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Talking from the heart, Shaun Is catching you up in his life behind the scenes lately. He talks to us about:How Shaun filmed Let's Get Up a completely different way from his other programs. Making decisions based off of others reactions Pulling back the scrimHow Shaun is struggling with his anxiety lately and how he is coping with itShaun's Portion Fix update and journey See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So a lot of writers get rejections that say, “Show, don’t tell.” And then they are left wondering, what does that even mean? And then everyone uses the Chekov quote, “Don’t tell me the moon is shining. Show me the glint of light on broken glass.” That’s because writers and editors like to quote other writers and editors because it makes us sound: Pretentious. Cough. I mean intelligent!Like we know what we’re doing. Definitions Time Showing is what it sounds like. You are showing what’s happening in the scene or with the character. Telling is also what it sounds like. You are blunt and direct and are just stating things. Sometimes you’re stating and summarizing. Here is a quick example: Telling: Shaun was cranky. Showing: Gabby the dog barked for hours at the dogs trotting by the house that morning and after a quick pause for a drink from her red water bowl in the kitchen, she’d pranced back to the living room sliding glass door and started again.Shaun tensed. He slammed his fist against his desk and roared, “Will you just shut up already?” So why do you want to show more and tell less? It’s more community oriented. It gives the reader the truth about the character by illustrating it on the page rather than laying it down like an edict. If I tell you, Carrie is a timid person, then you’re like okay. Whatever. But if I show you a scene where Carrie steps outside and starts crying because the grass is long and things could be hiding in it and she starts sweating and shaking because she’s so afraid of the grass? You’re going to probably have a better understanding of how timid a person Carrie actually is. Yeah, showing takes more words, but writers are word magistrates. We are dealers in the sentence and the language. Words are our friends. The other reason is that telling makes things dull. It’s hard to be suspenseful when you just say everything all bluntly. When you tell, you are blunt. When you show? You are laying out little truths that compel the reader to turn the page and read on. You are giving the pieces of a meal, one bite at a time, rather than shoving a four-course dinner down their throat and making them gag. It’s the difference between reading the episode recap for Wanda Vision and actually watching the show. Telling kills immediacy. Just like distancing language, telling puts a wall up between the reader and the experience of the characters. If I write, Carrie heard the bomb explode, it’s not as gripping. You are distanced from the experience. Compare that to if I write, The bang rippled through the air. The cops’ radios all began squawking with orders and directives as the cops turned as one towards the source of the sound and the smoke…the smoke billowed out and up. Carrie turned with them. The plastic, the soot, the burning on her tongue made it hard to swallow. WRITING TIP OF THE POD Show more. Tell less. DOG TIP FOR LIFE Show it as best as you can for all the good treats. RANDOM THOUGHTS Our random thoughts this week were about: A stray dog at Dollar General stealing a purple unicorn. He’s okay and found his forever home! Yay! Link from People. A woman who was allegedly stuck in Florida tunnels and a drain for three weeks. She’s okay! Link from the Miami Herald. How Shaun announced at the Covid vaccine place that Carrie doesn’t bleed. He’s okay, too. Link from our life. HEY! The visuals for our podcasts are all on Carrie’s YouTube channel. You can like and subscribe there, too! loving the strange the podcast about embracing the weird SHOUT OUT! The music we’ve clipped and shortened in this podcast is awesome and is made available through the Creative Commons License. Here’s a link to that and the artist’s website. Who is this artist and what is this song? It’s “Summer Spliff” by Broke For Free. And we have a new podcast, LOVING THE STRANGE, which we stream live on Carrie’s Facebook and Twitter and LinkedIn on Fridays. Her Facebook and Twitter handles are all carriejonesbooks or carriejonesbook. Here’s the link. This week’s podcast is all about alien abductions and Maine as a UFO hotspot almost dead book by carrie jones HEAR MY BOOK BABY (AND MORE) ON PATREON On one of my Patreon sites I read and print chapters of unpublished YA novels. THE LAST GODS and SAINT and now ALMOST DEAD. This is a monthly membership site (Hear the book chapters – $1/month, read them $3-month, plus goodies!). Sometimes I send people art! Art is fun. On this, my second site, WRITE BETTER NOW, you can do a one-time purchase of a writing class or get two of my books in eBook form or just support our podcast or the dogs. It’s all part of the WRITING CLASS OF AWESOME. It’s a super fun place to hang out, learn, read, and see my weirdness in its true form. And I’m starting up a brand new, adult paranormal set at a Maine campground. You can read the first chapter here.

