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Holistic Lifestyle Coach, Pavanne Veltman, is back for a third episode with Scott and Joey. In this episode, Scott takes us to a new topic. Parenting and how it intermingles with our spiritual beliefs. It's one thing to have an awareness of what your parents did or did not give you growing up, but it's a whole other ballgame when you are now the parent trying to figure out what to do. This is the situation Scott finds himself in and he is seeking Pavanne's advice. This is the first time Scott announces that they were pregnant on air and it takes place right before their gender reveal party. It is super American, but he couldn't help himself and they found out it was a girl.... ahhhh how precious! Topics Discussed: How to raise independent spiritual beings who are able to decide for themselves what they believe in. How to raise boys from a mother of two. Specifically in making them feel heard. How Scott is excited no matter what gender their baby is And how to deeply root your child in a religious tradition while still allowing space for their questions and doubts. Questions for the Community: What did your parents teach you about God and religion? Was it positive or negative? What would you do differently when raising your kids? Is society missing out on something in their push to move away from organized religion? Message Us: You can e-mail (https://betweentwoworldspodcast@gmail.com/) us your questions directly or follow us on Instagram or facebook (@betweentwoworldspodcast) and become part of the conversation. Also find us on YouTube: (BetweenTwoWorlds - YouTube) You can find Pavanne at: https://yourholisticlifereset.com “My mission is to help women achieve their best possible health and to reconnect with their true selves so they can live in their fullest potential.” AREAS I CAN SUPPORT YOU IN ARE: Wellness & Detoxification; Right Diet For Your Type; Natural Lifestyle; Personal & Spiritual Transformation; Meditation; Forest Bathing; Intuition; Tarot Readings --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betweentwoworldspodcast/message

Scott Milener is the CEO of IntroSnap, which provides a way to book meetings faster and cheaper while supporting global causes important to invitees. Prior to IntroSnap, Scott was the VP Sales at Blueshift and Functionize and ran Enterprise Sales at Oracle Marketing Cloud In this episode, we talk about: How Scott got into sales His tips for closing massive, 7-figure Enterprise deals Why he decided to create a business that helps fund charities And so much more This podcast is brought to you by Postal.io, A Curated Experience Marketing Platform that Helps You Cut Through the Noise. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to grow this show and find the best guests possible for you. Follow The Podcast: Apple/Spotify: Millennial Sales Twitter: @TommyTahoe Instagram: @TommyTahoe YouTube: TommyTahoe Website: Millennialmomentum.net

In Today's episode of Everyday Oral Surgery, we take a look at how oral surgeons who run their own practice are uniquely positioned to benefit from the many perks and points that various credit cards have to offer. We welcome back an old friend of the show, Dr. Scott Weiskopf, who has been using credit cards in his practice for many years to save tens of thousands of dollars on first-class travel across the globe. Tuning in you'll hear Scott share his tips on how to get started and determine which type of credit card is best suited to your goals. Scott offers useful tips and tricks for keeping track of different cards, including a handy app called AwardWallet, and explains how to earn points on a variety of expenses from dining out to acquiring office supplies. We also hear from Scott about how to split points with your business partner. He also explains some of the risks involved in using a credit card for your business and how they can easily be avoided. To find out how you can start earning free travel on existing expenses, tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:We welcome back today's guest Dr. Scott Weiskopf.Introducing today's topic: credit card points and how to use them in your practice.Why oral surgeons who own a business are uniquely qualified to benefit from credit card points.How to determine which credit card is best suited for your goals.How Scott uses a range of credit cards to get benefits for different expense categories.Scott shares estimates of the money he's saved on his recent trips.How Scott manages the complicated process of managing his various cards.Why Scott prefers credit cards to airline-specific cards.How to get the most value out of a credit card for your practice.Instances where a credit card is not a good choice.Some of the risks involved in using a credit card for your practice.How Scott splits the credit card points with his business partner.Why taking out additional credit cards doesn't make a big impact on your credit score.Get to know Scott a bit better in our lightning question round.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:The Globe Trotter Teacher — https://www.theglobetrottingteacher.com/AwardWallet — https://awardwallet.com/Scott's email — scottweiskopf@gmail.comProject Hail Mary — https://www.amazon.com/Project-Hail-Mary-Andy-Weir-ebook/dp/B08FHBV4ZXShawshank Redemption — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0111161/The Goonies — https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089218/Dr. Grant Stucki Email — grantstucki@gmail.comDr. Grant Stucki Phone — 720 441 6059

Scott O'Neil is the formerChief Executive Officer of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, an organization with the mission of building passionate, high-performing teams that inspire people to enhance the communities where its teams live, work, play and win. With more than 20 years of experience in the NBA, NHL and NFL, O'Neil has earned a reputation as a leader of leaders and is one of the most connected, dynamic and driven executives in the industry today. Previous executives whom he has mentored and managed run many of the top organizations in sports and entertainment today; those he currently manages are poised to lead the industry into the next generation. O'Neil's reputation for authentic leadership, unparalleled drive to innovate and emphasis on the importance of corporate culture has placed him at the forefront of the industry vanguard. In merely six years overseeing operations for the properties in HBSE's portfolio, O'Neil led the Philadelphia 76ers to sign the first jersey patch sponsorship in “Big Four” sports history; construct the most technically advanced training complex in professional sports, the Philadelphia 76ers Training Complex; establish an industry-leading Innovation Lab, and become the first U.S. professional sports franchise to acquire a world-renowned esports team. In that same period, under O'Neil's ambitious and aggressive leadership, Prudential Center has become a top seven and top five most-played venues in the U.S. and the world by Billboard and Pollstar, respectively, and welcomes over 1.75 million fans and event attendees through its doors annually. As former President of Madison Square Garden Sports, O'Neil was the key architect in some of the largest venue sponsorship deals in history while overseeing iconic sports properties including the New York Knicks (NBA) and New York Rangers (NHL). O'Neil spent seven years as the Senior Vice President of the NBA's renowned Team Marketing and Business Operations group, where he advised NBA, WNBA, and NBA Gatorade League teams on all business operations, CRM Department and NBA Canada business. Earlier in his career, O'Neil served as the President of HoopsTV.com and held positions with the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) and New Jersey Nets (NBA). For almost a decade, O'Neil has served as an Alternate Governor for the NBA and NHL. In 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 the Philadelphia Business Journal named O'Neil to their “Power 100” list of the “most influential people” in the greater Philadelphia region; he additionally received Philadelphia Business Journal's “Most Admired CEO” honor in 2018. In 2019, The Hockey News named O'Neil No. 37 on their list of “100 People of Power and Influence.” In 2019, Hashtag Sports honored O'Neil with an award for “Leadership in Supporting Diversity in Sports.” Sports and technology outlet, SportTechie, named O'Neil as 2017's “Most Innovative Executive”; in 2016, Philadelphia Magazine declared him one of the “Most Innovative Leaders” in Philadelphia. He has been twice named to The NJBiz “Power 100” list. As a young executive, O'Neil was thrice recognized at Sports Business Journal's acclaimed “Forty Under 40” Awards; launching him into the publication's renowned “Hall of Fame.” He additionally received “Forty Under 40” honors from Adweek and Sporting News in 2006 and 2005 respectively. O'Neil's influence and experience have earned him a place at the podium at some of the largest industry conferences in the world, delivering keynotes at events such as: Leaders in Sport, Beyond Sport, Sports Business Journal's World Congress of Sport, the IEG Pivot Conference, the Ivy Sports Symposium, Sports Marketing Association's Conference and more. O'Neil's leadership practices have been chronicled and applauded in The Outward Mindset by the Arbinger Institute, publishers of The New York Times Best Seller, Leadership and Self Deception, The Orange Revolution by Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton, and Potato Chip Ticket Sales by Kathy Burrows. He has made numerous appearances on CNN, CNBC, FOX Business Network, and has twice co-hosted Bloomberg television's Bloomberg. He also interacts daily with his nearly 20,000 Twitter and 35,000 LinkedIN followers. He serves on the boards for the March of Dimes, Zoomi Inc., the Sixers Youth Foundation and the Sixers Innovation Lab. O'Neil earned his bachelor's degree in Marketing from Villanova University and his master's in Business Administration from Harvard Business School. He currently resides in Pennsylvania with his wife, Lisa, and three daughters. What you'll learn about in this episode: What went into Scott's decision to step down as CEO at Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment What the event was that drove Scott to start writing and how that eventually turned into his incredible book ‘Be Where Your Feet Are' How Scott came to embrace being a builder and a change agent  What holds the most meaning for Scott from his time at HBSE How you can accomplish anything in your organization when you have incredible people and an extraordinary culture Why the trip Scott took to Mozambique with his daughter to help build schools was so powerful Why it is powerful to recognize when the people you have hired have developed greater expectations of the culture than you have for it and to step back and let them take things to the next level Additional resources: Scott O'Neil's book- Be Where Your Feet Are Scott O'Neil's LinkedIn Scott O'Neil's Twitter  

Whether it's a small or big business, good counsel matters.  As the official zig-ziglar, small business lawyer, and zig legacy certified trainer, it is no wonder that Scott Reib is known as America's legal coach.  For the last two decades, Scott has been helping business owners, entrepreneurs, and coaches shatterproof their business by implementing specific strategies for structure, growth, and protection.[00:01 - 03:08] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Scott ReibWhy Scott focused in real estateLearning what people are doing wrongThe beauty of new sets of eyes when investing[03:09 - 15:09] Why General Counsel is a Must Scott talks about the 5 Proven Strategies to Shatterproof Your BusinessAssemble a team of key advisorsProtecting investors in a hundred waysWhy Scott built a subscription-based model around his legal servicesThe Problem in the Market Building relationships with the team and investorsA National Service in ProcessThe difference of general counsel from other counsels[15:10 - 18:07] Final Four SegmentWhat Scott would invest in with only $20,000 “Look for a property he could re-plot in Texas and contact other investors.”How Scott would help in a real estate mistake“Document everything you do.”Scott's way to make the world a better placeInvesting in stocks that give back to peopleReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsTweetable Quotes“A lot of litigation could be avoided if people were using lawyers to make their deals.” - Scott Reib“I'm not looking for individual professionals to advise me.  I'm looking for people who are willing to be part of my team.” - Scott Reib-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Scott Reib through scottr@reiblaw.com and LinkedIn.  Check out his book 5 Proven Strategies to Shatterproof Your Business and his website https://reiblaw.com/ and join the best team for your perfect strategy.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 

