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Steven self-identifies as the worst person to go into the real estate business, at least as judged by conventional wisdom: His pace is steady and relaxed. He doesn't work nights or weekends. He doesn't do open houses. He's only available on a Sunday if there's an emergency. You can't find him online.   In short: Steven sets boundaries.   Yet he's persisted by becoming an expert at door-knocking: taking difficult action over time, and connecting with people on a basic human level that brings in sustainable long-term business.   Join Dan and Steven as they discuss:    ‣ Steven's wildest door-knocking stories ‣ The short-term “invisible” success that prospecting can bring you ‣  How Steven works less than 20 hours a week, makes it to every baseball game and dance practice… and does $10M in volume a year   …and more!   QUOTES TO SHARE  

Today's guest on the Flipped Lifestyle Podcast is Steven Foust - who Shane Sams has had the pleasure of getting to know through the Flipped Lifestyle Community and in Shane's Round Table Coaching Program. Steven Foust has a couple of different websites and Facebook pages helping Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs) advance their careers. Now, he has over 40 members and Shane Sams is going to help him take his membership to hundreds of members! In this episode you'll learn: How Steven found his winning idea for his online business The one thing Steven changed that helped him get his first members A 12-week program that will help scale and grow Steven's membership to a full-time income Show Notes Currently, Steven Foust is still working at his 9 to 5 but has his sights set on pivoting to full-time self-employment through the membership model! Steven Foust is the Vice President of an aerospace manufacturing company in Phoenix, Arizona. And, he has about 35+ years of experience in that industry! A few years ago he realized he had to start making a switch and taking action to move an entrepreneur. When he was trying to come up with an idea, he began looking around his room at all of his pictures of his time in the Army of when he was trying to move up in the ranks. One of the things on his wall? A book he wrote to help other soldiers get promoted to NCO faster!   What fears do you have right now in your online business? (39:00) Even though Steven Foust has an amazing email list - his content is holding him back. He wants to increase his engagement with his audience. At the beginning of membership since there is not a huge community yet - the key is to set the stage for them to ask you questions. The question you are asked will tell you what content you need to create!   What's holding you back right now in your online business? (53:00) With an email list of 5,400 people, Steven HAS to go after them aggressively! Right now, Steven wants to get more prolific with his email list. Certain Facebook trolls coming at him (like we all get) are trying to get in his head and stop him from achieving his online business goals.   What are your next steps? (58:00) Steven's next steps should be: Figuring out what the problems his members want to solve are - and answering those questions. That is the content he will create. Watch the Webinar Training in The Flipped Lifestyle Blueprint. Start hosting weekly webinars. Pitch the membership in the weekly webinars. Make sure to sell annual discounts during the webinars as well!  

Steven Pesavento knows how damaging financial struggles can be, and from a very young age he decided he was going to do everything he could to ensure that was not a part of his future. Although he was determined, his limiting beliefs (which most listeners are likely to resonate with) led him down a path that was stable but unfulfilling, and he had to change his mindset in order to pursue his passion; real estate investing. Since doing so, he has seen enormous success with his company, VonFinch Capital, and his podcast, The Investor Mindset. In today's episode he talks us through his inspiring journey and we discuss three vital factors which Steven believes are instrumental in determining whether or not we will succeed; our mindset, our purpose, and the people we surround ourselves with. Along with the sound advice he offers during the show, Steven also shares where you can access the various very useful online resources he has developed.Key Points From This Episode:Limiting beliefs that Steven had before he began his real estate journey.Experiences Steven had as a child that drove him to make money from a young age.Dissatisfaction Steven felt with the original career path he chose, and his head-first entry into the real estate world.Steven's definition of mindset, and why this plays such a major role in determining a person's success.Why Steven believes so strongly in the value of community, and learning from others.The importance of attaching purpose to your actions.Realizations that Steven had while he was working in the single family space, and why these motivated him to pivot to multifamily. Who Steven's ideal kind of clients are.Parallels between Kent and Steven's career trajectory.How Steven decides which partners he is going to bring on board.Steven shares where you can access resources that will be of great help to you as a real estate investor, or an aspiring one.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Steven Pesavento on LinkedInSteven Pesavento on TwitterSteven Pesavento on InstagramSteven Pesavento on FacebookVonFinch CapitalThe Investor MindsetPrinciples of SuccessThe Ultimate Guide to Passive InvestingRich Dad Poor DadThe ABC's of Real Estate InvestingThe Go-GiverWho Not HowKent Ritter

Today's episode was nothing short of a dream come true for hosts Kevin Palmieri and Alan Lazaros because they were joined by New York Times bestselling author Steven Kotler. Yes, the one and only Steven Kotler. They chat about Flow, peak performance, entrepreneurship, depression and anxiety, and so much more.  Also, if you enjoy discussions around neurobiology, this episode is going to tickle your fancy.Steven Kotler is an award-winning journalist and the Executive Director of the Flow Research Collective. He is one of the world's leading experts on human performance. He is the author of nine bestsellers (out of thirteen books), including The Art of Impossible, The Future is Faster Than You Think, Stealing Fire, The Rise of Superman, Bold and Abundance. Steven is also the cohost of Flow Research Collective Radio, a top ten iTunes science podcast. Along with his wife, author Joy Nicholson, he is the co-founder of the Rancho de Chihuahua dog sanctuary.Where to find Steven:Website: https://www.stevenkotler.com/Get the book The Art of Impossible here: https://amzn.to/3vWkSfvIf you want more flow in your life go to: http://www.flowblocker.comGroup coaching: https://nextleveluniverse.com/group-coaching/We love connecting with you guys! Reach out on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email Website

Steven Bierlink is an apple grower located in Quincy, WA. When Steven returned to work on his family operation after graduating with a business degree, he became engaged with the many challenges their orchard faced. Looking for solutions to bitter pit, cork spot, and lenticel rot, Steven sought out management practices that could renew the health of their orchard. Today, Steven abides by meticulous observation and management practices that have brought about many successes, notably on his Honeycrisp blocks that packed-out at a stunning 160 bins per acre. On this episode, Steven and John discuss: Overcoming bitter pit in Honeycrisp apples by altering the interplay among excessive potassium applications, calcium timing and manganese availability.  Steven’s focus on observation, resulting in a shift away from conventional operations methods.  How Steven balances data collected from fruit analysis and sap analysis to maximize marketable fruit production. Managerial philosophies for happy, engaged employees, healthy work-life balance, and why he chooses to maintain a smaller-scale farm. Virtually elimination of alternate-year bearing, through a combination of pruning, bud and spur management, PGR’s, nutrition, and lime-sulfur sprays. The importance of growers owning the decision-making process, working alongside consultants.

How does the influx of streaming apps affect artist and composer rights? What are NFTs and what can they do for your music career? All this and more in this episode of The New Music Industry Podcast. Podcast Highlights: 00:39 – How did Steven's passion for music develop? 01:57 – How Steven realized he wasn't […] The post 237 – Music Streaming, Copyright & NFTs – with Steven Gagliano appeared first on Music Entrepreneur HQ.

Invisible Asia Ep 6: 'We've lived here for decades, but we still can't fit in,' say Hong Kong's silent outsiders 15:08 min Synopsis: The Invisible Asia Podcast is a special edition series in which The Straits Times casts the spotlight on people and communities living in the shadows of their societies where they exist largely unseen and unheard of. Do follow all nine episodes of Invisible Asia over the next two months on The Straits Times podcast channel on Apple podcasts, Spotify or Google podcasts. The Straits Times' Hong Kong correspondent Claire Huang speaks to India-born Steven and Chinese mainlander Amy Zhang about the discrimination they face daily in Hong Kong, despite having lived there for decades. Our series' narrator is Tan Jia Ning. The discrimination they face in public tends to be more subtle. Find out how.  Micro-aggressions faced by Steven due to the colour of his skin (1:04) How Steven copes with discrimination (3:46) Amy remembers when mainlanders like her were treated better (7:09) How Hong Kong's education policies may have contributed to the situation (9:33) Chinese mainlanders still have a long way to go to gain wider acceptance (12:22) Read the full story by Claire Huang: https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/i-still-cant-call-myself-a-hong-konger Produced by: Magdalene Fung, Tan Jia Ning, Penelope Lee, Ernest Luis & Adam Azlee Edited by: Adam Azlee Discover Invisible Asia Podcast playlist: https://omny.fm/shows/st-bt/playlists/invisible-asia Discover Invisible Asia Video playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnK3VE4BKduNKeEL19yhXFVHxGB8X315b Discover ST & BT podcasts: Channel: https://str.sg/JWVR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2PwZCYU Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Lu4rPP Google podcasts: http://str.sg/googlestbt Websites: http://str.sg/stbtpodcasts https://bt.sg/moneyhacks Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg  --- Discover more ST podcast series: Asian Insider Podcast: https://str.sg/JWa7 Green Pulse Podcast: https://str.sg/JWaf Health Check Podcast: https://str.sg/JWaN ST Sports Talk Podcast: https://str.sg/JWRE Life Weekend Picks Podcast: https://str.sg/JWa2 #PopVultures Podcast: https://str.sg/JWad Bookmark This! Podcast: https://str.sg/JWas Lunch With Sumiko Podcast: https://str.sg/J6hQ Discover BT Podcasts:  http://bt.sg/podcasts Follow our shows then, if you like short, practical podcasts! #InvisibleAsia See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Scott and Mark with their guests Steven Briggs as they chat about the hierarchy of traveltransits and Steven’s toilet paper giveaway. Steven Briggs is a comedian, actor, writer, andYoutuber known for his hilarious sketches. Today, he shares stories of him either witnessingsomeone almost getting stabbed on a Greyhound or drinking breast milk from a shot glasstwice. If you want to hear more crazy stories, stay tuned and enjoy the episode!Where Do Truck Drivers Hook UpIn this episode, Steven asked the vital question, “Where do truck drivers hook up?” Now, thequestion stemmed from their conversation about “The Mile High Club.” That is, If someonehooks up on a plane and they call it “The Mile High Club,” what would they call it if someonehooked up on a bus? The three then agreed on “The Mile Marker Club,” but it eventuallyevolved into how you would even hook up on a bus, and in turn, on a truck. At first, they thoughttruck drivers would hook up on the tiny beds they would sleep on in the front of the truck. ButSteven proposed that truck drivers would hook up in the back, where the fruits and vegetablesare. Hence, while the three jokingly agreed on this idea, this also answers why your avocadosare sticky.Steven’s Toilet Paper GiveawayRight when COVID started, Steven did somewhat of a “giveaway.” He always wanted to buy abidet, and he did, which changed his life forever. But now, he had a bunch of toilet paper he nolonger needed. Hence, he put out a speaker on his balcony, played some music, andannounced that he was giving away his toilet paper. Then again, that wasn’t the best part of it.People started crowding up the place just to come and get toilet paper, and to Steven lookedlike a pigeon coming for bread crumbs. Even better, more people came by every day at around3 PM to, again, just get free toilet paper. Steven even described them as feral cats becausepeople would often end up fighting over the last rolls. In the end, it was a fun experience for bothSteven and his neighbors.About Steven BriggsSteven is an LA-based comedian, writer, and actor. In addition to his international touringschedule for Stand-up, he regularly shoots sketch comedy for his YouTube channel, which hasgrown exponentially in recent years, with videos grossing over 100k views.He has just returned from his 5th tour performing for the US troops in the Middle East and hasrecently been featured on TruTV's Laff Tracks, Hulu's Coming to the Stage, Jokesters TV CW,and is slated to appear on a new Netflix show this year. His album, Whiskey Dick, can be foundon iTunes.Outline of the Episode:● [02:23] Why Steven Briggs likes eating hot stuff and his experience eating a CarolinaReaper.● [04:15] The euphoria of sensory overload and different kinds of weed.● [08:55] What would get Mark to smoke a dab again, and what an EBT card is.● [12:37] Who do people say they look like and comments on Steven’s bleached hair.● [13:50] How horse-backing a dog is better than just riding a bus while touring the states.● [15:45] Steven’s story about seeing someone almost getting stabbed on a Greyhound.● [19:07] The hierarchy of travel transit and where cars would be on it.● [22:24] Where do truck drivers hook up, and why your avocados are sticky.● [25:34] How Steven ended up moving into a haunted apartment.● [27:59] Why drinking breast milk from a shot glass twice did not get Steven onWorldStar.● [30:59] What got Steven into sketch comedy, and how he did a toilet paper giveaway.● [37:19] Another story where Steven saw a guy bug 36 rolls of toilet paper at the height ofthe TP scare.● [39:00] Why it has been years since Steven was on a website and how AmigosPC needsto update their questions.● [45:09] Why Steven thinks “Australia is not real” and how Kangaroos are just pokemon.● [46:29] What is a piece of information that Steven learned that he feels should be illegalfor him to know.● [49:50] Where you should start if you come across Steven Briggs’ library of content.● [50:10] How Steven’s younger brother is not his mother’s favorite because she shot agun at him.● [57:32] How Mormons have sex and how “Jumpers” should be an app.,Catch Steven Briggs!Website: https://www.stevenbriggscomedy.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM2PPR3kWsiDR4zt8SiKjswInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenbriggscomedy/Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrstevenbriggsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/stevenbriggscomedianTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@stevenbriggscomedy?Connect with AmigosPC!Website:https://www.amigospc.netFacebook:https://www.facebook.com/TwoandahalfAmigosInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/amigospcTwitter:https://twitter.com/AmigosPCCheck out Offical AmigosPC Merch at:https://teespring.com/stores/amigospcListen to the AmigosPC podcast on the following platforms:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-3-amigos…Join the Amigospc on Rollercoin as mentioned on this episode: https://rollercoin.com/?r=klhjrk4b

Steven Gursten is managing partner at Michigan Auto Law. Over the past 28 years, Steven has catapulted his and his firm's reputation to new heights thanks to his laser-like focus on becoming the best auto accident lawyer and legal practice in the country.Join us on this episode of The Rankings Podcast as we discuss how Steven became the premier auto accident lawyer, what clients are looking for when they choose an attorney, and how you can position yourself as the best in your field without coming across as arrogant.What's In This Episode Who is Steven Gursten? What trial lawyers should value above all else. How you can make insurers (and their algorithms) take you more seriously. The emerging challenges all lawyers will have to face over the next few years. Why it's important to distinguish yourself and not try to one-up your competitors when it comes to marketing. How Steven is fighting a new and troubling trend of underhanded marketing tactics. How you can manage multiple high-priority responsibilities.

Today’s guest is the inspirational photographer and documentarian, fifth generation Angelino, and all-round good guy, Steven Levey. Steven joins us on the show to talk about his views on art, his recent foray into cooking, how he happened into professional photography, and why he mainly just wants to be a good person. We kick the show off hearing about how Steven ‘discovered his kitchen’ after COVID struck and the fun he is having making delicious meals for himself. Sourdough calls Steven the true mayor of LA and we hear about the long connection his family has had with the city next. Steven talks about how he has documented his connection to LA and this springboards a discussion on his relationship with photography. He tells the story of how he ended up exhibiting his photographs in a fine art show after documenting a street art event. We then hear why he doesn’t consider himself an artist and why has chosen the iPhone as his camera of choice. Toward the end of our discussion, we talk about all the money Steven has raised for the LA Marathon, hearing the story behind why he started doing charitable work for the St Jude Children’s Hospital. Wrapping up, Sourdough commends Steven on his endless empathy and desire to simply help others as much as possible, and Steven shares his views on why he has chosen this life philosophy. For all this and more from today’s admirable guest, be sure to tune in.   Key Points From This Episode: How Steven got interested in cooking and how he is incorporating his photography into it. Steven’s view that the meals he makes are about the food, not the Instagram food pics. Why Steven doesn’t eat meat but ate some for the first time in 25 years recently. The story behind how Steven recently cut his finger after buying a knife sharpener. Steven’s long-time family home and the story of him being a 5th generation Angelino. How Steven fell in love with photography and got into documenting LA. The journey Steven made into professional photography after photographing a street art event. Steven’s idea of art and how the conception he has of the work he does fits into it. A story about an experience Steven had at his solo show which influenced his view of himself as a photographer. Why Steven chooses to use his phone as his camera of choice. Steven’s philosophy about the value of empathy and why he tries to be a good person. The money Steven raised for the LA marathon and other charitable causes he is involved in. How Steven got involved with doing marathons and charitable work for St Jude’s. Steven’s thoughts on why he does marathons even though they destroy his body. For more information and photos, visit here: 

Steven’s Wallace is a Banff and destination wedding photographer with a passion for film photography. Today we talk about Steven’s love of film, why the film vs digital debate is garbage, and great tips for new photographer looking to get started in film photography. In This Episode You'll Learn: How Steven got into photography What Steven struggled with most in the beginning and how he overcame it How Steven started shooting weddings Why the film vs digital debate is useless Stevens film photography workflow How Steven edits film and digital photos together to create a cohesive look Where to develop your own film Some great beginner cameras and films to start with Resources: Banff Wedding Photographer Steven Wallace’s website Read why Steven loves shooting film Studioc41 Podcast Steven Wallace on Instagram Join The Beginner Photography Podcast Facebook Community