On January 15th, 2021, Ben spoke with the new 212 Mr. Olympia and NutraBio athlete, Shaun "Giant Killer" Clarida. In just under 25 minutes, they cover various topics, such as: Congrats to NutraBio Athlete, Shaun Clarida, for winning the 212 Mr. Olympia in 2020! Shaun's history in bodybuilding How Shaun became a professional bodybuilder Shaun's relationship with his coach, Matt Jansen, and John "Mountain Dog" Meadows Diet Training Supplementation How Shaun overcame the naysayers to become the 2020 212 Mr. Olympia ...and more. The best part is how Shaun loved the process the entire way up. This wasn't just about social media fame, it was about truly loving the sport. Check out PricePlow's exclusive interview with Shaun below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESnS9oQR7xI Or see the audio feeds on the PricePlow Podcast: Subscribe to the PricePlow Podcast on Your Favorite ServiceiTunesGoogle Podcasts StitcherSoundCloud Shaun Clarida's Top NutraBio Supplements Shaun joined Team NutraBio in February of 2020. Much like the way NutraBio has disrupted things up for their larger competitors, Shaun is known as "The Giant Killer" due to his picture-perfect symmetry and conditioning take down other bigger and taller competitors. He's one of the top 212 Pro Bodybuilders and hails from New Jersey, NutraBio's home base, making the duo a perfect match - especially since both train without compromise. To celebrate Shaun Clarida's uncompromising victory for 2020's 212 Mr. Olympia, NutraBio is launching a limited edition tub of their exquisite Ice Cream Cookie Dream flavor of 100% Whey Protein Isolate! Some of Shaun's favorite NutraBio supplements are: 100% Whey Protein Isolate (especially ice cream cookie dream) Muscle Matrix Extreme Mass (primarily in the off-season) PRE Stimulant-Free Alpha EAA Learn more from our 2020 article announcing when Shaun Clarida joined NutraBio, celebrate Shaun's win with NutraBio's limited-edition Shaun Clarida 100% Whey Isolate Ice Cream Cookie Dream tub, and read The NutraBio Story to see the parallels between Shaun and his sponsor. Congratulations once again to Shaun and the whole team at NutraBio!

Shaun Morgan and Corey Lowery (Seether) & Dan Reidenberg, PsyD (SAVE.org, Suicide Prevention expert) interviews. In 2007, Shaun Morgan's brother Eugene died by suicide. In 2012, Shaun and Seether created the Rise Above Fest to raise awareness of suicide prevention and mental illness. Shaun and Corey of Seether share their stories of struggling as musicians, fathers and husbands during the coronavirus pandemic and how it's affected their mental health. How their loss of income, family stress, and withdrawal from fans through live show have led to frustration, depression and anxiety. The aftermath of suicide, using drugs and alcohol to escape, and the eventual grief counseling that helped vent the ongoing rollercoaster of emotions after losing his brother to suicide. How Shaun and Corey cope through the pandemic and what they do to improve their mental health on a daily basis. Partnering with Dr. Dan Reidenberg of SAVE.org for the Rise Above Fest. Top suicide prevention expert Dr. Dan Reidenberg shares information on risk factors, protective factors, warning signs, and what we can all do to recognize and help those who are having suicidal thoughts and behaviors. How medical conditions can trigger mood disorders, and the importance of listening. How your words and actions can help save a life. “Be brave, ask for help, and be persistent in finding the mental help that you need.” For free or affordable mental help, visit: http://checkyourheadpodcast.com/ Thank you for supporting us through our website at checkyourheadpodcast.com or on our patreon.com page. Every dollar is appreciated, every listener is appreciated

When you talk to sellers, you have to remember the number one rule about wholesaling: we’re solutions-oriented people. We’re trying to help people find solutions to their real estate problems. Orienting your thinking about finding solutions is really going to help you approach conversations with sellers in a positive way.Before I’d even met Shaun Young, he’d managed to snag himself a fantastic sandwich lease option on a beautiful house in a gated community in Atlanta. But he didn’t have any systems in place to help him replicate that success! We’ve been able to work with him and help him improve his real estate business, but the truth is that his massive action taking has been a huge part of his success.You’re going to love the sandwich lease option because it’s got that cash showing up in three different ways: cash upfront, cash flow, and cash on the back end. Shaun explains how his first sandwich lease option deal worked out for him, even after his first tenant-buyer forfeited her right to buy.I love working with clients like Shaun who are gung-ho for real estate. And I love helping them make their company a little bit better by fine-tuning the rough parts. Check out Shaun’s book Adventures in Wholesaling that he wrote to help out other wholesalers.If you loved this episode, share it and subscribe. Leave us a review and tell us what you thought. And if you’d like someone to look over your real estate business, connect with me or my partner Joe McCall. We’d love to talk with you and see if we would be a good fit for each other.What's Inside:How Shaun’s inexperience ended up helping him out.My number one takeaway for you from this conversation.How Shaun used the sandwich lease option to make $60k over four years.

Episode 53 - How Shaun's story will help you in COVID-19 as hosted by Jason Titus One of the highest rating podcasts and most comments I get is the one I did with Jason Titus in 2019 about my story.  If you haven't listened to it already, it is episode 19. I wanted to get Jason back to interview me again to just talk about how I put my businesses into liquidation in 2008 as I thought during these COVID-19 times it would be a story that would resonate with people and also give some business owners some perspective about what to do with their business during this time. If you'd like to contact Jason please reach out to him here: jt@jasontitus.com.au linkedin.com/in/jasonatitus As always please connect with us here: https://www.instagram.com/open_pantry_consulting/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/principle-of-hospitality/message

Real estate experts love to focus on so many different things, like wholesaling and raising capital and flipping houses, and oh, rehabbing too. All of these scattered focus shows up in their bank balance. They work 80 hours a week so they don’t have to work 40 hours a week, and they listen to that voice that tells them to hustle their face-off. Who gave you that vision anyway? Shaun McCloskey knows this culture well, and he wants you to have a better vision. 85% of people don’t like what they’re doing, he says, and not many of us are keeping our New Year’s resolutions either. We want some change in our life, but we don’t know how to make that happen. For 13 years, Shaun’s been coaching high-level entrepreneurs to create a vision that allows them to live the life they want. He starts with their vision first and then helps them build their business around that. He breaks that down for me and then shows me what that kind of work looks like for some of his clients. By helping his clients combine what they love, what the world needs, what they can make money at, and what they’re really good at, he can help them identify their new direction. He talks about how he uses Humanlytics to create a personality profile that helps his clients get to the point where they truly “Know Thyself”. Shaun walks us through some of the thinking exercises that he does with clients, helping them see what they truly want in their personal and business lives. Today’s podcast is a closeup view of the workshop he’s hosting in St. Louis on March 12-14th, which you should totally come to since I’m speaking at it. He’s invited 12 experts (and me!) to a panel to talk about how you can create a life vision that you really love. If you come to this event, you can expect to prune some things out of your life to make room for more success, more family time, and more personal development. What’s Inside: —Shaun talks about his pivotal moment in coaching. —How Shaun uses the Japanese idea of “ikigai” to teach his clients. —Using a worst-case scenario model, Shaun helps his clients see what they truly want. —What Disney Imagineers, Engineers, and Implementers have to do with creating a vision. —If your business burns to the ground, how would you rebuild? —Get tickets to meet with Shaun in St. Louis on March 12-14th.