The bodybuilding coach who guided Wade to victory 25 years ago is back, helping Wade crush his 50th birthday. One day back in 1996, our host Wade Lightheart happened to catch a lecture at the BC provincial bodybuilding championships. Scott Abel was presenting the lecture, and Wade quickly noticed Scott's impressive knowledge of bodybuilding. One of Scott's students stood on stage during the class, and her bodybuilding physique was aesthetically flawless. The experience made an impression on Wade.   Over the next year, while Wade struggled in all of his bodybuilding competitions, usually coming in dead last, he kept noticing how multiple students of Scott's were winning contests and looking fantastic onstage. Wade decided he should find out what these other bodybuilders were learning from “Coach Abel.” So, Wade hired Scott to be his bodybuilding trainer, which turned out to be one of those defining moments in Wade's life. Scott guided Wade to many victories - not only in bodybuilding competitions - but also internal wins involving fitness, nutrition, mindset, and developing high-performance habits.  As Wade approaches 50, he has hired Scott a second time to be his fitness trainer to help guide his 50 weeks to 50 fitness plan.  Wade wants to hit his 50th birthday feeling fantastic (and he is documenting the entire process for biOptimizer followers), and Scott is highly qualified to help Wade achieve this milestone.  Scott Abel is a 40+ year veteran of the fitness industry whose expertise is in using metabolism to transform the physiques of both everyday people and bodybuilders alike.  Scott loves helping ordinary and everyday people lose weight, look better, and feel great - so don't think this episode is only for bodybuilders. Far from it - the groundbreaking information in this episode is already helping overweight, average Joes and Janes get into the best shape of their lives without feeling deprived by food restrictions.  Intrigued? Be sure to tune in!    In this podcast, we cover: Why Scott thinks the Keto diet is “the worst diet ever.”  What is the “cycle diet?” How Scott's high-performance bodybuilding history makes him one of the best fitness coaches for “regular people” What you need to do to stay fit and healthy beyond age 50 Metabolism changes as we age and how hormones play into this Scott's recent pivot on plant-based diets Why Scott has never been a low-carb advocate Some gold nuggets found in Scott's exciting books    What Professional Eaters Teach Us about Metabolism Scott was ahead of his time back in the 1970s with metabolism. He and Wade talk a lot about the science of metabolism, along with the hype and misinformation out there.  As a high-performance expert who constantly seeks out real-world evidence before making claims, Scott points out how his book The Cycle Diet talks about professional eaters and what they teach us about metabolism. He points out a petite, skinny female competitive eater they call the Black Widow and how she can eat crazy amounts of food in a short amount of time - like nine pounds of cheesecake in ten minutes - yet she remains “skinny as a rail.” Her example supports everything Scott has taught about metabolism for forty years.  Competitive eaters eat very little before a competition. This is what Scott teaches with the Cycle Diet: regular undereating with well-timed “refeeds.” This approach keeps your metabolism in fat-burning mode rather than getting sluggish and shifting into a fat-storing mode.  You see, diets - meaning long stretches of food deprivation that only work if they last forever, are not the right approach. They set people up for failure because when someone only eats a low-calorie diet for a long time, their metabolism goes into starvation mode, meaning it slows way down to a standstill. So then, when you do enjoy a cheat meal, your body stores it as fat.  This illustrates why most diets don't work in the long run.  Accept the reality of where you are physically. Scott talks about his spiritual transformation over the years and how he is a different person now. Scott Abel from the 1980s was much different.  One of Scott's spiritual principles he now takes to heart is “acceptance is better than resistance.” He points out that none of us can change the aging process, so it is better to accept the reality that aging is not something you have to fight off. Aging is not a bad thing. Go ahead and accept how aging is like a snowball going down a hill. “It accelerates as we age, and it's a very real thing. You're going to lose muscle. And you're going to have to accept that. You can mitigate it to some extent, but you cannot stop it.” “In my book Physique After 50, I say that ‘it's not enough to stop comparing yourself to other people based on your age, gender, or whatever. You must stop comparing yourself to the younger version of yourself.”   If you are 50 years old and Scott is starting a training program with you, he will not have you doing the same routines you did in your twenties. “Why would you try to approach it with the same mindset?”  Scott tells Wade, “One of my favorite sayings about aging is ‘consistency is more important than intensity. Back when you (Wade) first hired me, I would have slapped someone who said that. I used to be all about intensity.” “But now, I can throw my back out in my sleep. I used to be able to train with a little bit of backache. Now, I can hurt myself getting out of bed in the morning.” “People want to deny all this, but if you try to deny it, there's going to be some serious consequences. I like to say, ‘train your age.' If you're “past your prime” physically, yet want to get into better shape and optimize your fitness so you can live at the highest optimal level possible for you, then be sure to tune into this episode. Keep in mind this is Wade's trainer here. If you value and respect the knowledge Wade holds in the realms of fitness and health, then you will surely want to listen to what his bodybuilding mentor has to say. You know Wade is smart. Imagine how brilliant Scott is! There's a reason why Wade sought Scott's counsel.  Check out this episode - training at your age level could transform your life!    Episode Resources: Check out more about Scott Abel Scott's books on Amazon Scott Abel Coaching on YouTube Coach Scott Abel on Instagram Coach Scott Abel on Facebook Scott Abel on Twitter FLASHBACK: Episode 002: The Cycle Diet & What True Health Is

GHIT 0218:  Scott Robertson from the Track Walking podcast (Part 2 of Our GLTC Series) For this episode, Scott Robertson reviews a variety of topics including his racing in the Grid Life GLTC series, his multiple One Lap of America entries, being a driving instructor, and his Track Walking podcast.  Scott had an ill timed racing incident earlier this year just prior to the 2021 One Lap of America, not that any racing accident is ever well timed.  He was somehow able to get the car back in running shape in time for the OLOA with the help of a ton of help from the racing community and extended family.  His podcast approaches our sport and driving in general from a very different perspective and is unique among the racing and driving podcasts that are available.  We hope to have his podcast co-host on Seth Lemke on in a coming episode and we cannot wait to meet his Grid Life and OLOA crew chief and co-driver Becky Burton at the track and hopefully our podcast. You can subscribe to our podcast on the podcast provider of your choice, including the Apple podcast app, Google music, Amazon, and YouTube etc. Also, if you could give our podcast a (5-star?) rating or even better, a podcast review, we would greatly appreciate it and it would help us to grow the passion and sport of high performance driving. For instance, leaving an Apple Podcast rating is very easy.  If you go to your podcast library, under shows and click on the podcast you can leave a (5?) star rating and enter your review.  A link to the episode is: https://tinyurl.com/ScottRobertsonOnGHiT  We hope you enjoy this episode! PS  Please don't forget that if you are looking to add an Apex Pro to your driving telemetry system, don't forget to use our discount code for all Apex Pro systems you will receive a free Windshield Suction Cup Mount for the system, a savings of $40.  Just enter the code “ghitlikesapex!” when you order.  They are a great system and truly invaluable in safely increasing your speed on track and/or autocross etc.  The recently released second generation systems and app increases the capability of the system greatly. Best regards, Vicki, Jennifer, Alan, and Bill Hosts of the Garage Heroes In Training Podcast and Garage Heroes In Training racing team drivers   Highlights from this episode include: 1)  How Scott's racing career began and has continued to progress. 2)  We discover how versatile Scott's Miata is in its current role, road driven, race car, tow vehicle, and sometimes hotel room and base camp. 3)  Vicki and Scott bond over their Miata love for a bit.  Scott has a super secret spare stash and upgrade kit that we will get out of him someday.  We'd love to get our NB Miata a bit more reliable and sturdy.  (and we all know Bill loves upgrading his checklists, lol) 4)  Details of his difficulties in preparing for this year's One Lap of America after his on track incident.  It literally took a village (of racing friends) and every last minute to pull off the miracle save. 5)  The intertwining of the 2021 One Lap of America and the current GLTC season have impacted each other and how the season has gone to this point. 6)  Tips, Tricks, and Do's and Don'ts that experience has taught Scott over the years of instructing new and soon to be drivers on the track at an HPDE. 7)  Prepping for GLTC vs One Lap of America, and especially how to One Lap in a Miata race car 8)  Several things Scott got from Coaching with (hopefully our future guest for our GLTC series) Tom O (Tom O'Gorman) but we can also confirm one item that was not part of Tom's coaching. 9)  Podcast goals and perspectives on what they are trying to provide to our sport.   To follow Scott, you can go to: @TrackWalkingPodcast on Facebook or Instagram @RobertsonRacing on Instagram @RobertsonRacingMaita on Facebook

Looking into investing on your own?  In today's episode, we're going to dive into them!  Scott Price is an active real estate investor, currently owning multi-family, SFR, office, retail, medical, and land properties throughout Washington state. His primary focus is to buy and hold cash flow investments, occasionally partnering with other investors. Scott was a Real Estate Manager, Team Manager, Program Manager, Consultant, and Team Leader with successful roles in large companies, startups, and public sector. He proactively moved groups toward achieving high level business objectives, while working across many stakeholders and holding together all the details. Scott specializes in real estate and facilities management, real estate investment, software and hardware engineering, marketing, full lifecycle product development, business process improvement, international relations, virtual team management, and growing business concepts from initial idea through market release.[00:01 - 04:48] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Scott PriceScott shares about starting with a small investment and growing biggerAlmost two decades of real estate investing experience[04:49 - 14:23] Sole OwnershipHow to Do REI AloneYou are limited with long range plansBeing a financing ninjaScott talks about his diversified assetsManaging assets and tenants[14:24 - 20:50] Land InvestingWhat Makes Land a Good InvestmentLooking for more potential in land investmentCriteria for smaller markets[20:51 - 26:12] Final Four SegmentScott's advice to aspiring investors“Actively jump in and have a team and processes.”How Scott stays on top of his gameStaying educatedScott's way to make the world a better placeCommunity sculpture park: Price Sculpture ForestReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsTweetable Quotes“You really got to be thinking about that and analyzing not just what you buy at that moment in terms of that tenant… you really got to be thinking of the future.” - Scott Price“No cash flow is not very appealing.” - Scott Price-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Scott Price through: Scott@Bonvolo.com, Facebook, and LinkedIn.  Check out his website https://bonvolo.com and take the first step on your solo real estate journey.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

Dreaming of becoming a better capital advisor? In today's episode, we're going to dive into them!  Scott Williams is the Managing Director of Aline Capital.  Aline Capital is a fully integrated commercial real estate and capital markets advisory firm.  They offer investment sales, leasing , debt, and equity advisory services to commercial real estate developers and investors.[00:01 - 05:06] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Scott WilliamsScott shares how he started his real estate business[05:07 - 11:09] Boutique Capital Advisors“We are debt and equity advisors.”Serving as an intermediary between direct relationships  Scott talks about their advisory servicesTrouble in leveraging returnsAdding positive leverage [11:10 - 20:11] Investing beyond Real EstateChanging TermsUnderwriting Diligence of LendersConstantly invest in yourself and in your educationReplace your ‘how' to ‘who'Find trusted professionals[20:12 - 22:39] Final Four SegmentScott's advice to aspiring investors“There is no single bullet piece of advice.” How Scott stays on top of his gameInvesting on himselfScott's way to make the world a better placeNonprofit charity work Reach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsResources MentionedStrategic CoachGenius Network  Tweetable Quotes“The massive hiccup would be caused by the debt markets being disrupted.” - Scott Williams“People are going to be your biggest resource.” - Scott Williams“Trust you, trust your gut, trust your process and constantly refine and work on your process by getting that knowledge.” - Scott Williams-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Scott Williams through: swilliams@alinecapital.com, LinkedIn, and 864-423-5396.  Check out his website https://www.alinecapital.com/ and begin investing in yourself and real estate.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 

Want to invest by not using your retirement fund? In today's episode, we're going to dive into them!  Scott Maurer is the Director of Business Development for Advanta IRA.  Scott shows individuals how to use their IRAs and 401(k)'s to invest in multifamily real estate and also help syndicators realize the potential to raise capital from the trillions sitting in their retirement accounts.  Scott is a licensed attorney in the State of Florida and works with individuals and companies nationwide.   [00:01 - 03:57] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Scott MaurerScott talks about self-directed IRAs and 401(k)sWhy People Use their Retirement Fund More[03:58 - 11:05] Long-Term IRA & 401(k) InvestingThings to Remember in Taking Out IRA FundsTime ComponentsDoing what they can do upfrontHow to Connect with Prospective PartnersScott talks shares his strategy in connecting with peopleDebt Partnerships[11:06 - 17:37] Communicating ChallengesComplications in IRAs and 401(k)sCapital Raising versus Self-Directed AccountsThe Challenge of Syndications and DocumentsWhy Communication is Important in Investing[17:38 - 20:06] Final Four SegmentScott's advice to aspiring investors“Grow your network, meet people and ask questions.”How Scott stays on top of his gameDoing due diligence in what he is investing inScott's way to make the world a better placeInvesting in peopleReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsResources MentionedSyndicationProInvestNextGroundbreakerDocuSignTweetable Quotes“Understanding that time component is gonna be lengthier than someone just writing to you a check out of their savings account.” - Scott Maurer“Most syndicators do an excellent job in communicating… but sometimes the communication falls through.” - Scott Maurer-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Scott Maurer through: smaurer@advantaira.com, LinkedIn, and 727-581-9853 ext. 1123.  Check out Advanta IRA Services, LLC through www.AdvantaIRA.com, Youtube, and Facebook.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

Episode Summary:  Today, we sit down with Scott Frost, who has served as Senior Vice President of Sales for North America at Fluidra for almost three decades.  Since its founding in 1969, Fluidra has grown into a well-respected multinational group in the pool and wellness industry, operating in more than 45 countries through its subsidiaries with a team of over 6000 employees. Fluidra's portfolio includes a number of prestigious brands such as Jandy®, AstralPool®, Polaris®, Cepex®, Zodiac®, CTX Professional®, and Gre®.  Scott says that, after over 28 years, nothing compares to this particular crisis. He speaks on how the pool industry has been impacted by the pandemic since the beginning of 2020 and what opportunities emerged in the new normal among the radical changes that the industry has undergone as a whole.  However, Scott also notes that there are more positives than negatives in the long run and that one of the most important ways for companies to thrive is for them to have open, honest communication with their customers as everybody continues to navigate these uncertain times.  Topics Discussed:  01:05 - An introduction to Scott Frost  05:32 - The past year was both “an exciting and challenging time”  11:05 - Tackling challenges and rethinking just-in-time systems  16:03 - How the pandemic has influenced Fluidra's decisions  18:33 - Why no other crisis compares to this one  19:45 - The pandemic's positive effects on the industry  25:44 - The pandemic's negative effects on the industry  28:15 - Texas freeze effects  33:25 - Suez Canal, trucking, and freight effects  35:47 - How manufacturers are alleviating supply chain issues  40:11 - How to help customers navigate these tricky times  48:34 - How dealers can adjust consumer expectations  52:06 - How Scott sees the industry recovering        Sponsors:  Fluidra  Pool Pro Mag  Connect with Guest:  Episode Webpage  Website  Facebook  Instagram  Twitter  LinkedIn  YouTube    Connect with Pool Chasers:  Website  Instagram  Facebook  Facebook Group  Twitter  YouTube  Patreon    Key Quotes from Episode:  “Just-in-time” only works if you have historical basis to understand what the future will bring, and there is now such a lack of understanding of what the future holds.  A positive from the pandemic is that I'm now spending a lot more time talking about the convenience and the fun of owning a pool. It's put us on the radar.  We're in the backyard entertainment business.  The easy thing is to react to what the consumer wants. “I need my pump fixed,” or “I need my pool cleaned.” That's reacting. Being proactive and looking at your business with a proactive approach is a good practice. 