Invisible Asia Ep 6: 'I've lived here for decades but I still can't call myself a Hong Konger' 15:08 min Synopsis: The Invisible Asia Podcast is a special edition series in which The Straits Times casts the spotlight on people and communities living in the shadows of their societies where they exist largely unseen and unheard of. Do follow all nine episodes of Invisible Asia over the next two months on The Straits Times podcast channel on Apple podcasts, Spotify or Google podcasts. The Straits Times' Hong Kong correspondent Claire Huang speaks to India-born Steven and Chinese mainlander Amy Zhang about the discrimination they face daily in Hong Kong, despite having lived there for decades. Our series' narrator is Tan Jia Ning. The discrimination they face in public tends to be more subtle. Find out how.  Micro-aggressions faced by Steven due to the colour of his skin (1:04) How Steven copes with discrimination (3:46) Amy remembers when mainlanders like her were treated better (7:09) How Hong Kong's education policies may have contributed to the situation (9:33) Chinese mainlanders still have a long way to go to gain wider acceptance (12:22) Read the full story by Claire Huang: https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/i-still-cant-call-myself-a-hong-konger Produced by: Magdalene Fung, Tan Jia Ning, Penelope Lee, Ernest Luis & Adam Azlee Edited by: Adam Azlee Discover Invisible Asia Podcast playlist: https://omny.fm/shows/st-bt/playlists/invisible-asia Discover Invisible Asia Video playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnK3VE4BKduNKeEL19yhXFVHxGB8X315b Discover ST & BT podcasts: Channel: https://str.sg/JWVR Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2PwZCYU Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/2Lu4rPP Google podcasts: http://str.sg/googlestbt Websites: http://str.sg/stbtpodcasts https://bt.sg/moneyhacks Feedback to: podcast@sph.com.sg  --- Discover more niche podcast series by ST and BT below: Follow BT Money Hacks Podcast on: http://bt.sg/btmoneyhacks Follow BT Mark To Market Podcast on: http://bt.sg/btmark2mkt Follow Health Check Podcast on: https://str.sg/JWaN Follow Green Pulse Podcast on: https://str.sg/JWaf Follow Asian Insider Podcast on: https://str.sg/JWa7 Follow Lunch With Sumiko Podcast on: https://str.sg/J6hQ Follow #PopVultures Podcast on: https://str.sg/JWad Follow Life Weekend Picks Podcast on: https://str.sg/JWa2 Follow #GameOfTwoHalves Podcast on: https://str.sg/JWRE Follow Bookmark This! Podcast on: https://str.sg/JWas Follow our shows then, if you like short, practical podcasts! #InvisibleAsia See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of the Judgment Call Podcast Steven B. Smith and I talk about: 00:02:01 How Steven’s latest book about the Virtue of Patriotism has been received? What does patriotism actually mean? Is patriotism just an emotion? Does patriotism imply a sense of superiority?00:16:34 Should we start our own customized virtual countries? Is the nation state outdated and too many assumptions are ‘baked into the cake’ of the existing nation state?00:33:29 Do we live in the best possible ‘political regime’?00:37:23 Is Jean-Jacques Rousseau the original ‘father of socialism’? What are the advantages of his thought process and the direct democracy?00:43:23 An origin story of the ‘two sides’ of the US political system? Are we wasting too many resources in a ‘repetitive debate’?00:50:43 Why are we drawn to so many false dichotomies and narratives – especially on a federal level? Are we in a crisis of representative democracy?00:59:10 Is the uptick in the rate of change the reason for the return to authoritarianism? Is an authoritarian regime the ‘Venture Capital’ of political regimes? Does democracy need more competition?01:11:43 Why has there not been a revolution in the US since 1776?01:18:41 Is the ‘falling out with god’ the root cause of what happened in the 20th century in Europe? What was the role of Germany during the time?01:25:43 How the approach to (political) philosophy in Germany and East Asia so different.01:31:11 Why WWI changed European politics forever? You may also watch this episode on Youtube – Steven B. Smith (Patriotism, What makes great political regime, socialism, European powers). Steven B. Smith has been teaching at Yale since 1984. Steven’s lecture series ‘Introduction to Political Philosophy‘ has been viewed 700,000 times on Youtube. Steven also has been a prolific author including Hegel’s Critique of Liberalism , Political Philosophy (2012) and the Modernity and its Discontents . His newest book “Reclaiming Patriotism in an Age of Extremes” is now available on Amazon. Find more episodes from the Judgment Call Podcast: Apple iTunes

  Steven Pressfield’s books have been hugely influential on my life and it was a real thrill to welcome him on the show. Steve is the author of Gates of Fire and about a dozen other novels, mostly historical fiction set in the time of ancient Greece and Rome. He’s also the author of the modern classic The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks and Win Your Inner Creative Battles. Steve’s latest book is A Man at Arms, a fantastic deliver-the-message tale about a retired Roman legionnaire who has been ordered to intercept the messengers who are trying to deliver Paul’s letter to the Corinthians. I liked this book so much that I’m giving away 25 copies to listeners of this show. Get your copy here: http://bit.ly/GetAManAtArms For more info about Steve, visit https://stevenpressfield.com/ Key points include: 09:56: What to do when the muse visits 15:16: Why Steven reads non-fiction. 16:17: Research for Steven’s books 22:25: Children developing creativity 26:11: Resistance is universal 27:53: How Steven recognises a professional 31:20: Thoughts on masculinity Unleashed is produced by Umbrex, which has a mission of connecting independent management consultants with one another, creating opportunities for members to meet, build relationships, and share lessons learned. Learn more at: www.umbrex.com.

In this episode of Unstoppable, I had the opportunity to speak with Steven Kotler, the Executive Director of Flow Research Creative, a business that looks to help individuals accomplish their most ambitious professional goals by unlocking their peak possible human performance.  Steven has been labeled as one of the world’s leading experts on human performance, having written numerous books which are New York Times best-selling. Alongside his incredible knowledge, Steven has been honoured as an award-winning journalist, further adding to his incredible understanding of psychology and human behaviour, which makes him an incredible guest to learn from. In this podcast, Steven and I share ideas surrounding the importance of self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and how adversity can contribute to a greater consciousness… and how adversity can be used to your advantage.  In this podcast you will learn: 02:00 How Steven got into the area of peak performance 06:00 Connection between tough upbringings and peak performance 09:00 Relationship between self-preservation and peak performance 19:00 Steven’s new book: The Art of Impossible 22:00 Where does motivation start? 28:00 Steven’s opinion on the author of DRIVE 31:00 The six levels of grit 38:00 The six things key performance comes to 43:00 Entrepreneurial recovery

Subscribe to How To Trade ItOne of the biggest myths that Steven Brooks hears is that “In order to make more money I have to risk more money.” Because of that, traders feel that they have to risk a lot. But Steven believes you can make more money by risking less. In his experience, success in trading has little to do with your strategy. Steven believes that profits are a result of trading in your comfort zone. What does he mean by that? How do you find and stay in your comfort zone? Listen to this episode of How To Trade It to learn more!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[1:07] The importance of a positive mindset[4:53] Determine your emotional threshold[12:54] How to trade in your comfort zone[15:08] When do you raise your comfort zone?[16:07] 3 myths that traders believe[20:55] How Steven built discipline[26:54] What Steven’s trading process looks like[33:21] How Steven helps traders[34:44] Get a FREE guide from StevenResources & People MentionedFREE eBook: 7 Myths About Becoming a Consistent TraderConnect with Steven BrooksSteven’s MasterclassSteven's WebsiteConnect 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)

If you’re listening to this podcast on a regular basis you’re probably an advanced and experienced investor. Skyline Views covers various markets and areas of expertise for folks who invest nationally. However, how often do you revisit your mindset as an investor? Maybe you’re a successful businessperson who invests passively through partnerships all over the country. This episode addresses both the mindset of the investor, as well as what to look for in a partner. We also examine Denver as an MSA and why we like it. My guest is a real estate entrepreneur and host of the Investor Mindset Podcast, Mr. Steven Pesavento. Steven is also Managing Partner of VonFinch Capital. Between VonFinch and the podcast, Steven has interviewed and worked with some of the best investors in the business. He shares with us in this show what makes a great investor, what makes a great partner, and the roles you can play as your real estate investing path progresses. Key Points: Steven explains his start and how he stumbled upon real estate (0:34) What should a new passive investor expect, from their first email to their first check? (2:12) How Steven works with people who are figuring out what they want out of investments (7:12) Steven discusses his favorite asset class, spreading out risk, and predictability (9:20) Denver as an MSA, the numbers, the sweet spot, and the economics (11:32) Due diligence on multifamily syndication sponsors, and the deals themselves (16:52) The Ultimate Passive Investor Playbook (20:33) Resources: The Investor Mindset Podcast - https://www.stevenpesavento.com/podcast/ VonFinch Capital - https://www.vonfinch.com/ The Ultimate Passive Investor Playbook - https://action.theinvestormindset.com/passive-investor-playbook Is your real estate portfolio running like a well-oiled machine? Do you know how you stack up? Find helpful resources here – http://mrcdmills.com/resources/ Learn more about The Haney Company here – https://www.thehaneycompany.com/ Know any new parents? Order them a copy of Legacy 101 here – https://www.amazon.com/Legacy-101-Practical-Christopher-Mills/dp/0692684050 Subscribe on Spotify, Apple, Google, Stitcher, iHeart.

Steven Hassan (@CultExpert) has helped thousands of individuals and families recover from undue influence (authoritarian control). With over 40 years of experience, he is sought after as one of the foremost authorities on undue influence and controlling groups and individuals. He is the founder of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center, and a founding collaborator of the #iGotOut movement. What We Discuss with Steven Hassan: How a disinformation crusade like QAnon takes root and thrives in the politically polarized petri dish of modern America (with a little help from its outside adversaries). Why the trope of non-human elites ritualistically sustaining themselves on the essence of innocent children should seem familiar -- because this blood libel has been most famously used to normalize the persecution of Jews from the Middle Ages to the Holocaust and beyond. How QAnon appeals not only to the predictable dumber-than-a-box-of-rocks demographic, but a surprising number of seemingly otherwise intelligent people who are counterintuitively more susceptible to its influence than most. How Steven’s BITE model applies to QAnon's manipulation of behavior, information, thought, and emotion among its followers to show it for what it is: a destructive cult with elements of psyops thrown in for good measure. What we can and should do when people we care about have been sucked down the QAnon rabbit hole and we want to see them safely tethered back to reality. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/471 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking — our free networking and relationship development mini course — at jordanharbinger.com/course! 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 of the Judgment Call Podcast Steven and I talk about: What led Steven to become a student of philosophy?How his lecture ‘Introduction to Political Philosophy‘ made its way to Youtube.How Steven decides about which books are included in the introduction course?What cult leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians and philosophers have in common?Are we creating an ever more polarizing political philosophy currently?What role does postmodernism play in Political Philosophy right now?What is the ‘philosopher’s curse’?What is the role of patriotism in the US now? Steven B. Smith has been teaching at Yale since 1984. Steven’s lecture series ‘Introduction to Political Philosophy‘ has been viewed 700,000 times on Youtube. Steven also has been a prolific author including  Hegel’s Critique of Liberalism , Political Philosophy (2012) and the Modernity and its Discontents . His latest book is titled “Reclaiming Patriotism in an Age of Extremes,” – which is now available for pre-orders on Amazon.

When he hears the word ‘changemaker’, we imagine someone’s who’s predestined to take on some special role in following their inner calling. What Light has found through having dozens of these conversations is that changemakers are often just like us. Today’s guest is Steven Reed, a childhood friend of Light’s and someone who, back in 2019, became the 57th mayor of their hometown of Montgomery, Alabama. What's significant about that is that Mayor Reed was the first Black mayor in a town that was, for a brief period of time, the official capital of the confederacy. It was also the place where Dr. King launched the Montgomery Bus Boycott in the 1950s, the place where Rosa Parks was arrested 65 years ago for her participation, and the home of the Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, where Dr. King began his career as a minister and an activist. Montgomery has a very rich history and, for that reason, Mayor Reed's election made international headlines. In today's episode, listeners hear about Steven’s unlikely journey of leaving Montgomery for business pursuits, trying to do the traditional thing by becoming a financial analyst, his failures as an entrepreneur, and why he decided to become the change he wanted to see by running for office – first as a probate judge, even though he did not have a law degree, and then later as a mayor. Find out why most people think they cannot run for public office and how, believe it or not, you are more qualified than you think. This fascinating conversation might inspire you to get more involved in local politics and become the change you want to see in your area of the world, so make sure to tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Steven reflects on his favorite toy as a child, and why he enjoyed it.The history of the Reed family in Montgomery, Alabama, and their political ties to the city.How much of this history of activism was casually shared with Steven as he was growing up.Steven’s love for football and his dream of becoming a player or coach when he got older.What it was like growing up in the cradle fo the confederacy in such a politically aware family.His decision to follow in his brother’s footsteps and attend Morehouse College in Atlanta.One of the tenets Steven learned at Morehouse: Not only push yourself to be your best, but push the community and culture beyond that.How he defined success at that point in his life – to bring his mindset to corporate America.Choosing business over political science thanks to his generation of opportunities.A work ethic philosophy he inherited from his dad – “Ain't nobody going to build you a temple and make you high priest.”Steven shares his main takeaways from his three years as a financial analyst.Realizing he wasn’t as numbers-driven as others and leaving for management consulting.How Steven came to learn real-world entrepreneurial experience in a non-traditional way.Steven talks candidly about some of his entrepreneurial failures and discouragements.What Steven’s dad taught him about removing ego and pride from business ventures.Learn about Steven’s first foray into lobbying and the reasons he chose to get into it.The 2008 speech Barack Obama gave that changed the way Steven viewed public service.Who Steven has around to support and guide him in his decisions and his role in that group.The combination of inspiration and frustration that led him to take the risk of running for probate judge in Montgomery.Steven explains how people mistake mediocrity for excellence when it comes to politicians.Why Steven believes he was elected as probate judge – given that the tides were turning.Find out more about the controversial decision Steven made to issue same-sex marriage licenses as probate judge in 2015.The process of runnin

In this interview with the artist Steven Walker, we explore how dedication, focus, and setting the right priorities creates an environment that empowers creativity and excellence in the studio. What grounds you in the chaos that life throws your way? Is your painting what grounds you and keeps you headed in the right direction? Maybe for you, it’s family or friends who keep you focused on what really matters in life. While the answer might change from person to person, the truth is, we all need something that helps us keep it all in perspective.  It was an honor to speak with my guest, Steven Walker as we explored what it takes to make the most of the hand you're dealt. From parenting, understanding depression, honing your craft, and so much more - Steven was kind enough to really open up in our wide-ranging conversation - I know that artists like you will learn a lot!  How Painter Steven Walker Learned the hard way Every artist has that one hurdle that stands in their way - some of us deal with multiple hurdles at once and often at different times through our lives. Steven Walker remembers learning several lessons in his life the hard way - one, in particular, was the first time he tried to mix colors for his first painting.  Then, fresh out of high school, Steven quickly learned that being the most talented in a high school doesn’t mean much in college. Steven excelled in high school where he honed his skill at drawing but he never took the opportunity at the canvas. You would never guess that Steven’s creative journey started that way by looking at his artwork today!  Rolling with the punches Let’s face it, no one plans on having to struggle with mental health. For years, Steven struggled with depression, he couldn’t understand what it was that was holding him back for so long. Eventually, Steven got the help he needed to thrive and live with his depression - he learned how to roll with the punches. If you want to succeed, you need to find what works for you - every one of us has a different answer for how we will face adversity and challenges when they arise. Finding your center One of the best ways to weather the storms that life throws your way is to find your center. While the rest of the world might assume that we live to work, the truth is we need something that grounds us just like everyone else. Steven's center is his family, plain and simple. When things go crazy in life, Steven buckles down and makes sure that his family is OK above all else. You can also see this theme of finding your center expressed through Steven’s artwork, make sure to check out images of his artwork located at the end of this post.     Outline of this episode [2:30] I welcome my guest, artist Steven Walker.  [4:30] Early artistic influences.  [6:00] How Steven got started as a painter.  [16:30] Struggling to get noticed.  [25:00] Steven opens up about his habits and how he approaches the canvas.  [30:00] Navigating COVID as a painter, partner, and parent.  [35:00] Steven shares how he has lived with depression over the years.  [45:00] Why family is so important to Steven.  [49:00] The most pivotal moments in Steven’s career.  [54:00] Balancing family life and an art career.    Resources Mentioned in this episode   Website: https://stevenwalkerstudios.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenwalkerstudios/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/steven.s.walker    

