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After finishing high school, Stan Chorzelewski still didn't have a clear idea of the path he would follow, and he was already working at Acme Markets pushing carts. College seemed like the right option, so he started the Business Administration and Management course at Camden County College. Working hard and giving 100% at every position he worked in Acme, Stan made his way up to Assistant Store Director. He developed many tools that would help him a lot in the future as a Store Director, but Stan decided to make the leap of faith into the construction industry as the hands-on man he is.Stan Chorzelewski is a Commercial Flooring Installer at American Floors, Inc, with more than 13 years of experience. He is a Certified OSHA 30 installer. Throughout this episode, Stan kindly shared his experiences moving from his comfort zone and starting a brand new profession after getting a managerial position. We also discussed the importance of having a positive attitude, giving 100% at any work, and delivering a quality job as the keys to success. Then, Stan shared a weird story from his time as an Assistant Store Director. Finally, we spoke about the health improvement after his profession change and his passion for teaching. Some Questions I Ask:You went through a four-year apprenticeship to become a journeyman, and then you became a foreman? (18:09)Let's talk about overtime. Your profession is the only union where you get double time if you work on Saturdays. Is that correct? (26:13)You're on your hands and knees all frickin' day. How are your knees and back after 13 years? (28:65)How COVID impacted you when it hit? (35:47)In This Episode, You Will Learn:Stan's background and how he got into the construction industry (4:18)The suspicious lady. One of Stan's stories as Assistant Store Director (13:19)What Stan learned from his experience at Acme and how those abilities helped him afterward (16:35)No day is similar to the previous one. A bit of Stan's routine (27:17)Positivity goes a long way. How Stan's vision over things always helped him evolve (31:07)Resources:American Floors, Inc websiteConnect with Stan:LinkedInLet's Connect!LinkedInInstagram TwitterMPC Builders - WebsiteMPC Builders - Facebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What does it take to build a thriving farm in cold, harsh climates?  Joining us today on the Thriving Farmer Podcast is Stan Bialecki of Bialecki Farms. Stan and his wife, Amy, are the owners and operators of Bialecki Farms. They’re located in the northeast mountains of Pennsylvania, which they’ve lovingly dubbed “Alaska, Pennsylvania.” Beginning the homestead with the intention to grow for their family, now with over 20 years of farming experience, they proudly grow fresh, local vegetables for the community. There’s plenty of history and knowledge that comes with such a refined process, and Stan certainly doesn’t hold back during this enlightening episode!   You’ll hear: What farming is like in the mountains of Pennsylvania 1:57 How Stan got started with Bialecki Farms 3:00 How Stan works with tunnels 5:19 About the primary markets for Bialecki Farms’ products 11:00 What kinds of crops Stan grows 15:31 How Stan decides on new crops 21:22 How Stan manages pests in the greenhouse 26:00 How Stan and Amy divide roles on the farm 31:24 The hardest part of being a farmer for Stan 33:10 What Stan would do differently given the ability to go back and start again 33:41 The biggest mistake Stan sees newer farmers making 38:31 How Stan sets up LED lights 40:10 How Amy grows microgreens 44:15 Stan’s favorite farming tool 44:34   About the Guest:Bialecki Farms is a market farm in northeastern Pennsylvania focusing on year-round production of hydroponic greens in addition to an assortment of seasonal crops. The farm's growing practices use a combination of old and new technologies from high wheel cultivators to high tech greenhouses. Our produce can be found at area farmers markets, grocery stores, and restaurants.   Resources: Website - https://www.bialeckifarms.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/bialeckifarms Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/stanbialecki/,  https://www.instagram.com/amy_at_bialecki.farms/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtWM36FdWOKjf4qhjGyY_6w