Scott Joseph's passion is to get sales and marketing to operate as a unified, high-performing machine. Scott started his journey in the automotive industry selling cars long before my car dealerships or J&L Marketing was even a thought. Today, Scott's role is the same in all of the companies he is fortunate to own and lead. Scott focuses on innovation, strategic alliances, improving business plans and the overall vision.   In this episode, Scott and Brad discuss the importance of marketing for small businesses and what it means to your business today to be successful. 00:00 Intro 02:03 “Digital is so easy as long as you have someone who understands the data; know your numbers.” - Scott Joseph 04:30 How Scott got started selling cars 08:20 “I'm going to start marketing for car dealerships, not sell.” - Scott Joseph 11:51 What Brad had to do to keep the lights on at LightSpeed VT 14:19 “The number one thing you must have is a great General Manager because if you have that, you have a license to print money.” - Scott Joseph 15:00 AI 22:30 The accidental advertisement 24:03 “If you are an owner of a business you want to have the faith and trust that nothing is going on behind the scenes.” - Scott Joseph 28:00 P&L's in the car dealer business 31:12 What you can do next month to increase your sales 34:00 The power of having a jet 38:30 The media 40:51 Top five things to be successful  44:31 “Start with your belief system and let it impact the result.” 48:12 Brad's top 5 51:18 “The knowledge is irrelevant if you do not follow it.” 51:42 Shout-out to #75Hard 56:00 Water 58:29 Check out Scott's podcast, website, and give him a follow!  

Have you ever thought about building something heavily anchored on culture? In today's episode, we're going to dive into them! Scott Choppin is the CEO and Founder of The Urban Pacific Group of Companies, a company whose mission is to pursue urban infill real estate development and provide high-level real estate development strategic services to major commercial business.  The Choppin Family has been in the real estate development business since 1960, including the development of the World Trade Center in Long Beach, California. Scott Choppin entered the business in 1983, working on family multifamily development projects. [00:01 - 06:57] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Scott ChoppinScott shares his life and real estate journeyAs an Urban Infill Housing Developer[06:58 - 14:36] Multi-Generational HousingCultural Driven Housing as the RootNew Opportunities of LivingUrbanized SuburbsA Hundred Percent Tenant Retention[14:37 - 26:01] Going Deeper with the NumbersScott goes into the details of building multi-generational housingBuilding is Considering Several ThingsBuilding the Same Thing Over and Over Again“Reduced competition means reduced land prices.”Why “Not to Sell” is a Chosen Exit[26:02 - 33:47] Final Four SegmentScott's advice to aspiring investors“Build your networks around you.”How Scott stays on top of his gameContinuous Competitive LearningScott's way to make the world a better placeWorkforce Housing ModelReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsResources MentionedApartments.comZillowTweetable Quotes“We give them a new space of possibility to live.” - Scott Choppin“Complexity is the enemy of profit.” - Scott Choppin-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Scott Choppin through: choppin@urbanpacific.com or LinkedIn.  Check out www.urbanpacific.com and dive into another culture of real estate investing.   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

06:00 – Harry welcomes back to the show, Scott Miller, who speaks to how the global pandemic impacted him and what motivated him to write a second book17:37 – How Scott handled educating his children on preparedness amidst this pandemic20:28 – Scott speaks to the ten-part Mess to Success Series he's currently working on31:19 – Scott talks about the concept of finding the smallest viable market33:43 – How Scott gets the most value out of his podcast guests36:23 – The importance of friending your competition and hiring people who are smarter than you41:20 – Scott recalls some of the best advice he's received from his team and how he handles controversial guests48:23 – Scott and Harry talk about the value of engaging in civil discussions with those you don't necessarily agree with51:22 – Scott stresses why it's vital to develop your storytelling craft58:14 – Scott reflects on where he is currently in the story of Scott Miller1:01:00 – Harry thanks Scott for joining the showTWEETABLES“I worked twenty-five years inside of a corporate giant. But I think the pandemic, like for all of us, changed everybody's values. So, I want to spend the next half of my career teaching people the lessons that I've learned.” (11:27)“All that matters is our relationships and helping each other. That's all that matters.” (19:51)“Instead of net fishing, you should be spear fishing. How do you create the most successful podcast with the fewest number of listeners?” (31:59)“Leadership is a broad category. Leadership is culture. Leadership is sales. Leadership is profit. Leadership is customers. Leadership is marketing. Leadership is brand.” (34:27)“I also just think there's two types of mindsets, a scarce mindset and an abundance mindset. I just do not believe that the podcast I host is smaller because you host your podcast.” (37:57)“I do not like to kick people when they're down. If someone deserves to be kicked, I'll call them up and kick them. And I won't tell you that I kicked them. Or I won't vote for them. But I generally believe that if someone is coming on my podcast, my job is to give them a platform where they can share what it is they're talking about. I'm not a journalist, I'm a podcast host.” (47:10)“You learn, as a podcast host, bruise hard, heal fast. You cannot serve all people all the time.” (50:41)“Storytelling is such a valuable skill for CEOs, for CFOs. What is our story? Where are we going? How are you part of that? What is the antagonist? How can you be part of the solution? What does success look like? What does it feel like? Same as a podcast guest.” (54:24)THANK YOU SPONSORS!FocusriteFullCastLINKS MENTIONED*FullCast Website *Podcast Junkies Junkies Facebook GroupLink to Podfest Expo Virtual SummitScott's LinkedInScott's PodcastsScott's WebsiteScott's Books:Management Mess to Leadership SuccessMarketing Mess to Brand SuccesOther Books Mentioned:AntifragileBlack SwanGood to Great

Is there a secret to succeeding in a treasury career? In this episode of The Treasury Career Corner podcast, you'll hear tons of fantastic tips from Scott Taylor, Treasurer at Bandwidth Inc. Scott shares his thoughts on embracing change, seeking out new resources, asking questions, and advancing in your treasury career. Scott's treasury career began at Dillard's Department Stores in 2002. After this, he joined Treasury Strategies as a Consultant for corporate treasury teams and financial institutions. He has since held various treasury roles at large and middle-market multinational companies, including Bandwidth, where he is currently. Formed in 1999, Bandwidth is a leading software-driven communications company that's transforming the way people communicate. It's challenging the standards of old telecom by providing voice, messaging, and emergency services to enterprise-grade users. On the podcast we discussed… How Scott first got started on the treasury career path Why asking questions was key to developing his knowledge and experience The benefits of having such a varied CV/resume Why Scott likes to embrace change and find new solutions How being open about your career goals can unlock new opportunities You can connect with Scott on https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-taylor-2b700858/ (LinkedIn). Are you interested in pursuing a career within Treasury? Whether you've recently graduated, or you want to search for new job opportunities to help develop your treasury career, The Treasury Recruitment Company can help you in your search for the perfect job. https://treasuryrecruitment.com/jobs (Find out more here). Or, send us your CV and let us help you in your next career move! If you're enjoying the show please rate and review us on whatever podcast app you listen to us on, for Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-treasury-career-corner/id1436647162#see-all/reviews (click here)!

On the latest episode of Motoring Millennials - Scott Dolmage joins us! We discuss the automotive universe that is Detroit, and much more! Topics include:How Scott's passion for motorcycles and cars beganThe motorcycle and automotive atmosphere that embodies DetroitScott's career as a technician and his time working at an Indian dealer that was owned by Roger PenskeScott's DeLorean, how he found it, and what he is currently doing with the carScott's 1967 Bentley rebuild and projectAll of that, and much more! We hope you enjoy the latest episode. Be sure to follow along at Motoring Millennials on Facebook and Instagram. Keep on Motorin'

Show notes:Today we have Scott Sherin on the show. Scott is 23 years young from NJ, a graduate from the University of Delaware in 2020 studying finance and entrepreneurship. He currently owns one rental property in Indianapolis, and is actively writing offers to expand his real estate portfolio while working full time from home. Scott is a life-long learner who became fully sold on the idea of F.I.R.E. (Financial Independence Retire Early) a year or two ago through podcasts, youtube videos, and books.On this Episode You’ll Learn:-Scott’s background and how he got started-Why Scott got into real estate investing-How Scott navigated through analysis paralysis-What is Scott’s “Why”Scott’s market and how he ended up in IndianapolisScott’s first deal and forming his core four-Tips for networking with new vendors and other investors-Lessoned learned from Scott’s first deal-Importance of Systemizing processes-Whats next for Scott’s FIRE journeyContact Info:Instagram/TikTok: @ScottSherin_Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scott.sherin2

One of the most recession-resistant asset classes is warehouse investment, and today we sit with industry expert Scott Krone to find out why. With a Master’s of Architecture from Illinois Institute of Technology, Scott is the Founder of Coda Management Group; a company that specializes in creating and seeking existing warehouse investment opportunities. We open the show by hearing more from Scott about Coda and what they do in the real estate space. Scott then talks about warehouses as an asset class and draws relatable comparisons to multi-family. He notes why warehouse investment is a simplified version of multifamily, and how they’re typically favorable toward NNN leases. Looking at present times, we ask Scott to tell us about how his warehouses have performed during the coronavirus pandemic. Listeners will delight in some of the ways this asset class has soared, as Scott uses examples of basketball and indoor golf. Following this, Scott gets into the nitty-gritty things and explains how he evaluates markets for warehouse opportunities, the strengths of warehouse opportunities, and who he works with to find inventory. To conclude the show, we ask Scott about his biggest business blunders and what his most useful industry tool is. Be sure to join us today! Key Points From This Episode:Introducing today’s guest Scott Krone.We hear a little bit about Scott’s background.Scott tells us about what he currently does with Coda.Hear about warehouses as an asset class.What makes warehouse leasing so similar to multi-family.How the warehouse space has coped with the coronavirus pandemic.Driving factors that make investing in the warehouse space interesting for Scott.How Scott evaluates markets for warehouse opportunities.Who Scott works with to find inventory.Scott lists his top three strengths for warehouse investing.The cautions that come with warehouse investment.What a typical investment plan looks like for Scott’s warehouses.Find out how Scott chooses his tenants and what the perfect lease plan is.One tool Scott uses in real estate investing he cannot do without.Scott’s biggest business mistake.Tweetables:“Our main portfolio of investments right now is actively pursuing self-storage opportunities — either creating them or looking for existing opportunities.” — Scott Krone [0:02:03]“If you’re doing a triple net lease, then it’s just straight income to you and your tenant takes care of the rest. So within our flex warehouse space, we have modified gross and triple net leases. It’s much easier for us to manage compared to multi-family.” — Scott Krone [0:03:27]“Warehouses are much more predictable. We could look at demographics, saturations, market rates — it’s a lot more analytical than comparatively to multi-family.” — Scott Krone [0:02:05]“We’re not going in paying top dollar, we’re coming in and making sure that we have a competitive advantage once we do buy. We truly believe that you make your money on the buy, not on the sell.” — Scott Krone [0:09:01]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Passive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Facebook Group Free Call with Kyle or LalitaScott Krone on LinkedInCoda Management GroupCoda Management Group emailIllinois Institute of TechnologyRedIQVirtual Asset Management Summit 2021

For advisors considering a transition, many factors come into play as they navigate that decision. From industry trends to their own goals and vision for their practice, advisors need to consider every angle in order to ensure they find the right firm partner fit for their long-term business vision. In this episode, Elite Consulting Partners CEO Frank LaRosa is joined by Regional Market Manager and Senior Transition Consultant Scott Breault, who puts his industry expertise to work by providing key insights for advisors considering making a move.Topics discussed include:*How Scott's industry experience and wholesale background inform his role as a transition consultant.*What the narrowing of the wholesale space signifies and how the wholesale field is changing within the financial services industry.*The economic and strategic upside of current transition opportunities, particularly from the wirehouse to independent space.*The daily rituals and processes utilized by the most successful advisors to continually build momentum for their practice.The conversation between Frank and Scott taps into their combined more than five decades of experience and provides advisors with important takeaways on industry trends, the details of which offer up a unique and positive value proposition that, when put into action, can provide positive impact now for advisors and their practices. 

