hold others accountable.One thing that Ryan has brought with him from his time in tech is the value of transparency.Ryan directs investors wanting to invest in real estate to the resources on his website.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Ryan Daigle on TwitterRyan Daigle on LinkedInRyan Daigle on InstagramFlywheel Equity

Technology entrepreneur, Ryan Williams, is Mark’s guest on the podcast this week. Having started his first business at age 13, Ryan went on to graduate from Harvard College, and is currently the Co-Founder and CEO of Cadre, a highly successful online marketplace that provides institutions and individuals access to previously inaccessible quality real estate and alternative investment opportunities. Along the way, he has worked at The Blackstone Group in its real estate private equity division, and at Goldman Sachs in its technology, media, and telecom group. The passage he has chosen to discuss today is Psalms 23. Ryan begins by reciting the passage and sharing its significance for him, which finds its roots in his childhood. He and Mark then explore the significance of David’s experience as a shepherd, particularly in elucidating the sheep-shepherd relationship, the passage’s interwoven themes, and the enlightening context provided by the actual criteria for sheep to ‘lie down’. Ryan then reveals how his experience as a CEO has impacted his faith, describes his personal relationship with God, and recounts an absolutely beautiful moment when he was moved by God to speak at his grandfather’s funeral. As is the tradition on the podcast, our guest concludes by sharing the lessons he has learned about humankind. Ryan’s passionate tale of how this passage, ‘one of the most well known pieces of human thought’, has been an intimate part of his life from childhood to present day, influencing the way he works and leads his company, provides yet another striking example of the guiding and inspiring power of the Bible in the world and in our lives. Episode Highlights: · Ryan’s recitation and summary of today’s passage · Its significance for him · The significance for this passage of David being a shepherd · The passage’s two interwoven themes · The sheep-shepherd relationship · The criteria for sheep to lie down · How Ryan’s experience as a CEO has impacted and defined his faith · His deeply personal relationship with God and hearing his voice · Ryan’s eulogy for his grandfather · The lessons about humankind that Ryan has learned Quotes: “This is the first psalm, first verse I ever memorized growing up, you know, something my dad made sure I memorized and had to recite in front of my church and he had done as well.” “The perfect reading for anyone looking for comfort in the midst of a storm from a very deeply personal place.” “We oftentimes think that we’re walking alone.” “When there’s a shadow, there’s always light.” “The ultimate shepherd is always there for me.” “I make sure our team doesn’t get too high or too low.” “It’s universal and I’m trying to make sure that I apply these lessons David has, as the shepherd to my flock, to my sheep, at Cadre.” “Faith was the thing my family always leaned on, and I could lean on, and that goes back generations.” “You have to be open to it.” “They saw a child go up there and speak from a place of love and care, and someone that was inspired by God.” “We’re all a lot more similar than different.” “Open dialogue and conversation can solve a lot.” “We’re all sheep and our ultimate shepherd is the Lord.” “Our ability to come together under Him, with Him, for Him, I believe will lead to greater prosperity, fulfillment and love for all – something we all want.” Psalms 23 - https://www.sefaria.org/Psalms.23.1-6?lang=en&with=all&lang2=en Links: The Rabbi’s Husband homepage: http://therabbishusband.com/ Mark’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/markgerson?lang=en

Ryan Yokome is an internationally recognized expert in the field of personal transformation. After nearly committing suicide, Ryan reclaimed his inner courageous & loving nature by co-creating an abundant life complete with a wife, child, and a successful business. Ryan shares grounded wisdom derived from his experience as a father and entrepreneur. We also cover how to break free of stagnation, why a clear vision is vital, and how to integrate our masculine and feminine essences.    Show Notes: Why patience is a key masculine virtue How fatherhood helps shifts your orientation towards service to others How to differentiate between wants and needs What happens to our limbic systems when we become parents? Why a man embodies the strengths of a boy How Ryan's journey with his now-wife awakened his inner masculine Do you cross into manhood over time or in a moment? How does who I choose to be affect those around me? How to recover when we feel emotionally off the grid What are you willing to stand for? What's left when the pieces of your identity fall apart? More things will become clear as you walk your path with PURPOSE What does “home frequency” mean and how do you find it? Why vision and purpose will continue to shift throughout a man's life Ryan's journey in business, and how he shifted into an abundant lifestyle “The Pain pushes until the Vision pulls” Michael Beckwith Why an integrated masculine also embodies the virtues of the feminine How Jeddy is re-programming his relationship with feminine energy Why we need to look beyond gender when we enter this masculine/feminine conversation Why playing it safe will lead to a life of stagnation Connect with Ryan Yokome:   Website | Ryanyokome.com   Instagram | @ryanyokome     Rising Man Links:   Fire Circles | Are you ready to join other men JUST LIKE YOU who have found a way to RISE ABOVE life's challenges and create a life of purpose and fulfillment?   Initiation | Compass Program - 4 day 4 night Vision Fast in the wilderness, with preparation and incorporation calls in the months before and after.     Website | RisingMan.org   Instagram | @risingmanmovement Instagram | @jeddyazuma   YouTube | The Rising Man Movement - featuring videos of each Monday Morning Meditation episode!