On this episode of the cavnessHR podcast we talk to Shaun Frankson - Plastic Bank CoFounder and CTO - Making Plastic Waste Currency to Fight Ocean Plastic and Poverty cavnessHR website: https://www.cavnessHR.com Jason's email: jasoncavness@cavnessHR.com @cavnessHR   across social media @jasoncavnessHR across social media We talk about the following How Shaun created a system to strategize the _____ out of anything. Gamifying plastic recycling. Why are we addicted to plastic? How they are helping the world's bottom billion Shaun's Bio Shaun Frankson is the co-founder and CTO for Plastic Bank, a social enterprise that makes plastic waste a currency to FIGHT Ocean plastic while reducing global poverty at the same time.    Plastic Bank creates ethically sourced recycling ecosystems that ignite a Social Plastic revolution, uniting & enrolling humanity for local action that creates a global impact.   Shaun is globally recognized as a leading authority on blockchain for good and designing systems for the world's bottom billion.    Shaun's mission is to inspire others to live a life of purpose and love every minute of it. Shaun's Social Media Shaun's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shaunfrankson/ Company Website: https://plasticbank.com/ Company FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/PlasticBank/ Company Twitter: @plasticbank Company Instagram: @plasticbank Shaun's Advice I think one of the most intimidating things is thinking that you need to have all the answers. Anytime you're trying to do something big, you're not the person day one who can do everything you're trying to do. You just need to commit to become the person you need to be. Just figure it out as you go and  don't need to be intimidated by the fact that you don't have all the answers and that's a good thing. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Shaun Resnik is a Naturopath, Hypnotherapist and Mindset Coach with 18 years experience in his full-time practice. With two bachelor of health degrees behind him and a passion for health, he has created the VitalMe Methodology to powerfully transform his clients' physical and emotional wellbeing.Shaun specialises in helping people overcome anxiety, depression, phobias and addictions. He has a special interest in weight loss too, and helps his clients successfully lose weight using a special program incorporating hypnosis alongside his nutritional expertise.Our mental and physical health are two of the most important things that contribute to our performance as professionals and how we operate and feel as individuals. Unfortunately, these can be the two things that are compromised due to our busy and demanding lives. Shaun wants this to change.In this podcast Shaun and I chat about:How Shaun combines his three areas of expertise into helping othersThe common mistakes people are making with their healthTips to enable you to take care of yourselfThe importance of sleepShaun is passionate about what he does and this comes shining through this podcast. He’s a breath of fresh air and I know you’ll enjoy our chat and it may be an important reminder for you and your health too.Links:Shaun Resnik

On today's episode of Gritty Founder, Kreig Kent talks with Shaun Johnson about how he built and grew Startup Institute. Shaun also shares some advice for people who want to work at early stage startups. Shaun Johnson is a technologist, early adopter, and helper of people. He is the cofounder of Startup Institute, a program that provides people with the skills, mindset, and network to find a job they love, doing work that matters. His background includes serving as an associate at Techstars and consulting for Booz Allen Hamilton's Strategic Technology and Innovation practice. This, combined with his experience in athletics and acting, allows him to create a competitive and collaborative environment where intelligence and improv conquer all challenges. Some Questions Kreig Asks Shaun: - How many projects did you work on before you came up with the idea for Startup Institute? (5:39) - What do you think is the single most important ingredient that a founder should have? (9:51) - What's one thing that you agree with that most people would disagree with? (11:30) - How did you go about getting Startup Institute off the ground and marketing it and selling it to people? (12:58) - What was the transition like for you from being a founder of Startup Institute to the CEO? (18:19) - Other than working for yourself, has there been another decision that has contributed to your success? (20:38) - What does your day look like these days as an advisor and founder of such a large organization? (22:00) - What is some advice you would give people who are looking to get jobs at startups? (23:33) In This Episode, You Will Learn: - About Shaun's experience and why he started Startup Institute (2:28) - About Shaun's childhood and how he became an entrepreneur (3:57) - About Startup Institute and how they help people prepare to become startup employees (7:31) - How Startup Institute created a robust marketing engine (16:38) - How Shaun manages his priorities to accomplish his goals (20:49) - The importance of jumping in, getting started, and taking one step at a time (24:08) Connect with Shaun Johnson: Twitter Personal Website Startup Institute Also Mentioned on This Show... Shaun's favorite quote: "A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are made for." ―Grace Hopper Shaun's book recommendation: The Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki

01:02 – Introducing today’s guest, Shaun Taylor 01:22 – Shaun’s background with business intelligence and technology 02:37 – Shifting into a second career in education 03:01 – The changes Shaun has seen in the CIO role throughout the years 04:23 – What business intelligence means to Shaun 05:33 – How new business intelligence technologies shape out decision-making 06:47 – How Shaun got involved in business intelligence 07:54 – The multiple challenges Shaun faced as CIO of the Tacoma Public Schools 09:50 – The data challenge 11:10 – The challenges that public school systems face 13:27 – The importance of metrics 15:32 – How long it took to extract business intelligence metrics from the public school system 17:18 – Developing business intelligence dashboards 20:26 – Key factors that drove the actions that led to such a dramatic increase in graduation rates 22:07 – How the outside community impacted the success of Shaun’s business intelligence dashboards 23:15 – How the community, school board, and faculty reacted to this data 25:16 – Shaun speaks to the ripple effect this dashboard has had on other school districts 26:31 – Next steps for the Tacoma School District 29:25 – Next steps for Shaun in his consulting business 31:47 – The challenge to change the education system itself EPISODE QUOTES “And when I retired from the navy that’s when I tried to decide how to best leverage what I understood about information and how to help kids.” (02:27) “What is the definition of success? That became a pretty challenging topic amongst the school board, the leadership of the district and also the community, because everyone had their own perceptions as to what success is.” (12:24) “By the way, in education, ‘business intelligence’ is not a term they like to use because they think they’re different from business.” (14:50) “Each two to three years, we added more benchmarks to see what else maybe we can do to influence better results for the kids. By the time we were done, just last year, our graduation rate is up eighty-seven percent from fifty-five percent.” (18:45) “Education is a human intensive industry.” (21:01) “Ya gotta have leadership buy-in and ya have to have leadership credibility to be able to pull something off like this.” (25:59) “We need to hold school districts, administrators, and teachers accountable for what’s happening in schools.” (32:26) LINKS MENTIONED Limitless BI Website Shaun’s LinkedIn

Shaun Jacob is the Founder of Yoga2.0 whose mission is to elevate and completely re-define the current group fitness yoga experience. Shaun brings almost 20 years experience to the table and is a proven Business Builder & Revenue Generation Expert with a consistent record of success building multiple organizations from startup to multimillion-dollar established enterprises through national expansion. A transformational leader with the ability to streamline processes, establish controls, and drive revenue through the creation and execution of strategic initiatives that result in key-to-the-mission events. Shaun is a strategic thinker and regularly called upon to provide thought leadership to formulate unique business solutions for game-changing market penetration strategies. He has trained, mentored and managed hundreds of sales reps and is adept at building national teams by exercising the tenacity and forethought to attract, recruit, manage, and retain productive employees. Tenacious at developing new revenue opportunities, securing customer loyalty, and forging long term relationships with external and internal business partners that fortify, drive, and sustain shareholder value. What you'll learn about in this episode: What career path Shaun took after his time playing basketball at St. Ambrose University How Shaun and one of his former teammates decided to open a toxicology testing laboratory How Shaun and his business partner found remarkable success and explosive growth in less than four years, before everything fell apart How Shaun discovered yoga as a way to cope with the difficulties he was experiencing, and how it sparked the idea for Yoga 2.0 What lessons Shaun learned playing basketball that he has been able to bring forward into his post-athletic career How Shaun has been able to build a remarkable team for Yoga 2.0, and how he structures his compensation to show gratitude for his team In what ways Shaun has worked to give his guests a high-end experience, and why the focus is on having people leave as mentally motivated as they are physically challenged Why self-compassion is an important skill to help you get through the hard times when starting your own business, and what steps Shaun takes to break out of a funk What growth strategies Shaun has planned for Yoga 2.0, and how he plans to scale up the business to stay in step with his plans Shaun shares which mentors have made the greatest impression on his career, and he offers advice for young people just entering the professional world Additional resources: Website: www.yoga2point0.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/yoga2point0/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/yoga2.0studio/