The full mouth extraction process can be a daunting and traumatic one for patients. However through the right care and communication, it can be managed in a healthy and safe way, and joining to talk about exactly how he does this, is Dr. Scott Weiskopf! Scott is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, currently practicing in Memphis, and we get to hear all about the way he approaches his work in full mouth extractions. He talks about dentures, suturing, procedures, precautions, and more. The main point that our guest makes is around setting the patient at ease before and after the surgery, through communication and the proper care. Scott also shares some of his thoughts on alveoloplasty surgery before talking a bit about the follow-up process and how this differs from patient to patient. So for all this and then some, join us on the show!Key Points From This Episode:Lessons that Scott has learned over the years to make a full mouth extraction a little easier for patients.The improvement that is offered by the installation of dentures for extraction patients.Conversations around the available denture options and Scott's usual recommendations.The surgical component of the full mouth extraction; how Scott makes his way around the mouth.Extra measures and precautions that Scott takes to safeguard against sharp spots. Scott best tips for quick and successful suturing.How Scott goes about his alveoloplasty surgery and the extra attention he pays to his files.Scott's usual post-operation instructions to patients about their dentures. Follow-up appointments and how Scott prioritizes these measures where necessary.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Dr. Scott WeiskopfDr. Grant Stucki Email — grantstucki@gmail.comDr. Grant Stucki Phone — 720 441 6059

Brad and Ryan talk to one of CashFlow Tactics originals, Scott Everhart, about how he went from nothing to $17,000 a month in 7 short years.A lot of things can happen in seven years. You can finish your education. Get a job. Marry. Have a child. Oh, and you can come up with a Game Plan, implement it, and become financially free. That’s what Scott Everhart did. We met Scott way back in 2015. Even before that, he was an extremely hard-working individual. By corporate standards, he was a success.Scott had some money. He had a sizable amount of assets. And he had a 401(k). But he wanted something different. Something more. That’s when he came across the Vault. And, the Vault led him to us. We’ve been working together ever since. He quickly devised his Game Plan. Seven years later, Scott’s Vault is fully financed and he’s making $17,000 per month. How did he manage to do all of this in such a short amount of time?From his real estate investments to how he achieved financial freedom in just 7 years, we discuss everything. DISCLAIMER: During the recording of the interview, we experienced some technical problems. We apologize for the sound quality in the last 10 minutes of the podcast. Key TakeawaysIntroduction (00:00)How Scott came across the Vault back in 2015 (01:44)What motivated Scott to start working towards Financial Freedom (05:29)How Scott fully funded his vault in just seven years (09:04)What originally drew Scott to Real Estate (12:22)When did Scott realize that his Game Plan started working (16:27)What’s Scott been up to in the last couple of years (20:37)How asset-backed lending became a part of Scott’s plan (24:52)What did Scott’s wife react to all of the financial moves he made (29:13)What exactly does Financial Freedom mean to Scott Everhart (34:31)Closing thoughts (38:57)Additional ResourcesYou can get in touch with Scott Everhart at sje60047@yahoo.comJoin Our Cashflow Tactics GroupTake Our FREE 5-day Cashflow Tactics Challenge

Scott Keyes is a two time Millennial Travel Podcast guest and needs no introduction as the founder of Scott's Cheap Flights. Today, he comes back to chat about his new book Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World.    In case you don't know Scott… Scott Keyes is the founder of Scott's Cheap Flights, a travel platform with over two million members around the world. It's been called “the travel world's best-kept secret” by Thrillist and received praise in The New York Times and The Washington Post, among others. Prior to becoming a leading expert on cheap flights, Scott graduated from Stanford University and worked for years as a journalist, with bylines in The Washington Post , The Atlantic, The Guardian, The Nation, and elsewhere. When he's not on a plane, he lives in Portland, Oregon.   If you haven't heard on our first podcast together, I highly recommend listening to Episode 15 of The Millennial Travel Podcast with Scott from Scott's Cheap Flights.   For more on this topic check out our guide: Travel Hacking: Saving Money and Finding Cheap Flights.     In this episode of The Millennial Travel Podcast I discuss with [name of guest]:  Scott's experience getting the COVID-19 vaccine and what the vaccine means for travel. When Scott's book Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World is coming out. How does Scott follow travel news regarding flights?  What are vaccine passports and are vaccine passports needed for international travel?  Is your vaccination certificate allow you to travel internationally?  Do I need a yellow vaccination certificate from the WHO to travel internationally?  Will domestic travel within the United States require vaccination?  What are the entrance requirements for COVID-19 tests and vaccinations for Hawaii?  What airlines have empty middle seats? What are airline capacities like post-pandemic?  When is New York City opening?  Are there flights where everyone takes a COVID-19 test? How to stay on top of entrance requirements and testing requirements for travel?  Are there COVID-19 rapid tests at airports in the United States? How much are rapid tests for COVID-19?  Some hotels are providing free tests for guests to return to the United States. How Scott started Scott's Cheap flights. How Scott encourages his readers to “take happier trips.”  Why it's so important to have a trip to look forward to. Why it's better to take a few trips per year rather than just one big trip… and how to find cheap flights! What were Scott's 2020 travel plans that got cancelled and what do Scott's 2021 travel plans look like?    The Millennial Travel Podcast Rapid Fire Questions I ask Scott Keyes:  Does using an incognito window save your money on flights?  What is the best day to book flights? Is Tuesday a good day to book flights?  How to find cheap business class flights?   Resources from Scott Keyes & Matt Wilson:  Signup for Scott's Cheap Flights Newsletter Scott's new book: Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World   Full show notes and resources at: http://under30experiences.com/blog/scott-keyes-scotts-cheap-flights

Scott Keyes is a two time Millennial Travel Podcast guest and needs no introduction as the founder of Scott’s Cheap Flights. Today, he comes back to chat about his new book Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World.    In case you don’t know Scott… Scott Keyes is the founder of Scott’s Cheap Flights, a travel platform with over two million members around the world. It’s been called “the travel world’s best-kept secret” by Thrillist and received praise in The New York Times and The Washington Post, among others. Prior to becoming a leading expert on cheap flights, Scott graduated from Stanford University and worked for years as a journalist, with bylines in The Washington Post , The Atlantic, The Guardian, The Nation, and elsewhere. When he's not on a plane, he lives in Portland, Oregon.   If you haven’t heard on our first podcast together, I highly recommend listening to Episode 15 of The Millennial Travel Podcast with Scott from Scott’s Cheap Flights.   For more on this topic check out our guide: Travel Hacking: Saving Money and Finding Cheap Flights.   In this episode of The Millennial Travel Podcast I discuss with Scott Keyes:  Scott’s experience getting the COVID-19 vaccine and what the vaccine means for travel. When Scott’s book Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World is coming out. How does Scott follow travel news regarding flights?  What are vaccine passports and are vaccine passports needed for international travel?  Is your vaccination certificate allow you to travel internationally?  Do I need a yellow vaccination certificate from the WHO to travel internationally?  Will domestic travel within the United States require vaccination?  What are the entrance requirements for COVID-19 tests and vaccinations for Hawaii?  What airlines have empty middle seats? What are airline capacities like post-pandemic?  When is New York City opening?  Are there flights where everyone takes a COVID-19 test? How to stay on top of entrance requirements and testing requirements for travel?  Are there COVID-19 rapid tests at airports in the United States? How much are rapid tests for COVID-19?  Some hotels are providing free tests for guests to return to the United States. How Scott started Scott’s Cheap flights. How Scott encourages his readers to “take happier trips.”  Why it’s so important to have a trip to look forward to. Why it’s better to take a few trips per year rather than just one big trip… and how to find cheap flights! What were Scott’s 2020 travel plans that got cancelled and what do Scott’s 2021 travel plans look like?    The Millennial Travel Podcast Rapid Fire Questions I ask Scott Keyes:  Does using an incognito window save your money on flights?  What is the best day to book flights? Is Tuesday a good day to book flights?  How to find cheap business class flights?   Resources from Scott Keyes:  Signup for Scott’s Cheap Flights Newsletter Scott’s new book: Take More Vacations: How to Search Better, Book Cheaper, and Travel the World   Full show notes and resources at: http://under30experiences.com/blog/scott-keyes-scotts-cheap-flights

Prior to 2003, Supra had a monopoly on the lockbox market. But NAR membership wanted choice, so the trade association invested in its first outside tech company, SentriLock. Today, a similar market dominance exists in showing service solutions, and SentriLock is stepping in once again to compete with the dominant player in the space. Scott Fisher and Devin Beck are the CEO and Director of Revenue of SentriLock, the first and only combined lockbox, showing service and experience management solutions for real estate. On this episode of Listing Bits, Scott and Devin explain why SentriLock is expanding into the showing service space and how proptech consolidation accelerated industry interest in their new offering.   Scott and Devin share SentriLock’s approach to entering a new market with a dominant player, describing how their partnership with NAR and commitment to customer service differentiate them from the competition. Listen in for insight around the unique features of the SentriKey Showing Service and learn how you can benefit from their lockbox offering, showing service or combination thereof.   What’s Discussed:     How Scott’s telecom background led him to the lockbox space Devin’s efforts to diversify SentriLock’s portfolio of offerings What inspired the partnership between NAR and Scott’s team Why SentriLock is expanding into the showing service space SentriLock’s approach to entering a market with a dominant player How Zillow’s acquisition of ShowingTime accelerated interest in SentriLock’s new offering How SentriLock’s lockbox and showing solutions are designed to stand alone yet work together Why consolidation causes uncertainty in the MLS community Why NAR is unlikely to sell SentriLock How Scott sees their commitment to take care of the member first as SentriLock’s secret weapon The features that differentiate SentriLock’s showing solution How competition among vendors brings value to the industry Connect with Scott & Devin: SentriLock Scott on LinkedIn Devin on LinkedIn Resources: The Story Behind SentriKey Showing Service Supra CoStar’s Acquisition of Homes.com REALTORS Relief Foundation REALTORS Political Action Committee   Our Sponsor: Cloud CMA for Brokers  

This episode features Scott Wiser and his journey to direct his original feature film. Four years ago Scott gave up his role as a character animator for film, television, and video games, to pursue freelance so he could focus on developing and directing his own IP. In this chat Scott shares exactly how he’s been pitching his ideas and gaining interest from studios to produce it. You’ll also learn: *How Scott gets top industry pros to mentor him *The unique way Scott gets studios interested in his work *What to do today that will get you one step closer to becoming a director Social Links: *Follow Scott on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottkwiser *Listen to the Directing Animation Livecast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/ScottWiserAnimation *Check out Scott’s website: https://scottwiser.com/follow

