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Tim is an artist from Alabama who has a strong connection with the history and stories held within the landscape around him. Through art, Tim pays respect to the landscape and the man-made structures within it, honouring the past and preserving this on canvas for the future.Tim gives workshops on art and nature journaling and brings warmth and humour to his classes, encouraging and supporting his students through every step in the creative process.  Listen to hear more about:Tim's beginnings as an artist and his early artistic influences.The Joe Farm and their bird and nature tours.Tim's favourite subjects to paint and his advice for finding your own creative voice.How art can honour history.How Tim uses different media in his art. Colour and colour mixing.  Find Tim online at timothymjoe.com, as well as on Instagram and Facebook. Visit the website of The Joe Farm, where the family does bird and nature tours, sharing the wildlife of their 200 acre property. Listen out for part two of this conversation with Tim! -----------------Sign-up for Journaling With Nature's Newsletter to receive news and updates as well as the Nature Journaling Inspiration List each month! You can support Journaling With Nature Podcast on Patreon, Your contribution is deeply appreciated. Thanks for listening!

Tim's academic background ... Tim responds to Eric Weinstein's claims against him and his co-author ... How Tim first came into contact with Weinstein ... Tim: Weinstein is evading our critiques of his theory ... What would a "theory of everything" require and accomplish? ... Weinstein's attempt at a theory of everything ... The Shiab operator and its problems ... Tim's further objections to Geometric Unity ... The "aesthetic wish" for a unified field theory ... The difference between a mathematical and a physical theory of everything ... What frustrates Tim about Weinstein's presentation of GU ... The irony of Weinstein trying to squelch Tim's critique ... Pondering the crackpot question ...

Tim's academic background ... Tim responds to Eric Weinstein's claims against him and his co-author ... How Tim first came into contact with Weinstein ... Tim: Weinstein is evading our critiques of his theory ... What would a "theory of everything" require and accomplish? ... Weinstein's attempt at a theory of everything ... The Shiab operator and its problems ... Tim's further objections to Geometric Unity ... The "aesthetic wish" for a unified field theory ... The difference between a mathematical and a physical theory of everything ... What frustrates Tim about Weinstein's presentation of GU ... The irony of Weinstein trying to squelch Tim's critique ... Pondering the crackpot question ...

Having been surrounded by people who have been successful in their ventures, Tim and Davin have discovered the common factors that set extremely successful people apart from the rest. While hardwork, habits, and core values are important pieces of the success puzzle, drawing insights from influential leaders from different endeavors is the best way to succeed.   How to become a highly successful person: Know who you are Know how to work with your strength Be disciplined in carrying out your strength Be excited about the opportunities ahead of you   In today's episode of the ACCESS Points Podcast, Tim and Davin will talk about the qualities of successful people. They will also discuss the importance of self-reflection and recognizing who you are in order to become the best version of yourself. Enjoy! This episode is brought to you by Vouris –  We're Vouris – we've developed a powerful framework that allows early-stage startup companies to build stronger sales teams and hit their revenue targets.  We call it the 5 Components of Sales Effectiveness: People Process Message Technology Leadership Let us tell you exactly what to focus on to dramatically improve your results. We help early-stage startups hit their revenue goals and you are only one click away from more revenue. In This Episode 1:35 – What successful people have in common   5:57 - How Tim maintains a balance between living in the moment and establishing goals for the future   8:48 - Tim's perspective on mindset shift   11:31 - His thoughts about the difference between values and mindset   14:03 - Qualities of highly successful people   15:48 - How Tim and Davin's differences have made ACCESS successful   Favorite Quotes "What is the one thing that is common with everyone I know that is successful? Everyone that I talked to that has a successful career, that has a successful life, personally, every one of those people are excited about the opportunities they have in the future." - Tim Elliott "The successful people see tomorrow as a possibility. They see their future as being bright and they see their future full of opportunity." - Tim Elliott "We have the ability for us as humans to develop a new habit that's completely unrelated to strength or whatever. If we just do it enough, we're going to formulate a habit. It can be inside of our strengths or outside of our strengths." - Davin Marceau "Our mindset is more of who we are. I think our mindset and the way we approach life is a bit of our tactical application of things that can make us successful." - Davin Marceau "It's more important to figure out who you are and who you aren't than it is for someone else to think who you are. If you're good with who you are as a person, and you own that, then that leads to success as an individual, as a person, and as a professional." - Tim Elliott "Very successful people typically know who they are and they've understood their strengths and their weaknesses. They know how to make the most of their strengths and how to try to diminish their weaknesses." - Tim Elliott "Most very successful people are very confident people. And I think confidence doesn't necessarily come as a byproduct of success as it does of figuring out who you are. Once we better understand who we are and who we aren't, we're able to be ourselves and we're able to be happy and we can be confident in who we are." - Tim Elliott Visit Access EFM: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter   Click here to listen with Access Points Podcast

Tim Box is a Remedial Hypnotist and Mind Coach specialising in helping clients get control of their anxiety response. He has run a full time therapeutic practice in the UK for more than 10 years.   Although Tim experienced anxiety when he was younger, and the impact it can have on your choices and freedom, it took him a few years to discover his calling in this field.  When he did though, he began to shake things up. In 2017 he released his first book: Clear Your Head: How to enjoy life without anxiety getting in the way which went on to become an Amazon best seller. In 2019 he gave a TED talk entitled 'How to stop feeling anxious about anxiety' which has now had over three quarters of a million views.
 He is also the creator of The CONTROL System, which is a method of mind coaching that helps people overcome the psychological barriers that limit their personal growth. He teaches his method internationally and has now certified CONTROL Practitioners throughout the UK, Europe, and the US.  Enjoy   What you'll discover: Tim's own experience with anxiety and his journey since. How your negative patterns become part of your identity. A new way to frame anxiety. Tips for managing anxiety. Why we appear to be less able to cope with anxiety today than we were 100 years ago.  Whether the experience of anxiety is influenced by gender. The Control Method and how it works. Tips for managing anxiety related to public speaking.  How Tim gets the balance right between stories, humour and the important message he wants to convey. How Tim uses speaking to grow his audience and business.   All things Tim: www.thecontrolsystem.co.uk https://www.podbean.com/pu/pbblog-akeh4-a50450 https://www.youtube.com/c/TimBoxMindCoach  @timboxmindcoach (Instagram) https://www.facebook.com/timboxhypnotist (Facebook) TEDx - How to Stop Feeling Anxious About Anxiety by Tim Box   Books:  Lost Connections: Uncovering the Real Causes of Depression – and the Unexpected Solutions by Johann Hari   Resources: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thespeakingclub/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk/challenge  https://www.facebook.com/SarahArcherSpeak/ https://www.saraharcher.co.uk https://www.standoutpitch.com   Thanks for listening!   To share your thoughts:                                                       leave a comment below.     Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn. To help the show out:     Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one.     Subscribe on iTunes.