On this episode of the Franchise Secrets podcast, Erik is joined by Stan Friedman to discuss how to find the best emerging and established brands. As a franchising veteran and high-level executive at several companies, Stan brings a wealth of experience to the table. Whether it’s finding the best emerging and established brands to get involved with or how to beat out the bigger brands, Stan has seen and done it all in franchising. Listen to Erik and Stan talk about emerging and established brands: Introduction  How Stan found franchising (2:10) Stan explains how he entered the world of franchising after an unstable career in radio. He went through a program that taught him how to market and offer franchises to large real estate brokers who were suffering under the reign of RE/MAX.  Competing with the big players (4:26) At the time, RE/MAX was snapping up the best agents by offering competition commission deals. In working for ERA Franchises, Stan offered a better alternative to those who didn’t want to cross over to RE/MAX. Conversion franchising (6:36) Stan talks about the method of conversion franchising, which is identifying the top players in a field and going after their base. He touches on how this is a strategic, proactive and more efficient alternative to just advertising to everyone and hoping for the best.  How Google changed franchising (10:15) Stan discusses how the internet, and the wealth of information that comes with it, has changed the franchising game. The franchisor and franchisee dynamic has shifted, giving franchisees more power. The franchisor needs to adapt to meeting potential franchisees on their terms.  Researching the right franchisees (12:57) Stan emphasizes the importance of finding the right initial franchisees by researching their backgrounds. Ultimately, the success of the first franchisees is the success of the franchisor.  Collecting data (15:22) Stan believes the best tool is the ability to collect as much data as possible in order to make more intentional and informed decisions What Stan does now (18:07) Nowadays, Stan is the president of FRM Solutions, which produces customizable tools for franchisors to use to help better manage their system. He also hosts his own podcast, Franchise Today, which brings in successful guests to help educate those in franchising.  Mastermind groups (23:56) Stan has recently started new projects to aid emerging franchisors by creating educational peer groups. Stan and Erik discuss the value in these mastermind networks, how they began and how they can improve your career and life.  Emerging and established brands (27:05) Stan pinpoints what separates a successful emerging brand from all the others. He explains how leadership, mentality, values, and collaboration allows certain emerging brands to excel.  Brand loyalty (28:36) Stan urges new franchisees to find the brand, culture, and values that align with their interests. He stresses discovering what is best for you and your passions. He encourages any franchisee to explore the culture on the ground level before becoming involved. Trainers and tools (32:20) Stan states that the most imperative employee in a franchise is the trainer. He says look at what a franchisor has invested in their trainers and tools that ensure a franchisee’s success. He highlights the tools and the positions the franchisor has set up in order to decide your own involvement.  How Covid-19 distinguished the best brands (35:27) The best way to judge if a franchisee should get involved with a certain brand is to look at how they handled Covid-19. How did a franchisor help aid their franchisee in a time of crisis? Stan says look at the behavior—it will reveal everything. The most memorable people (40:09) Stan talks about his interaction with Jimmy John Liautaud, whose interview stuck with him to this day. He touches on how Jimmy John’s approach to business epitomized giving back to the team and collaborating with others. To Stan, Jimmy John’s interview represented the spirit of franchising: making others and yourself successful.  Struggling franchisees (42:18) Stan gives an analogy of planting a garden to explain how struggling franchisees can pivot to start excelling. He explains how to distinguish systemic failure from personal, and what to do once you’ve examined yourself and your franchise. Lastly, Stan and Erik discuss playing to your strengths and finding the right franchise for you, whether that is emerging or established. Links: Franchise Secrets - Website Franchise Secrets - Facebook group

It’s a wild adventure as we discuss the big issues from the week that was and pay tribute to an Aussie TV legend.Each week the TV Blackbox team take you behind the scenes, wade through the PR spin and launch into the reality that is the Australian television business. In this episode:· 1.56 – The story we got wrong… but now there’s a new twist!· 6.13 – How Stan is changing the streaming wars and sports rights· 10.02 – WEEK 45 ratings wrap· 19.20 – Just how did channel 10 get 10 SHAKE so wrong?· 24.20 – SBS bonuses make headlines for all the wrong reasons· 29.13 – News boss Peter Meakin remembers 60 minutes founder Gerald Stone· 34.17 – Hatches & Dispatches· 38.03 – Katie Little & Carlotta remember the iconic Jeanne Little· 1.05.03 – TV BlackvaultFollow the @TVBB_podcast crew:@rob_mcknight@shrimptank@BenjaminJNorris@SteveMolkFollow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tv_blackboxFind us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/TVBlackbox/Visit our website: https://tvblackbox.com.au Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Aussie footballer and Perth local Stan Lazaridis joins Adam Peacock and he was NOT backwards, in coming forwards, which made for great listening. They look back at Stan's time in the game - his breakout in England, his coaches, his teammates, opponents and more. 'Laza' is one helluva storyteller, too.Here are the highlights:-What Stan's up to (1:00)-'Father figure' Raul Blanko's profound influence (3:00)-How Stan got scouted way back - in Adelaide (7:00)-How Stan 'made it' in England, with West Ham and Harry Redknapp (10:00)-The reluctance to return to the NSL, in those days (17:00)-Laza gave a fan a bike. It was his career 'turning point' (21:00)-Roy Keane's 'devil eyes' and love for Rio (23:00)-Playing against the Invincibles, Arsenal, and almost joining them (25:00)-When Harry sold Stan (27:00)-'Laza' finding his 'home' at Birmingham City (28:00)-Toon manager Steve Bruce and Stan's insight on what he'll bring (31:00)-Stan's take on where football's at (38:00)-The silver bullet Socceroos and Graham Arnold should look into (40:00)-Laza's fear of flying (42:00)-Stan's time in the national team - favourite coach and players (45:00)-Stan's mysterious misunderstanding with Guus Hiddink (52:00)-Guus' mistake against Italy in the WC (53:00)-Potentially getting back involved with football (56:00)