The guest on todays episode is a good friend of mine, and a very talented gentlemen. Not only is he a content creator for Neural DSP (which for those of you who don't know, is a leader in the guitar amp world, and soon to be in the physical market as well with their new Quad Cortex model), but he is also a gifted musicians, audio engineer, and just frankly one of the most honest and genuine people I've had the pleasure of knowing! I'm talking about, of course, Steven Ward! Steven and I met, many digital moons ago, via an online mixing community called URM - Ultimate Recording Machine. I needed an assistant engineer to take on some editing work for me and somehow I found Steven, and I remember that I instantly believed that he'd get the job done. That gut instinct proved to be correct and we worked together for awhile afterwards, but all that while, Steven had his own ambitions in the works - in which he succeeded at fantastically!In this episode you'll learn: Why the worst events in your life can push you towards making the best choices of your life.How Steven became a full-time content creatorHow to pivot careers at the drop of a hatand much, much more! This episode is really the success story of one of my friends, but if you aren't able to pull good business advice from this story - you aren't listening! This is a 'how to get ahead' cheat code to the game of life, and Steven tells us exactly what type of mindset it takes, as well as touching on some very important things, like how content marketing could be a great avenue for your band. If you'd like to hear (and see) more of Steven Ward, head to his Neural DSP Youtube Channel here!---Please support Your Band Sucks (At Business) and our podcast by clicking here!---Stuff We Mention In This Episode:Neural DSP (Stevens employers and amp creators)Neural DSP Quad Cortex (New amp they are developing - looks bonkers)Jordan PetersonURM / Nail The Mix (Mixing community that Steven and I through. Also host the summit we attended and talk about in this episode). Spiritbox / Mike Stringer (who just put out a new song by the way!)Stuff We Use / Affiliate Links: Distrokid (our recommended music distribution service)Close.IO (Malcoms recommended CRM)Transistor.FM (A great podcast hosting platform)BackBlaze File Backup Services (Malcoms recommend data backup service)Printful - Print-To-Order Merchandise ServiceCanva (what we use for graphic design)Quickbooks Accounting Software (What we use to run our books and process credit card payments)SquareSpace WebsitesSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/yourbandsucksatbusiness)

On this episode I am joined by Bestselling Fiction and Non Fiction Author of such books as The War of Art, Turning Pro and The Artist Journey - Steven Pressfield. With a life both as an aspiring writer and successful writer and screenplay writer Steven is an expert on the mental challenge we all face when embarking on difficult but worthy endeavours. The mental toll it takes on us and how this can be overcome. In this insightful episode we discuss: How Steven's book resonated with me on my own journey The danger of going back into your old life The concept of engaging in shadow activities or careers to run from your true calling How resistance is a force that is trying to stop you from doing something The relationship between resistance and meaning and the interplay between the two **To grab a FREE copy of my new e-book The V.A.M Blueprint https://www.guildofdads.com/vam/ (click here)** Get involved and find out more To get involved with the conversation on social media we are on https://www.facebook.com/guildofdads/?modal=admin_todo_tour (Facebook), https://www.instagram.com/guildofdads/ (Instagram) & https://twitter.com/guildofdads (Twitter) If you want to join the Guild of Dads you can do so via our https://www.facebook.com/pg/guildofdads/groups/ (Facebook Group) Episode show notes can be found on our https://guildofdads.com/ (website) If you like what we are doing, leave a rating and review https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/guild-of-dads-vision-action-meaning/id1489225209 (here)

Steven Kotler is a New York Times bestselling author and an award-winning journalist. As the Executive Director of the Flow Research Collective, he is one of the world's leading experts on high performance. His most recent work, Stealing Fire, was a national bestseller and nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. It documents an underground revolution in peak performance that is rapidly going mainstream, fueling a trillion dollar economy and forcing us to rethink how we lead more satisfying, productive and meaningful lives. Steven's work has been translated into over 40 languages and appeared in over 100 publications, including The New York Times, Atlantic Monthly, Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Wired and TIME. He also appears frequently on television and radio, and lectures widely on human performance, disruptive technology and radical innovation. Steven is also the cofounder of Creating Equilibrium, a conference/concert/innovation accelerator focused on solving critical environmental challenges, and, alongside his wife, author Joy Nicholson, Steven is the cofounder of Rancho de Chihuahua, a hospice care/special needs care dog sanctuary in the mountains of Northern New Mexico. He has a BA from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, and an MA from Johns Hopkins University and, whenever possible, can be found hurling himself down mountains at high speeds. What you'll learn about in this episode: What major shifts Steven has recognized in the realm of “peak performance” in the last ten years, and why podcasts have led the way in creating the shift What peak performance is, how the science behind it has progressed, and why what works for one person won't necessarily work for another How science defines a state of “flow”, and what parts make up the six core experiences of the state of flow How to train your mind to help you get into a state of flow, and what key activities help you trigger flow Why you should end each day with a list containing a specific number of goals for the next day where you can be excellent Why achieving flow is easier than you might think, if you develop key habits and know the process and triggers How Steven began teaching others the skills and neuroscience behind peak performance and achieving flow How achieving a state of flow can help real estate investors in particular, and how flow can help you keep up with technological shifts How the last stage of the flow cycle is the “active recovery” period, and how that recovery period is critical for avoiding burnout How learning to manage your state of flow can help you perform better, be more creative, and accomplish your goals Resources: Free “flow blockers” diagnostic: www.flowresearchcollective.com/flow-blocker-quiz Website: www.flowresearchcollective.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/steven-kotler-4305b110/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/flow-research-collective/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/flowresearchcollective/ Twitter: @steven_kotler Additional resources: Website: SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC

In celebration of the two-year anniversary of the podcast, Dan Neumann is joined by Sam Falco, co-founder of the Agile Coaches’ Corner podcast. In the theme of continuous improvement, Dan and Sam take a look back on the last two years of the podcast and reflect on all that they’ve learned about podcasting and agility. They also invite on some of their favorite past guests and AgileThought colleagues to share their own biggest takeaways and lessons learned from the past two years on the theme of agility. Andrea Floyd, Agile Transformation Consultant; Adam Ulery, Senior Agile Coach; Quincy Jordan, Principal Transformation Consultant; Steven Granese, Managing Director of the Transform Practice; and Michael Guiler, Agile Consultant.   Key Takeaways Andrea Floyd Key lesson: the importance of the Agile mindset and an Agile culture coupled with any Agile journey “What does it mean for us to be successful?” “What will that take from a mindset and culture perspective?” — Andrea Floyd Tools and techniques: exercises around value stream mapping, understanding what value means to your customers and users, design-thinking techniques around customer journey mapping, good leadership, and commitment from the whole organization Adam Ulery Key lesson: the importance of having committed top-level leaders in an Agile transformation The buy-in of leadership in a transformation is key (it makes the difference in creating real change or giving up) Drawbacks that occur without leadership buy-in: change will only occur in small pockets at best, more than likely it will flounder and never transform the people and the way they work Tools and techniques: in order for leaders to transform themselves they must be committed and willing, step out of their comfort zone, push through fears, and commit to change In summary: it is important to have top-level leaders that are committed to the transformation and are committed to change Quincy Jordan Key lesson: Agile is Agile (it has transformed, evolved, and adapted over the years) It used to be considered strictly for software development but has now been taken outside of IT; into HR, marketing, etc. The overall thinking has made a big splash in non-IT environments A challenge with agility being adopted into non-IT environments: sometimes business and leadership have a misconception that agility is only IT so they believe it is not relevant to them When agility ripples outside of IT, it can be really powerful Michael Guiler Key lesson: that the business side has really begun to take hold of agility What has caused the shift from technology-driven agility to business-driven agility: the entire world has fundamentally begun to understand that agility is key (i.e. “We can’t just have really detail-oriented plans with a command and control structure and be able to compete in today’s world” — Michael Guiler) Now, business wants to build an environment where they can really pivot on a dime and compete — and agility is the way to do that Steven Granese Key lesson: it is very difficult to define what agility is — especially with large organizations There are a lot of different ideas and definitions about what agility is It can be hard to define what problem the client is trying to solve and why agility would help them How Steven has seen the problems that clients are trying to solve change over the years: 1) From a focus on speed (the speed with which they need to continuously adapt) to a focus on market changes (it’s the organizations that focus on market demands that are the ones having the most success) 2) There used to be more of a concern about leaning too much on tooling and automation but now it has become so good and there is so much more that is possible now due to the tools that are available Sam Falco Key lesson: Agility spreads beyond IT — even to a personal level  “Even on a personal level, I have taken a lot of the principles and ideas — and even the practices of Scrum — into my own personal life. I use Scrum on a weekly basis; I do one-week sprints for myself.” — Sam Falco Sam has lowered his personal work-in-progress limit from three to two and his throughput shot way up He’s learned how to apply agility in all sorts of situations Dan Neumann Key lesson: the power of collaboration (specifically, the value of collaborating with people) You can riff off each other if a client isn’t quite hearing what one of you is trying to say Diversity of perspective is tremendously valuable (just like on any well-functioning team)   Mentioned in this Episode: Steven Granese Andrea Floyd Adam Ulery Quincy Jordan Michael Guiler The Age of Agile: How Smart Companies Are Transforming the Way Work Gets Done, by Stephen Denning Eric Landes   Want to Learn More or Get in Touch? Visit the website and catch up with all the episodes on AgileThought.com! Email your thoughts or suggestions to Podcast@AgileThought.com or Tweet @AgileThought using #AgileThoughtPodcast!

In this video I share my conversation with Steven Mark Ryan of @Solving The Money Problem . My next interview will be with @Chicken Genius Singapore . Note: I'm not going to agree with everything everyone says in these long-form conversations, but I don't feel the need to interrupt and argue on everything I disagree with. So, just because I didn't address or call out an issue, it doesn't mean that I'm in agreement. Rather, in this conversation there were many beliefs and approaches where I had a different opinion or belief, and occasionally I did share those but most of the time I didn't since the point of the conversation wasn't to be right but rather to try to find common ground and to explore depth and clarity of thought (sometimes people have it and sometimes they don’t, including myself). Don’t believe stuff just because someone on YouTube says it’s true, rather evaluate and be responsible for your own beliefs and approaches. I enioy these long-form conversations because it gives me a chance to dive deeper into topics and also into the thoughts of others. And I appreciate the respect and openness that all of my guests have in coming on my channel. Can't wait for the next conversation! Please share who you'd like me to interview next. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/heydave7 Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heydave7 Check out my podcast by searching “Dave Lee on Investing” in your podcast player or in iTunes, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dave-lee-on-investing/id1493031991 Submit a video question at http://www.davelee.tv 1:45 - How do you feel about your channel blowing up? 4:45 - How Steven got started on YouTube 8:07 - Editing and doing videos 9:45 - The story behind “Solving the Money Problem” 11:20 - The interconnectedness of money, health, personal wholeness 11:50 - Childhood 15:00 - Playing music 16:35 - Questing authority and its role in investing 22:20 - Health and nutrition 25:45 - How Steven got interested in Tesla 31:00 - Superforecasting 33:44 - Inevitable trends 36:10 - Not watching TV 41:05 - Breaking out of passivity 44:40 - AI 50:09 - The dark side of AI and Tech 53:40 - Tesla risks 56:55 Tesla competition 50:55 - Licensing Tesla tech 1:02:10 - Robotaxi 1:04:06 - Shifting public perception on Tesla 1:06:25 - Reason for not selling TSLA 1:08:53 - Not fearing losing money 1:16:25 - The future of the YT channel 1:27:15 - Moving to the US 1:28:15 - Views of the US 1:29:15 - Election predictions 1:35:25 - Genomics 1:38:35 - Neuralink 1:43:05 - Minimalism Watch this video on what a 10x company is, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9HtG-jJSTY Watch this video on how new tech goes mainstream, https://youtu.be/gVsFsydllNo Check out my archived articles/posts on Tesla and investing: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/articles-megaposts-by-davet.23473/#post-485768 Disclaimer: All content on this channel is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be construed as professional financial advice. Should you need such advice, consult a licensed financial or tax advisor. No guarantee is given regarding the accuracy of information on this channel. Author is long TSLA, SQ, LMND and other stocks at time of original video publish date.Subscribe to Dave Lee on Investing on Soundwise

In this video I share my conversation with Steven Mark Ryan of @Solving The Money Problem . My next interview will be with @Chicken Genius Singapore . Note: I'm not going to agree with everything everyone says in these long-form conversations, but I don't feel the need to interrupt and argue on everything I disagree with. So, just because I didn't address or call out an issue, it doesn't mean that I'm in agreement. Rather, in this conversation there were many beliefs and approaches where I had a different opinion or belief, and occasionally I did share those but most of the time I didn't since the point of the conversation wasn't to be right but rather to try to find common ground and to explore depth and clarity of thought (sometimes people have it and sometimes they don’t, including myself). Don’t believe stuff just because someone on YouTube says it’s true, rather evaluate and be responsible for your own beliefs and approaches. I enioy these long-form conversations because it gives me a chance to dive deeper into topics and also into the thoughts of others. And I appreciate the respect and openness that all of my guests have in coming on my channel. Can't wait for the next conversation! Please share who you'd like me to interview next. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/heydave7 Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heydave7 Check out my podcast by searching “Dave Lee on Investing” in your podcast player or in iTunes, https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dave-lee-on-investing/id1493031991 Submit a video question at http://www.davelee.tv Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:45 - How do you feel about your channel blowing up? 4:45 - How Steven got started on YouTube 8:07 - Editing and doing videos 9:45 - The story behind “Solving the Money Problem” 11:20 - The interconnectedness of money, health, personal wholeness 11:50 - Childhood 15:00 - Playing music 16:35 - Questing authority and its role in investing 22:20 - Health and nutrition 25:45 - How Steven got interested in Tesla 31:00 - Superforecasting 33:44 - Inevitable trends 36:10 - Not watching TV 41:05 - Breaking out of passivity 44:40 - AI 50:09 - The dark side of AI and Tech 53:40 - Tesla risks 56:55 Tesla competition 50:55 - Licensing Tesla tech 1:02:10 - Robotaxi 1:04:06 - Shifting public perception on Tesla 1:06:25 - Reason for not selling TSLA 1:08:53 - Not fearing losing money 1:16:25 - The future of the YT channel 1:27:15 - Moving to the US 1:28:15 - Views of the US 1:29:15 - Election predictions 1:35:25 - Genomics 1:38:35 - Neuralink 1:43:05 - Minimalism Watch this video on what a 10x company is, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9HtG-jJSTY Watch this video on how new tech goes mainstream, https://youtu.be/gVsFsydllNo Check out my archived articles/posts on Tesla and investing: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/articles-megaposts-by-davet.23473/#post-485768 Disclaimer: All content on this channel is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be construed as professional financial advice. Should you need such advice, consult a licensed financial or tax advisor. No guarantee is given regarding the accuracy of information on this channel. Author is long TSLA, SQ, LMND and other stocks at time of original video publish date.Subscribe to Dave Lee on Investing on Soundwise

25% of the bones and joints in your entire body are located in your feet and ankles. Also, you have over 200,000 nerve endings on the sole of each foot. So why are we covering up these sensory powerhouses with padding and cushioning? Walking around or even running barefoot, or with footwear designed to let the feet be feet, can improve our overall physical health in ways we never imagined. WELCOME TO THE DARIN OLIEN SHOW. On this podcast, you'll hear me, Darin Olien, "the superfood hunter," have honest conversations with the extraordinary people that inspire me. I hope that through their knowledge and unique perspectives, they'll inspire you, too. Although our ideas and approaches to life may differ, our ultimate goal is the same- to save the planet one conversation at a time. So, if you're interested in expanding your view of the world by learning new perspectives on health, nutrition, and healing the planet, this podcast is for you.  Steven Sashen dives into things feet first. In fact, it’s his company motto. Xero Shoes was built out of a need for Steven to free his feet. After picking up sprinting again following a 30 year hiatus, Steven would injure himself constantly. Every couple of weeks would bring another pulled muscle or ankle strain. When a friend suggested a barefoot run, everything changed. After his first run with a barefoot running group, Steven was awakened with a new awareness of how his feet interacted with the ground. He ran 5K on that very first go around and was shocked at how easy it felt on his body. He was even able to pinpoint a reason for why he was injuring one leg more than the other. All this knowledge was too empowering to ignore, and Xero Shoes was born. In this conversation, Steven and I get into how incredibly powerful and intuitive our feet really are. We explore the foot to brain connection and how the modern day athletic shoe is counterproductive to the way we physically interact with the ground under our feet. Steven gives us the origin story of Xero Shoes, which gives you an understanding of why I refer to him as a “Master of Movement”. So kick off your shoes, and take a listen to this one, guys! Other topics in this episode: Steven’s history with movement How to recognize  “Big Shoe” propaganda How Steven’s research background at Duke helped fuel Xero Shoes The lies we’ve been fed about our feet How watching a child run barefoot can give you better idea of how the body is supposed to work The truth about your arch The copycat nature of the athletic shoe industry Dr. Irene Davis and her contribution to barefoot running Balance and the elderly How tricking your brain can keep you young Steven and Lena’s Shark Tank experience with Mr.Wonderful Links & Resources: Steven’s Website Xero Shoes  Steven on LinkedIn Steven on Twitter Xero Shoes on Instagram Dr. Irene Davis Barefoot Running by Michael Sandler The Brain That Changes Itself: Stories of Personal Triumph From The Frontiers of Brain Science Born to Run by Christopher McDougall Watch Steven and Lena on Shark Tank Netflix’ Down To Earth’ Official Trailer Download Darin’s amazing new lifestyle app and get 3 days free at 121Tribe.com Barukas Nuts 15% discount with code “DARIN” The Darin Olien Show is produced by the team at Must Amplify. If you’re looking to give a voice to your brand, and make sure that it’s heard by the right people, head to www.mustamplify.com/darin to see what Amplify can do for you.