TIMESTAMPS BELOW. Shaun Deeb discusses Negreanu feud, comments on markup, upcoming 2019 WSOP preparation and more.    (0:00) Intro, Shaun Deeb (2:30) What poker game formats and stakes has Shaun been playing lately? (3:00) Shaun explains why it's so important to seize opportunities arise in poker. (4:00) #DadLife with Shaun Deeb (7:00) Shaun's recent Twitter dispute with Daniel Negreanu re: JohnnyVibes WSOP package markup (10:00) Shaun's qualifications as an all-time poker tournament grinder (11:00) Is Shaun being a "bully" with his commentary as the 'Markup Police' (14:30) Addressing Negreanu's negative Twitter remarks about Deeb (16:30) The struggles and guilt that comes with being married to a poker pro (17:30) The Twitter "marriage last longer" prop bet (19:30) Ashley Deeb's Twitter response to Deeb-Negreanu dispute, prop bet offer (20:30) Papi defends some of DNegs' #OOL interactions (21:00) "Touchy-feely" incident involving Amanda Leatherman and DNegs on "The Big Game?" Out of court settlement and Non Disclosure Agreement? (21:30) Deeb says Daniel has DNegs crosses a lot of lines (22:30) Mason Malmuth vs. Daniel Negreanu, and other feuds (23:30) Daniel has taken fat checks and hurt poker players, says Deeb (24:30) Should Daniel Negreanu adjust his approach as an ambassador? (26:00) Shaun promotes and defends Daniel Negreanu's 2019 WSOP package (27:00) Why dealing with mass backing payouts as a WSOP players is a huge headache (28:30) Both Shaun and Joey believe Phil Hellmuth is "underrated" (29:30) Shaun's action with Kane Kalas, Joe McKeehan, and Phil Hellmuth (30:30) The Phil Hellmuth hype is real (31:30) 50 Cent vs. Randall Emmett Instagram sh**storm (32:30) Was Negreanu's YouTube coverage of #FoftyGate hypocritical? (34:00) Shaun justifies shaming those who owe debts in the poker world (35:00) What would have been next step if Randall hadn't paid debt to 50 Cent? (36:00) Lala Kent interviews and memes that have gone viral (37:00) Daniel Negreanu "doesn't back down," is a "hypocrite," says Deeb (40:00) Daniel Negreanu's chivalrous defense of Eric Lindgren, while burying Mike Matusow (40:15) "Daniel gets so much enjoyment out of making other people miserabe." -Shaun Deeb (40:30) Deeb confirms Daniel's dress-to-the-left bulge is big (42:00) Phil Hellmuth has advised others to be more discreet while working to clean up industry (44:00) Discussion of JohnnyVibes WSOP package, tournament markup, poker hand ranges (52:00) Promotion of Poker Sasha PLO package, Ryan LaPlante's package, and high roller ROIs (55:00) Deeb's thoughts on PLO edges, shout-outs to Alex Foxen and Chance Kornuth (59:00) In-depth thoughts about poker tournament markup (1:03:00) Confirmed: Shaun Deeb is markup police, but sucks at Twitter punctuation (1:05:30) Deeb responds to JohnnyVibes in-chat commentary (1:07:00) "GTO is not as solved as people thought is was." (1:07:30) Shaun Deeb doesn't hold back in critique of JohnnyVibes poker skill level (1:11:30) "Day 1" poker pro tournament social media outreach is typically less than Day 2+ (1:13:00) Example of exploitative poker hand play (1:14:00) Shaun Deeb says JohnnyVibes is "full of shit" and "doesn't belong in poker." (1:16:00) Recent 3Bet poker clothing store closure. RunGoodGear best apparel brand? (1:17:00) Shaun Deeb's inner-circle in the poker world (1:18:00) More discussion about tournament markup (1:20:00) Paul Volpe cash game and WSOP tournament skill (1:23:00) Jason Mercier has immersed himself into the #DadLife, Shaun says (1:25:30) Poker Life Podcast chat interaction (1:28:00) The great Wizard-Assistant Jonah Vella has moved on to big things (1:30:30) 50 Cent vs. Randall Emmett re-dux (1:32:00) What are the biggest mistakes tournament players make? (1:34:00) Ashley Deeb Poker Life Podcast cameo will have to wait (1:35:30) Shaun Deeb's high profile "slowroll" of Mike Matusow (PNIA - 2013) (1:36:00) Whatever happened to...? Doyle Brunson appreciation. (1:40:00) General thoughts on poker player outreach and sincerity (1:43:00) Ashley Deeb has Shaun Deeb's complete respect it seems (1:46:00) Shaun Deeb believes non-profitable pros to find something else to do (1:49:00) The diminishing returns and expected value of almost all poker pros (1:50:30) Poker vlogs (1:52:00) Shaun Deeb's "go with the flow" WSOP prep strategy, making two "Day 3's" in 2018 (1:53:00) Shaun believes a prop bet is necessary to motivate him to perform at peak in 2019 WSOP (1:54:30) WSOP phone chargers, and how they tie into ongoing markup debates (1:56:30) Shaun Deeb refuses to initiate HU "Daniel Negreanu pool challenge" (1:57:30) First-hand thoughts on Daniel Negreanu's 2010 WSOPE £10k "pound you back" incident (2:04:30) "It's gonna be a fun summer!" Has Shaun Deeb "evolved" as a poker personality? (2:05:00) Why "transparency" is important in all aspects of the poker world (2:06:00) How Shaun and Ashley Deeb met at a poker table (Chad Brown charity event) (2:08:00) Papi reveals he doesn't have a girlfriend at the moment (2:08:30) Upcoming Poker After Dark episodes on PokerGO (2:09:30) Eli Elezra debt to Shaun Deeb, talks with Mason Malmuth and David Sklansky at 2+2 (2:11:00) Joey Ingram's first experience at American Poker Awards, meeting Las Vegas gamig lawyer David Gzesh, Antonio Esfandiari and others (2:12:00) Back to Eli Elezra book (2:13:00) Shout-out to Allen Kessler (aka "chainsaw") (2:14:00) Upcoming Poker Life Podcast episodes, arm wrestling ambassador conversation (2:17:00) Why "limit" poker and "mixed games" underperform in broadcast viewership terms (2:19:00) Parting thoughts: "Never be scared money." Some MTT players are so... (2:20:30) "Tournament Playing Papi" -- Run It Up Reno (2:21:00) Shaun Deeb slowroll in Jacksonville, Florida. "I slowrolled my grandmother when she was alive." (2:23:00) Shaun has never been given the opportunity to properly "defend" one of his 3 WSOP bracelets (2:25:00) Final thoughts. "Kids are expensive." More to come... thanks for watching!