If you do what you love, you’ll never work a day in your life. And lucky for COCM, Scott Schatzer loves to serve others. Scott is the Talent Recruitment and Wellness Coordinator at the Capstone corporate offices, assisting the operations team in the recruitment, hiring and onboarding of field staff and managing COCM’s Learning Management System and Employee Retention and Wellness Program. Scott formerly served as the Director of Housing Operations for the first-year community on the campus of Marshall University, where he earned the prestigious COCM Excel Award. On this episode of Student Housing Matters, Scott joins guest host Alton Irwin for the third in a series of conversations with Excel Award winners to discuss the respect for the past and community support unique to Marshall University. Scott reflects on what his colleagues at Marshall said about his passion to help others, sharing how he approaches each day as a servant leader. Listen in to understand the satisfaction Scott gets from recruiting the best employees possible and supporting COCM’s current employees—so they can better serve our residents, campus partners and each other. Topics Covered Scott’s former role as Director of Housing for the first-year community on the campus of Marshall University The respect for the past and community support unique to Marshall University What Scott is responsible for in his new role as Talent Recruitment and Wellness Coordinator at COCM How visiting other sites helps Scott better serve his colleagues at COCM How connecting with a mentor at COCM led Scott to work for the organization Scott’s appreciation for the opportunity to grow as a student housing professional through COCM What Scott’s colleagues have to say about his passion to help others, leadership ability and work ethic How Scott approaches each day with the intention to be a servant leader The satisfaction Scott gets from recruiting the best employees possible and supporting COCM’s current employees—so they can best serve our residents, campus partners and owners Connect with Scott Scott on LinkedIn Scott on Twitter Connect with Alton Student Housing Matters Student Housing Matters on Facebook Student Housing Matters on Twitter Capstone On-Campus Management Alton at COCM Alton on LinkedIn Email media@cocm.com

A collective approach to connectedness might seem a bit obvious, but today’s guest has blazed a trail that embraces new forms of digital interaction to create deeper levels of community. Scott Bakken is passionate about creating spaces where people can connect and build authentic relationships. He is the Founder and Creative Director of Socality, a creative community designed to connect and inspire cultural contributors to use social media for community impact. He has helped brands and organizations with the development of their social platforms, providing consulting services to those who are interested in growing their social presence, and he is also a father, husband, speaker, and commercial photographer committed to helping others experience their best life. Listening in, you’ll hear how he has pivoted his strategy as a travel influencer while the pandemic has prevented him from traveling, learning to make the most of his own backyard. Businesses, startups, and brands will gain a lot of value in the early parts of this conversation that pertain to pitching your vision and making use of volunteers before you can take on paid staff. Learn more about the power of collective reach, hear Scott’s opinion of Clubhouse and where social media is headed, and find out the importance of distinguishing between shareable moments and in-the-moment experiences, all in today’s episode of the Waves Social Podcast.Key Points From This Episode:Scott shares a brief introduction to who he is and what he does.Find out how Socality started with Scott’s personal desire to identify a community group.How connections spread and the network grew in the early days of Socality.The power of collective reach; Scott’s launch strategy was to meet people, share vision, repeat.Learn about what Scott did right, including giving himself enough time to launch.What he learned from his biggest mistake and why he advises that you have a pre and post-launch plan in place.How Scott made use of willing volunteers to build the business in a non-transactional way.The importance of celebrating wins, both big and small, and honoring your team.Socality’s transition from volunteers and decentralized work to paid staff in an office space.Scott shares his perspectives on Clubhouse; how it is reintroducing voice to social.Tips and tricks for those just getting started on Clubhouse, including having a plan, bringing value, and helping to be solutions-oriented.Scott reflects on a recent Clubhouse conversation he hosted: Is Instagram Dead?Find out how he has pivoted as Instagram has evolved, including creating relatable content.Why he believes that not every moment has to be shared; if you can identify between the two, it will help bring balance.How Scott feels about social as a parent and his position on his children having devices and platforms of their own.Discover how Scott got into photography and why, for him, it’s about what is behind the photo.Hear how Scott has changed his content and approach during COVID by making the most of his own backyard.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Scott Bakken on LinkedInScott Bakken on TwitterScott Bakken on InstagramScott BakkenSocalityThe Socality ShowPaul TellefsenClubhouseTikTok

Scott is one of many VIP clients Kris Gethin has trained over the years. Scott has been working towards transformation much of the last 15 years, using different programs and diets, until he started VIP training with Kris.   He started the program at 226 pounds, has lost 40 pounds since starting the program, and is working to get down to 185 pounds before packing on more muscle. On top of working towards his goals, Scott’s wife is now joining the VIP training with him!   Listen to Scott’s transformation story and how training with Kris changed his life.     Time Stamps   Why Scott started training with Kris [2:07] Scott’s face transformation [5:30] A calorie is not just a calorie [6:33] How Scott’s life has changed since losing 40 pounds [7:15] Diet’s role in transformation [9:31] Sleep’s role in transformation [13:11] How Scott’s wife is inspired by his transformation [15:30] Why you get cravings [17:29] Influence on Scott’s children [18:22] Bad food is everywhere [19:57] Scott’s next goal [23:36] Meal replacements [26:23] Scott’s experience training with Kris [27:34]   Related Links/Products Mentioned   Kris Gethin’s VIP Coaching Program

THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS PODCAST Episode : 279 Host: BILL RISSER Guest: SCOTT LINCICOME Episode Summary: Meet today's guest from Pinehurst, North Carolina, Scott Lincicome, one of the partners in Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Lifestyle Property Partners. With his background as a former professional golfer, Scott is an expert in golf properties and other Pinehurst facilities. In this episode, I feature Scott Lincicome as he narrates his journey to Real Estate, including his different passions, especially for sports, and how he leveraged his interests to create a successful Real Estate career. Top Takeaways:  "Lots of resort towns have lots of hotels and lots of rooms and lots of stuff, that is not Pinehurst." Bill Risser "It doesn't matter if it's one agent or a hundred agents. If you got somebody underneath you, it's a management role as well." Scott Lincicome "You've got all the pieces and parts...one day you're going to get out of it, and nobody behind you is going to be Scott Lincicome." Scott Lincicome "Niche yourself, you've got to be the expert in whatever it is you're going to do, and you've got to like being around the people you're going to help." Scott Lincicome Episode Highlights: [00:25] Intro [02:10] For someone who grew up in Atlanta, Why Pinehurst? [03:50] Scott narrates his journey through other sports and how he got started in golf. [15:01] How did Real Estate enter the picture for you? [20:35] Scott describes Pinehurst, North Carolina. [22:50] How Scott got connected with 'Better Home and Gardens'. [27:08] What kind of advice would you give somebody who knows what they're doing but wants to get specific in Real Estate? [31:52] What one piece of advice would you give a new agent just getting started? [33:06] Outro Episode Notes:  Although Scott grew up in Atlanta, he shares that he has now spent 21 years in Pinehurst, North Carolina, with no initial goal.  Sharing his experience golfing, Scott discusses how he started with an initial interest in baseball as a kid and didn't play much golf competitively till his late 20s. He also had a passion for snowboarding earlier on and later managed a snowboarding business in Aspen, mainly working in the sales and tech aspect; however, the pay was small. Moving up to Pinehurst, where the family house was, Scott and his wife, who was also his caddy, spent most of the time living from the car for about a year. Scott narrates his experience before becoming a Realtor in Pinehurst for 16yrs. He describes that the money involved in golf as a sport at the time was also not much, especially in Pinehurst, and he was not ready to leave Pinehurst. This prompted him to move back into sales which he had a great interest in. After working with a Spanish TV company for over a year, he was introduced to Real Estate.  Nowadays, many people move to Pinehurst because it's an incredible place to live. Scott describes Pinehurst as "Mayberry in color" with 50 golf courses. The community has also been voted the safest city to live in North Carolina for close to 23 years.  Describing how he started working with Better Homes and Gardens, Scott shares that while starting in Real Estate with golf properties, he realized he was a better salesperson than a manager and needed help on the management side and worked with Lori to create a brand. For agents who want to get very specific, finding your niche is to know what you're passionate about and talk to the people interested in that field. Scott explains that a significant change in the market is that Millennials are now more interested in buying properties than renting. This is causing shortages since the pool of Millennial buyers is large. Aside from that is the advent of remote working following the pandemic, which means people don't particularly have to live in urban centers. Additionally, there is the acquisition of properties for business purposes. 

Scott Lumley; Business Owner, Author, and Philanthropist. Today’s Episode Summary: A lot of us, who are doing businesses, are doing so for a sole purpose and that is: “to have luxuries of life”. However, there are very few people who attach some bigger and better purpose to their business, and my today's guest -Scott Lumley- is one of those few people. Scott Lumley is a successful business owner and a philanthropist. He started his very first business during high school. Then step by step he kept moving on his entrepreneurial path and transitioned from bankruptcy and probation (to do business) to establishing multiple successful businesses. Behind establishing multiple businesses, Scott has a very holy motive whose roots are linked to his traumatic childhood. Scott was born in a family where his mother was a prostitute and his father was in prison. He grew up in an environment where men around him were constantly trying to abuse him but he kept fighting and protecting himself from the evil hands of those people who were supposed to protect him. At the age of 11, he ran out of his house to save himself but unfortunately, he met with a preacher who abducted him, chained him, and raped him literally every single day for 5 years.  After having himself released from chains, Scott started his life. However, this traumatic duration of his life left lasting effects on him for years and it ultimately led him toward a mission and which is: to bring awareness to sex trafficking, eradicate it from society, and save those children who are suffering from the heinous crime of sexual abuse. To fund his cause, he has built multiple businesses. He is using resources, generated by his businesses, to fight against sex trafficking. He believes that to wipe out problems from society you cannot rely on donations; you should build your own business because business is what makes money for you to be able to fight these problems. Scott has not chosen a luxurious life for himself rather a large portion of his income goes into charity. Scott is doing all of this work at a very fine level and people have a huge admiration for him for his work. Scott is the voice of the many helpless kids who are suffering from sexual abuse perpetrated either by their close ones or by any outsider. Scott says that it is the responsibility of every human being to be aware of his surroundings and do whatever you can if you see any kid exhibiting some unusual behavior because that kid may be suffering from sexual abuse. Scott says that you should be able to look at the kid and identify if he/she is ok or not. Also, never let your kids play alone in the streets because they can be so easily abducted from such places. Empower your kids and validate their value so that they could trust you and share with you if anything happens with them. Do not let them suffer alone. Guide your kids, communicate with them, and teach them about these delicacies because if you won’t teach them and just hope that they will know that on their own then you are pushing them into the wrong hands. To learn more about sex trafficking and how you can avoid that to happen, tune in and listen till the end. What You Will Learn from this Episode: Scott Lumley’s life story; his childhood, his abduction and sexual abuse story, his businesses, and his initiative to eradicate sex trafficking. What happens when you partner up with the wrong person? Importance of “being aware” to identify victims of child abuse. How Scott saved a small girl, at a party, who was being molested? Scott’s role in exposing sex trafficking cases and saving children. Making more money to eradicate problems from society OR asking for donations; which one you should opt for and why? The Episode Timeline: [00:00]– Introduction. [02:28]- When & how Scott started his very first business? [04:42]-  Doing a partnership with the wrong person. [06:15]- Scott’s entrepreneurial story: From bankruptcy to success. [17:40]- Mission of Scott. [18:14]-  Story of Scott’s abduction when he was 11 years old. [24:42]- Be aware to identify victims of child abuse. [25:43]- How Scott saved a small girl, at a party, who was being molested? [27:18]- Pay attention and do something if you find anything fishy going around you. [32:47]- Story of a victim who was jailed. [34:40]- Sex trafficking business. [37:04]- Scott’s role in exposing sex trafficking cases and saving children. [38:16]- National operation, targeting sex offenders (who are foreigners), canceled by J. Biden. [39:21]- Conversation about US politics, government, and system. [42:53]- Creating your own path via entrepreneurship. [44:31]- Scott Lumley website to learn more about Sex trafficking. [45:16]- Making more money through business and using it to eradicate problems from society. [49:10]- Impressive work of philanthropic Scott.   Scott Lumley’s Website: Website: https://scottlumley.club/   My Website & Social Media Handles: Website: https://salesceo.co/ Facebook:  @Corey Berrier https://www.facebook.com/corey.berrier Instagram:  @coreyberrier https://www.instagram.com/coreyberrier/ @successfullifepodcast https://www.instagram.com/successfullifepodcast/ Twitter: @ successfullifepodcast https://twitter.com/success40324744 Linkedin:  Corey Berrier- Successful Life Podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreysalescoach/ YouTube: Successful Life Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrPl4lUyKV7hZxoTksQDsyg/featured