Humans are hardwired to connect with others, and family is our strongest bond. There are times, however, when our relationship with our family is threatened, placing a heavy burden on our work.   The question is, “Can you be a highly performing professional while going through personal strife?”   Today on the ACCESS Points Podcast, Tim and Davin discuss how personal strife can affect your performance at work. Both high-performing professionals, they will talk about their fair share of personal struggles while still being at their best at work, how long-term personal crises can hinder your success, and why going through adversity can be beneficial.   Tim's wise words: “The only way we gain wisdom is through adversity. Going through that adversity is what brings your family together, it's what makes you a better professional.”   Enjoy! This episode is brought to you by Vouris –  We're Vouris – we've developed a powerful framework that allows early-stage startup companies to build stronger sales teams and hit their revenue targets.  We call it the 5 Components of Sales Effectiveness: People Process Message Technology & Leadership Let us tell you exactly what to focus on to dramatically improve your results. We help early-stage startups hit their revenue goals and you are only one click away from more revenue.   In This Episode 3:24 - Tim's professional and personal life during the formative years of ACCESS   6:52 - How he manages to separate business challenges from personal issues   11:38 - The danger of making your workplace a haven   12:46 - Tim's insight on why long-term home crisis can lead to limited success   14:39 - Davin's share of personal strife   17:07 - How Tim values his team members   25:47 - Why going through adversity is a good thing   28:29 - Tim's advice to all listeners   Favorite Quotes "It still comes back to, innately, the most important things in our lives are not the things at work. It's the people at home that we're tied to. It's the people that we've committed to. It's the family." - Tim Elliot   "We, as humans, are so tied to family and family becomes important. It becomes everything to us. And when there's a chink in the armor or the family is not solid, that's where that weight comes from." - Tim Elliot   "I think work is how we provide, but our family is the why behind what it is that we do." - Davin Marceau   "I think people can be high-performers as long as they resolve those things personally and family over time." - Tim Elliot   "Know your people. If something is off, don't automatically assume that they're not good at their job anymore. Sit down and ask. You're going to get some answers to some questions and you're going to help people get through some really dark times." - Davin Marceau   "If we don't grow as humans, we don't get better. It hurts us at home and it hurts us professionally. To see people succeed and see people get through things personally, also helps them professionally." - Tim Elliot   "The only way we gain wisdom is through adversity." - Tim Elliot   "Going through that adversity is what brings your family together, it's what makes you a better professional. It has made me a better CEO." - Tim Elliot   Visit Access EFM: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter   Click here to listen with Access Points Podcast        

Tim Davis has been a science educator & coach for over 20 years; and he's the author of TRIPOLAR: The Story of a Bipolar Triathlete. He's a big advocate for mental health and physical fitness and their connectedness.  He has been in recovery for over 14 years, and also competing and coaching in triathlons and endurance races for over two decades.   This episode is excellent for anybody who is interested in the connection between exercise and mental health, and anybody who has struggled with or had a family member who has struggled with bipolar disorder, alcoholism, and/or drug abuse.   In this episode we discuss: The courage it requires to share your mental health story How Tim became an advocate for mental health Tim's experience self-medicating with drugs and alcohol and how he realized he had to make a change The process of accepting a mental health diagnosis or label Exercise and how it helps to manage and decrease anxiety How Tim uses running to cope with his day to day stressors and increase peace and productivity How to create a routine and motivation to start exercising and improving your physical and mental health The burnout Tim experienced from being a high-achiever and setting large goals and how he has coped with it The importance of spending time in nature and balancing that with responsibilities and the relationship with have with technology The day to day habits Tim engages in to maintain his sobriety and mental health The cognitive benefits of exercise The importance of caring for your body in improving your mental health Advice for seeking out help or starting exercise when you are struggling with your mental health The mindset component of exercise Ideas to help motivate you to exercise and engage in healthy habits The 3 parts of yourself that you need to take care of it Tim talks about his struggles with alcoholism, drug abuse, and childhood trauma and how he coped with and overcame these struggles   Here's where you can find Tim: https://ultratimdavis.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ultratimdavis1/ https://www.twitter.com/ultratimdavis1 https://www.instagram.com/tripolar_tim/ Buy Tripolar: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086Y5NP96/ref=nodl_   David Goggins: https://davidgoggins.com/   ++++++++ Calmly Coping is a self-improvement podcast for overthinkers who struggle with anxiety.  Calmly Coping is not about *fixing* you, it's about uncovering the amazing person that is already there (and that you are just too afraid to let out). Intro/outro music:   Rescue Me (Instrumental) by Aussens@iter (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/tobias_weber/57990 Ft: Copperhead ++++++++ Want to connect? Follow me on Instagram. Join my free supportive community for high achievers with high-functioning anxiety.   Interested in working with me? Learn more here.