On This Episode of Japan Station On this episode of the Japan Station podcast I sit down for a chat with the award-winning creator of the Usagi Yojimbo comic book series, Stan Sakai. About Stan Sakai Though born in Japan, Stan Sakai grew up in Honolulu, Hawaii, before moving to California to pursue a career in comics. Once in California Stan went on to work with some of the most legendary figures in the comics industry, including Stan Lee and Sergio Aragones. Stan is best known as the creator of the long-running comic book series, Usagi Yojimbo. The series, which dates back to 1984, has won Stan a long list of prestigious awards, including five Eisner Awards. The main character of Usagi Yojimbo, Miyamoto Usagi, has also appeared in numerous crossovers with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Usagi Yojimbo is currently be developed into an animated TV series. Topics Discussed Stan's parents and why he was born in Japan The difference between the manga industry in Japan and the American comic book industry His work on the graphic novel adaptation of the story fo the 47 ronin (published by Dark Horse comics) How Stan got into the comic book industry The time the late-Stan Lee surprised Stan by calling him on the phone Stan's relationship with Sergio Aragones Stan's interest in Japanese history and culture Stan's wife Julie Fujii Sakai The incredible cute-ness of Chibi Usagi Usagi Yojimbo being developed into an animated TV series by Gaumont Valuable advice for aspiring comic book creators And much more! Follow Japankyo on Facebook and Twitter so you don't miss any updates!

What is going on Avination, welcome to episode #52 featuring Stan Kuliavas from Levaero Aviation. In this episode, Stan and I talk about what it is like to go to Embry Riddle without wanting to become a pilot, how he had zero interest in aviation even though his dad was involved in aviation and much more. How Stan took his first intro flight. How Stand is thankful his dad didn’t push aviation on him. Why you have to love the process of becoming an airline pilot. How your first few hundred hours really mold you into the pilot you will be later in your career. We talk about what General aviation in Canada is like. How Stan learned quite quickly that he didn’t want to be an Air Canada pilot. How the “aviation bug” can be different for everyone. Stan figured out that he wanted to fly when he wanted to, not when he had too. Why Stan chose to go to Embry Riddle. You can go to Riddle and not want to be a pilot. How Ohio State went from wanting to get rid of their Aviation Program to wanting to keep it and build on it. Did you know Embry Riddle had athletics? How Stan had the bright idea to move back to Canada from Florida. We talk about what it is like to work in Sales for a fractional company. How it is important to always try to learn new things. How you are either getting better or getting worse  We talk about when the podcast started getting some traction. Why it is important to put yourself out there and be vulnerable. Stan talks about ocean crossing with a PC12. Thank you for listening to today's episode. Make sure to check out our sponsor Cadence Aviation they make premium headsets at a great price. Avination, I hope you enjoyed this episode if you did. Leave us a review on all social media, iTunes and check out our Patreon page for early access and Pilot to Pilot swag.

On this week's episode of The SaaS Revolution Show, Stan Massueras, Intercom EMEA Sales Director talks about sales and customer acquisition at Intercom. Born and raised in a small village in France, as soon as Stan Massueras graduated college he decided Dublin was the place to be. He bought a one-way ticket and with a thousand euros in his back pocket he went on to experience the booming tech scene in the Irish capital. That was back in 2004 and Stan immediately fell in love with Dublin and has never looked back. His career path has passed through Xerox, HP, Facebook and Twitter before joining Intercom. In each of these companies, he has built European sales operations from the ground up, never expecting the successes they would reach. When he joined Intercom, there was already a small Sales team but Stan ramped up the EMEA sales efforts to new highs. The conversation traces back how Intercom's sales thinking has evolved and how currently Stan enables everyone to do the best work they can. Listen on to hear: How Stan has organised the sales team What is the winning formula of doing great sales His secret to keeping the team motivated and engaged Stan is one of many speakers we will welcome to SaaStock18 for what will be three epic days of learning, connecting and bringing your SaaS to new highs. You can still save €200 on tickets before the end of the day August 3rd. Head over to https://www.saastock.com/founder-exec and grab a single ticket or a team bundle now.