Give yourself permission to experiment, fail and learn. - Scott Stolze Meet Scott Stolze In today's connection economy, nothing matters more than the ability to communicate well and build healthy relationships with those you work with. This is what Scott helps people do. Scott spent 18 years in corporate roles, including several middle management positions, in 2017 he pivoted into coaching and consulting, inspired by the mission to help people in their personal development and in becoming Great Communicators not just once in awhile, but every single day. Download his new Guide: 13 Laws of Communication: How to Communicate Effectively in Today's World Need help communicating better? Reach out to Scott: Scott on LinkedIn By Email: scott (at) teaching2lead (dot) com Stacey & Scott talk about... What Scott wanted to be when he grew up and how it plays out today (2:05) Making the move from asking people about themselves to getting people interested in him (5:25) Transitioning from telling someone else’s story to telling your own (8:25) Is passion overrated? (11:50) Overcoming a fear of public speaking turning the fear into fuel and purpose (17:00) The more you verbalize your thoughts and ideas, the more clear your truth becomes (21:45) Permission to experiment, fail, learn and digging into permission (23:30) Instead of focusing on you, focus on the problem you solve for others (31:10) You can only serve others when you have your own clarity on who you are (34:25) How Scott maintains his wellbeing as a business owner (37:10) The biggest formality Scott had to shed to get to where he is now (42:45)

Today it’s great to have Michael Murphy on the podcast. Michael is co-founder of Esalen Institute, a pioneer of the Human Potential Movement, and author of many influential books on extraordinary human potential. Topics [1:38] Michael’s early life [4:09] Michael’s connection with religion [8:00] How Michael and Dick Price met and founded the Esalen Institute [14:34] Michael’s connection to Abraham Maslow [19:07] Michael’s guest list for Esalen [27:12] How Michael built Esalen [33:00] Michael’s thoughts on black-white encounter groups [40:53] How Esalen Institute's geography informs its practices [43:59] What Integral Transformative Practice (ITP) is [47:40] How Michael defines heart & soul [53:48] What is our deepest birthright? [56:28] Where Michael sees humanity going [1:06:14] How Scott can carry on the Human Potential Movement --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-psychology-podcast/support

Today the tables are turned on The Psychology Podcast as Andrew Yang interviews Scott Barry Kaufman! This is a really meaningful episode for Scott, as he was a big supporter of Andrew's presidential campaign, and is now a big supporter of his Mayoral NYC campaign. Andrew and Scott share a humanistic viewpoint, and it was great to finally get them together in a discussion. Andrew is the founder of Venture for America, a non-profit organization aiming to create economic opportunities in American cities. He is a former 2020 Democratic presidential candidate and is currently running for mayor of New York City on a Democrat ticket. In 2012, the Obama administration selected Andrew as a "Champion for Change" and later as a "Presidential Ambassador for Global Entrepreneurship" in 2015. This episode originally appeared on Andrew's podcast, Yang Speaks. In this eagerly anticipated episode, Andrew and Scott discuss: [02:48] Scott’s journey into and out of special-education [05:45] Why Scott signed up for dance classes in college [06:30] How Scott accidentally discovered his singing talents [08:10] Why Scott decided to pursue psychology [15:30] The worrying trend of schools rewarding behavioral conformity and performance on thinly disguised intelligence tests [17:29] Scott’s "Dual-Process Theory of Human Intelligence" [20:23] Why academic psychologists are under pressure to come up with novel ideas [21:02] Scott’s encounter with creativity research [24:39] How Scott’s research on human intelligence opened doors for studying other research topics [26:31] Examples of human-centered schools [30:41] Andrew Yang’s take on humanistic and positive education [33:20] Why Americans need to incorporate humanity into their everyday lives [36:04] The difference between narcissism and healthy self-esteem [39:20] Scott’s revised hierarchy of needs [42:17] The distinction between deficiency motivation and growth motivation [48:04] The reception of Scott’s latest book Transcend: The New Science of Self-Actualization among psychologist My friend Andrew Yang is running for New York City Mayor, and he needs our help! Andrew maintains a huge lead in the polls and is dominating press coverage, and together, we can push him into first place in the fundraising race, too. This week, let's make sure Andrew receives more contributions than any other candidate. What's more: any New York City resident who contributes will get their contribution matched 8 to 1 by the City! To contribute, please go to y4ny.com/scott. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-psychology-podcast/support

Scott Sandell is the Managing General Partner of NEA, one of the leading firms of the last 3 decades with now close to $24Bn under management and a portfolio including the likes of Salesforce, Robinhood, Plaid, Databricks and many more incredible companies. As for Scott, since joining the firm in 1996 he has led investments in many industry-transforming technology companies including Salesforce.com, Tableau Software, WebEx and Workday. Scott also serves on the board of rocketships including Robinhood, Cloudflare, Coursera and Divvy to name a few. As a result of this investing success, Scott is among the most frequently named venture capitalists to the Forbes Midas List. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Scott made his way into the world of venture close to 3 decades ago back in 1996? How he came to be Managing General Partner of NEA today? What is entailed in the role of "Managing General Partner"? 2.) What has been the single biggest change in the venture landscape that Scott has observed since his entering in 1996? How did the boom and bust of the dot com and 2008 impact his investing mindset? Consequently, how does Scott advise founders to think about capital efficiency and business model flexibility? What concerns Scott today? 3.) Why does Scott believe "this is an incredible moment in history for the asset class of venture"? How does Scott think about the core physics of company building changing? How is it companies are able to scale and grow so much faster today? Does their speed of growth change their capital requirements? 4.) Does Scott agree with Bill Gurley, "the biggest challenge is the oversupply of capital today"? How does Scott analyse his own relationship to price and price sensitivity? What is Scott's framework for determining when to pay up vs when to remain disciplined? How does Scott feel about the rise of SPACs? How will this shake out over the coming years? 5.) How much have NEA companies raised over the last decade? Of that, how much did NEA invest? Is the answer to continuously scale AUM? How does NEA approach investment decision-making with the size of partnership it has? What does Scott mean when he says, "we vote on the process"? How do you create a partnership of trust at scale? Item’s Mentioned In Today’s Episode Scott's Favourite Book: The Old Man and the Sea Scott’s Most Recent Investment: Loanpal As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

We have L. Scott Ferguson dropping by to discuss leveling up your life, no matter the circumstances. Scott’s story was highly sought after by people in the entertainment business due to the many twists and turns. Scott’s the host of the Time To Shine Today Podcast, where the mission is to Not have ANYONE feel like they have NO-ONE. Scott also has a successful real estate practice and is a veteran of the United States Navy with multiple deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, and Somalia in the early to mid-1990s. In today's episode, you'll hear: Scott’s origin story (which has many twists & turns) How Scott’s military career helped him The book that turned Scott’s life around How Scott reinvented himself after hitting bottom How to mentally get yourself in a mode of giving & serving during the toughest of times (major insight dropped here) Why people struggle with receiving (and the fear of success) How to start building up your tribe right now no matter your situation How to shift your mindset to thrive in a time when others are faltering and giving up About Scott’s podcast: Time To Shine Today and the ambitious vision behind What do success and failure mean to Scott Scott’s 3 keys to becoming a superhuman entrepreneur (major jewels dropped here) And much more Connect with Scott Scott's LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/ask4ferguson Time To Shine Today Podcast —https://www.timetoshinetoday.com/podcast Connect with Julian Book a complimentary health optimization strategy session — https://theartoffitnessandlife.com/application/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/thejulianhayes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianhayes

MAKING BANK is now a weekly YouTube TV show - iTunes Podcast uncovering the Mindset and Success Strategies of the Top 1% so You Can Amplify Your Life & Business. Subscribe to iTunes: bit.ly/JoshF_Itunes SUBSCRIBE for weekly episodes and bonuses: bit.ly/JoshFSubscribe   === SUMMARY ===

MAKING BANK is now a weekly YouTube TV show - iTunes Podcast uncovering the Mindset and Success Strategies of the Top 1% so You Can Amplify Your Life & Business. Subscribe to iTunes: bit.ly/JoshF_Itunes SUBSCRIBE for weekly episodes and bonuses: bit.ly/JoshFSubscribe   === SUMMARY ===

The daily lives of a real estate developer and investor have some overlaps, but there are key differences that distinguish them from each other. Scott Choppin, Founder of the Urban Pacific Group of Companies, will walk us through his journey as a real estate developer and talk about a new housing innovation called Urban Town House, from which they have a historical internal rate of return of 22.66%. Let’s jump into the episode and listen to the daily life of a real estate developer![00:01 - 07:24] Opening SegmentWho is Scott Choppin?His path to real estate [07:25 - 22:12] Setting Yourself Apart From The Rest Why entrepreneurial skills should be learned earlyScott explains The difference between a real estate developer from an investorHow he makes himself different from other developers [22:13 - 36:44] Creating Stories with Social Impact Scott talks about his approach in real estate development How Scott discovered what he calls a “social impact story”Don’t miss Scott’s tips to choose your market [36:45 - 43:02] Finding Networks of Capability What are “networks of capability” and why should you know it? GET A FREE ebook from ScottLink below Connect with Scott. Links below[43:03 - 52:14] Starting in Real Estate Successfully Real estate developer or real estate investor?Scott will help you choose Should you be an intern for free?Scott weighs in [54:15 - 54:50] Closing SegmentFinal words from Scott and meTweetable Quotes: “Get a mentor, be an intern, or do a joint venture.” - Scott Choppin“Learn from other people’s mistakes...avoid your own.” - Scott ChoppinResource mentioned:Apartments.comCraigslistZillowCoStarLinkedIn article: 6 Ways to Build a Career in the Real Estate Development BusinessMichael BlancCutco------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Scott on LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Visit The Urban Pacific Group of Companies to learn how Scott’s team implements the Urban Town House innovation! FREE ebook from Scott here.Guest email: choppin@urbanpacific.comConnect with me:https://www.5tcre.com/FacebookLinkedInInstagramWatch 5T CRE on YouTubeLeave us a review and receive your free ebookEmail us --> abel@5tcre.comSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/5Talents)

Today it’s great to chat with Simon Baron-Cohen. Simon is professor of psychology and psychiatry and director of the Autism Research Centre at Cambridge University. He is the author of six hundred scientific articles and four books, including The Science of Evil and The Essential Difference. [2:47] Simon’s evolution of thought on autism [5:19] How the social realm of autism has evolved [8:12] The difference between autism and psychopathy [10:26] The role of affective vs cognitive empathy [12:37] How to navigate autism amidst cancel culture [14:18] Having autistic traits vs being on the autism spectrum [17:52] How autism drives human invention [22:11] The “systemizing mechanism” of the brain [24:03] The role of “if-and-then patterns” in autistic individuals [26:41] Simon’s thoughts on language acquisition [27:48] “The empathy circuit” [37:28] The role of creativity in autism [41:19] The Brain Types Study [42:43] The biological basis of creativity and autism [45:24] Why monkeys don’t skateboard [48:12] Why language isn’t a necessary precursor to invention [55:12] How Scott measured implicit learning and pattern-seeking [59:28] Why Simon’s work has sparked some pushback [1:01:04] How to support autistic people [1:05:45] How we can nurture the inventors of the future [1:07:18] Sex differences in autism --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-psychology-podcast/support