Steven Seltzer, president and owner of Comet Delivery Services, has seen it all in his many years in the delivery industry. His business has been recognized as an industry leader and innovator of customized delivery schedules. On today’s show we talk through family business, employee motivation, and how he found success in this dynamic and evolving industry.  We discuss: The 3 divisions of Steven’s business and the various industries they serve Leaving his construction job to take over the family business and growing it from half a dozen accounts to thousands How he manages family life while running a family business and creating a healthy separation The BIGGEST way Comet stand out in an industry with so much competition How Steven motivates and retains his employees  His favorite tip for dealing with customer complaints The biggest obstacle that gets in the way in his business and how he works through it A HUGE delivery story involving Sea World Steven’s advice for success in the business world Where the industry is going next and how technology will play a role And more!   Visit CODE here to learn more: https://www.codetrained.com/ Our LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/codetrained/?viewAsMember=true Connect with us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/codetrained/?modal=admin_todo_tour

From the onset of COVID 19, retail stores shutdown and their rate dropped to zero in fifteen days resulting in about 90 days stop of taking merchandise and full suspension to manufacturing garments afterwards.   This episode of the ACCESS POINTS PODCAST is the second part of the interview with our guest, Steven Wang. He will share with you the impact of the pandemic in his clothing business, how having the right mindset helps in a sound decision making process, and how he sustains providing value to his customers.   Steven Wang is the CEO of Ming Wang. Born from a family with two completely opposite personalities, Steven got a unique perspective not only from a professional standpoint but also in family business.   Ming Wang is a family owned and operated women’s apparel company. They have refined and versatile garments that offer style without sacrificing comfort. They design and fabricate distinctive apparel with unparalleled quality and easy care meant to be a long-term part of the wardrobe.    Enjoy!   Favorite Quote   “I like having a mindset of abundance regardless of what the rest of the world believes. And I just think it's so much better and so much easier to run a business when you have that kind of mindset. And it's really awesome when you see your competition, not having that kind of mindset. That part that gets really exciting.”                                                                                                           -Stephen Wang     In This Episode 1:20 - His takeaway about mindset and how it made a difference in his business   3:41 - The effect of COVID in his company   5:32 - His course of action when he suffered a setback   9:07 - The key lessons he gained from the eight months going through the situation of the pandemic   11:23 - How Steven and his company sustain brand awareness and customer value in this challenging time   18:23 - His viewpoint of how he evolved as a leader   24:35 - The most important thing he wished he should have known 20 years ago     Visit Ming Wang   Visit Access EFM: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter     Click here to listen with Access Points Podcast

On this week's episode of the pod we have Valeria interviewing Biomed student Steven Tran. Gain insight on student groups and clubs at Ryerson as Steven recounts about being a part of a whopping 8 student groups and 1 course union. Not only does this chat allow Ryerson students to learn about some awesome groups available on campus, but it also highlights the importance of teamwork and finding one's own “niche,” especially during this period. Highlights from the podcast: 0:51 – How Steven initially got involved in student groups 2:00 – All student groups steven is involved in 3:38 – Steven's top 3 student groups + info on each group 10:54 – The significance of student groups to Ryerson as a whole 18:20 – Why Steven enjoys participating in student groups 22:22 – Steven's least favourite part about being involved in student groups 25:46 – Why is community involvement so important 29:30 – Favourite moment while in a student group 35:59 – Transferrable skills gained through student groups

Award-winning architect Steven Lewis believes that urban planning and design can promote positive change and progress within our often divided societies. As a principal at ZGF Architects, past president of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA), and the former Urban Design Director for the City of Detroit, Steven is a leader in supporting diversity and bringing once-separated communities together as one.  Steven is a tireless advocate for social justice and diversity within the field of architecture. With a unique perspective on community-building, he also offers incredible wisdom and honest insights about systemic racism, the lasting impact of the COVID pandemic, our path towards a more equal future for all, and so much more. In this episode, you’ll also learn: About some of Steven’s most innovative projects Why thoughtful design and architecture brings communities together How Steven is helping to bring more people of color into architecture What Detroit’s city planners did to improve life for all citizens Steven’s advice on proactively learning about other cultures Why COVID is inspiring positive change and action The similarities between COVID and systemic racism How to use this moment to move society forward Why Steven says that politicizing COVID has been a disaster  What the tipping point is towards a more equitable society Why you’re either an anti-racist or you’re not The importance of speaking out against racism Why George Floyd’s death has had such an impact on white people How Steven’s influential architect father shaped his own career  And so much more! More About Steven Lewis Steven Lewis is a principal with the firm ZGF Architects, where he leads the Los Angeles office’s urban design practice. Prior to joining ZGF, Steven was appointed by Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan as the Urban Design Director for the City’s Central Region, where he played a key role in shaping the vision of the present and future development. Steven is the AIA 2016 Whitney M. Young, Jr. Award recipient, and was elevated to the AIA College of Fellows in December of 2015. In January of 2008, he returned to Southern California to join Parsons as a Design  Manager after serving four years with the U.S. General Services Administration’s Office of the Chief Architect in Washington, DC. Steven was a Loeb Fellow at the Harvard Graduate School of Design for the 2006-07 academic year. He was a founding partner of the Los Angeles-based firm of RAW International in 1984, and for the next twenty years, was an essential part of the firm’s growth and success. In December of  2010, he concluded a two-year term as President of the National Organization of Minority Architects, traveling around the country advocating for architects-of-color, while cultivating the next generation of diverse architects and designers. Steven recently launched a consulting practice – “Thinking Leadership – What We Do...Who We Are” – aimed at assisting clients to attain superior outcomes through his engagement.    Connect with Steven Lewis LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/steven-lewis-b0b61a4 Facebook www.facebook.com/r.steven.lewis Twitter twitter.com/rsteve26   Steven’s Favorite Programs and Other Resources NOMA www.noma.net Beyond the Built Environment www.beyondthebuilt.com Colloqate: Design for Social Justice colloqate.org/design-justice-platform   Get Rob’s Weekly Newsletter Never miss an inspiring conversation about compassionate, positive leadership on the Leading with Genuine Care podcast plus other great articles and insights. Click below and you’ll also get a download of his favorite mindful resources. https://www.donothingbook.com/resource-guide    Follow Rob Dube on Social Media  LinkedIn:  www.linkedin.com/in/robdube  Facebook:  www.facebook.com/rob.dube.1  Twitter:  twitter.com/robddube    Rob Dube’s Website www.donothingbook.com   Buy Rob’s book, donothing: The Most Rewarding Leadership Challenge You'll Ever Take   amzn.to/2y9N1TK

This is just of short share on: 1) How we are being heavily censored in the media. 2) How Steven has been targeted and what's been happening on Facebook, YouTube, Amazon and other social media to keep the spread of enlightenment. 3) What we can do about it.  Please share www.StevenSadleir.com   

On this episode of QA Selling Online we speak to Steven Pope, Founder of My Amazon Guy.In this highly engaging episode Steven discusses a wide range of topics including launching a product, how to increase conversion rates and in his own words ‘never give up’. We hope you enjoy this episode of QA Selling Online and advise you to have a notebook ready as there are lots of tips to learn from Steven in this very informative episode. 0 - 54 – Introduction to the show55 – 2.21 – Steven talks about making his YouTube videos.2.22 - 3.51 – Stevens's role as a television reporter.3.52 – 5.25 – Teaching chess5.26 – 7.40 – Does Ecommerce experience give you an advantage?7.41 – 8.31 – How Steven got into Amazon.8.32 – 9.53 – Momstir brand.10.00 – 10.56 – Hot Sauce! When a product fails.11. 00 – 12.28 – Let the margins make the decisions.12.30 – 18.31 – Launching a product.18.33 – 20.42 – Treasure hunt and external traffic.20.43 – 22.16 – Reviving a product.22.17 – 26.18 – Techniques to increase conversion rates.26.21 – 28.09 – Knowing your audience.28.10 – 31.15 – Hanging in there.31.16 – 34.10 – Sharing knowledge.34.11 – 38.00 – Favourite tools.38.01 – 43.10 – Problems with refunds and registration to Amazon.43.11 – 45.53 – Acknowledgements and promotion. LINKS: https://www.youtube.com/MyAmazonGuyhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenpopeecommercemanger/https://twitter.com/myamazonguyhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/my-amazon-guy/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClUSEsDS2sdgNJfCcCM_5Uw https://myamazonguy.com/seller-central/growing-sales-on-amazon/

About the episode‍This is the first episode of Flow Research Collective Radio where we introduce our organization as well as Executive Director, Steven Kotler. In this episode, you will learn about:The mission of the Flow Research Collective: Decoding the neuroscience of flow (1:35) and understanding what makes people perform at their best (06:20)Why understanding the neurobiology made training flow much more practical (4:05)Why we don’t want to rely on technology or substances to drive us into flow (04:50)The difference between peak performance and flow (07:10)Why you want to train states and not skills (08:55)Flow is what happens when all of your trained up skills come together at once (11:15)How Steven got into action sports and flow (19:10)Why we use science to talk about flow (24:30)The feeling of oneness in flow (24:20)The mentors that inspired Steven (37:05)The lineage of peak performance researchers (40:00)Demystifying passion and purpose (42:00)Can we solve the greatest challenges of today’s world? (48:30)We are all capable of some much more than we know (52:10)‍About the guest‍The Flow Research Collective is a research and training organization. Our mission: understand the science behind ultimate human performance and use it to train up individuals and organizations. Steven Kotler is a New York Times bestselling author and an award-winning journalist. As the Executive Director at the Flow Research Collective, he is one of the world’s leading experts on high performance. His book, The Rise of Superman, was one of the most talked about books in 2013 and the first book in history to land on the New York Times bestseller lists in the sports, science, psychology, and business categories simultaneously. In Rise, Steven decodes the science of flow, an optimal state of consciousness where we feel our best and perform our best. ‍ResourcesWeb: Flow Research Collective - Who we areBook: Steven Kotler - Rise of SupermanBook: Steven Kotler - West of JesusBook: David Epstein - Range‍Like this episode?Please subscribe.

Today I’m joined by Personal Injury Lawyer and Co-Founder of Page & Eichenblatt, Steven Eichenblatt! Steven has a passion for helping others and credits a lot of this drive to his own upbringing and experience with troubling home events as a child. Throughout his life, he has represented families of 9/11 victims, taken on pro bono work for children in abusive situations, as well as inspired young people at high schools he speaks at. He is also a published author and is currently working on finishing his memoir “Hellow Yellow.”In this episode, we discuss one of the incredible cases that Steven has worked on throughout his law career and how it has impacted him to this day. We also talk about how he’s applied the lessons he learned during that time and used them to create a genuine effect on the young people he has worked with, in schools. If you’re curious to learn more about Steven’s personal story and approach to the work he undertakes, then tune in to Episode 7 of Orange Crushing It! In This Episode You Will Learn:A brief history on Steven Eichenblatt (0:52)Steven’s experience at ‘Date With Destiny’ & His first impressions of me (3:10)What motivated Steven to write his book ‘The Lost Save of Tug Mcgraw’ (7:02)Why Steven is so passionate about working with young people (8:25)The incredible case that influenced Steven’s career and led him to do the work he does now with teenagers (12:03)How the family of the person involved in this case was impacted & How Steven used that to make a difference in the schools he speaks at (21:07)Details on Steven’s personal approach and work ethic (27:39)What we learned from our time attending fraternities (37:04)Steven’s approach to parenting & His advice for single parents (41:12)Let’s Connect:WebsiteLinkedInFacebookInstagramConnect With Steven Eichenblatt:LinkedInFacebookPage & Eichenblatt WebsiteResources: Book: “The Lost Save of Tug Mcgraw” Author, Steven EichenblattSeminar: “Tony Robbins: Date With Destiny” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steven is a Personal Trainer & Nutrition Coach who has transformed his body multiple times over from being 320lbs when I was 16 to competing in a bodybuilding show at 6% bf in 2017. More importantly, he has transformed his mindset and his life and now he helps clients to do the same.This was an INCREDIBLE episode with Steven Thibert, here's what we talked about:How Steven's journey has given him the ability to better connect with, and coach his clientsWhat coaches can do to better support clients in larger bodiesThe importance of finding a community of like-minded coaches to learn fromHow Steven has built a successful in-person business through Thumbtack and Bark - without social mediaGet in touch with Steven:Follow Steven on Instagram

With no experience and no money, Steven Pesavento launched into real estate investing using credit. It sounds like a strategy from a late-night infomercial, but Steven was determined to build a successful business. He focused on building a marketing system to find real estate investment opportunities and solve the problems that owners faced.   Steven is a strong believer that mindset is key to being successful in business and investing. He is the host of the Investor Mindset Podcast and a private membership community. In this episode, he shares how he got started, how he optimizes lead generation, how he developed systems to scale his business, and how to overcome limiting beliefs.    Partner: Get Multifamily and Marketing Consultation through the Capital Impact Club   Key Insights   How Steven got his first 75 deals with no experience, none of his own money, and leveraging credit The steps Steven took to change his mindset and go all-in on real estate investing. Direct Response Marketing: Using the right wording to signal to a prospective customer to take action Wholesaling real estate investor vs. real estate marketer Lead Generation: How Steven finds deals and converts sellers  The many benefits of coming from a position of serving others instead of just closing a deal The different systems and processes Steven uses to scale his business Managing a team of 15 employees, from lead manager to transaction coordinator How your mindset dictates the actions that you take Ways to process your limiting beliefs, reassess and create a positive mindset How Steven grew The Investor Mindset Podcast into the success it is today   Partner: Download our Sample Deal Package Bullseye Tips:   Apparent Failure: Flipped a house that looked like a home run, paid $450k, and expected to sell for $700K. Failed to get it sold, made the wrong renovations, and didn’t manage it well. Netted a loss of $40K. Learned what didn’t work and took those lessons and adjusted his strategy.   Digital/Mobile Resource: Slack Zoom Most Recommended Book: The Go-Giver by Bob Burg Never Split the Difference by Chris Voss   Daily Habit: Daily morning: meditation, movement, mindset adjustment, mapping his day.    Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out: Not to take things so seriously    Current Curiosity: What the business world and society will be like post-COVID-19    Best Place to Grab a Bite in Denver, CO: El Camino   Contact Steven: The Investor Mindset Podcast The 5 Principles of Investing Success (Free Download) 

Click to Listen: In This Episode You’ll Hear More About: How Steven started his career in music Steven’s early musical influences How Steven developed his “storytelling” songwriting style The story behind the new song/collaboration “Together” Creative Process Resources Mentioned: Music: Together (We’ll Get Through This) with Steven Curtis Chapman, Tasha Cobbs Leonard, Brad Paisley, & […]

Nick and Steven catch up with deal sourcer Steven Canning who has already sourced £500,000 worth of property for his clients despite only just starting out in his property career.We discuss:How Steven got started in propertyStevens strategies to source on and off market dealsHow to build relationships and find investorsHow to stay compliant when sourcing dealsConnect with Steven:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevencanning83/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevenncanning/Hope you find it useful and we would appreciate it hugely if you could find time to leave a review.Connect with us on social media:Join the Scottish Property Podcast Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/628274537711227/Steven Clark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenclark84/Nick Ponty on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nick_ponty/Email us:Steven@nomainvestments.comNick@arcproperty.uk

“A good loan officer can fix problems; a great loan officer avoids them“Being in the mortgage industry has its perks, but it also means that you have to find a way to be available for your clients 24/7, and this is not an easy job, especially if you want to also take care of yourself and your family.But, once you figure out a system that works for you, things get a lot easier.In today’s episode, Steven and I discuss how to balance a mortgage career and a personal life, and he shares some of his routines and systems that have helped him manage the everyday hustle. In addition, we also talk about the current market environment and how Steven sees it evolve in the future.Steven Koerner and his dedicated team pride themselves on delivering a transparent, seamless and efficient mortgage experience to their clients. Steven is a 17 year veteran in the mortgage industry who meticulously focuses on details for his clients. He has found his home with Citizens Bank for the past 5 years. Steven is a recipient of multiple awards including “Presidents Club”, “Customer Satisfaction” and the prestigious “Citizens of Excellence”. Steven Koerner is a proven, time-tested exceptional mortgage expert. Building a meaningful bond and educating his clients are some of the reasons why clients love working with him and his team.So, listen to Episode 34 of Deposit That, to learn how to do eight hours’ worth of work in half the time, and how to keep your clients happy.Questions I ask:What got you into the mortgage business? (01:22)What did you focus on when you got into the business? (02:15)How have you been able to manage your personal life with your business life? (16:45)What’s your weekly routine? (18:19)What would you say is the biggest sacrifice that you made for yourself and your wife? (44:44)What’s your personal forecast and understanding of the current market environment that we’re in right now? (48:16)In this episode, you will learn:The reason why Steven chose to be part of Citizens Bank. (10:49)The type of clients that work with Steven. (14:58)Steven’s follow-up process both with the referral source and with the client. (23:53)How Steven sets goals for the year and how he tracks on a monthly basis where he’s at. (29:01)The trouble with Zillow, in a nutshell. (51:35)Steven’s Deposit That advice for people to implement into their daily life. (52:57)Connect with StevenLinkedInFacebookCitizens Bank See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Learning Leader Show With Ryan Hawk Text LEARNERS to 44222 Full show notes can be found at www.LearningLeader.com Episode #347: Steven Strogatz - How Calculus Reveals The Secrets Of The Universe Leaders who sustain excellence: Have a willingness to be a beginner "When you're naive, you ask new questions" "They have the courage to be someone who's just starting" How do you fight the urge to live up to a prior reputation of being an expert at something? Be known as an adventurer.  Cannot have an ego. Six degrees of separation is a math problem The strength in weak ties It's important to connect with people outside of your typical orbit Action: Go to a strange party, play a new sport, go to a new gym, meet oddballs Collect "casual acquaintances" The value of being a helper: Be the assist person, help others, do little acts of kindness, promote someone else's work How Steven and I got to know each other: David Epstein's wife made an intro for David and Steven... And then from David to me. "Be the kind of person who remembers others names" Why should a normal person learn calculus? "The world has been turned upside down by calculus" "Calculus is the mathematical study of change" "It's a great intellectual adventure story" "Calculus is the language that God talks" --> The laws of nature are built in calculus How to be more creative? Be broadly interested in many different topics.  Take something from one area and apply it somewhere else. Advice Steven would give to a mid-level manager: "Getting high grades is jumping through hoops someone else sets" "As a PhD, you have to make your own hoops" "People need to be more adventurous, and then figure it out" Why you should study Improv as a leader: Use "Yes and..."  This helps with brainstorming and coming up with new ideas.  Put out a lot of wacky ideas to get to the good stuff. "I want people to be gripped irrationally by the imagination" The power of mentors: "Learn from both the great coaches and the bad ones" The value of friendships: The story of Mr. Joffray -- Physically impressive and wonderfully intelligent.  He took pleasure in Steven passing him. The value of teaching: It helps create empathy... It forces you to put yourself in the mind of someone else. "Bad teachers don't have empathy." How does Steven prepare for big moments? "I try to be myself.  And talk myself out of being intimidated." --->  The audience wants you to do well. Life advice: "Do what you care about most, what drives you the most, do the hard work to become skillful." Why joining The Learning Leader Circle is a good idea

In this episode, I talk to Steven Cornett, from Nature’s Always Right, a regenerative urban farmer in Lemon Grove, San Diego. Eight years ago, Steven and his friend, Jared, started a farm together with no experience. After leaving the US and a year-and-a-half stint in South Korea, he realized that he missed his passion…farming! He came back to the states and worked with Jared again but soon decided to start his own farm. He’s been working diligently to scale his farm and is now moving it across the country to TN. 