Finding financial freedom is the starting point, but then you have to decide how to use that freedom to live the life you want. Hear insights about: How Tim sold 2500 homes in 15 years during his real estate career, and how he made major life changes at the age of 40 after finding financial freedom How Tim overcame a difficult childhood and discovered the life he could create for himself through real estate Why allowing your ego to drive your career can be harmful, and why shelving your ego and focusing on serving others is the key to true success Why Tim hired an escrow coordinator during his second year in business to “buy himself a life” and put his financial freedom to work Tim describes the mission and purpose of his non-profit organization, “1 Life Fully Lived”, and he shares tools and resources his organization has created Why Tim chose each of his top two life mottos: “always look for win-wins” and “I'm not a victim” Why Tim focused on building a business that was efficient, effective and productive, and how it freed him to create win-wins and be present in his life Why it is important to find a place in your life where you can “fit in and thrive”, and why reinventing yourself and finding new goals can be life-changing and fulfilling Finding Financial Freedom Becoming a real estate agent can be a powerful platform for finding financial freedom… but it can also be easy to fall into the trap of always wanting more, always pushing yourself, and never actually tapping into the freedom you've created. This week's guest on Pursuing Freedom is Tim Rhode, a successful author who sold more than 2,500 homes in 15 years. At age 40, Tim realized that he wanted “off the hamster wheel”, and because of hard work and smart investments, he was able to retire and shift his focus to creating and living the life of his dreams. During our conversation, Tim shares how he decided to leave a thriving career and instead create a non-profit organization focused on lifting others up, and he discusses setting new and different goals for himself that allow him to really thrive and follow his passions! Recognizing When It's Time for Change As Tim explained, he built an extraordinary career selling real estate. His income grew exponentially, but he made minimal changes to his lifestyle and instead focused on saving and investing his money and growing his wealth. Then, by the time Tim was 40 years old, he realized that he was ready to stop grinding and follow other things he felt passionately about. Thanks to his hard work and frugal lifestyle, he was in the financial position to break out of the grind. However, Tim knew that he wanted more from his life than just relaxing or having fun all day, so he focused on building his non-profit organization “1 Life Fully Lived”, to help people who were just starting out on their path or who were overcoming tough circumstances get a leg up in life. Tim Rhode shows us that it's important to recognize when we need to make big changes in our lives, and that being courageous and stepping into those changes can bring real rewards. Leveraging Your Freedom Many of us got started in real estate because we wanted to be able to create a specific life for ourselves, and finding financial freedom was supposed to be the key to that life. But somewhere along the path it can be easy to get caught up in the competitive, workaholic lifestyle and lose track of your goals. It can be really empowering to take a step back and consider what is really important to you, then make changes to your life that give you greater alignment with your priorities. You've worked so hard in finding financial freedom, but you must not forget to take advantage of that freedom. If you'd like to learn more about Tim Rhode, you can reach out to him at tim@timrhode.com. And to learn about his non-profit 1 Life Fully Lived or to find out how you can help them in their mission to help people create a roadmap for living their best life, please visit their website at https://1lifefullylived.org/. About Tim Rhode Tim would tell you that he got off to a slow start. After growing up in the rural town of Portola in Northern California and barely graduating high school, Tim Rhode found himself at the age of 25 working as a grocery clerk with two young children to provide for. He eventually found his “niche” selling real estate; and from 1986 to 2000, he sold over 2,500 homes and from 1997 to 2006 he invested in over 100 properties. Tim focused on saving money, keeping his expenses low, and playing solid “financial defense” which allowed him to basically retire, and he was financially free at the age of 40. Not wanting to play, hike, bike or ski all day, Tim threw his energy into his true passion: helping people thrive and live their most fulfilling life. He founded the nonprofit 1Life Fully Lived to help people of all ages gain the tools and skills they need to thrive and also co-founded GoBundance, a high-level mastermind, with David Osborn, Pat Hiban and Mike McCarthy to help healthy, wealthy, generous people lead epic lives. We have a women's tribe now! Tim has also authored numerous books and has been featured on a variety of podcasts and media outlets. He now lives near his children in the High Sierras with his wife and dog. How to Connect With Tim Rhode Website: www.timrhode.com Email: tim@timrhode.com Nonprofit: https://1lifefullylived.org/ Mastermind: www.gobundance.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tim-rhode-42660210/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/1lifefullylived/ How to Connect With Erin Bradley Business Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ApplyWithErin/ Website: https://www.pursuingfreedom.com/ LinkedIn Page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erin-bradley/ Balanced Growth Course: Website: https://pursuingfreedom.thinkific.com/courses/balanced-growth

Tim Lyons is a 15-year veteran of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) and currently serves as a lieutenant in the borough of Queens. Until recently, he also worked part-time as an emergency room RN at a level 1 trauma center. He brings years of real world management and leadership experience to his real estate investment career. He started Cityside Capital with the goal of not only growing his own portfolio but also to help others realize the power that real estate investing.   Tyler and Tim's discussion focused on Tim's journey of pivoting from negative narratives through commitment and an abundance mindset. Highlights include: How Tim changed his trajectory from an RN to a multifamily investor by turning his scarcity mindset to an abundant one   Tim's experience with destination fallacy The difference between interested and committed  What Timothy would tell his younger self about mindset The greatest opportunities and threats in the multifamily market Tim's passion of introducing multifamily investing opportunities to small business owners, firefighters, policemen and others Finding your purpose and passion through coaching Are you still learning and growing? This is an inspiring episode, whether you're an aspiring or experienced multifamily investor! Connect with Tim: Website: http://citysidecap.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-lyons-cityside-capital/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRealEstateGuys   The following books were mentioned on the show: Storybrand by Donald Miller Start with Why by Simon Sinek Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki Mindset by Carol Dweck   Skyrocket your financial and personal success with a substantial competitive edge gained through Elevate High Performance Coaching Academy! Your opportunity for business and profound life transformation is now. Learn more about the program and watch the free masterclass here: http://elevatecoachingacademy.com/ Looking to further elevate your performance? Download our free guide, Raising the Bar - 5 Steps to Elevate Your Habits, by joining Elevate's Insider Network! You will also be informed of real estate investing news, tips from Tyler, books Tyler's reading and more. Join today: https://elevatepod.com/insider   Apply for coaching with Tyler! The world's top performers in any field have a coach to help them achieve drastically greater results and in less time. The most successful real estate investors are no different. To apply for a results coaching session with Tyler, visit coachwithtyler.com. This episode of Elevate is brought to you by CF Capital LLC, a national real estate investment firm that focuses on acquiring and operating multifamily assets that provide stable cash flow, capital appreciation, and a margin of safety. CF Capital leverages its expertise in acquisitions and management to provide investors with superior risk-adjusted returns while placing a premium on preserving capital. Learn more at cfcapllc.com Follow us!   Website: elevatepod.com Twitter: twitter.com/elevatepod1 IG: instagram.com/elevatepod Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/elevatepodcastcommunity LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/elevatepodcast