Where do you start with Shaun Stafford? Well you will hear it all in this episode. From Shaun going to Oxford University, through all of his WBFF Pro competition years, opening a gym (which was fascinating for me to hear) to doing something massively outside his comfort zone in running the Everest Marathon. It was an unbelievably fascinating conversation. I consider myself as somebody who has a lot going on but Shaun is a whole new level. As I listened to Shaun talk I realised how effective somebody can be in so many areas and still remain so composed. It is also so clear where Shaun's priorities lie as an individual. His family is number one and everything else is second. That is the way I want to be living my life when the time is right. It was such a gripping period hour spent with Shaun and I really felt like I learnt a lot. As I walked away from this episode it was another example of how this podcast can be used as a platform to learn and be inspired about what Is possible. Take a look at some of the topics we spoke about. How Shaun went from Oxford University to a career in the fitness industry. Shaun's journey through to his WBFF Pro card. How he obtained, lost and then obtained AGAIN his his WBFF Pro winning title. Opening City Athletic - Why did he decide to open a gym? His Advice to anybody thinking about opening a gym and what the harsh reality of doing this is. How on earth Shaun went from bodybuilding to running the Everest Marathon Shaun tells us how much he loves running! But seriously he loved raising money for a special charity in Nepal. Shaun's process around 'Goal Setting'. This is something I have wanted to ask Shaun for a while. What is on the cards for Shaun over the next 12 months. What Shaun's life lesson would be for an individual in their 20's looking for a direction.

Episode 19 - How Shaun built his career in hospitality. I definitely flipped the script on this one and got someone I truly respect and trust, Jason Titus, to interview me on my career in the hospitality industry. The wins and losses and how my experiences have shaped what is important to me.

Dr. Shaun Woodly is the author of MC Means Move the Class: How to Spark Engagement and Motivation in Urban and Culturally Diverse Classrooms. He is also the host of The Urban & Educating Podcast. Today, he talks about his journey from music to education, how writing a book is different from academic writing, and the parallelism between being an MC and a teacher.   What We Discuss with Dr. Shaun Woodly: From love of music to a burning passion for both music and education How being an MC is correlated with being a teacher How he found his recognizable voice apart from having an academic tone Different sublevels of culture that result in complexity and misunderstandings Shaun’s realization of the impact he has on his students Why and how Shaun changed his teaching style in 180 degrees Shaun’s advice to those having seeds of doubt with their profession Why Shaun leaped into a university setting Academic writing vs. book writing Creating the book trailer and marketing the book How Shaun leverages his books in his workshops   Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

    In this episode, qualified Naturopath Ashleigh Mythen talks with Shaun Brewster - a Myotherapist, Exercise Physiologist, Ultra-endurance runner and ex-Martial Arts instructor who has spent his adult life carving out a professional career doing exactly what makes him happy. Early in his career, Shaun discovered the power of saying YES to opportunities when they presented themselves and creating opportunities when they didn’t. From becoming a university lecturer at the ripe old age of 21, to running hundreds of kilometres raising money for cancer research, to owning and operating one the fastest growing health education company in Australia - CEA - Shaun believes he has a completely unreasonable level of belief in his ability to do anything he puts his mind to and well it seems to be working for him. I was lucky enough to be able to see Shaun speak at a seminar last year -  he has such a great energy and positive vibe which is why I'm so excited to have him on today's show. Some of the things you'll discover in this week's episode are: + Why it's important to love what you do + How Shaun went about creating his own opportunities when they didn't present themselves + The power of saying YES even when fear is apparent + The challengers Shaun faced and how he overcame them + How Shaun continues to love what he does after over 20 years in the health industry + What Shaun would have liked to know 20 years ago + Why Shaun created his company 'Continue Education Australia' + How confidence isn't something you have but something you do + How being a bad student helped him to become a great teacher + How Shaun takes care of himself while having such an active and involved career + 3 things Shaun tries to do every day for optimum health + Why health is important when building the career of your dreams + AND SO MUCH MORE!!  This episode has been sponsored by Naturopress - a cold press juicer that makes health and weight loss easy. To get $50 off your Naturopress purchase and free postage to anywhere in Australia go to https://naturopress.com.au/ type in the code: Get50off at the checkout.  CONNECT WITH SHAUN BREWSTER + Website: www.ceaustralia.com + Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/continuingeducationaust/ + Instagram: www.instagram.com/c_e_australia/ REVIEW Your written reviews and feedback inspire me to improve each episode. Plus they help spread it can't be that friggin hard message far and wide. If you love the podcast and the information shared then please leave a review and rating over at iTunes or Stitcher. Don't have an iTunes account??? No worries! I just got approved by Spotify listen HERE. I would also really love to hear about your own health journey, what your struggling with and what you'd love to hear covered in upcoming episodes please leave me a comment below or reach out to me at Ashleigh@itcantbethatfrigginhard.com  

Today’s episode can only be described as inspiring. Seriously. After I finished recording this interview I was ready to go hug a stranger and do something I’d been putting off for a while. If you leave this episode feeling anything but elated and inspired, you can have your money back. Just kidding. But seriously. My guest, Shaun Howie, has a ton of great advice for navigating underemployment and really just staying a decent human being in the face of adversity. From the Navy, back to school, to retail, his advice? Stay positive and never settle. Topics discussed: From the Navy to Portland State University and a business degree in marketing Debt + $12 or $13 an hour, Expectations vs. reality Wages not keeping up with the cost of living Trying not to compare yourself to your friends Learning that your degree isn’t a death sentence The experience cycle Watching friends with debt struggle with finances The most challenging part of being underemployed The role of social media: it’s not always inspiring, it can remind you of what you don’t have Health insurance or the lack thereof How not getting vacation time negatively impacts your mental health Working multiple jobs to make a full time wage but not getting any of the associated benefits with working full time How Shaun’s attitude impacts his stress level and outlook Using reflection to battle stress and negative energy The kind of friends you should keep when you’re underemployed The ripple effect of random acts of kindness Using job listings to inform your job search Remembering what you’ve learned from every experience Building resilience: you have to try or you’ll never know How shame and vulnerability play a part in underemployment Daring Greatly*, Brene Brown’s book on shame and vulnerability Learned Optimism by Martin Seligman* Bored and Brilliant by Manoush Zomorodi* Note to Self podcast Let yourself get bored: put the phone down and be alone with yourself