Not all landlords want to hire property managers. It could be that fees are too expensive and erase the margins completely or just that they would like more control. Whatever the case, landlords need systems to self-manage their property. Today’s guest, Laurence Jankelow, co-founded a company, Avail, that has built an all-in-one suite of tools to help landlords manage their rental properties. We kick off the show by hearing about how Laurence’s desire to earn passive income and achieve financial freedom led him to real estate investing and ultimately starting Avail. He shares the company’s founding story and how it solves the pain points he and his partner, Ryan, faced as self-managing landlords. From there, we learn more about Avail and the tools it offers landlords and tenants. From tenant screening to maintenance requests to rental payments, the platform currently offers a range of services that are both safe and convenient for users. There are several other features in the pipeline, which Laurence also sheds light on. We then discuss some of the important systems DIY landlords should have in place along with how to manage out of state properties. As usual, we wrap the show up with our Final Four questions. Be sure to tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Hear about Laurence’s background and his transition from the corporate world to real estate.Laurence’s motivation for starting Avail and how it grew from an idea on a napkin to where it is now.Find out more about Avail and the services it offers both DIY landlords and tenants.Why Laurence and his partner, Ryan, rebranded and ultimately decided on the name Avail.Avail’s pricing structure and the difference between the unlimited and premium plans.Hear about how Avail manages maintenance requests from the tenant and landlord side.How Ryan incentivizes his tenants to help with showings he can’t do himself.Some other important systems that DIY landlords should have in place.Learn about the impact that COVID has on Avail’s systems and the market generally.The importance of setting up systems to help save time and ensure legal compliance.Why Laurence is passionate about three-unit multifamily investments.Final four questions with Laurence: The tools he can’t do without, his biggest mistake, and more!Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Laurence Jankelow on LinkedInLaurence Jankelow on TwitterLaurence Jankelow EmailAvailRyan Coon on LinkedInGoldman SachsTransUnionG SuiteAsset Management Virtual Summit Free TicketWayne PattonWayne Patton’s NumberAPT Capital GroupPassive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Facebook Group Free Call with Kyle or Lalita

Today it is great to have Ryan Holiday on the podcast. Holiday is one of the world’s foremost thinkers and writers on ancient philosophy and its place in everyday life. He is a sought-after speaker, strategist and the author of many bestselling books including The Obstacle Is the Way: The Timeless Art of Turning Trials into Triumph, Ego Is the Enemy, The Daily Stoic: 366 Meditations on Wisdom, Perseverance, and the Art of Living , and the number one New York Times bestseller Stillness is the Key. His books have been translated into over thirty languages, and been read by over two million people. He lives outside Austin, Texas with his family, and his most recent book is Lives of the Stoics: The Art of Living from Zeno to Marcus Aurelius. Time Stamps [00:01:10] Stoicism and "works over words" [00:04:04] Modern day Stoicism [00:05:16] Knowledge for knowledge’s sake vs. practical purposes of philosophy [00:06:58] The four virtues of Stoicism [00:07:59] Living well versus living the good life [00:10:04] The founding fathers and Stoicism [00:11:18] Ryan’s writing vs. academic writing [00:17:43] The deeply personal Meditations by Marcus Aurelius [00:19:21] Zeno the Prophet and the founding of Stoicism [00:20:41] Living in harmony with nature [00:22:16] How COVID-19 has given Ryan perspective on being zoomed into life [00:25:33] Eastern and Western conceptions of stillness [00:29:30] The relationship between Stoicism and humor [00:30:11] Aristo the Challenger and the influence of cynicism on Stoicism [00:31:01] Zeno the Maintainer and the repetition of names in Roman times [00:33:38] Antipater the Ethicist and transcending individual selfishness [00:37:56] Panaetius the connector and Stoicism beyond virtue [00:39:36] Women in Stoicism and Portia Cato [00:40:58] “Cancelling” Stoicism and the tearing down of Confederate statues [00:44:48] Posidonius the Genius and the battle between our lower urges and higher nature [00:46:26] The omission of frivolity in Stoic writing [00:48:16] Cato: Roman among the Romans [00:51:58] Epictetus and the nature of freedom [00:54:27] How Marcus Aurelius became the emperor of Rome [00:57:13] How Ryan has grown since his earliest engagements with and writings on Stoic philosophy