In This Episode: >> How Steven uses Korean natural farming principles for organic farming >> What’s involved in moving his farm across the country
 >> How Steven prioritizes what he needs to do as a mostly one-man-show >> How starting his own farm created unique challenges for him >> How Steven found land in urban San Diego and partly uses the barter system to use additional land >> What he’s looking for in finding property in Chattanooga, TN for his new farm 
>> What systems he currently uses and plans on implementing on his new farm >> Steven’s advice to new farmers >> What he would go back and tell himself as a new farmer if he could go back in time >> What compelling pest elimination techniques he uses About the Guest: Steven Cornett's goal is to teach as many people as he can about regenerative farming techniques and how they can grow healthy food for their family and even make money as a small scale farmer. He combines a myriad of regenerative farming and no-till methods that focus on creating the healthiest soil, plants, and animals possible. His main teaching content can be found on his Youtube channel and website (linked below).

Every great company has a story. The history and background of NexxtLevel Brands, and G. Steven Cleere himself, is no different.  There are some interesting twists and surprises along the way, as well, including a stint as an on-air journalist before Steven entered the CPG business. In this episode, G. Steven Cleere welcomes back Dr. Jeremy Weisz to talk about how Steven got started in the business, how to get a product in retail stores for sampling, and how promotions are done. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  [2:29] How Steven got into the CPG industry and his time as an on-air journalist [15:23] Promotions: what works, and what doesn’t [18:30] Price and position move products [23:19] What is a “Keystone” product? [26:25] Most promotions occur in-store [33:30] Getting samples of your product in a store [40:01] Affiliation Strategy and how it works [43:39] Is there a trend towards social entrepreneurship? [47:04] The trend towards CBD products Subscribe and Listen on: iTunes Spotify Connect with Steve Kitchen2Shelf  About Me NexxtLevel Marketing Sponsor for this episode Our podcast was brought to you today by Kitchen2Shelf, the educational arm of NexxtLevel Brands. Kitchen to Shelf provides online and in-person courses and workshops for CPG entrepreneurs at any stage of growth.  Whether you're an early-stage startup, a local growing business, or if you want to just expand your distribution to a national level, Kitchen to Shelf can help you learn what you need to know to grow. 

Today it’s great to have Dr. Steven Hayes on the podcast. Dr. Hayes is a professor of psychology at the University of Nevada, Reno. The author of forty-three books and more than six hundred scientific articles, he has served as president of the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy and the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science, and is one of the most cited psychologists in the world. Dr. Hayes initiated the development of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and of Relational Frame Theory (RFT), the approach to cognition on which ACT is based. His research has been cited widely by major media, including: Time magazine, The New Yorker, The New York Times, Men's Health, Self, The Wall Street Journal, Psychology Today, O, The Oprah Magazine, and Salon.com. In this episode we discuss: Steven Haye’s journey to studying the science of liberation The lessons you can learn from your own pain and suffering How you can apply psychology to human prosperity Some limitations of the CBT approach (“CBT gone bad”) How we all have a “dictator within” Scott and Steven roleplay an ACT session How to apply ACT principles to dieting How Steven defines values The definition and importance of “psychological flexibility” How to get out of the “anxiety trap” How to pivot to what you really want How consciousness connects us to the infinite The 6 things that get in the way of pivoting The social/environmental side of ACT “What does it gain us to give up on people?” ACT and social transformation What is love?

I hope that Steven's message today will give you the ability to go out and get help with your addiction. Listen in on his message of hope. Steven decided to come onto the show today to share his message of hard work and determination when coming off drug addiction. His early life, as a child living with his mother, gave Steven his first exposure to drug use and addiction. This was a radical difference from the structured and disciplined military life he led when he was under his father’s care. At eight years old, his aunt gave him his first joint, and his uncle gave him his first beer that summer. Later that year, he started smoking cigarettes, also given to him by a family member on his mother’s side. By the time he was 13, he was smoking a pack a day of cigarettes. Enabling children and giving them what they want tends to lead a person down the path of addiction. Being able to do “anything you want” gives the impression that doing anything is OK. The enabler is not able to stop the behavior that is allowing the addict to continue. Steven’s introduction to continual access to drugs and alcohol started in middle school, where he would idolize rock bands, play music and go out into a field and get drunk with his friends. In high school, he joined his first band, half of whom were on probation. Steven himself ended up on probation for six months. During his probation, he developed a reliance on synthetic cannabinoids. Even though he was on-track to graduate early from high school, he was expelled his junior year and dropped out twice his senior year. Steven thought drinking was a typical teen activity. Looking back, he realized his behavior wasn’t normal - the party never stopped - he was continually drinking throughout the day. Playing in a band gave Steven purpose, finding a role in music was where he fit in socially. His world as an adult is still tied to his childhood traumas, with abandonment issues and feeling he isn’t good enough. These are the feelings that lead to addiction and make addiction so hard to break. In 2017, Steven broke up with his girlfriend, and he realized he was always drunk. He would buy beer, put the beer in his backpack, and drink beer in the bathroom every hour he was at work. His ex-girlfriend was also addicted, she didn’t want to be addicted. Steven realized that he, as well as she, needed to go into rehab. Listen in to hear Steven’s story of drinking, being miserable and him being in and out of IOP and working a 12-step program. Show Notes: [04:29] I introduce Steven and he gives background on his lifestyle growing up and the large amount of difference between living with his mother and living with his father. [07:25] Steven tells about his family growing up, how his family became a blended family. [09:29] His mother and aunt are still addicted and not clean. [11:45] Steven and I talk about the enabling aspect of addiction. [15:26] Where Steven’s addiction stems from. [17:20] Steven’s first consequence: probation for six months. [19:27] The party never stopped for Steven, he was always drinking. [20:30] He describes how playing in a band gave him purpose. [25:49] Steven deals with abandonment issues, even as an adult. [27:24] The turning point where Steven decides he has to make a change. [35:23] How Steven started drinking more to cope with the misery of the breakup with his girlfriend. [38:03] What is Steven doing now and what would he say to the Steven that was living under the bridge several years ago. [44:05] The message I’m hearing is hope! [48:26] “Give yourself a shot, even if you don’t think you’re worth it.”  Links and Resources: Real Recovery Talk on YouTube

This week on MIA Radio, we interview Professor of Psychology Dr. Steven C. Hayes. Dr. Hayes is Nevada Foundation Professor in the Behavior Analysis program at the Department of Psychology at the University of Nevada. An author of 45 books and over 625 scientific articles, his career has focused on an analysis of the nature of human language and cognition and the application of this to the understanding and alleviation of human suffering. He is the developer of Relational Frame Theory, an account of human higher cognition, and has guided its extension to Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), a popular evidence-based form of psychotherapy that uses mindfulness, acceptance, and values-based methods. Dr. Hayes has been President of several scientific and professional societies including the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy, and the Association for Contextual Behavioral Science. He was the first Secretary-Treasurer of the Association for Psychological Science, which he helped form and has served a 5-year term on the National Advisory Council for Drug Abuse in the National Institutes of Health. Dr. Hayes received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapy and was recently named as a Fellow in the American Association for the Advancement of Science. In this interview we talk about his recently released book, A Liberated Mind: How to Pivot Toward What Matters, which uses the principles of acceptance and commitment therapy to help readers overcome negative thoughts and feelings, turn pain into purpose, and build a meaningful life. We discuss: What led Steven to his interest in psychology and, in particular, behavioral science. That his keen interest was to mix an understanding of human experience with analytical science. How he came to be standing on stage in Nevada at a 2016 TEDx talk, relating his experiences of panic disorder and ‘hitting bottom’. How Steven has dedicated his life to helping people understand how they can be their whole selves while dealing with their problems and distress. How his book ‘A Liberated Mind’ was in part based on his own experiences but also presents the voluminous research that underlies Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). That ACT is based on the psychological flexibility model and involved pulling at the threads of cognition and language to understand the fundamentals. How ACT is a combination of acceptance and mindfulness processes and commitment/behaviour changes, referred to in the book as ‘pivots’ and ‘turning towards’. That ACT allows us to be present with our difficulties in a way that we can learn from distress without becoming entangled. That the book defines six basic processes: defusion, self, acceptance, presence, values and action. How it is important not to believe that we need ‘fixing’ before we can move on with our lives. That acceptance is often seen as giving up or tolerance but is better viewed as the response to receiving a gift. How acceptance opens us up to the validity of our experiences and can help to achieve a healthy distance from distressing experiences. How pain, judgement and comparison impact our lives. That reliance on medications can mean that we become numb to experiences that we could learn from if we turned or pivoted towards them. That the guide to happiness is hidden within our misery. Relevant links: Steven C Hayes The Liberated Mind: How to Pivot Toward What Matters TEDx Nevada – Psychological flexibility: How love turns pain into purpose Acceptance and commitment therapy and contextual behavioral science: examining the progress of a distinctive model of behavioral and cognitive therapy © Mad in America 2019

Steven Young is the growth & SEO manager at I Will Teach You To Be Rich, where he works alongside Ramit Sethi and Ryan Johnson to help drive their SEO efforts on a blog with more than 500,000 monthly readers. A former customer support rep turned marketer, Steven got his start in marketing when he dropped out of college to start his own business freelancing. Quickly, he learned the ropes, developing a reputation for getting insane results for his clients and charging high rates to match (he charges $999/hr). In this interview, we talked about: Common SEO mistakes people make How you can start to rank on the first page of google with as little as 1 well-written post How Steven helped build a 7-figure business with just 50 blog post Tips for anyone looking to get started with SEO And much much more!

In this episode, Devi chats with Steven Sashen about “The Shark Tank Effect" and Xero Shoes. Steven is a serial entrepreneur who has never had a job, former professional stand up comic and award-winning screenwriter, and a competitive sprinter -- one of the fastest men over 55 in the country. He and his wife, Lena Phoenix, co-founded the footwear company Xero Shoes, and appeared on Shark Tank, where they turned down a $400,000 offer from Kevin O'Leary. Devi and Steven discuss: Steven’s inspiring story of spiritual entrepreneurship The story behind Xero Shoes Spiritual Entrepreneurship as a married couple Understanding and listening to your other half The "Shark Tank Effect" Managing crises in your business How Steven managed to fix his website after it "blew up" from too much traffic Growing your company Being on the same page as your partner The general process of making footwear The secret to the success of Xero Shoes The power of intention Paying attention to the way that the mind works Paying attention to the sensations in your foot Steven's spiritual practices Noticing that there’s a giant gap between what’s going on today and what you’re envisioning as possible for the future The value of "going back" to what is "natural" What to do with feet with high arches Dealing with a lack of confidence Loving yourself more and more… Connect with Steven @ www.xeroshoes.com

Steven Hassan (@CultExpert) is a a licensed mental health counselor who has been educating the public about mind control, brainwashing, and destructive cults since 1976. He's the author of Combating Cult Mind Control: The Guide to Protection, Rescue, and Recovery from Destructive Cults and the founder of the Freedom of Mind Resource Center. This is part one of a two-part episode (part two coming soon). What We Discuss with Steven Hassan: How to use Steven's BITE model to tell if you or someone you love is involved in a destructive cult through control of behavior, information, thought, and emotion. The four types of destructive cults most prevalent today: commercial, religious, political, and self-help. How cults have weaponized the Internet and social media to fill their ranks and thrive as never before possible. Why it's the people who believe themselves immune to (i.e., too smart for) cult indoctrination who are most at risk of being targeted and recruited. How Steven has refined Ted Patrick's invasive cult deprogramming tactics of the '70s into a more effective strategic interactive approach. Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://jordanharbinger.com/237 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Are you trying to hire the right person for your business, but the best candidates keep slipping away? Let ZipRecruiter -- the fastest way to hire great people -- help you screen only the best at ziprecruiter.com/jordan! Better Help offers affordable, online counseling at your convenience. If you're coping with depression, stress, anxiety, addiction, or any number of issues, you're not alone. Talk with a licensed professional therapist for 10 percent off your first month at betterhelp.com/jordan! Vincero Watches creates exceptionally crafted watches, and it does it without breaking the bank. Get 15 percent off your entire order with code JORDAN at vincerowatches.com! Saving money on your car insurance is easy with Progressive. It's an average savings of $699 a year for customers who switch and save! Get your quote online at Progressive.com and see how much you could be saving today! BizCounsel provides you with your own business attorney on call and gets you real legal work done for a fraction of what it would normally cost. Get your first month of BizCounsel for free when you go to BizCounsel.com/jordan! Like this show? Please leave us a review...

Steven Cornett’s passion for farming has boundaries: 5,000 square feet, to be exact. His second urban farm thrives in Lemon Grove, California, just outside San Diego. When he posted on NextDoor.com to find a location, he received over 20 genuine responses. “This is something that people are really into now and want to support and want to see happen,” he says. And when he’s not tending to his farm, he’s publishing content about growing and gardening on Youtube and Instagram. His farm may be located in California, but that doesn’t mean his mission to educate stops there. In this episode we discuss: How Steven started his first urban farm - How Steven started his second urban farm - What methods and equipment he recommends for prepping your farm - How much it costs to start an urban farm - How Steven divides his time between farming and creating content - The best crops for beginners to grow - Why selling produce is the most difficult (but rewarding) part of farming - How the app Vinder connects farmers with consumers - Why he wants people to grow their own food   Full show notes and links mentioned in the interview available at https://foodheroespodcast.com 

Steven Galanis is the Founder & CEO @ Cameo, the startup that allows you to book personalised shoutouts from your favourite people. To date, Steven has raised over $65m in VC funding for Cameo from some of the very best in the business including Bedrock, Nicole Quinn @ Lightspeed, Kleiner Perkins and Spark Capital, just to name a few. Prior to founding cameo, Steven was a Senior AE @ LinkedIn and before that was an options trader in Chicago. With their immense success, they have been featured in all major publications including The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Cameo has also been voted as "The Best Place To Work In Chicago" by GlassDoor. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Steven made his way from AE @ LinkedIn to revolutionising what an autograph means today with his founding of Cameo? 2.) What does Steven believe is the No 1 reason that startup founders fail with their startup today? Why does Steven believe that you have to give up your job to pursue your startup, even in the earliest of days? What advice does Steven give to founders and young graduates who approach him for advice in the earliest of days? 3.) As the company scales, how does Steven think about and approach role allocation internally? How does he prioritise hiring for them? How does he think about internal upscaling? How has he dealt with letting go of responsibilities and delegating to the team? What are the core challenges here? What does he advise founders facing this? 4.) Steven has said before, "don't let good get in the way of great", what did he mean by this? How does he determine between good enough and a stretch too far? How does Steven think about the statement of hiring for 6 months ahead of where you are? What have been his biggest lessons from scaling internationally so fast? 5.) How does Steven think about and approach investor selection? What can founders really do to leverage their investor base and get the most value from them? How does Steven think about the incredibly high CACs of the core channels today? What must founders in the world of consumer do to acquire customers more efficiently? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Steven’s Fave Book: Blitzscaling: The Lightning-Fast Path to Building Massively Valuable Companies As always you can follow Harry, Steven and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