Trisha's guest this week is Tim Spooner, physical therapist and president/CEO of Spooner Physical Therapy and Proactive MSD. He started Spooner Physical Therapy over 30 years ago, and it has now grown to 22 locations to serve the needs of his patients.  Along the way, where he has had to purchase or develop buildings, he has become a physician owner of real estate as a result. Tim has invested in his own sites and he is also a partner in multi-tenant medical buildings. In this episode, we talk about… [2:51] How Tim started Proactive MSD [6:18] Why Tim was drawn to physical therapy [7:08] Tim's decision to go into private practice [8:35] The first site of Spooner Physical Therapy [9:04] The growth and expansion of Spooner Physical Therapy [10:21] Investing in real estate for private practice and partnering with other physician owners [12:36] The importance of surrounding yourself with a great team as a physician owner [15:48] Tim's first job in the Youth Conservation Corps [16:22] If he was not a physical therapist, Tim would be a teacher [17:08] What Tim is reading for information and inspiration [19:07] The desire to heal combined with training needed to fulfill that passion [21:13] Training for leadership [25:34] Advice for physicians looking to invest in or grow their first private practice office Links to resources: Spooner Physical Therapy: https://www.spoonerpt.com Proactive MSD: https://www.proactivemsd.com Subscribe, rate and review: www.providerspropertiesandperformance.com Schedule a healthcare real estate investment strategy consultation: https://docproperties.com/free-consultation-trisha-talbot/ About Trisha: WEBSITE: www.docproperties.com LINKED IN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trishatalbot/ Email inquiries to: info@docproperties.com

What does a multifamily investor look like? If you grew up in a working-class family that didn't talk about money, let alone investing, you may have a hard time seeing yourself as a successful syndicator. But you don't have to be a Wall Street guy to build a multifamily real estate business. You can raise millions of dollars for deals no matter where you come from… But you've got to BELIEVE you can. Timothy Lyons is a 15-year veteran of the New York City Fire Department and Principal and Managing Partner at Cityside Capital. He invested in his first 3-family property at the end of 2019, and today, he has been involved in 5 syndications worth over $100M. Tim is also a contributor to Bringing Value, Solving Problems and Leaving a Legacy, a collection of powerful stories of transformation from thought leaders, entrepreneurs and real estate investors. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Tim joins cohost Garrett Lynch and me to discuss the power of belief, explaining how he overcame imposter syndrome to build a portfolio of 720-plus units in 12 months. Tim shares why he was skeptical about investing in a coach and how he realized the value of aligning with a network of people who are successful at what you want to do. Listen in for Tim's amazing story of going all-in on multifamily at the start of the pandemic and learn to push through YOUR limiting beliefs and achieve financial freedom with real estate! Key Takeaways  Why Tim got into real estate investing Working 90 hours/week as firefighter and ER nurse Missing out on time with wife and 3 kids Tim's first 3-family property Financed with own money for proof of concept Rehabbed units, achieved cashflow soon after The next steps Tim took to go bigger, faster Invest in education and mentoring Learn as much as possible about money, taxes  How Tim overcame his resistance to investing in a coach Talked to students in different programs Realized value of aligning with network The timeline around Tim's multifamily education Separated from family (first 7 weeks of pandemic) Crush through material in coaching program How Tim realized the power of multifamily syndication Invited to join coach's deal, follow process Raised $200K from personal network How Tim overcame limiting beliefs re: raising money Identity shift to see self as investor Share power of investing with network How Tim is raising $2.5M for his fifth syndication Talk about what he's doing with everyone Build online thought leadership platform Tim's advice for aspiring multifamily investors Education = antidote to fear Surround self with right people and take action What Tim did to overcome imposter syndrome Develop willingness to fail forward Connect with fantastic coaches Connect with Timothy Lyons Cityside Capital Bringing Value, Solving Problems and Leaving a Legacy by Tim Lyons et al. Resources Invest in Michael's Deal Maker Certification Training Register for Deal Maker Live Learn More About Michael's Mentoring Program Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate Investing—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank Download Michael's Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money for Your First Apartment Building Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not by Robert T. Kiyosaki Jim Rohn Zig Ziglar BiggerPockets ActiveCampaign Real Estate Guys Radio Podcast Show Notes Michael's Website  Michael on Facebook  Michael on Instagram  Michael on YouTube  Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group 

On this episode, we spoke with Tim Keen.  Tim is a LA-based marketer (originally from Melbourne, Australia, with a stint in Montreal) whose previous day job was with a touring rock band. He learned the ropes of performance marketing (the main focus of this episode) by dropshipping sex toys and bootleg Harry Potter merch. He then leveraged that experience to get his first-ever full-time job at the age of 28, which consisted of running Google Ads at MuteSix. After scaling 3 clients to 10x revenue, in 6 months, he got back into the music industry with a stint at Roland, working on digital transformation, with their Global Marketing Team. Then he accidentally co-founded a digital marketing agency, called Loop Club, and the rest is history. Loop Club has grown 10x in the year and is poised to replicate that success in 2021. 60% of Loop Club's clients have received additional funding or been acquired in the last year, and 90% have increased their revenue by at least 100%. Loop works with high-growth eCommerce brands whose values they can get behind, and are deeply committed to diversity & inclusion within Loop Club's own organization. Loop Club also dabbles in progressive politics: having ran paid media for the Nithya Raman For City Council campaign in Los Angeles, which got more votes than any city council campaign in Los Angeles history. On this episode you will hear about: How Tim went from selling a band to selling sex toys online to a full time marketing firm Why the experience, being a part of an indie band, was great What "performance marketing" is and what it isn't How you can use performance marketing in your business to scale Why performance marketing is essential to scaling a brand How performance marketing helps you to find what is actually driving real results (and how you can optimize that to scale) Why moving to the United States motivated Tim to become an entrepreneur The practical best practices that you should apply to your business (so that you can build up faster) Why measuring and optimizing your marketing plan is often a better focus for you than spending your money on marketing Why asking your clients for testimonials is of critical importance to building your business and marketing plan The reasons that you must niche your services, being tiny and specific, so that you can be the best at that offering What it was like, starting a marketing agency, during the COVID-19 Pandemic Production Credits: The Self Made Strategies Podcast is a SoftStix Productions LLC jawn. This episode was hosted, produced, and edited by Tony Lopes. Tim Keen joined us remotely, via Google Meet. Executive Producer - Tony Lopes (SoftStix Productions LLC - info@softstixproductions.com) Host - Tony Lopes Guest - Tim Keen (loop.club) Editor - Tony Lopes The Self Made Strategies Podcast is sponsored by Lopes Law LLC (www.LopesLawLLC.com). Make sure you subscribe to the Self Made Strategies Podcast on your favorite podcasting platform, so you can catch the latest episodes. Copyright 2018 - 2021 SoftStix Productions LLC, all rights reserved. www.selfmadestrategies.com  