Media personality and talk radio show host Shaun Proulx has a great big heart – and he shares a piece of it with us in this episode of the Free Your Inner Guru Podcast. When Shaun Proulx and I sat down to record this interview, we had a list of topics and found that neither one of us felt like speaking about anything other than our thoughts and feelings about current events this week with the loss of two highly talented creatives like Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. Shaun opens up about own his experience of living a public life and what led him to create a "Thought Revolution."  Shaun believes it is time that we stop stigmatizing our humanity.  The words Thought Revolution came out of his mouth during a CBC interview.  After the strength of the audience's response, Shaun knew that a Thought Revolution was needed  – not just for himself.  He has dedicated his life and his work to sharing the power of living consciously with others. "I know that the only thing I've done that has proven to be consistently successful is that the thoughts I think on the subjects that are important to me create my reality... The thoughts we have in our heads are the only things we can control." Listen to this episode to hear Shaun Proulx share his perspective on: Why success is not doing what other people thing you should be doing. What we can learn from our shock when people who appear to have it all - like Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain - commit suicide. The things people give up when they have a public life. How Shaun's journey living with HIV taught him that something you try to keep private begins to carry the weight of a secret. The best part of making your dreams come true. How he deals with fear. Why we have to take the things we don't like and appreciate them. The 3 things Shaun does each day to cultivate to "tune my dial" and align himself with joy. Why he is a little bit jealous of you if you're just starting out. :) Shaun Proulx is one of the most versatile talents in media and entertainment with credits as a television personality and host, producer, radio host, motivational speaker, columnist, author, publisher, actor, live event host, spokesperson, life coach, and activist for the issues of mental health, animal rights, and HIV stigma.  Shaun hosts the weekly SiriusXM talk show, The Shaun Proulx Show, on Canada Talks channel 167. Mentioned in this episode: Shaun's heartfelt article What Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain Teach Us If you need immediate help: SuicidePrevention.ca CAMH Crisis Resources Page - Toronto and Surrounding Area CTV News - Mental Health in Canada - Where to get help   Support the #FYIGpodcast and join the Free Your Inner Guru™ Tribe at support.freeyourinnerguru.com --------------- The post Shaun Proulx:  Feeling Happier is a Thought Revolution Away first appeared on Free Your Inner Guru.

Shaun T is a global fitness superstar with over 10 million workout DVDs sold and countless lives changed through his unique style of motivation. With his new book out, I though I'd get him on the podcast so he can share his incredible and inspiring journey! The topics covered include: - How Shaun gained the Freshman 50 in college - Why the only meaningful obstacles are mental ones - The starting line versus the finish line - How to handle haters - And much more! Be sure to check out Shaun's new book "T is For Transformation" at TisForTransformation.com and wherever books are sold. And follow him on social media (@ShaunT) and check out his website https://shauntfitness.com! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bj-gaddour/message

Every second of everyday, our minds and bodies are transforming. Transformation is a part of life. But all transformations are not created equal. Personally, I’ve transformed from a thriving athlete, into a couch potato with extra cheese and bacon bits. I’ve transformed from being incredibly self-centered, to dedicating my life each day to serving others. I’ve transformed many times in my life (as you have too!). Some for the good, and some for the not-so-good. But, the point is that transformation is a given. It’s always happening whether you realize it or not. And the key is to get out in front of that transformation to guide your mind, body, and spirit where you want it to be. How we transform, and what we transform into, is up to us more than we may realize. Part of the challenge with transforming our lives for the better is due to the struggles that we carry from our past. The things we’ve been through may carry a tone of, “You’ll never be able to accomplish it.” “Who do you think you are?” “No one you know has ever done this before.” “You’re not _______ (good enough, talented enough, intelligent enough, etc. [just fill in the blank with the negative things we hear and tell ourselves]).” Truly, transformation is an inside job that has to look those things right in the face and move past them. Marianne Williamson says, “It is our own thoughts that hold the key to miraculous transformation.” We have the power inside us, but we need the tools to bring it out. There’s an art and science to transformation, and I know of no one better on the planet to help ignite the transformation in others than our guest today. He’s impacted the lives of literally millions of people around the world, helping them to get fit, helping them to move past their excuses, and helping them to transform their lives. Shaun T. is in the house today, and if you’re ready to move past the next 10 levels in your life, then click play, open your heart, and hear what he has to say. In this episode you'll discover: How the Freshman 15 can become the Freshman 50. How a six-pound weight loss can totally transform your health. Why so many of us don’t want to be “seen” in a gym. Which character traits Shaun had to develop to become a world-class fitness teacher. How giving of yourself and serving others can help you heal personally. The tragic childhood experience that shaped Shaun’s life early on. How Shaun was able to turn his tragedy to triumph and help others in the process. How we all develop secret superpowers from the struggles we go through. Why it’s critical to love your “old self” while you’re creating your “new self”. Why it’s crucial to move outside of your comfort zone and HOW to actually do it. How changing up your exercise program helps to keep you fitter (and younger). Why having more adventurous friends can boost your growth and success. Why changing your inputs will change your outputs. The profound reason you should do something uncomfortable each day. Why people use busyness as a distraction. Why time will no longer be the reason you can’t have the body and health you want. Items mentioned in this episode include: Onnit.com/Model