“When it comes to my day-to-day and my mindset, I don’t think about the past and the future. I focus on the situation at hand.” This episode's guest is the incredible Steven Kuhn -- a speaker, author, and consultant who empowers people to improve their life through the principles of honesty, integrity and transparency. He’s a man that can turn failing businesses into success and whose clients include rockstars, sports personalities, and celebrities.Steven is a big man who makes an even bigger impact everywhere he goes -- and I can’t wait for you to meet him in this show.But life wasn’t always this good. As a kid, he struggled with self-loathing and self-hatred, then after serving on the front line in Iraq, he came away with severe PTSD and suicidal thoughts.But against the odds, Steven figured out how to use these rock bottom experiences to turn his life into a conduit for joy and love. This powerful mindset has empowered Steven to turn vulnerability into a strength, pain into perspective, and hurt into love.Steven shows the power of true self-expression and what’s possible when you push back society’s expectations of what masculine strength should look like.This episode left me pumped and I just know it will do the same for you too. Check it out :)And in this episode, he walks you through the mindsets, decisions, and beliefs that empower you to live an extraordinary life -- no matter how low your personal rock bottom.“Focus doesn’t mean blindly staring at one spot. Focus means I’m aware of all opportunities that present themselves in that situation.” Steven doesn’t hold back in this episode. Instead, he shares some powerful stories that will move you deeply and inspire a fresh perspective on life.Tune in now to hear:How Steven ended up with a shotgun in his mouth -- aged 14Why a 7ft wall became a catalyst for insatiable self-beliefHow a piece of candy became a metaphor for finding love in dark momentsThe story of the mysterious cop who reminded Steven of his purposeWhat happened when Steven was told he would almost certainly dieWhy vulnerability can make you more attractiveHow PTSD helped Steven unlock his superpowerAnd so much more.Steven is a rockstar. He’s an inspiration who woke up something in me during this episode. It’s rare to hear someone speak with such raw authenticity and vulnerability. Steven does, and that’s just one of the reasons why you’ll find this conversation so moving.So come check it out right now.“The people around me are more important than anything because when it comes down to it, when everything is gone, all we will have left is human connection.”How to contact Check out Steven’s work at www.steven-kuhn.com.Download Steven’s free training at www.stevenclass.comFollow Steven on social:www.facebook.com/stevenekuhnwww.instagram.com/stevenekuhn/https://twitter.com/stevenekuhnWe thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Steven Posner climbed to Kilimanjaro in 50 hours without any acclimatization and without previous experience of mountain climbing. And he did almost the whole expedition bare chested!  How is this possible? With right breathing techniques, determination and positive affirmations of course! Learn to understand how to avoid altitude sickness using right kind of methods for preparation and during the summit.   00:01 Trailer 02:00 Introduction 02:53 Feelings after Kilimanjaro summit 04:37 Biohacking ourselvesHow it can help us to live a healthier lifeWe are not prisoners of our genes  07:45 What was the start for Steven’s personal biohacking journeyFirst Wim Hof Method winter experience Mind Valley Upgrading mind body and soul systemsWe can do more so much moreFeeling great when turning hundred years old 10:48 Biohacking toolsWim Hof MethodChanging the relationship with foodTurning back the biological time 14:22 Can we”over-biohack” yourselvesPractice efficiency  17:05 Building self awareness 18:44 Changing routinesFirst hour of the day Little changes matter 21:30 How do you implement everything to your life 22:43 Why did he become a Wim Hof Method Instructor 24:30 How was the WHM Instructors course different than other WHM experiences 26:00 Kilimanjaro Guides and porters are the rock stars 29:08 When and why did Steven decide to summit Kilimanjaro  31:32 Preparation for the climbFitness bucket and Breathwork bucketButeyko method + Wim Hof MethodMindsetTeaming up 41:15 Using both Buteyko and Wim Hof Method  The effects of both methods and how to combine both in terms of fighting against AMS (acute mountain sickness) 43:20 Talking about fear 47:30 The Route People’s reactions the they saw the group climbing on shorts 50:44 Keeping the oxygen levels upHow heavy was the climbWhat kept him going 54:00 Trusting instinctsEnjoying the ride all the way upImportant decisions 56:45 How Steven was using Wim Hof Method during his summit 58:30 The final part to Uhuru PeakIntentional slow paceAffirmations waking up the life forceThe power of the mind 01:01:15 Was any of the group showing any signs of AMS  01:06:00 The descending in Kilimanjaro- Keeping the concentration 01:07:58 The worst memories of the expedition 01:10:18 Best memories 01:11:00 Biggest learning experiences  01:13:00 How will this experience effect Steven We all have our own Kilimanjaro 01:14:10 3 best advices for me if I want to summit Kilimanjaro 01:15:10 Can mountaineers benefit from right breathing techniques Up in 6000m without acclimatization and no mountaineering experience without any altitude sickness symptomsNo muscle soreness 107 km tracking up and down Breathing as a great help on the hikes 01:18:45 Steven’s next biohack 01:20:01 Last QuestionsIf Steven would get a superpower what would it beWhat makes him feel downWhat makes him happy   

Today's guest is a man who has had one of the most eclectic careers that I have ever seen.With just a few of the highlights or low-lights being such as "Been in a boy band, Wished I was in a successful boy band! ,Swept floors in a factory, Managed acts on X Factor and written contestant songs, Flown Concorde, Written hit records, including 1 Pop Idol winners record, Drunk Champagne with Charles & Liz at Buck House, Been to rock bottom twice, started a business with Duncan Bannatyne, Ended a business with Duncan Bannatyne" and now he is in the digital business.Wow, there is certainly a story behind this guy for sure.As he says " For all the many high points, I've also experienced more temporary failure than is good for one person. There have been many, many periods in which I have made a complete hash of things when I've snatched defeat from the jaws of victory and flopped on the final furlong. I've tripped on the finish line so often I've questioned my own sanity.If there was a lesson to be learned I've lived it, studied it, absorbed it, taken it on board and then ignored it many times over – even when I think I've understood it I've had to go through it again a few times to really know what it means.And that is a great life lesson, right there – the situation that slaps you will keep repeating until you learn the lesson.If there's one thing I have realised over the years it is that with every challenging life situation there is always the seed of opportunity and the hope of brilliance within it. You just have to look for it and be open, which can be difficult when the shit is hitting the fan, but if you are ever going to be successful you must embrace this skill with open arms.Now he is bringing those amazing life lessons to the world through a new book One Golden Nugget where he is asking the world what is there view on where success is hidden.So does he lay in bed, with his hand behind his head and smile at the journey he has been on? Content that it has put him where he was always heading?Or was there a door that he could have walked through back in the day which was the perfect one?Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Steven Foster Show Highlights During the show we discussed such deep subjects with Steven Foster such as:How he honestly thinks he hasn't got the mental intelligence to know if something is going to be difficult before starting. Is that a super-talent or hindrance?Steven shares how he went into his bedroom with depression and didn't come out for over a year.How Steven failed at so many things that he didn't want to do, he finally decided that he would only go for what he loved.And lastly………..Why life is about the journey as much as the rewards, but without fail the rewards are always in the present moment, no matter how much we think otherwise.

What gives Steven Sashen the confidence to build a company in direct competition with multibillion-dollar running shoe brands? In his words, ‘We have the truth on our side. It’s pretty effortless when that’s the case.’ Steven is the cofounder and CEO of Xero Shoes, the performance recreation footwear brand designed around natural fit, natural function and natural feel. Xero ranked No. 818 on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest growing private companies in 2018, boasting 3-year revenue growth of 617%. A serial entrepreneur who’s never had a ‘real job,’ Steven is a former standup comic and award-winning screenwriter as well as a competitive sprinter—currently among the fastest men over 55 in the US. Today, Steven joins Emerald to explain how repeated injuries and an experiment with barefoot running inspired Xero Shoes. He walks us through the company’s evolution from DIY sandal kits to full active lifestyle brand, sharing his motivation to start a ‘movement movement’ and afford people pain-free lives. Steven also offers insight into his creative process, discussing how he gives himself over to the muse when inspiration strikes. Listen in to understand the research around the benefits of natural movement, the misinformation promoted by the running shoe industry, and Steven’s incentive to grow Xero Shoes! What You Will Learn How barefoot running inspired Steven to found Xero Shoes Xero’s evolution from DIY sandal kit to active lifestyle brand Steven’s motivation to provide people with pain-free lives The research around the benefits of natural movement The misinformation promoted by the running shoe industry The surge that characterizes Steven’s iterative creative process The value in developing the discipline to create each day Steven’s incentive to hit important business milestones Steven’s self-awareness of the anxiety of procrastination How Steven savors accomplishments by sharing food Connect with Steven Sashen Xero Shoes Xero on Twitter Xero on Facebook Xero on Instagram Resources New Media Summit Frank Daniel American Film Institute Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

To achieve the highest levels of success, men need three things—honesty, integrity and transparency. Together, these qualities help you make difficult choices and build the trust and rapport necessary to thrive in your personal and professional life. Steven Kuhn is a decorated US Army combat veteran and business consultant who supports entrepreneurs and leaders in expanding their brand, building value and developing beneficial relationships. He is also a sought-after speaker and bestselling author working to help individuals dramatically improve their quality of life through a process called HIT (Honesty, Integrity & Transparency), which reflects Steven’s approach to ‘the enterprise of life.’ Today, Steven joins Emerald to explain how losing everything forced him to dig deeper to find his truth and describe the immense courage it took for him to be 100% vulnerable in sharing his combat experience. He offers his take on how discomfort serves as a sign of growth, how teaching affords access to creativity, and the value of investing in what he calls relational capital. Listen in to understand how Steven works with clients to identify immediate impact revenue and plan their life enterprise—and learn how to be honest and transparent with yourself for the sake of your integrity! **Emerald’s team is aware of the loss of sound quality on this episode, and we are working on a solution to bring our sound quality back up to the standard you have come to expect as listeners. What You Will Learn How losing everything forced Steven to dig deeper for his truth The immense courage it takes to be 100% vulnerable/honest The survivor’s regret Steven felt after returning from Iraq How Steven curbs the urge to complain with a sacred memory The experience that inspired Steven to impact the universe Steven’s take on how fear serves as the bridge to greatness How integrity is a biproduct of honesty and transparency How Steven accesses his creative power by teaching others Steven’s concept of immediate impact revenue Why Steven coaches his clients to plan their family time Steven’s insight on the value of investing in relational capital The mentors who taught Steven to compete with himself How Steven leverages ‘radiant value’ to celebrate his success Connect with Steven Kuhn Steven’s Website Resources Soldati m Golfkrieg by Frank Nordhausen and Steven E. Kuhn Charles Eugster Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Did you know that 70% of our thoughts are naturally “negative” thoughts?   Today, I have the absolute joy of talking the power of the mind, hypnosis, and hypnotherapy with expert hypnotist and master practitioner Steven Blake! Steven delves deeply into the different layers of the mind, and how emotional and mental anguish can create physical pain in the body. He talks about his “Blake Methodology” and getting “Old Pain to Go” by learning how to to get your unconscious mind to communicate with your conscious mind in order to take control of your life, health, and spirit! Listen to this episode for tangible mind exercises that will help you get rid of old pain in order to begin a new life!   Don’t forget to continue the conversation on the Mind Flipping Facebook group!   Show Notes: Steven shares a story of physical pain that led to a powerful mind flipping moment with his subconscious (5:50) Steven defines the “conscious mind,” “subconscious mind,” and also the “unconscious mind” for those new to the hypnotherapy field (7:45) Why Steven refers to the unconscious as the “epi-conscious” part of the mind (8:30) How the unconscious, subconscious, and conscious minds impact each other in your woke life (9:00) A tangible hand exercise to begin to train your mind to erase the negative thoughts and think more positively (10:45) How your mind can impact your physical life and why it’s important to examine your own thoughts in order to flip your mind (13:00) Why it’s important to reflect on your mind habits, but not to beat yourself up whenever you think of something negative (14:15) How a client discovered the power of her mind and how it influenced her ability to walk again (15:00) Common obstacles of the mind that influence your pain levels (18:28) How the mind caused a client to suffer blindness in order to escape the emotional suffering of dealing with her partner’s dementia (20:15) Imagine the power of positive thinking on every layer of your conscious mind (21:30) How Steven directed his mind to literally flip the direction and course of his life (22:20) How your subconscious will fetch you whatever you request of it and how short-term “goal setting” can lead to missed opportunities in life (23:15) Why Steven’s mission in life is to get as many people in the world freed from their mental and physical pain and suffering (24:00) How Steven asked his unconscious for help (25:35) How the unconscious drops physical hints to your conscious when it wants you to make a change in your life (26:30) Why it’s important to get the unconscious and conscious speaking with each other (27:10) Why it is important to acknowledge your mental and emotional pain in order to heal (30:25) How a client who acknowledged her trauma, fear, and anger over being diagnosed with leukemia fifteen years before was able to flip her mind more positively and begin healing (31:10) Why it’s important to acknowledge and release emotional traumas in order to get rid of pain (32:10) Why hypnosis is a brilliant form of pain relieve (32:57) Why it is important to teach the client to take ownership of the hypnosis process in order to heal mentally, emotionally, and spiritually (34:00) Why it is just as important, if not more important, to learn how to “renovate our minds” like we renovate our homes (35:45) Why you need to take ownership of your own mental and emotional wounds, and how hypnotherapy allows you to do this without being alone (36:35) Rick discusses a former guest Kaitlyn Michael and his guest spot on her podcast (39:35) How you can separate the pain from the problem (40:00) The Spackle Round (40:45) Steven’s word or phrase of the day (41:00) A common believe in the hypnosis/hypnotherapy field that Steven disagrees with (43:35) Steven Blake’s special offer for listeners (48:15) Additional Resources from the Show:   Grab your discount as a mind flipper for Blake’s “Old Pain to Go!” sessions here! Flip your mental and physical health to live a pain free life or train with Steven here! Learn more about Steven Blake and check out his blog content here! Check out the “Mind Body Mastery”  podcast with former Mindflipping guest Katelyn Michals and listen in on Rick’s guest spot!   If you would like to contact Rick, you can send him an audio message, use the contact page HERE  or in connect with him in the Mind Flipping Facebook Group. Let’s keep the mind flipping conversation going, together!

Steve is an entrepreneur, real estate investor, and real estate agent. He is founder, of Freedom Sky Real Estate. www.freedomsky.com (2016- Current) A 2nd generation licensed real estate agent and a National Sales Excellence® award winner (Awarded to Top 5% of Realtors® USA 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) 250+ Transactions Closed (2010- Current). Steve has a master's degree in real estate investing: a graduate of real estate legend & guru, Ron LeGrand's Master's Program & Personal Mentorship (2017-2019) What you'll learn about in this episode: How Steven became a part of Planet Ron, and how he's found fantastic success in less than a year Steven's process for locating prospects and generating leads, and for converting them to deals How Steven has successfully used Ron LeGrand's DREAMS system and Gold Club as a starting point for his real estate career Example conversations Steven uses when he is following up with potential sellers for leads How Steven has been able to use Facebook to generate leads and complete deals What methods Steven uses to stay in contact with and follow up with leads, and what rate of success he's found Why Steven focuses on "quality" leads instead of "quantity" of leads, and why having an online presence has been crucial What goals Steven has set for himself and his business for the remainder of this year and for 2019 Why Steven believes the only way to learn is to "cling to a mentor" and discover what you don't know How to get involved with Ron's real estate Mastermind group to learn to make a seven-figure income What challenge served as the biggest roadblock for Steven when he first got started in his career Additional resources:   Website: www.thementorpodcast.com/consult Email: tish@legrandprojects.com Website: www.yellowletterlady.com  

Steven Menking has been investing in blockchain assets and crypto currencies individually since 2016. In 2018 he joined Genesis Capital Management as a Founding Partner and the Director of Investment Strategy. At GenCap Steven is responsible for managing a diversified portfolio of crypto currencies and oversees portfolio construction, trade execution, investor communication, and strategic development and is passionate about the disruptive potential of the exponentially expanding blockchain ecosystem. Steven graduated from Williams College in 2010 with a B.A. in Mathematics & Statistics and a B.A. in Economics. Prior to Genesis Capital Management, his professional career included being an investment banking analyst in the technology group of Morgan Stanley. Steven also was a part of the proprietary trading desk for SMB Capital as a short term equities trader. You can reach Steven via GenCap at steven@gencap.io 0:05 Introduction of Topic and Guest 3:32 How Steven came to manage a Crypto Investment Fund 10:35 Applying fundamental and technical analysis to crypto investments 13:13 Do crypto currencies possess intrinsic value like precious metals? 16:00 The bullish argument for crypto currencies 23:45 Are crypto currencies a speculation or an investment? 31:35 How will cryptos perform in a market crash or dollar devaluation scenario? 42:25 Insights on managing risk Sign up for our free newsletter and receive interview transcripts, stock profiles and investment ideas: http://eepurl.com/cHxJ39 The content found on MiningStockEducation.com is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered personal legal or investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other product. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases and interviews but is not infallible. It may contain errors and MiningStockEducation.com offers no inferred or explicit warranty as to the accuracy of the information presented. If personal advice is needed, consult a qualified legal, tax or investment professional. Do not base any investment decision on the information contained on MiningStockEducation.com or our videos. We may hold equity positions in some of the companies featured on this site and therefore are biased and hold an obvious conflict of interest. MiningStockEducation.com may provide website addresses or links to websites and we disclaim any responsibility for the content of any such other websites. The information you find on MiningStockEducation.com is to be used at your own risk. By reading MiningStockEducation.com, you agree to hold MiningStockEducation.com, its owner, associates, sponsors, affiliates, and partners harmless and to completely release them from any and all liabilities due to any and all losses, damages, or injuries (financial or otherwise) that may be incurred.