Stan Efferding, the World’s Strongest Bodybuilder, is the master of many areas of health and fitness, he is a retired powerlifter and body builder and creator of the Vertical Diet. His clients include Brian Shaw, Ben Smith, Hafthor Bjornsson and many more. Ben and Stan go deep on the vertical diet, why Stan believes that you need to look beyond your macros, protein sources and the sustainability of the vertical diet. This episode is brought to you by ATP Labs. Check out this weeks recommended product Vitamin D3 and use code Ben10 to receive 10% off of your total order. 1:30- Do No Harm. How Stan has evolved his training an nutrition style to support his health. 5:00- The importance of health while bulking. Why Stan has evolved his thinking when it comes to bulking. 7:30- The importance of eating foods that agree with YOUR body not necessarily traditional diets. 10:15- What is the Vertical Diet and how did Stan come up with it? 12:44- The importance of fruit, hydration and the fourth phase of water. 15:00- Nutrient timing. Why Stan believes that consuming micronutrients through the day is extremely important. 18:50- Salt’s influence on hydration and performance. 22:45- Optimizing nutrients rather than calories. How to optimize your diet without caloric restriction. 29:00- How Stan took Thor from 440 lbs to 395 lbs and increased his performance. 31:00- Foods not to eat. Stan’s framework for the vertical diet and optimizing performance and health. 35:15- Why quality food matters more to competitors and why you don’t know how poorly you feel until you experience what feeling great is. 41:00- Stan’s take on the “myth” of alkalized water. 44:15- Hydration and salt. Stan’s take on hydration, blood pressure and performance. 50:30- STOP EATING JUST THE EGG WHITES! Why yolks are necessary for micro nutrient intake. 53:00- What can you eat on the Vertical Diet? 58:00- Steak vs Chicken. Why Stan prefers red meat over poultry. 1:04:00- The biggest mistakes people are making when implementing the vertical diet. 1:09:00- How restrictive is the Vertical Diet? 1:10:45- The results. Stan shows some before and afters of himself and his clients. Check out the video podcast on YouTube to see!

Welcome to episode seventeen of the Honest Mamas Podcast. Today, our guest is Stan Tatkin, PsyD, MFT, who is a clinician, researcher, teacher, and developer of A Psychobiological Approach to Couple Therapy® (PACT). He has a clinical practice in Calabasas, CA, where he has specialized for the last 15 years in working with couples and individuals who wish to be in relationships. He and his wife, Tracey Boldemann-Tatkin, developed the PACT Institute for the purpose of training other psychotherapists to use this method in their clinical practice. In addition, Dr. Tatkin teaches and supervises first- through third-year family medicine residents at Kaiser Permanente, Woodland Hills, CA, and is an assistant clinical professor at the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, Department of Family Medicine. He is on the board of directors of Lifespan Learning Institute and serves as a core member on Relationships First, a nonprofit organization founded by Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt. What you’ll hear in this episode   How Stan became an expert working with couples The three attachment styles in the PACT approach—the wave, anchor and island The way in which these attachment styles show up Working with our partners to crate safe and secure attachments How to deal with these issues as children come into the relationship Practical tips on how to manage conflict within a relationship Why you shouldn’t stay in an unhappy relationship just for the kids Resources https://stantatkin.com http://thepackardinstitute.com Ted Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xKXLPuju8U

Stan Horst is one of the world’s few vacation rental veterans. He’s been hosting guests before the days of AirBnB, HomeAway, and even before the internet itself. With his unique perspective, Stan shares how his business modeled has evolved in the digital age, and how he still uses old-school marketing tactics to drive extraordinary results. We hope this episode will stir up some latent creativity, and show you that it’s possible for a new dog to learn old tricks.   In this episode you’ll learn...   How Stan marketed his vacation rental before the internet How Stan continues to use traditional offline marketing methods to stand out in a crowded online marketplace. Stan’s annoyance with traditional “follow up survey” requests Stan’s uniquely effective follow up email strategy to get reviews & repeat guests. How Stan leverages “Lumpy Mail” and aliens to get a 1700% ROI Stan’s strategic use of discounts to drive bookings Why doing things that don’t scale create value   Resources   Rent Responsibly (Sponsor)   Cabin Creek Wood   Lastly….   If you enjoyed this episode and would like to support us, please leave us a review and subscribe to us on iTunes (or whichever podcast platform you use). It makes a world of difference.

The world’s strongest bodybuilder Stan “Rhino” Efferding joins us today for a great episode. Stan is a great guy who has found high levels of success in many different areas of his life; he has been successful in business, fitness and family.  His passion and success in fitness is obvious, he is a IFBB Pro bodybuilder who has also totaled over 2,300 lbs raw in powerlifting competition. He has a great deal of experience and wisdom as you will be able to hear on the episode.   What you’ll learn How fatherhood changed Stan How fatherhood has changed his training How Stan got started in the gym What types of exercises give Stan the best ROI Stan’s training split Stan’s professional background The steps Stan took to develop his product The Kooler Stan’s advice for a 30 year old thinking of getting in shape   How to learn more about Stan “The Rhino” Stan's main website www.stanefferding.com/ Rhino Rants (check out Stan’s youtube series – a bunch of good fitness topics covered here) www.youtube.com/c/stanefferding/videos The Kooler www.thekooler.com/   Connect with us www.FatherhoodFitnessFinance.com Instagram   Subscribe to Fatherhood | Fitness | Finance Subscribe