Here at Experience Leadership, we like to work with fast-moving companies, innovative thinkers, and leaders of all types. We love to bring people in who will add value to your life and business. Because of this passion, I'm extremely excited to bring an expert in the sales industry onto the podcast.   Tim Wells is an experienced Executive with over 20 years of sales experience. He's had success in the opening, managing, and growing incredible technology markets. Tim is the kind of entrepreneur who has been able to see things from all angles having worked in the corporate world as well. Because of his vast experience, I knew his insights would be an incredible benefit to all of you listeners.   If you're in leadership of any kind but especially if you're leading an innovative and fast-growing company, you won't want to miss this conversation with Tim.   In this episode, you will hear: How Tim discovered his sweet spot of working with smaller organizations. The distinctions he's seen between small startups and corporate giants. The importance of being fully aligned throughout an organization. Four key things that will accelerate any company's growth. The power of having a professional mentor. Why it's important to both chase opportunities and have precise methodology. The huge difference discipline makes in your impact. Subscribe and Review Share your thoughts and ideas with us and email me at stephen@experienceleadership.com.   If you like what you're hearing, please subscribe to this podcast. Each week, Experience Leadership Podcast shares coaching tips as well as new facts, figures, and cutting-edge theories and thoughts about leadership to help grow your business. We also feature stories of successful people so you learn from real people, and not just from theory. I'd love for you to give me a review over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. Supporting Resources: Tim on LinkedIn Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com  

I encourage you to reach out to me at katemangona@medicinemarriageandmoney.com with any questions, concerns, or suggestions! For a free copy of The Medical Marriage Survival Guide: An Instruction Manual For Physicians in Love E-book/Workbook?→ Visit https://library.medicinemarriageandmoney.com/waitlist and I will send it to you! If you spent less time arguing with your spouse, what would your life look like? → sign up to find out at https://www.medicinemarriageandmoney.com and click “I AM READY” for a free 60-minute coaching consult! Let me coach you! I can show you what is possible.   WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER   Medicine: Why Tim wanted to practice rural medicine What stalking a medical school classmate looks like Leaving love notes during medical school How having good mentors can make a huge difference Where you grow is not in the roses    Marriage:  How a marriage can feel bigger than the individual Living in a trailer like vagabonds after the birth of their second child? How they worked through the “I don’t love you anymore”  How Tim was her Knight in Shining Armour Friendship was the foundation of her marriage   Love Languages: Why knowing your needs is KEY Why you need to learn to love yourself before loving your spouse Why knowing your spouses needs is important Whether marriages based on love or trust How letting each other to do things separately builds trust TAKE HOME POINTS FROM Drs. May & Tim Hindmarsh In a successful marriage, the relationship is often bigger than either person.  “God tells us to love our enemies, but I am not going to marry them.” Although love is elevating, marriage is not ONLY based on love. The gravity with which a relationship orbits is trust. Although I do not always agree with my spouse, do I trust them 100%.  It is getting through the hardships that make or break a relationship. The easy stuff...the fun stuff...the honeymoon stuff does not matter. We are ALL good at supporting our spouse through good times. It becomes more difficult to be supportive when the bad times roll in. WALK AWAY ASKING YOURSELF Was I born at an early age??? (just kidding) How do I model constructive conflict? Where am I looking for happiness? Could it be more freeing to stop looking for happiness and be okay with not being happy all the time? Is happiness always my goal? If so, why? Do I give myself permission to be unhappy? FEATURED ON THIS SHOW Website: bsfreemd.com  Facebook: BS Free MD Instagram: @bsfreemd and @thedoctornextdoor Podcast: BS Free MD  *This podcast is a member of the Doctor Podcast Network

Tim Pond is an educator, author, illustrator and naturalist with a passion for drawing wildlife. He has a unique way of quickly capturing a subject with dynamic lines and shading. Tim’s book, The Field Guide to Drawing and Sketching Animals, brings science and art together to give the reader the knowledge and skills needed to create animal drawings full of life and movement. Listen to hear more about:Tim’s development as a professional artist and how he came to be doing this work.Tim's adventures sketching in Alaska.The story behind how Tim came to create his amazing book The Field Guide to Drawing and Sketching Animals.How Tim manages to achieve freedom and drama in his drawings while still maintaining technical accuracy in scale and perspective.How knowing a little about the anatomy of your animal subject can help make your drawings come to life. What Tim means when he talks about Widgets and Gizmos, and how to use them in your drawings. Tim’s favourite tools and materials.Find more about Tim on his website www.timpond.co.uk, as well as on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.You can find Tim’s book, The Field Guide to Drawing and Sketching Animals, here.Tim will be giving a workshop for International Nature Journaling Week entitled 'Fill your nature journal with hand drawn lettering'. The workshop will be on 1st June, 2021, at 9 am PST. Click here for more details and to read the class description. International Nature Journaling Week will be 1-7th June, 2021. In the lead-up to the event, people are sharing their responses to the question 'What does nature journaling mean to you?' To view the videos being shared, click here.-----------------Sign-up for Journaling With Nature's Newsletter to receive news and updates as well as the Nature Journaling Inspiration List each month! You can support Journaling With Nature Podcast on Patreon, Your contribution is deeply appreciated. Thanks for listening!