Today we have Shaun Buck, founder of Newsletter Pro. They send out millions of newsletters each year for their customers. Shaun has built a multi-million-dollar business that crafts customized newsletters for his clients which help them increase retention, get more referrals and acquire new clients. This service is hands off for clients because they print and mail it in-house. Newsletter Pro made the Inc 500's 5000 fastest growing companies two years in a row with a growth rate of 2,975%. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [1:20] Jeremy introduces his guest, Shaun Buck. [2:30] Many business leaders are focusing on the wrong things! [4:30] The importance of culture in a business. [12:00] Shaun talks about growth points. [14:00] People need a good goal to push toward. [18:30] Shaun shares his company’s core values. [21:00] Giving Back. [24:00] Systems and tools that help Shaun and his team. [32:00} Shaun gives ideas that help businesses increase promotions. [38:00] People are ready for your product when they are ready. [43:00] Shaun talks about how his teams break down. [47:00] Shaun’s early business experiences. [57:00] How Shaun got into the newsletter business. [1:00:30] What franchise would Shaun consider purchasing? [1:03:30] Shaun talks about his company’s referral program. [1:09:00] Work-life balance and being present. [1:12:00] Shaun shares a life-changing moment. In this episode… What have you done to create a healthy and thriving workplace culture in your company? Is it even on your radar? Imagine what it would mean to your team and how it would impact their performance if you honed in on creating a top-notch culture. On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader Shaun Buck as he explains his approach to building a vibrant workplace culture and how they focus on giving back to the community around them. What lessons and insights will you walk away with from what Shaun has to share? Listen to this motivational episode to find out! If you’ve been in the business world for very long you’ve heard the quote from Peter Drucker that states, “Culture eats strategy for lunch.” Has that been your experience as a business leader? How would you describe your workplace culture? Is it humming along or could it use a shot in the arm? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from Shaun Buck as he opens up about the amazing culture he has nurtured at Newsletter Pro. At the end of the day, it’s not about cheesy gimmicks and inspirational quotes, Shaun is truly passionate about creating a workplace that inspires and motivates people to operate at their highest level. Hear more as Shaun dives deeper into this topic on this episode! With the main engine and drive of most companies revolving around profit, there seems to be very little focus given to corporate responsibility to the surrounding community. How does your company give back to the community around it? If you don’t, where can you start? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Shaun Buck shares how his company, Newsletter Pro rallies together to make a special contribution to those in need. The desire to give back originates with Shaun but he has also been able to galvanize his whole workforce around this benevolent endeavor. Learn more from Shaun’s story and how leaders like you can take steps toward caring for your community on this episode! What is your approach to serving your clients? Do you lean heavily on promoting your product or service? Do you try to educate and give them resources that communicate you have their best interests in mind? On this episode of Inspired Insider, innovator and entrepreneur Shaun Buck shares his mindset around bringing clients on board. Shaun is a firm believer in the concept that customers are will be ready for your services when they know that they are ready. It's a simple concept but it is a profound truth. At the heart of the matter, this saying communicates that relentless convincing won’t do you any good. Besides, you don’t want a client who isn’t fully on board and ready to participate in what you have prepared for them. Make sure to catch this episode as Shaun goes into greater detail on this topic! What caused you to become the business leader you are today? Did you have a mentor who helped guide you into the business world? Was it a family member who instilled in you a strong work ethic? Or did you have to find your own way and make the path toward success uniquely yours? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Shaun Buck describes his journey and the role that hard work and innovation played in his success story. Shaun also has the fortunate perspective to consider how his children will learn from his example as they imitate a learn from his narrative. Discover additional lessons like this one from Shaun on this fascinating episode! Resources Mentioned on this episode www.newsletterpro.com/freebook https://www.facebook.com/TheNewsletterPro https://twitter.com/Newsletter_Pro HelpScout Zenefits Quickbooks Teamwork Sponsor for this episode Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and cofounder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

Two-time WBFF world champion Shaun Stafford stops by to talk about buffets, injuries, and coming back from the shoulder cyst he thought at first was just gains. Highlights: - The madness behind the scenes at the Olympia expo - How Shaun originally injured his shoulder and thought a large cyst "was just gains" - "There's a 60% chance this is going to work…" - Finding his "new normal" post-surgery - When it's worth it even for a self-taught pro to hire a coach - How to have shoulders without training shoulders - His "weak link" program to do as active recovery - "What would you rather do? Be able to play for 45 minutes with your boy without huffing and puffing, or be jacked and wear a large t-shirt?" - His three phases of the perfect workout Be sure to follow us on social media for daily fitness updates! Twitter | https://twitter.com/bodybuildingcom Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/Bodybuildingcom Snapchat | https://www.snapchat.com/add/bodybuildingcom Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/bodybuildingcom/ Pinterest | https://www.pinterest.com/Bodybuildingcom/ YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/user/bodybuildingcomvideo Google+ | https://plus.google.com/+bodybuildingcom Spotify | http://spoti.fi/1NRebm0 Mobile Apps | http://bbcom.me/2d7tixc Bodybuilding.com | http://www.bodybuilding.com/podcast

On this episode we're joined by Phil Lopez to discuss the ins and outs of moving. That may include: -Matt's love of Ikea meatballs -What's the best kind of mattress? -How Shaun cheated to buy an office chair -Why Matt should be your interior decorator And so much more! http://upfordebate.tv Twitter: @UpForDebateTV http://facebook.com/upfordebatetv