Tired of reading all the contradictory perspectives on health and diet? Are you or do you know someone struggling to figure out their diet with a diagnosis, like epilepsy? This podcast is for you! This is your one stop shop to your questions regarding diet and optimizing your health for top performance. Scott Sommer provides you with simple answers to holistic health, using your diet, which we’ve complicated with the products and by-products of the industrial revolution. Through his unique approach that merges western and eastern science and understanding about the body, Scott uses the analogy of a battery to describe the body and how his expertise in 30 different treatment modalities provide a synergistic and personalised approach to his clients' needs. Foundationally, he expresses the importance of consuming organic and nutrient-dense food through his upbringing and comparisons between modern-era life to life nowadays. Scott reveals the epidemiology surrounding nutritional deficiencies and common health risks, promoting the Nutritarian diet as a holistic approach to optimizing longevity and performance. Tune in to discover more! Don't forget, early bird pricing for the brand new 30 Day #Move2Improve Challenge that begins March 1st ends this week!!! Sign up now for only $1/Day: https://docjenfit.com/MOVE/ We also mention PaleoValley throughout the episode. To get your next 100% grass fed beef stick for a discount using code “OPTIMAL” at checkout, click here: https://paleovalley.com/store/beef-sticks What You Will Learn In This Interview with Scott Sommer: 4:21 – What “fuels” Scott to do what he does. 5:07 – Scott’s story. 14:53 – Role-models and behavior change. 16:49 – Gardening for Longevity. 18:36 – The importance of eating organic. 20:47 – The electricity of the body. 24:18 – How Scott approaches Chronic Pain. 28:10 – Common Nutritional Deficiencies. 36:28 – The Nutritarian Diet. 39:47 – Learn more with Scott. Items mentioned in this episode include: Scott’s Website: https://www.sommersholistichealth.com/ Scott’s Podcast “Life Changing Health Tips”: https://podcasts.apple.com Scott’s App “Sommer’s Holistic Health”: https://apps.apple.com Scott’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com To learn more about Scott and view full show notes, please visit the full website here: https://www.docjenfit.com/podcast/episode77/ Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Optimal Body Podcast. If you haven’t done so already, please take a minute to subscribe and leave a quick rating and review of the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TOBpodcast/message

Scott Hogue is currently the Director of Global Investigations at Walmart. In his previous career, he was a special agent with the Internal Revenue Service, Criminal Investigation.In this episode we discuss:How Scott chose forensic accounting and fraud investigations as a career.The different areas that Global Investigations oversee at WalmartThe qualifications needed to be a good investigatorThe steps needed to be an investigator at a large retail storeWhat retail investigators focus onThe public corruption case that he is most proud of.If you have benefited from this podcast episode, please subscribe to the podcast on your favorite podcast platform. Also, leave a review because that helps in the search rankings so others can find it.

Subscribe to How To Trade ItMost options traders buy a call or a put. With a call option, you want the stock price to go up. If you buy the put option, you want the stock price to go down. It’s the way most options traders trade. But what if you want to be on the other side and sell options? What are the best strategies to maximize your wins and minimize your losses? In this episode of How To Trade It, Scott Williams—the President and Co-Founder of Relentless Trading—sheds some light on selling options. Don’t miss it!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:42] How Scott got started in trading[3:15] How Scott learned options trading[7:31] Selling options for a premium[13:48] Selling a put option[15:54] Shoot for a high winning percentage[21:26] How to handle volatile markets[27:11] More about Relentless Trading Connect with Scott WilliamsGet 25% off of Scott’s training course if you use the code “CASEY25.”Relentless TradingFriend on FacebookWatch on YouTubeConnect on LinkedInConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TradingStrategyGuidesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TradingStrategyGuidesLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/caseystubbsNewsletter: https://financeandmarkets.com/Subscribe to How To Trade ItSupport the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

The Reader's Journey Podcast Notes Key Takeaways  One of the best ways to learn a skill is to practice it as close to the real thing:Instead of practicing language vocabulary on an app like Duolingo or creating flashcards, hire someone from italki.com that you can practice having conversations withThe paradox of learning is that sometimes the learning techniques that make us feel worse can be the most effective ones“The techniques that we use that make us feel worse, that make us feel like we don’t know anything, are often the things we avoid and yet they’re the very things that we need to do to learn” – Scott YoungOne of the best ways to learn is to test yourself even if you don’t feel prepared:“It doesn’t matter whether you’re ready or not, doing the test is going to help you learn better than reviewing your notes again” – Scott YoungIt may feel counterintuitive, but it worksApply spaced-repetition to your learning:You’re going to have better long-term memory if you expose yourself to information over a period of time than you would if you expose yourself in a short-burst (like a cramming session)To remember more of what you’ve read, try to recall what you learned in your last reading session or practice recall after finishing a book chapter It also helps to write essays about the books you’ve read“In me writing this essay I have to practice recall, I have to synthesize, I have to make sure I understand the ideas, and so writing is often a very good tool” – Scott YoungRead the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgMy guest today is Scott Young, the bestselling author of Ultralearning: Master Hard Skills, Outsmart the Competition, and Accelerate Your Career.Scott is a prolific writer who writes about learning, productivity, and habits. He is known for documenting learning challenges such as completing 4-years of MIT computer science classes in one year and learning four languages in one year.In our conversation, Scott talks about how to learn skills faster, the paradox of learning and why sometimes learning strategies that feel that easiest are the least effective, how to remember more from the books you’ve read, how to prevent yourself from forgetting a skill, and much more.TIMESTAMPS:[00:44] - What is Ultralearning? [04:02] - How Scott completed 4 years of MIT classes in 12 months [08:37] - How to deal with distraction and procrastination [13:08] - The importance of direct learning [20:20] - The paradox of learning (sometimes learning that feels easy is the least effective) [26:31] - How to remember more of what you’ve learned & prevent yourself from forgetting information [29:25] - Why you want to space your learning and not cram for an exam [31:15] - How to remember more from the books you’ve read[37:55] - Advice to people starting their first ultralearning project [40:26] - How to maintain skills and prevent yourself from losing them [45:40] - How to raise your kids to be ultralearners [50:50] - Two books that changed Scott’s lifeLearn more about the author:Twitter: @ScottHYoungWebsite: scotthyoung.com***If you enjoyed this podcast, please subscribe & write a positive review.Every week, I send out a free weekly newsletter with actionable advice from amazing books. Join 4,200+ readers here.Connect with Alex & Books:Twitter: @alexandbooks_Instagram: @alexandbooks_YouTube: Alex and Books

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid   Episode 69: Continual Innovation in Development Projects   In the conversation with today’s guest, Scott Choppin, you’ll learn the following:   [00:26 - 05:28] Scott’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [05:28 - 10:25] The backstory and decisions made that led Scott to this point in his journey. [10:25 - 17:56] All about Scott’s Urban Townhouse business model. [17:56 - 23:58] The concept of Build to Rent, and generally doing things in a non-traditional way.  [23:58 - 29:17] How Scott is helping others and sharing his knowledge.  Here’s what Scott shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Scott is currently: Longbeach, South California. Favourite European City: London, England. The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Making plans to share his knowledge of business and entrepreneurship with his children on an ongoing basis.  A mistake Scott would like you to learn from so you don’t have to pay full price for it: Look for the “Signals in the Noise” - don’t ignore the signs you see, which are based on tried and tested data analysis, as they can sometimes get buried within the noise of all else that is currently going on. Book Recommendation: The Price of Tomorrow, by Jeff Booth. Be sure to reach out and connect with Scott Choppin by using the info below:   Website: https://www.urbanpacific.com  Sign up at the above website, and email Scott to receive a free ebook.  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

Scott Sandland is the CEO of Cyrano.ai, a thought leader on Artificial Empathy, and contributor to many best-selling books. He has over 20 years of experience as a hypnotherapist and is internationally recognized as an expert in subliminal motivation strategies. Scott has been published in many peer-reviewed journals, including Forbes, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Psychology Today. His work at Cyrano.ai focuses on a natural language understanding system for better communication between humans and computers. He and his team are dedicated to building a digital therapist for at-risk teens, and he helps people improve their active listening techniques in his clinical practice. They are also rolling out tools relating to sales enablement, Med-tech, and legal verticals to assist people working in high-value customer-facing interactions.   Visit https://Jasonlinett.com/20/ now to view the complete show notes, watch the video podcast, and access a complete transcription.   Today, Scott joins me to discuss how his work with patients in his clinic led him to develop the Cyrano.ai platform. He shares what he wants the platform to achieve and why he wants to help at-risk teens with Cyrano.ai. He explains why he chose the name Cyrano.ai. for his software, how it interacts with users, and its mechanisms to help them communicate better. He shares examples of how the platform has helped his clients and how the pandemic has affected his company. He also discusses the importance of pacing and effective listening and shares the pivotal moments that changed his business's direction.     "What words you use betrays how you feel and how you think about the things being discussed, that's the point of communication." - Scott Sandland "It's about once you have a persons trust, once you have that rapport, once you understand what makes a person tick, it improves your ability to communicate with that person in their language, not yours." - Scott Sandland "In pacing, what we do is build the ability to feel understood and heard." - Scott Sandland "The key is to remember that you don't have to know how to do everything." - Scott Sandland “Just because you’re good at something doesn’t mean you have to do it for the rest of your life.” - Jason Linett     This week on Hypnotic Language Hacks Podcast:   How Scott's business evolved and started focusing on AI The ultimate goal for Scott's AI Empathy projects Why Scott chose the name Cyrano.ai for his company How the Cyrano.ai platform interacts with users The feedback mechanisms that Cyrano.ai uses to make communication more effective How your internal dialogue can get in the way of actively listening to a conversation How the system Scott is developing has helped his clients How the pandemic has affected the way the business is operating The way the Cyrano.ai platform learns and adapts Why pacing is vital in conversations The value of effective listening The moments that made Scott realize he needed to change his business direction     Resources Mentioned:   ai/bundle   Connect with Scott Sandland:   ai ai on LinkedIn ai on Twitter Scott Sandland on LinkedIn   Connect with Jason: Jason Linett’s Website Subscribe on YouTube Jason Linett on Instagram Jason Linett on Twitter Jason Linett on Facebook Jason Linett on LinkedIn   Continue the conversation in our FREE Business Influence & Persuasion Facebook Community. Inspire People to Take Action… Even BEFORE You Make an Offer. If you want to easily grab people’s attention, naturally build authority, and organically have your prospects wanting more from you even before you make an offer, then I’ve created a step by step strategy to help you to do just that! I call it: BUSINESS INFLUENCE SYSTEMS This is your opportunity now to visit JasonLinett.com to get a free behind-the-scenes tour of the exact hypnotic persuasion strategies you can ethically use to better start-up or scale-up your business. If you want a proven framework to boost your confidence, attract premium clients, and inspire more people to do take action with you, get Business Influence Systems now at JasonLinett.com.   Unlock the Secrets of Hypnotic Influence for your Business   Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of Hypnotic Language Hacks Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts.   Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | GooglePlay | Stitcher | Spotify   Share your favorite episodes on social media to help me reach more hypnosis professionals, like you.   Join me in the Business Influence & Persuasion Facebook Group or follow me on Twitter, Instagram,  YouTube, and LinkedIn. For more exclusive content and information, visit my website.  