I have Tim Dessaint, a men's fashion and lifestyle content creator who helps guys dress better for today's Spotlight Episode, joining me. Tim has been able to amass a huge social media following thanks to his unique approach to content creation in the tune of 500k subscribers, 1.6 million followers on Tik Tok, and 240k followers on Instagram. We talk about his inspiration behind content creation, using fashion as a way to build confidence, struggling early on to gain traction, and more. In this episode, we discuss:- Living a nomadic life as a kid, moved around a lot due to. his parent's profession- How fashion helped him build confidence- How he got into content creation- Getting his first corporate job and realizing it wasn't for him- Realized he needed to find a job he enjoyed - Doing freelance work to make ends meet - Most new years resolutions made at the beginning of the year go incompleted - Making little traction on Instagram- Making the switch to YouTube- Tim talks about his mother having a difficult life- How Tim's mother felt about him jumping into content creation- Giving himself a deadline, and if things didn't work out, then he would get a regular job- Video went viral exactly on the deadline date he established- Seeing money from his content for the first time- How did you feel about your video going viral?- What his first real brand deal was- Being highly competitive - Tim shares his best piece of advice- Where do you see yourself in the next five years?You can follow Tim Dessaint on Instagram at @timdessaint.SOCIAL MEDIA:Asian Menswear Podcast -- @asianmenswearpodMike Tran -- @asianmenswearLeo Chan -- @levitatestyleEMAIL US:asianmenswearpodcast@gmail.comJOIN OUR EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY:Facebook Community (click here)

How Tim went from a Christian cult to a Bernie bubble to Group Chat... followed by a debate on universal healthcare and Bezos's final letter to Amazon shareholders. Follow PanCapitalist on Spotify, Libsyn, and Deezer Follow Anand on Twitter and Instagram  Follow Tim on Instagram and TikTok 

We hear a lot about what’s going on in the west coast cannabis market, but what about the midwest? Here to fill us in is Tim Schuler of Cannalicious and Detroit Edible Company. Learn more at: www.cannaliciouslabs.com  www.detroitediblecompany.com  Key Takeaways: [1:09] An inside look at Cannalicious and Detroit Edible Company, two of Michigan’s most successful cannabis businesses [2:00] Tim’s background working for Anheuser Busch and how he got into the cannabis space [3:42] How the cannabis market in Michigan has evolved over the last ten years [8:35] How Tim and his team decide the best cannabis extracts to produce at Cannalicious [11:23] The types of products sold at Detroit Edible Company, from gummies to brownies [17:44] Detroit Edible’s latest partnership with Eaze and why the California-based delivery app is expanding into Michigan [21:31] How Tim manages his inventory using LeafLink, cannabis’ largest wholesale management platform [25:51] Where Tim sees the cannabis market in Michigan heading over the next 3-5 years

Feeling stale is a common fate even among the most seasoned entrepreneurs. But as an individual, an entrepreneur, or a professional who aren’t designed to settle for stagnancy, perspective and mindset are integral to getting past the sense of staleness. Acknowledge that it is a feeling that may or may not ring true, learn how to manage it, and change the rules to be able to provide objective reality against an emotion.   How to transcend the emotional strain of staleness Reach out to somebody who has been in your shoes before Step away to get new perspective Talk to customers to find out what you can do better   In today’s episode of the ACCESS Points Podcast, Tim and Davin will talk about business staleness from the emotional perspective. They will share tips and tricks about how you can revitalize your mindset as an individual and as an entrepreneur so that you can jump back into business and be more effective.   In this Episode 2:19 - Understanding the theory why entrepreneurs feel their business is stale   5:53 - How to validate if the business is going stale   7:32 - Tim's thought on why entrepreneurs are among the loneliest in the world   9:40 – How to cope with the emotional strain of being stale   11:49 - Davin's take on transcending staleness   14:46 - How Tim rejuvenates his passion   Favorite Quotes "As an entrepreneur or business owner, there's not a deeper hole to be in than to feel like you're stale. And the reason why is, for those of you that aren't entrepreneurs and business owners, you have to understand that we're some of the loneliest people in the world. And the reason why is that we can't ever truly trust anybody. “ - Tim   "When you feel stale, what typically happens is you've reached a point where you as a business owner or an entrepreneur feel like you're not growing, you don't feel like you're getting smarter, and you don't feel like you're getting better." - Tim   "A lot of things that are in your head, they’re giving you problems and the reason you're stale is because the way you're thinking." - Tim   "There were several people in my life throughout the lifecycle of our organization that I've reached out that have really helped me and helped me put things in perspective." -Tim   "Most of the problems we have as humans are what's between our ears. And if you're a business owner, an entrepreneur, a lot of that staleness happens because you feel like things aren't exciting or you feel like things aren't going the way that you want them to." - Tim   "There's nothing that you can do to rejuvenate the passion and the love you have for what you do better than go talk to some customers and ask them what you can do better and how you can make your product, your solution better and tell them, thank you."   "Feeling of staleness is a feeling. Learn how to change it. And the way you do that is talk to someone who's been through it, go see some customers and think through where you really are." - Tim   "If you're the business owner, you're the entrepreneur, fighting fires is something you've learned to do really well, but it's not productive. Get someone that can help you do that and go out there to lead."   Visit Access EFM: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter   Click here to listen with Access Points Podcast    

Show notes:Tim Stone is a full time college student and full time real estate investor. He currently lives and buys investment property in the growing city of Chattanooga, TN. Before graduating high school, he started a real estate photography business which allowed him to pay cash for his college tuition. Now at the age of 20, he is already managing a portfolio of 48 units and just getting started. On this Episode You’ll Learn:-Tim's background and how he got started-How Tim formulated his strategy and how that changed over time-Tim's first deal with his partnership-Analyzing an apartment deal-Tim's plan on scaling for the next 5 years-Debt partnership vs Equity partnership-Words of advice from Tim-Tips for resources that Tim uses for real estateContact Info:Instagram: @TimStonePhoto