Steven is an amazing individual who i connected with at the great event Baby Bathwater. Talking in this episode, which went out live on Facebook, we go through some powerful things including - How Steven had his biggest awakening - The true identity of the modern man - How the mind's power is amplified when connected to a healthy body - Why being a victim may be stopping your progression   And much much more   Connect with Steven at https://steven-kuhn.com/ and on Facebook @StevenKuhnOfficial   Enjoy The Show   Optimization & Accountability Coach For The World's Leading Entrepreneurs Get your free 'health and productivity optimization kick start' at www.RevitalizationBlueprint.com/7days Ollie Matthews @OJayPT

Fit Body Boot Camp owner Steven Briscoe has struggled with his body image his whole life, which is why he’s so passionate about helping others find self-confidence and create the bodies they want to have. Watch or listen now to discover how you can unlock the confident, happy, healthy version of you that’s waiting to come out. Here’s what you’ll discover: 7:43 - Why 90% of getting someone healthy is finding out WHY they formed unhealthy habits in the first place. 10:09 - Why your body is a reflection of your life, not just your nutrition and workouts. 12:19 - When Steven discovered that he should open his own Fit Body Boot Camp. 18:27 - How Steven creates a welcoming, friendly, non-intimidating atmosphere in his boot camp. 20:37 - What to do for weight loss when you don’t even know where to start.

And I started investigating that fundamental idea is there something wrong with me? Or what are the things that I think are wrong with me and what’s the evidence that these things are wrong with me and the whole idea of something wrong with me did fall apart. I was no longer able to believe that. Affiliate Disclosure About Steven Sashen Steven Sashen, CEO of Xero Shoes, is a life-long athlete, a former All-American gymnast and current masters All-American sprinter. A serial entrepreneur and Emmy award-winning television personality, Steven and his wife and co-founder, Lena Phoenix appeared on the ABC hit show, Shark Tank (they turned down a $400,000 offer from Kevin "Mr. Wonderful" O'Leary). When not building the Xero Shoes brand... don't be ridiculous, that's all he does. Key Highlights from the Steven Sashen Podcast: How Steven hypnotized his 5th-grade class Steven's meditation practice and why it stopped at age 38 The problems with the self-help world Why there may not be anything wrong with you... and you are probably okay The history of modern-day padded shoes How Steven started Xero Shoes with a minimalist sandal The importance of your feet and their nerve endings Why Steven spends as much time barefoot as possible How Xero Shoes increase intrinsic foot muscle strength Can running barefoot and building barefoot strength eliminate plantar fasciitis? The problem with orthotics Is grounding a farce?  Resources Mentioned Jack Kornfield - Vipassana Living Buddhist Masters Who is U Ba Khin? Dzogchen Meditation Barefoot Running: How to Run Light and Free by Getting in Touch with the Earth Video - Biomechanics in the Wild with Irene Davis Top Tool or Technology Steven Uses for Peak Performance End of day decompression with his wife Top Trick Steven Uses for Enhancing Cognition Having confidence in himself that the work will get done. Some days are productive, others are not, but the confidence that the work will get done remains there.  Favorite Book on Peak Performance None Where You Can Find More on Steven Sashen Xero Shoes Website Xero Instagram See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've got some great insight into intellectual property law with attorney Steve Fairchild. It may sound boring, but as authors, it's important we understand at least a little bit about the law. We start things out with an overview of what's encompassed in intellectual property, and then it really gets fun! In Episode 76: How biology degrees relates to intellectual property How Steve gets his clients Can you use the term "lightsaber™" in your book? Does I.P. law translate to other countries? Finding an I.P. attorney...and do you need one? What's the difference between an I.P. attorney and an agent? When does copyright exist? Do you need to file your copyright with the copyright office? What happens when your work has been pirated? Can I.P. law be funny? How Steven actually informed an episode of Suits--and how they got it wrong! What Steven finds frustrating in fiction about the law Bunny trails! Do I need to copyright my idea formally with the copyright office? Fair use law Steve's advice on courtroom scenes Steve's favorite movies about legal stuff Links: Steven R Fairchild author Steven R Fairchild, attorney Living Ashes Turkish Star Wars Redshirts by John Scalzi Godzilla scene from Austin Powers: Goldmember Erin Brokovich Joy

Richard sits down with Graham McCaig and Steven Clark to uncover the naked truth of property refurbishments. They delve into their current projects, previous mistakes, big wins, how they price their jobs, how they manage trades, how they run the numbers, an every detail that's essential for a successful refurb. FOR FULL EPISODE AND RESOURCES VISIT OUR WEBSITE Hear Graham's story, which led him to be a top property investor... Learn how Graham's first project led him to make a profit BY ACCIDENT... Hear about Steven's childhood obsession with property, and what led him to where he is now, constantly doing countless deals... 2006 and Steven captures one of the fabled no-money-down deals... The joys and the risks of involving family in your refurb... The magic of equity and how you can put it to good use... Spotting a pattern of circumstances like repossessions during a crash, and being ready to take action... Dealing with that common obstacle of: "If property investing was that easy, everyone would be doing it!"... How risk can be calculated when calling upon funds from sources like credit cards... How the colourblind investor organised his outsourced property decoration from the other end of the country... Generating a revenue stream from project managing other investors' refurbs... The mistakes of NOT outsourcing and getting too involved with the work... How anyone can use their network to build up their refurb power team... How can you know if the quotes you're being given are accurate... A real life case study of a damp horror story... How Steven's social media profile has led to more business and more relationships... Nothing ever goes to plan.  Hear the naked truth about issues and nightmares, and how to face them... How having multiple viewpoints can reveal a saving or a better plan that you've not thought of... Velux windows, flat roofs, skylights, and planning permission - the guests dive into some real nitty-gritty details... Budgeting: an art form or a guessing game... Know your market, know your buyers, and work around them... The magic of the simple things like a shoe cupboard, downlights, or the choice of internal doors... If the guests could start over again, knowing what they know now, what changes would they make...

After a long hiatus, we are back to give you updates on happenings at the villa from record snow storms to our latest guests.  But most importantly, the amazing experience we had — and hope to continue to have — with a guest chef at Villa Cappelli. Topics we cover: We hosted our annual Thanksgiving dinner at the villa where we cook the turkeys in the wood burning oven Why Italians love our mashed potatoes Our guest chef Teresa who we had visiting us for a month and half How we started our special international food nights at Villa Cappelli Our Teresa, from Pasadena, California, found us through our friend Hillary How this lead us to want to develop a program at the villa A chef can come and stay at the villa for a week or month or whatever works and help us create these special events If you are interested or know anyone who might be interested, please send them to our Facebook group Villa Cappelli Guest Chef or email us info@villacappelli.com Some of the first special night's drinks included: Villa Cappelli Margarita Invented in 1941 in Mexico, when one afternoon, a bartender made a special cocktail for Margarita Henkel, the daughter of the German ambassador. Includes tequila, triple sec homemade lime juice, homemade sour mix, salt. Villa Cappelli Margarita   Recipe Type: Drink Prep time: 5 mins Total time: 5 mins Serves: 1 Margarita Ingredients 2 oz Tequila 1 oz Lime juice 1 oz Cointreau or any orange liquor Salt (optional) Instructions Rub the rim of the glass with the lime slice, then roll in salt so the glass is rimmed with the salt. Fill with ice. Shake the other ingredients with ice, then pour into your glass. Garnish with a lime slice if you like.      Brown Derby This cocktail inherits its name after the famous hat-shaped Los Angeles diner where it was created. This refreshing drink is made with bourbon, honey, and grapefruit juice. Brown Derby   Recipe Type: Drinks Prep time: 2 mins Total time: 2 mins Serves: 1 drink Ingredients 1.5 oz Bourbon 1 oz Fresh grapefruit juice .5 oz Honey syrup Instructions Add all the ingredients to a shaker filled with ice. Shake, and strain into your glass. Garnish with a grapefruit wedge or twist.   California Collins Mixologist Ryan Fitzgerald created this drink for the San Francisco Slow Food Festival. It's made with lemon verbena or lemon grass, gin, apple juice and soda. California Collins   Recipe Type: Drinks Author: Villa Cappelli Prep time: 5 mins Total time: 5 mins Serves: 1 drink Ingredients 8 fresh lemon verbena leaves or one 1 1/2-inch piece of lemongrass, tender inner white bulb only, crushed Ice 2 oz gin, preferably Junípero 2 oz unfiltered apple juice 1 oz chilled club soda Instructions In a collins glass, gently muddle the lemon verbena leaves or lemongrass bulb. Add ice and the gin and apple juice, then stir well. If using lemongrass, discard the bulb. Stir in the club soda.     Some of the first special night's dishes included: Croqueta de Prosciutto Prosciutto, made from by Paul's cousins in the hills of Pisa, infused in bechamel sauce, then breaded and fried. Tartare di carne di cavallo Horse meat with lemon, capers from our garden, red onion, roasted peppers, and raw quail egg. Soldadito de Pavia Fritters of salt cod, potatoes and parsley served with a lemon cream sauce. These "little soldiers" were traditionally served to the sailors to support them during the fighting. Teresa secret for the Soldadito was to use egg whites in the recipe, so they came out nice and fluffy They use bechamel in Italy to make lasagna, but Paul's mother refuses to use that. She uses ricotta instead. How it's difficult to find salt cod in the United States It's a winter dish here in Italy How you can eat salt cod "raw" after soaking it and getting out the salt out What Steven doesn't like about salt cod One of the specials from the second night: Funghi a la Plancha Grilled mushrooms with chimichurri sauce and fried quail eggs. The chimichurri sauce as the key here. Sooooo good! Paul continued with a sushi night How Teresa did an amazing job of using ingredients that were within the Italians taste profile but presented in a totally different way How the Italians really liked the idea of a having a "foreign" chef How someone at one of the nights said in Italian that the food "was not working for her" and how I misunderstood that How Steven is NOT a good waiter What we did for the Christmas holidays Teresa's on New Year's Eve The massive snow storm we've had here this winter How it's one of the coldest winters on record in Italy How a lot of our citrus trees got ruined Our guests the Mangolds and our friends from NYC Kurt & George How we deal with the cold here at the villa Cirveche Horse tartar Paella

Links: In the USA text "LEANIN" to 44222 To get my Toolkit to Overcome Anxiety  Also you can go to - http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review -http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Summary:  In this episode I talk about to Steve Farquharson about how he suppressed emotion to protect others.  We talk about how he laughed off pain and suffering and how burying that affected him as he grew up. He also shares his rap with us at the end. Steven Farquharson is a transformational coach that works with creatives and entrepreneurs, helping them to become the fullest expression of themselves. He spends his time on a variety of creative projects from writing music and rapping, to videography, screenwriting, acting in comedy skits and more. Steven has created a body of work that inspires others to find their own gifts and share them with the world.   In this particular episode you will learn: - How Steven got ill as a child and how it affected him - How when Steven displayed emotion he realized it affected others in a big way - Why Steven began to bury his feelings - How covering up his feelings was reinforced by doctors and nurses who were impressed by his ability to not show emotion - How a mental shift may have put Steven into remission - How Steven got into lots of relationships with a view to feel something - Steven noticed that he wasn't dealing with emotions in a healthy way and how he laughed when it wasn't appropriate on a couple of occasions - Steven talks about his creative side and how he got into rapping - Steven then goes on to actually share his rap with us

Steven Berg is a fiber artisan armed with a wealth of experience, daring sense of style, and a firm belief in the transformative power of creativity that knitting or crocheting offers to those brave enough to push the boundaries. Berg began his career early, furiously knitting lines of sequin dresses for a discerning clientele of Barbies in Wisconsin. This led him to become a star student in fashion design at Parsons and the Fashion Institute of Technology.  Berg found inspiration in the beautiful, fashion capitals of the world as a VP of design at Perry Ellis. His creative work experiences brought him back to his favorite medium again, the one that always inspired him the most, the imaginative world of fiber arts. Steven reminds all fiber aficionados: “The possibilities are endless. There are no mistakes, only variations. And always remember to glam it up!"  Episode Highlights: Halos of Hope - what it is and who it helps! How Steven made enough money from knitting in high school to pay for college What he created that became his calling card Find out why he doesn’t use patterns Why he’s focused on the journey - not the destination or perfection! What the crazy hat contest has to do with Halos of Hope How he tries to spice up everything he touches  What is the Steven Be Creative Community Foundation? Knitting, crocheting, donating patterns and donations are all ways of helping Halos of Hope Become a Mad Hatter to help fight cancer and celebrate “beauty beyond bald!” Knitting cruises, a knitting tour and a reality show!  Why he wants the world to know how fun knitters are!   Resources: Stitches: http://www.knittinguniverse.com/  www.halosofhope.org - Check out the “BEYOND” tab  

Welcome back to dHarmic Evolution podcast with me, James Kevin O'Connor, singer/songwriter, audio/video artist, and master storyteller. On today's episode, we chat with Steven Brown, an artist from Republic, Missouri. Steven Brown is a man so accomplished, we might not be able to fit all of it in this one packed episode! Steven exhibits the very definition of an artist: an unstoppable flow of inspired creativity being channeled through his heart and voice. Steven has done so much with his life, from being a 16-year veteran of the United States Navy and has traveling across the globe, to acting in films and television, and of course, making music! Don't miss Steven's powerful story and powerful music on this episode of dHarmic Evolution!   On this episode: -Steven's journey and how he ended up focusing on music. -How a text message inspired an entire song! -We go on a ride through the production of Steven's most recent album. -How Steven took his own pain and turned it into inspiration.   Steven Brown songs featured: -It's All Glorious -Lift Up Your Hands -Momentum -I Am Here   Follow Steven Brown: Reverb Nation: reverbnation.com/stevenbrown Facebook: facebook.com/stevenhowardbrown YouTube: youtube.com/stevenhowardbrown Twitter: twitter.com/stevenhbrown Don't forget! Subscribe to dHarmic Evolution on iTunes Please sign up on dharmicevolution.com for artist opportunities Follow dHarmic Evolution on social media Also check out www.thejamesoconnoragency.com and find out how we can broadcast your global career!

At Villa Cappelli, we often surround ourselves with stereotypical Italian music like pizzica or Neopolitan classics, but when guest Michael Hynes visited, we were entertained with the likes of Elton John, Billy Joel and more!  It was another magical moment with our guests, and hopefully, the podcast captures even just a little bit of that. Topics we cover: How guests surprise us with their talents here at Villa Cappelli, including our latest guest from Australia, Michael Hynes How Steven has never tried Vegemite What Vegemite is actually like How we "discovered" Michael talent at the piano How Michael can easily memorize the songs, but is slower in memorizing the lyrics Paul's favorite song from his Catholic Confirmation (and yes, he really does sing in during the episode) Michael is a human jukebox, knowing over 500 songs!!! How Steven couldn't memorize a song for the life of him during high school band Michael doesn't consider himself a genius, but the writers of the songs are the geniuses How we got our piano at Villa Cappelli, especially since neither Paul nor Steven play Other guests have also just sat down at the piano and started playing Mike plays Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen Here is  Leonard's version, but dare I say I like Michael's better? Here are the lyrics for those die-hard fans: "Hallelujah" Now I've heard there was a secret chord That David played, and it pleased the Lord But you don't really care for music, do you? It goes like this The fourth, the fifth The minor fall, the major lift The baffled king composing Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Your faith was strong but you needed proof You saw her bathing on the roof Her beauty and the moonlight overthrew you She tied you to a kitchen chair She broke your throne, and she cut your hair And from your lips she drew the Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah You say I took the name in vain I don't even know the name But if I did, well really, what's it to you? There's a blaze of light In every word It doesn't matter which you heard The holy or the broken Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah I did my best, it wasn't much I couldn't feel, so I tried to touch I've told the truth, I didn't come to fool you And even though it all went wrong I'll stand before the Lord of Song With nothing on my tongue but Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah, Hallelujah Hallelujah The pianos that Michael has at home Michael's whole family is musically inclined The amazing organ in the Terlizzi cathedral The day of shopping Paul and Michael did Steven's theory on why some Italian Americans call pasta sauce "gravy" How the Italians and Irish never got along, until.... Some Australian slang A little about the cockney rhyming slang Michael sings a bit of "I get no kick from champagne" A bit about songwriters and how songwriters and lyrists work together The mural discovered in Terlizzi showing the story of Joseph and his multi-colored coat Paul's experience seeing an Elton John concert Michael sings "Candle in the wind" Goodbye Norma Jean Though I never knew you at all You had the grace to hold yourself While those around you crawled They crawled out of the woodwork And they whispered into your brain They set you on the treadmill And they made you change your name And it seems to me you lived your life Like a candle in the wind Never knowing who to cling to When the rain set in And I would have liked to have known you But I was just a kid Your candle burned out long before Your legend ever did Loneliness was tough The toughest role you ever played Hollywood created a superstar And pain was the price you paid Even when you died Oh the press still hounded you All the papers had to say Was that Marilyn was found in the nude Goodbye Norma Jean From the young man in the 22nd row Who sees you as something as more than sexual More than just our Marilyn Monroe Written by Bernie Taupin, Elton John • Copyright © Universal Music Publishing Group Why Paul believes that song has done more for Marilyn's legend than anything else The famous castrato from Terlizzi Three of Paul's most memorable concerts 1. Three Dog Night And Michael sings a bit of "Joy to the World (Jeremiah Was a Bullfrog)" 2. Watkins Glen Racetrack with 700,000 people Billy Joel at Carnegie Hall A Michael sings "New York State of Mind" Some folks like to get away Take a holiday from the neighborhood Hop a flight to Miami Beach Or to Hollywood But I'm taking a Greyhound On the Hudson River Line I'm in a New York state of mind I've seen all the movie stars In their fancy cars and their limousines Been high in the Rockies under the evergreens But I know what I'm needing And I don't want to waste more time I'm in a New York state of mind It was so easy living day by day Out of touch with the rhythm and blues But now I need a little give and take The New York Times, The Daily News It comes down to reality And it's fine with me 'cause I've let it slide Don't care if it's Chinatown or on Riverside I don't have any reasons I've left them all behind I'm in a New York state of mind It was so easy living day by day Out of touch with the rhythm and blues But now I need a little give and take The New York Times, The Daily News It comes down to reality And it's fine with me 'cause I've let it slide Don't care if it's Chinatown or on Riverside I don't have any reasons I've left them all behind I'm in a New York state of mind I'm just taking a Greyhound on the Hudson River Line 'Cause I'm in a New York state of mind And finally, Michaels sings us out with "Somebody to love" Can anybody find me somebody to love? Each morning I get up I die a little Can barely stand on my feet (take a look at yourself) Take a look in the mirror and cry Lord, what you're doing to me I have spent all my years in believing you But I just can't get no relief, Lord! Somebody, somebody Can anybody find me somebody to love? I work hard (he works hard) every day of my life I work 'til I ache my bones At the end (at the end of the day) I take home my hard-earned pay all on my own I get down (down) on my knees (knees) And I start to pray (praise the Lord) 'Til the tears run down from my eyes Lord, somebody, somebody (please) Can anybody find me somebody to love? (he works hard) everyday (everyday) I try, and I try, and I try But everybody wants to put me down They say I'm goin' crazy They say I got a lot of water in my brain I got no common sense I got nobody left to believe in Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah Oh, Lord Somebody, somebody Can anybody find me somebody to love? (Can anybody find me someone to love) Got no feel, I got no rhythm I just keep losing my beat (you just keep losing and losing) I'm OK, I'm alright (he's alright, he's alright) I ain't gonna face no defeat I just gotta get out of this prison cell One day (someday) I'm gonna be free, Lord! Find me somebody to love [repeat] Can anybody find me somebody to love? Some pics of Michael and Tanya during their stay with us:     What did you think of our non stereotypical Italian music?  Let us know in the comments.    