Ryan Begelman ~ Co-Founder of Summit Series & Biznow Media ~ Current Series ~ 100 Interviews with 100 Major Influencers   Ryan Begelman is the cofounder of Summit Series and the former CEO and co-owners of BizNow Media. In 2008, Ryan bought into Bisnow Media, became CEO, and bootstrapped it with its founders, Mark and Elliott from $1,000,000 to $20,000,000 in revenue with $7,000,000 annual profit. In 2016, he led the sale of Bisnow to a private equity firm for $50,000,000 and today, Bisnow is the largest producer of commercial real estate news, conferences, and webinars. Bisnow's now has 80 employees operating in 28 metro markets and hosts over 300 annual conferences attracting more than 70,000 attendees.  I first learned about Ryan when I read Steven Kotler's book Stealing Fire. In the book they tell the story of 3 young guys that want to rub shoulders with giants and how they got there. Ryan and his buddies came up with an idea to host a ski trip for some of the world's top entrepreneurs and thought leaders. Nineteen people showed up and thus started what is now called Summit Series. Summit Series began as an event series with a mission to unite world leaders through events designed to catalyze positive personal and collective growth.They gather leaders and feature icons like Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, Jessica Alba, and Al Gore.  I thought that idea was really creative and smart, but then as when I learned the next part of the story was one of the boldest, smartest, most genius moves I had ever heard of.  After creating Summit, Ryan and his friends decided they wanted to take their ‘community building' to the next level and buy a mountain….yes a mountain...where thought leaders and entrepreneurs could live, work, visit and enjoy. So they acquired America's largest ski resort for $40,000,000 Powder Mountain, where they created an actual town of entrepreneurs and successful people that go to the mountain for conferences, vacation, visiting, and living. Current to date, they have sold over $160,000,000 in homesites.       02:08: Intro     11:28: Getting Involved with Bisnow Media    14:57: How Ryan and His Partners Got Connect w/ Some of the World's Top     Entrepreneurs and Creating Summit Series    23:33: Creating an Entrepreneur Event at The White House    30:23: What Ryan & His Team Did When They Were Worried No One Important in Washington D.C. Would Come to Their Event at the White House    38:01: Ryan & His Team Decide to Buy a $40,000,000 Mountain    48:17: How Ryan Balances Running Multiple Businesses and a Mountain     48:25: Why Ryan Always Have Multiple Apprentices    55:35: The Most Fulling Aspect of Creating a Community of Successful People    56:44: The Most Impressive People Ryan Has Met From Summit Series 1:00:15: Ryan on Mental Fitness   Contact Info: Subscribe at RyanBegelman.com and I will occasionally send you insights.    For companies with $300K+ in profit email Ryan for investing opportunities Follow me on Twitter @ryanbegelman Website: https://www.thebusinessmethod.com/natalie-sisson Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-business-method-podcast/id1069958541?mt=2 Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly90aGVidXNpbmVzc21ldGhvZC5wb2RiZWFuLmNvbS9mZWVkLnhtbA%3D%3D Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2q8Q9t78sCL6kNkWlnV1Po

Ryan Matthews is an inspirational speaker, author and decorated veteran who trained elite Army K-9s and then became a civilian dog-trainer using his proven formula to train over 3,000 dogs. He earned almost $1,000,000 in 2½ years. As a workaholic; his success was plagued by the effects of a childhood trauma and PTSD. At age 30 he was diagnosed with multiple, life-threatening conditions. After a near-death experience, he felt like a failure. He decided to transform himself andshare his story to help others thrive.Author of "The Canine Connection" and "Heel Your Dog, Heal Your Life", Ryan mission in life is to share his gifts and talents to positively transform the lives of others. His TEDx talks are called “Overcoming PTSD with Dog Training Techniques” and "Let's Treat Each Other More Like Dogs."For more information visit www.WorldOfDogTraining.com. In this show we discussed:1. How Ryan traded unexpected assets to buy real estate and build a profitable portfolio.3. How do you handle the negative thoughts that come to mind before a big deal/decision?4. How does dog psychology translates to human psychology? The formula: RTCR5. What's your best tip for real estate investing?If you'd like to get Ryan's free gift The top 10 strategies to train your furry friend! go to bit.ly/10dogsecretsTo listen to the EXTRA portion of this show go to RealEstateInvestingForWomenExtra.com (https://glow.fm/realestateforwomen/ )To see this program in video:Search on Roku for Real Estate Investing 4 Women or go to thislink: https://blissfulinvestor.com/birokuOn YouTube go to Real Estate Investing for Women ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4FF7vwqQI1HsZ1uXln4-uQ/videos)------------------------------------------------------Learn how to create a consistentincome stream by only working 5 hours a month the Blissful Investor Way.Grab my FREE guide at http://www.BlissfulInvestor.com