Learn about REAL Success at https://www.bradlea.com/realsuccess Tim Storey has inspired people from all walks of life, from entertainment legends to professional athletes... from executives to deprived children throughout the world. Using seasoned foundational principles and humor to get honest with people so they can overcome the obstacles that are holding them back. Tim has traveled to seventy-five countries and spoken to millions of people. He often meets privately to counsel high-profile leaders in various industries. In this episode, Tim and Brad discuss everything in the sun with a sharp focus on public speaking and codifying every single thing that needs to happen to deliver the best speech ever. What’s your message? Maybe this episode will help you find out.   00:00 Intro 02:57 How Tim became wise 05:15 How Tim got the reputation of “Life Coach” 08:10 Log into Tim’s Sunday Service Congregation.family 13:09 Bomb One: Definition of Limited Belief 16:20 Shout-out to Phil Jackson 17:14 Bomb Two: Give people time to figure it out for themselves 18:45 Bomb Three: Be authentic and shoot me straight 21:35 Shout out to Jesse Itzler 23:14 Bomb Four: “God’s opinion of you made man's opinion irrelevant.”  29:54 Three ways of learning: education, conversation, and observation 39:40 40 Years of sermons 40:35 Check out LightSpeed VT below or here: https://www.lightspeedvt.com 42:00 Role-Play 46:35 The best way to climb a mountain is with the right tools 49:07 Bomb Five: Brad Lea; the coach of the coaches 51:00 Join @therealbradlea on Clubhouse 52:46 Bomb Six: Stop, look, and listen and find out where the problem is in your life 01:03:10 Go get The Miracle Mentality 01:09:20 REAL 01:10:14 Bomb Seven: Follow Tim @timstoreyofficial

Have you ever wondered about ranching versus farming? What are the structural differences, and what kinds of opportunities can those differences provide? On today’s episode of the Thriving Farmer Podcast we’re joined by Tim Peterson of Arizona Grass Raised Beef. The cattle on the Arizona Grass Raised Beef ranch spend their lives foraging for naturally occurring grasses on free-range ranch land, while soaking up the Arizona sunshine and living their best life...the way nature intended. Their boutique USDA inspected plant gives them the unique ability to humanely harvest one animal at a time! In-house, they dry, age, and hand-cut their steak as well as make ground beef and various sausages exclusively with organic spices (but NO sugar or stuff you cannot pronounce). They proudly commit to raising the cleanest, safest, healthiest, and most flavorful beef available. Tune in to hear all about how they do it!    You’ll hear: How Tim got started ranching 1:17 What a typical week looks like for Tim 4:38 About Arizona Grass Raised Beef’s process with cattle genetics 9:55 The typical cost of farmland in Arizona 12:37 How Tim went about funding his processing plant 18:24 What variations of products Arizona Grass Raised Beef makes 26:57 How Tim developed relationships with the right chefs 34:04 How many employees Arizona Grass Raised Beef has, and how they find good help 39:16 How Tim developed his marketing plan 41:58 How much beef they process weekly 43:09 How Tim keeps track of and ensures completion of essential tasks 46:24 What Tim believes is the biggest mistake newer farmers and ranchers make 50:56 Tim’s favorite ranching tool 52:59 Where you can find out more about Tim and Arizona Grass Raised Beef 53:21   About the Guest:Tim is the co-owner of Arizona Grass Raised Beef and an Arizona cattle rancher. He operates a USDA inspected processing plant, as well as a USDA commercial kitchen. Arizona Grass Raised Beef  is your true ranch to table Grass Fed Beef operation. They practice Regenerative Agriculture by purchasing run down, non-functioning ranches and rebuilding them with their crews and cattle genetics.Their beef is certified by the American Grass Fed Beef Association.   Resources:Website - https://azgrassraisedbeef.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/azgrassraisedbeef/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/azgrassraisedbeef/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/azgrassraised

Porn use and porn addiction among men is a pervasive scourge in modern society. Sadly, this problem has even infiltrated the church where men are using porn at a rate that isn't much different than the men outside of the church. Rampant porn use among men is contributing to broken relationships between husbands and wives, dead bedrooms, divorce, anxiety, and depression. It can also lead to lifelong devastation for the children who grow up in homes torn apart by their porn addict fathers. The problem is massive, but there is hope. My guest today is Tim Reigle. Tim is a husband, father, and Christian who's battled porn addiction, overcome it, and has now dedicated his life to helping other men do the same. If you're addicted to porn, or know someone who is, today's episode will give you the truth, motivation, and encouragement needed to find hope, healing, recovery, redemption, and renewal. Here Are the Show Highlights - Tim's candid struggles with porn addiction and the devastating consequences it had in his life and marriage - How Tim has turned his struggles with porn addiction into a personal mission to help other men reclaim control over their sexual desires - How men of faith can still fall prey to the strong temptation porn poses for them today - Why porn use is so prevalent within the modern Christian church and how we should be addressing this scourge within the faith - How porn use destroys marriages and families - How to go about mending the damage porn use is inflicting in your life, marriage, and home - The specific issues that must first be addressed before a man can have any hope of overcoming an addiction to porn - Why no man who's addicted to porn should ever feel beyond hope, recovery, redemption, and renewal Connect With Tim Reigle: Get his Living Porn Free program: https://gumroad.com/l/livingpornfree His website: https://intothewildernessblog.com/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/TimothyReigle Did you enjoy this podcast? If so, do me a solid and take one minute of your time to subscribe and leave a review on iTunes to help me spread the message: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/masculine-by-design-mancast/id1202628944 Follow Craig on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MasculineDesign Join Craig's Tribe - The Fraternity of Excellence: https://fraternityofexcellence.com Craig's Blog: https://masculinebydesign.com Get the Masculine by Design Newsletter: https://masculinebydesign.com/newsletter Get Craig's Book, Destroy Your Dad Bod: https://deathblowtothedadbod.com Get Craig's Family Leadership Masterclass: https://gumroad.com/l/familyceo