Join us on a trip to the Amalfi Coastline, arguably one of the most beautiful places in the world. Learn what we think were definitely the highlights you shouldn't miss. Topics we cover: It was Paul's birthday recently. So we talk about how you used to not be able to sing Happy Birthday on any television show or movie without paying royalties. Though we are not sure that is true any more. Anyone know for sure? Let us know in the comments. How we made very good time traveling from Villa Cappelli to Amafi, even taking a scenic tour How inexpensive it can be to rent a car in Italy, especially if you are an Italian citizen AutoEurope is the site Paul used to rent the car Paul thinks you should get an international license when coming to Italy and renting a car. Here's one site for that. How we met our friend ???? there to took us all around. It always helps to find a local who can show you around. The driving conditions in Amafi The Emerald Grotto The amazing ceramics shop we visited right across from the caves The big beautiful tables and other vases Our lunch in Priaino, a big beautiful cove where you can eat right on the water The restaurants we ate at in Amafi were good even though it was touristy places How the kid next to us at lunch was eating spaghetti and meatballs which we talk about  this in another podcast and how it is a bit "don't" in Italy How the restaurants there will cater to the tastes of their clientele without really teaching them about the Italian culture The large buses on the winding roads How there are a lot fewer cars on the road at night That night we went to see the procession of Saint Andrew This link will give your more info on him, but here's the gist: He was probably the brother of Simon Peter. They were both fishermen (so I did see him holding a fishing net), thus the tradition that when Jesus called them to be his disciples, he said he would make them "fisher of men" How Amafi is a member of the four Maritime Republics — Pisa, Genoa, Venice, Amafi The size of the procession compared to ours in August How the priests had to carry down the statute down the steep stairs Why the saints are only the busts How they set off cannon shots during the procession which can be pretty dang surprising Our dinner of fried fish, Neapolitan pizza, and vodka — the vodka being half the cost of the meal The fireworks of the festival Furore where our hotel La Locanda del Furore was How we feel we compare to the tourism in Amafi How the Amafi coast is probably not for the physically challenged Renting a boat and seeing the coast from a boat and just how beautiful it is We highly recommending renting a boat when you are there to see the coast from the water How you steer away from Amafi during July and August Ravello, one of the most beautiful and amazing spots How Paul realizes he actually was in Amafi years ago The Villa Cimbrone gardens with a terrace 390m or 1,300 ft. high with amazing views How the gardens are so beautiful in Amafi How beautiful the town of Ravello was The amazing horizon pools in Amafi How a trip like this can inspire you to improve your own space The restaurant where we ate lunch on our final day which you can only get to by boat How the Amafi coast reminded of us mix of the south of France and the Greek islands The Monastero Santa Rosa.  I mentioned in the podcast I would scan some photos, but actually their website does an amazing job with a photo tour here. Where the nuns would get mummified back in the day How Steven forgets that outside of Puglia, especially in touristy places like Amafi, others speak English How the radio actually had a segment called "English is the future" and taught listeners English through the song Killing Me Softly Steven enjoying the boat ride Paul relaxing in the boat Paul taking a dip in the blue water The church in Amalfi The procession of Saint Andrew The view from Ravello Villa Cimbrone gardens Getting cheeky in the gardens Our final lunch right on the water [td_smart_list_end] Here's Paul going Facebook Live during the podcast: So what'd you think of our trip to the Amalfi Coastline?  What did we miss?  Anything you really want to see?  Let us know in the comments.

We talk with Italian-American trainer to the stars, Vinnie Tortorich, about his life growing up in an Italian family in Louisiana, his NSNG lifestyle and his new Pure Vitamin Club. WARNING: This episode is not family friendly. Any young ones should probably not listen. A little intro to Vinnie: He's Hollywood's go-to guy when it comes to health and fitness. A true celebrity fitness trainer. (He's the guy training all those celebrities to look good on film and television) He's also the host of a hugely successful podcast with Anna Vocino where he dishes out health and fitness advice. He created the No Sugar, No Grain (NSNG) movement and thereby simplified healthy eating in one fell swoop. He has written a best selling fitness book called Fitness Confidential, which to give you a quick reader's digest of the book, talks about how Vinnie beat cancer many years ago and along the way gives you an inside look at the corrupt world of fitness and fitness products. The book, as of this recording, has 1078 reviews on Amazon, which is unheard of! Topics we cover: Why Vinnie doesn't like Jillian Michaels Why Vinnie says he's not a "celebrity" on television How Paul worked with Bob Harper Why Steven loved Vinnie's book Fitness Confidential All our experiences with podcasting Here's a link to Vinnie's Podcast Vinnie's Italian background The food Vinnie grew up in Louisiana Why Paul used to get beat up every day when he first moved to America How the first Italian immigrants to America landed in Louisiana Why perhaps some immigrants moved to places like Buffalo How Vinnie heard the mafia was created And how Paul heard the mafia was created Paul's Uncle's theory on why perhaps the African American community didn't progress as fast other ethnicities, which has to do with the mafia How Vinnie grew up with a lot of Beyonces How Vinnie's grandparents lived in slave quarters in his best friend's grandparent's farm A story of a former friend of ours that leaves Vinnie speechless Vinnie's rant about podcasts and podcasting How Paul would get press back in the day Vinnie's take on the difference between prostitution and pornography How no one can you in Italy whether prostitution is legal or illegal How Italian men think it's OK for them to cheat but not for a woman to cheat on them and why How Vinnie's girlfriend Serena Scott-Thomas was a Bond girl, one of the oldest when she did made the film The World Is Not Enough Serena's most recent film, Inherent Vice, where her picture ended up in the LA Times) The new segments we want keep doing featuring Paul's mother The latest recipe featuring horse meat How the recipes are always so simple How Vinnie ate a lot of rabbit when he was young How Vinnie's grandmother always still found pellets after Vinnie cleaned the rabbits he was hunting How Paul's mother makes her ragu Why Vinnie created a new kind of vitamin Why Paul believes the hardest part of selling a pure vitamin or a pure extra virgin olive oil is educating consumers to understand that the other products are all cut with cheap fillers so the big companies can make money How David Ogilvy changed the way companies talked to their customers How Steven has lost 30 lbs. eating Vinnie's NSNG diet What'd you think of the interview? Any questions or comments for Vinnie or us? Leave them in the comments below. Grazie!

Our guest for this week’s show is Ground Lease Investment Expert and president of ground lease capital partners, Steven Waldman. In today’s interview with Steven, we’re going to discuss how to generate long term and low risk income streams by investing in what he calls the “ultimate passive commercial investment vehicle”, which are ground leases. Steven is one of the foremost experts in the industry and has spent his entire career focused in this specific niche, and having been involved in more than $1.5 billion dollars worth of transactions, I’d say he’s highly qualified to speak with is today on this exciting topic.   In this show with Steven you’re going to learn: How Steven got his start in the ground lease business and why he feels it’s the best investment vehicle available when compared to other tradition commercial investment types. What exactly a ground lease is and how they are structured for investors The benefits of a ground lease for both the landowner and the building owner or developer who will be building on top of the leased land. Why ground leases typically make better passive investments than credit tenant NNN net investments. What happens in the event of a default on a ground lease agreement and why the land owner is in a very safe position Learn about the strategy of purchasing an existing property and selling off the land lease component and how you can utilize this creative technique in your own business. And much more Recommended Resources: Download my free success guide, “7 habits of highly successful multi-family investors” by going to KevinBupp.com/guide Schedule your free 30 minute "no obligation" call directly with Kevin by clicking this link https://www.timetrade.com/book/KV2D2 Looking to invest in Mobile Home Parks? Want to JV with me on deals? If so, schedule a call with me and let’s talk. Click here https://www.timetrade.com/book/KT36S

Listen to This EpisodeYou’ve probably heard me mention my brother Steven’s story… how he got started in real estate and ramped up to making $50,000 a month as a wholesaler in less than 18 months.But what you may not know is how he built a massive buyers list on his way to the top.This Thursday, April 7, Steven and I are holding a live webinar where he’s going to break down exactly how he builds his buyers list and show you how you can do the same! And in today’s episode of the House Flipping HQ Podcast, we’re setting the stage… and giving you a hint of what’s in store for Thursday!Whether you’re a wholesaler or a flipper, your buyers list can be your biggest asset in this business… if you know how to build it.Let’s dive in!Episode 128: Show NotesA few takeaways from today’s episode.How Steven got into real estate… and how long it took him to get his first deal…How I found out about Steven’s system and his success…Why the size of your buyers list can help you increase your wholesale fees and do more deals…The different kinds of buyers who you want to have on your list…The big change that recently happened in Steven’s life…How this change led us to hold this webinar…Why Steven’s system has allowed him to build buyers lists in other states…How a buyers list can help you maximize every lead you get…The awesome tool we’re going to be introducing at the end of the webinar on Thursday…Links and ResourcesIf you want to learn how Steven has built huge buyers lists in multiple states, make sure to register for Thursday’s webinar! Spots are limited… reserve your seat now (click here)!Like what you hear? Subscribe!If you've found any value or helpful information in the House Flipping HQ Podcast, we’d love to hear about it! Head over to iTunes to subscribe, and while your'e at it, leave us a rating (5 stars would be great!) and a review so that others who are interested in starting a house flipping business can find us and get in on the good stuff! If you have any questions or comments about this show or its contents, please post them in the comments area below and I’ll be happy to answer them! The post HFHQ 128: Stop Slacking and Build Your Buyers List: How Steven Did It appeared first on House Flipping HQ. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Prepare for your mind to be blown by today's podcast guest. Mine certainly was. My guest is Steve Sisler, and today's episode, he tears me completely apart, absolutely amazes me as he "psychoanalyzes" me, and during the entire process, you're going to learn a ton about yourself and your behavior. If you've ever wanted to know what makes you tick... Exactly why you think the way you do... What drives you personally when you exercise or race... How you interact with people and relationships (and how you can make this work for or against you)... And why you behave the way you behave... This episode is a must-listen for you... Steve is author of the book: , a behavioral profiler and lead behavioral analyst at  He works with clients in more than 18 nations, gathering behavioral, emotional, and attitudinal information on individuals within corporate and personal settings. Then he develops strategies for leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurial or career success. Steve is widely considered as the “go to” source for behavioral and attitudinal issues within the framework of both business and family (he's been doing this stuff since the shocking age of twelve!). He is considered a true anomaly within the world of behavioral analysis. During our fascinating discussion, you'll discover: -How Steven developed the crazy skill of being able to "read people" extremely accurately from the young age of twelve... -The one unique attitude Steven found me to possess - an attitude that only 2% of people on the face of the planet can match... -Why people perceive me to be aloof and arrogant based on my high level of no-nonsense, black-and-white thinking... -Why Steven observes that I could be either a very good assassin or a sniper... -How when I am in work mode I become a complete perfectionistic machine and check my emotions at the door... -Why I score very high on alternative ideas, unconventional thoughts and thinking outside-the-box... -The reason Steven thinks I'm not competitive, but rather simply an artist, discoverer and educator... -I don't compete and race and spend time in the gym because I'm competitive, but rather because I am, what Steven describes as a "body artist"... -Why I score extremely high on individualism, innovation, uniqueness, autonomy, freedom (and hate teleprompters)... -The reason I'm very comfortable not necessarily being the person in charge... -Why I am a rule-breaker and why I have a negative, cautious bias when it comes to following rules...... -The reason some people can perceive that I don't "care", and why I tend to care the most about people who are making an effort to help themselves... -What it means to have an itchy brain, and why some people will change direction very quickly in life and let go of non-effective ideas easily... -Why my score is crystal clear when it comes to how my choices affect those around me, and why it's extremely important to me that any decision I make not hurt anyone around me... -Why I'm extremely demanding and critical of myself... -The personality that makes me relentless, want to never give up, keep striving to get better and better, and have a perception nobody can stop me... -Why I'm very clear about who I am... -And much more! Steve is offering a significant discount on the exact behavioral analysis we do in this episode. Details below!   Resources: Steven's Full Behavioral Analysis -   Steven's Full Executive Summary (what I did and what we discuss in this episode) -   Below are my own results, which Steven and I discuss in this episode.   [embeddoc url="http://www.bengreenfieldfitness.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Greenfield_Ben_Executive_Summary_-_General.pdf" download="all"]   [embeddoc url="http://www.bengreenfieldfitness.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Greenfield_Ben_Behavioral_Analysis_and_Motivators.pdf" download="all"]   Do you have questions, comments or feedback for me or Steven about behavioral analysis or anything else we discuss in today's episode? Leave your thoughts at ...

This episode contains: Seven quotes, “7” facts, Sons of Anarchy spoilers, Dorst shutdown his Facebook, Rhonda Rousey, Bernie Sanders, Paris and the Internet, news from Facebook, Fallout 4 talk, the internet spoils everything, the “secret society” of Reddit, 4chan, Force Awakens cancer guy, Disney and Marvel NDA, Dorst may be out on Star Wars, Steven gets angry, gray areas, grading scales, math, Steven teaching Emily, Vine videos, crotchety old men, modems, porn on the internet, Pam and Tommy video, Motley Crue, “The Dirt”, Dime Bag Darryl, black tooth grin, The Walking Dead, Arrow and The Flash, crossfit, salmon ladder, craft beer, what would you do with a billion dollars? How Steven drinks beer and how Dorst drinks beer.

This is my thirteenth year of my own health battle, and I was so ready to be done with it and feel really healthy and strong. When I found Dr. Stephen Cabral, I kind of lost my mind; he’s an Ayurvedic doctor, a functional medicine doctor, and a naturopath. He blends all three of those in order to heal his patients.He wrote one of my favorite reads of my entire life (I could not put it down!), The Rain Barrel Effect. In this episode, we talk through major lessons within the book - especially the way he blends Ayurveda with functional medicine.Today on The Platform...How Steven got into the health and wellness spaceHow Ayurveda merges with functional medicine to help patients reach optimal healthKelli’s tough journey through incorrect medical diagnosesThe meaning of “the rain barrel effect”How to safely support your own health while pregnantThe role of EMFs in our daily livesOvercoming the Epstein-Barr virusHeavy metal detoxesThe dangers of ignoring initial physical symptomsHow to honor your own body’s unique needs Resources:www.StephenCabral.comRead Dr. Cabral’s book, The Rain Barrel EffectListen to Dr. Cabral’s podcast, The Cabral ConceptStephen Cabral on Instagram: @stephencabralStephen Cabral on FacebookStephen Cabral on Twitter: @stephencabralStephen Cabral on YouTubeWatch Stink on NetflixFind out whether your products at home contain toxins with Skin Deep Cosmetics DatabaseUtilize the TriField EMF Meter to know which products in your home should be changed or movedIf you’re in LA, consider seeking out Martha for Ayurvedic help at Surya SpaCheck out The Medical Medium, Anthony WilliamCultivate lasting change for your mind, body, and soul - sign up for The Journey Within: Intention HERE.Find nontoxic, female-founded Beautycounter products on Kelli’s website