As the lines we have drawn to separate ourselves from others seem to be hardening, will we ever get to a place where we all get along? There may not be a silver bullet to reach a place of inclusion and equity, but this does not mean it is not possible. Today's guest, Scott Hoesman, Founder of inQuest Consulting, is doing the work to help teams create a more empathetic and inclusive culture. With feelings of anger, exclusion, and fear at an all-time high, Scott helps companies understand difference and find common humanity. In this episode, we talk about what inclusivity means and why we need to move past the idea that when we bring people in, we will lose something. Not only is this not true, but viewing people who are different from us through a fear-based lens only entrenches divisions further. We discuss why topics of inclusion and equity are so difficult for people to talk about, where Scott encourages everyone – yes, even the most liberal among us – to interrogate how they live the value of inclusivity. Rather than villainizing one group, we have to turn inward, open our hearts and minds, and interrogate our own biases. Even though we are in a difficult period of history, Scott remains optimistic that we will be able to get back to civil discourse and a society of openness and learning.     Key Points From This Episode: Not getting along is part of the human experience, but it is something we need to lean into. Our scarcity mindset – that does in some ways protect us – pits us up against one another. Inclusion does not mean there will be fewer resources for you. Why Scott is both proud and not satisfied with the work inQuest has done. Some of the common themes that Scott has noticed from his work.  Understanding that there will be backlash when talking about difficult topics openly. The power of naming your discomfort when trying to talk to people about topics where your knowledge is limited You cannot put the burden of your education on other people – It is your responsibility. How geographical and social context influences Scott’s work around inclusion. The power of proximity: Why being exposed to different people breaks down barriers. Nature versus nurture: Scott’s take on whether empathy is innate or learned. Why Scott believes the topic of inclusivity is particularly difficult for people to grapple with. How Scott’s 40th birthday party made him reflect on how he lived his professional values in his personal life. Hear how Scott helps people to see how diverse their social and professional circles are. We have made it socially acceptable to discriminate based on visible and invisible difference. Social media can further polarize or unite us depending on how we use it. Hear Scott’s take on cancel culture and why the argument is so nuanced. Why – even though we are facing such a hard time – Scott is still so optimistic. The worry Scott has about us becoming complacent with these issues. The history of inclusive consulting as a profession and how it has evolved over time. What the role of government is in creating and enabling inclusive and equitable practices. It is not only conservative people who need to open their minds; liberals do as well. We need to get back to a place of civil discourse where we can disagree without villainization. For more information and photos, visit here: https://notrealart.com/scott-hoesman

During a pandemic, you find out what businesses are truly essential. It’s perhaps not surprising that the businesses that power everything from medical devices to cars to household electronics are very much essential during such a complicated time. Today’s guest is Scott Williams, the CEO of Batteries Plus. Listen to the episode to find out what Scott has to say about the biggest changes to his business, how those changes varied from state to state, and what retailers should be doing as the pandemic comes to an end. Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode: ✔ What Batteries Plus is all about ✔ How Scott got started with Batteries Plus ✔ Biggest changes Scott has seen since the beginning of the year ✔ Trends that Scott saw across the US ✔ Changes that Scott thinks will stick or evolve ✔ Changes outside of curbside that Batteries Plus has made ✔ Advice for mid-stage operators trying to survive and thrive ✔ What retailers should avoid doing as they come out of the pandemic ✔ Approaches to education in the in-store experience ✔ One of Scott’s favorite in-store experiences ✔ Technologies that are being adopted faster than expected ✔ Technologies that will have the biggest impact on brick and mortar in the future ✔ Scott’s advice for retailers ✔ What to check out in Milwaukee Resources: Scott Williams QUOTES: “Prior to the pandemic, we didn’t actively use the word “essential”. But certainly, when everything happened and the shelter-in-place went in, we quickly learned how essential our products were.” “During that time, we actually had a national shortage on batteries that go into Power Wheels.” “We’ve found that our immediacy needs have gone very high.”

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid Episode 60: The Architecture Specialist That Created a $50M Investment Platform   In the conversation with today’s guest, Scott Krone, you’ll learn the following:   [00:35 - 03:33] Scott’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [03:33 - 09:07] The backstory and decisions made that led Scott to this point in his journey. [09:07 - 11:50] How Scott moved forward when the dream of taking over the family business didn’t work out. [11:50 - 15:18] The lowdown on the Self Storage Space. [15:18 - 18:33] All about the practicalities of transforming a building into a Self Storage facility. [18:33 - 24:32] How to know a good Self Storage investment opportunity. [24:32 - 27:33] Scott’s reason for Going Long with his investments. [27:33 - 33:20] How Scott and his team work out which market locations to choose. [33:20 - 38:56] The various asset classes in the Self Storage Space, and the different benefits of Development and Value Add. [38:56 - 44:33] All about Green Investment Opportunities. [44:33 - 47:40] What is PACE? [47:40 - 50:02] How Scott is preparing for the future in these uncertain times. Here’s what Scott shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Jerome is currently: Chicago, Illinois  Favourite European city: Copenhagen, Denmark. The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Scott watched a documentary called A Most Beautiful thing, which he participated in an interview for! A mistake Scott would like you to learn from so you don’t have to pay full price for it: Make sure you get a good mentor, rather than trying to go it alone! Book Recommendation: The Road Back to You, by Ian M Krone.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Scott Krone by using the info below:   Website: https://www.codamg.com  Email: info@codamg.com  Send an email mentioning this show, and you’ll receive a call about what the fundamentals that are necessary in the USA are, and to give a better picture of what will be necessary to start operating in the European market. 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

Scott O'Neil is the Chief Executive Officer of Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment, an organization with the mission of building passionate, high-performing teams that inspire people to enhance the communities where its teams live, work, play and win. O'Neil is responsible for the organization's leadership, strategic vision, operations and global ambitions, including the pursuit and acquisition of sports, entertainment and consumer-facing properties. He is the acting Chief Executive Officer overall properties within the organization's portfolio and under the ownership of Managing Partners Josh Harris and David Blitzer, including: the Philadelphia 76ers (NBA), the New Jersey Devils (NHL), Prudential Center, a top five-ranked performance venue in the U.S. located in Newark, New Jersey; Dignitas, an internationally renowned esports organization which includes Clutch Gaming, the NBA 2K League's 76ers Gaming Club, the Sixers Innovation Lab, the GRAMMY Museum Experience Prudential Center, the Delaware Blue Coats (NBA G League), and the Binghamton Devils (AHL). He is an acting Co-Managing partner for Elevate Sports Ventures, a sports and entertainment agency created in partnership between HBSE, Live Nation | Ticketmaster, the San Francisco 49ers and Oak View Group. With more than 20 years of experience in the NBA, NHL and NFL, O'Neil has earned a reputation as a leader of leaders and is one of the most connected, dynamic and driven executives in the industry today. Previous executives whom he has mentored and managed run many of the top organizations in sports and entertainment today; those he currently manages are poised to lead the industry into the next generation. O'Neil's reputation for authentic leadership, unparalleled drive to innovate and emphasis on the importance of corporate culture has placed him at the forefront of the industry vanguard. In merely six years overseeing operations for the properties in HBSE's portfolio, O'Neil led the Philadelphia 76ers to sign the first jersey patch sponsorship in “Big Four” sports history; construct the most technically advanced training complex in professional sports, the Philadelphia 76ers Training Complex; establish an industry-leading Innovation Lab, and become the first U.S. professional sports franchise to acquire a world-renowned esports team. In that same period, under O'Neil's ambitious and aggressive leadership, Prudential Center has become a top seven and top five most-played venue in the U.S. and the world by Billboard and Pollstar, respectively, and welcomes over 1.75 million fans and event attendees through its doors annually. Of his professional accomplishments, O'Neil considers his organizations' corporate culture and dedication to community service his greatest successes and future legacy. The Philadelphia 76ers have been named one of the “Most Innovative Companies” in the world by Fast Company magazine (2018), one of the “Top 50 Cultures” in the U.S. by Entrepreneur (2017), three-times named a “Best Place to Work in Philadelphia” by the Philadelphia Business Journal (2016, 2015, 2014), twice named a “Best Place to Work in Pennsylvania by the Central Penn Business Journal (2018, 2017) and twice named one of the “50 Best Companies to Sell For” by internationally-renowned Selling Power Magazine (2019, 2018). Prudential Center was named a “Best Business” by NJBiz (2016). O'Neil's belief that those who steward iconic sports and entertainment brands have the responsibility and privilege to use those platforms to mentor the next generation of leaders and make the world a better place is the driving force behind HBSE's community engagement initiatives. Recognizing the important role HBSE's properties play within its communities, O'Neil's employees individually volunteer 76 hours of service annually in the communities where their fans and patrons live, work and play, resulting in more than 30,000 hours of dedicated community service each year. The Philadelphia 76ers' charitable endeavor, the Sixers Youth Foundation, has additionally raised more than $1 million for Philadelphia-area youth last year alone and is leveraging sports to help children in need. A former President of Madison Square Garden Sports, O'Neil was the key architect in some of the largest venue sponsorship deals in history while overseeing iconic sports properties including the New York Knicks (NBA) and New York Rangers (NHL). O'Neil spent seven years as the Senior Vice President of the NBA's renowned Team Marketing and Business Operations group, where he advised NBA, WNBA and NBA Gatorade League teams on all business operations, CRM Department and NBA Canada business. Earlier in his career, O'Neil served as the President of HoopsTV.com and held positions with the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) and New Jersey Nets (NBA). For almost a decade, O'Neil has served as an Alternate Governor for the NBA and NHL. In 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 the Philadelphia Business Journal named O'Neil to their “Power 100” list of the “most influential people” in the greater Philadelphia region; he additionally received Philadelphia Business Journal's “Most Admired CEO” honor in 2018. In 2019, The Hockey News named O'Neil No. 37 on their list of “100 People of Power and Influence.” In 2019, Hashtag Sports honored O'Neil with an award for “Leadership in Supporting Diversity in Sports.” Sports and technology outlet, SportTechie, named O'Neil as 2017's “Most Innovative Executive”; in 2016, Philadelphia Magazine declared him one of the “Most Innovative Leaders” in Philadelphia. He has been twice named to The NJBiz “Power 100” list. As a young executive, O'Neil was thrice recognized at Sports Business Journal's acclaimed “Forty Under 40” Awards; launching him into the publication's renowned “Hall of Fame.” He additionally received “Forty Under 40” honors from Adweek and Sporting News in 2006 and 2005 respectively. O'Neil's influence and experience have earned him a place at the podium at some of the largest industry conferences in the world, delivering keynotes at events such as: Leaders in Sport, Beyond Sport, Sports Business Journal's World Congress of Sport, the IEG Pivot Conference, the Ivy Sports Symposium, Sports Marketing Association's Conference and more. O'Neil's leadership practices have been chronicled and applauded in The Outward Mindset by the Arbinger Institute, publishers of The New York Times Best Seller, Leadership and Self Deception, The Orange Revolution by Adrian Gostick and Chester Elton, and Potato Chip Ticket Sales by Kathy Burrows. He has made numerous appearances on CNN, CNBC, FOX Business Network, and has twice co-hosted Bloomberg television's Bloomberg. He also interacts daily with his nearly 20,000 Twitter and 35,000 LinkedIN. He serves on the boards for the March of Dimes, Zoomi Inc., the Sixers Youth Foundation and the Sixers Innovation Lab. O'Neil earned his bachelor's degree in Marketing from Villanova University and his master's in Business Administration from Harvard Business School. He currently resides in Pennsylvania with his wife, Lisa, and three daughters. What you'll learn about in this episode: How applauding talent, rewarding character, and celebrating both teamwork and teammates has earned Scott the reputation for his authentic leadership, having an unparalleled drive to innovate, and the emphasis he places on the importance of culture How Scott and his team went about changing the landscape of diversity and inclusion when he took over the 76'ers Why Scott is intentional about hiring people for leadership roles when they may be too young and not quite ready How Scott does such an incredible job of prioritizing and balancing his life as Father, Husband and Sports Executive What is Scott's process of recruiting and retaining incredible executive talent What were the three biggest lessons that Scott learned from David Stern How the 76'ers were able to set season ticket sales records despite having one of the worst records in the NBA Additional resources: Your Facebook Profile: Scott O'Neil Your Twitter Name: @ScottONeil Your Linkedin Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scott-o-neil-057203/  

bengreenfieldfitness.com/thewedge My guest on today's show, an immersive journalist and self-experimenter named , first joined me for the fantastic episode entitled           Today, Scott - a New York Times Bestselling author - is back to discuss his brand new book, which I found to be a thrilling and inspirational read: "."           Thrive or die: That's the rule of evolution. Despite this brutal logic, some species have learned to survive in even the most hostile conditions. Others couldn't—and perished. While incremental genetic adaptations hone the physiology of nearly every creature on this planet, there's another evolutionary force that is just as important: the power of choice. In an explosive investigation into the limits of endurance, in "The Wedge", Scott discovers how humans can wedge control over automatic physiological responses into the breaking point between stress and biology. We can reclaim our evolutionary destiny.         While writing the book, Carney submerged himself in ice water and learned breathing techniques from daredevil fitness guru Wim Hof. It gave him superhuman levels of endurance and quieted a persistent autoimmune illness. At the core of those methods is a technique called The Wedge that can give a person an edge in just about any situation.       In my conversation w/ Scott, you'll discover:         -What is "The Wedge" described in Scott's book?...18:00         -The concept of "neural symbology"...18:23         -How kettlebells build trust and allow the body to relax in the face of stress...24:10         -Scott's findings on carbon dioxide (CO2)...37:09         -How Scott and his wife condensed 6 months of couples therapy in 3 hours...58:00         Episode sponsors: Kion Lean, Butcher Box, Magnesium Breakthrough by BiOptimizers, Vuori Clothing           bengreenfieldfitness.com/thewedge