GUESTS BIO Tim Hubbard - Tim started his career in real estate as an investment broker selling multi-family and commercial properties in Northern California. He worked with a small team of five who completed cumulatively over $2 billion in transactions. He has been personally investing in real estate for the last 10 years and has since acquired a multi-million dollar portfolio comprised primarily of small multi-family properties in multiple markets. He has traveled extensively throughout the world in over 70 countries and stayed in hundreds of different short-term rental accommodations. About five years ago he realized the high returns that could be made from converting properties into furnished short-term rentals and renting them by the night. He founded and acts as CEO for Midtown Stays, a short-term rental accommodation company which has successfully accommodated over 15,000 guests with excellent reviews from all over the world. He continues to expand with the help of his teams and manages everything remotely from his home in Medellin, Colombia. He also teaches others to do the same and shows them how they can successfully increase their income 3,4, or even 8x by implementing the right strategies to convert existing long term rentals into nightly rentals through his live events and podcast. He holds a degree in International business and an MBA from the University California of Davis and is co-founder of the amazon best selling book “Resilience, turning your setback into a comeback” HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EPISODE 03:08 Tim's biography/introduction. 05:11 How Tim started going into short term rentals. 06:51 Tim's journey when he started scaling his STR properties. 08:34 From buy and hold to his 1st STR lease arbitrage 10:41 What Tim's team looks like. 12:36 Tim's properties from 3 different markets. 13:37 Quitting his commercial broker career. 14:34 Tim's thought process when analyzing deals. 17:33 Expanding operations to Columbia. 20:14 Tim's goals for 2021. 22:46 How Tim ended up planning to have a laundromat business. 25:29 Running a laundromat as a separate business. 28:35 Who handles their guest communication? 29:47 A phone system? 30:58 Tips and outlook for 2021. 37:17 Where to find out more about Tim Hubbard. 38:24 Tim's #1 secret to success with short term rentals. NOTABLE QUOTES (KEY LESSONS): "The legislation can make a big difference too, where the properties are." - Tim Hubbard "In terms of ease and return, it's so much easier in the US from what I've found." - Tim Hubbard "We have the lowest interest rate in history. If the rents are paying it then it's like you're getting a free property." - Tim Hubbard "We always have our ups and downs but if we just keep doing a little bit everyday then before we know it we're in this cool project and things are going well." - Tim Hubbard CONNECTING WITH THE GUESTS Website: www.restmethods.com Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/short-term-rental-riches/id1488518397

Husband and wife team, Tim and Janine Caschette, own Avvino which opened in 2013. The restaurant focuses on seasonal, American cuisine with an International twist and is known for its expansive and highly-curated wine program. Destination on the Left is joined by the husband and wife team, Tim and Janine Caschette. They are the owners of Avvino, a contemporary American restaurant in Rochester New York boasting locally sourced ingredients and an eclectic, rotating seasonal menu. On our podcast, Tim and Janine share their stories and talk about how they found their passion in the restaurant industry. They also explain how their focus on food, service, and atmosphere combined with a highly-curated wine program helped them navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. What You Will Learn: How Tim and Janine came to find their passion in the restaurant industry How Tim and Janine’s focus on food, service, and atmosphere combined with a highly-curated wine program helped them navigate the lockdowns Different ways Tim and Janine use creativity and collaboration to stand out from the competition What Avvino has done to overcome the ever-changing lockdown restrictions How Avvino used creativity to bring the hospitality experience to people at home Avvino Destination on the Left is joined by the husband and wife team, Tim and Janine Caschette. They are the owners of Avvino, a contemporary American restaurant in Rochester New York boasting locally sourced ingredients and an eclectic, rotating seasonal menu. On our podcast, Tim and Janine share their stories and talk about how they found their passion in the restaurant industry. They also explain how their focus on food, service, and atmosphere combined with a highly-curated wine program helped them navigate the COVID-19 pandemic. Food, Service, and Atmosphere Tim and Janine had vastly different introductions and pathways into the restaurant industry, but they found common ground in its opportunities to express creativity and passion. Creativity drives everything they do, and they are constantly looking for new ways to make their restaurant stand out from the competition. The triple threat of food, service, and atmosphere that we talked about is extremely important because many restaurants only check one or two of the boxes. Tim and Janine bring different perspectives to the table because of their unique backgrounds and experiences, and their complementary skillsets keep Avvino on the cutting-edge of all three categories. Overcoming Restrictions with Creativity In addition to helping Tim and Janine stay competitive when it counts, their approach to creativity also enables them to adapt to the ever-changing COVID-19 lockdown restrictions. These restrictions are changing on what seems like a daily basis, and you have to be quick on your feet to stay compliant. Avvino revamped its menu to be takeout friendly, and takeout volume went from 1 order to almost 100 orders a night. They also found new ways to bring the hospitality experience to their customers at home by adding a personal touch to each order. As we finally put 2020 behind us, It is important to recognize the level of problem-solving restaurants like Avvino displayed. Restaurants that survived because of their creativity and quick thinking are going to bring a lot more to the table as the country begins to reopen. Website: https://www.avvinorochester.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/avvinorochester/ Twitter: @AvvinoRochester We value your thoughts and feedback and would love to hear from you. Leave us a review on your favorite streaming platform to let us know what you want to hear more of. Here is a quick tutorial on how to leave us a rating and review on iTunes!: https://breaktheicemedia.com/rating-review/

Over the last few years, short term rentals grew rapidly in popularity. There were investors who bought properties with the sole intent of using them for Airbnb and short term stays. Some even leased apartments from other owners, just to list them on Airbnb, a strategy known as Airbnb arbitrage. However, when COVID hit, the party stopped. Many of those investors went bankrupt after being on the hook for rents across an entire portfolio, with no income due to travel restrictions. Tourism and travel have taken a hit and it makes the future of short-term rentals a bit murky. To get some clarity, we interviewed Tim Hubbard and asked him, are short term rentals still a good investment?   Tim is the founder of Midtown Stays and has successfully accommodated over 15,000 guests. He also helps others invest in short term rentals through his Rest Methods platform. In today’s show, we discuss the changing face of short-term rentals and what he has seen in his business, along with the industry. He shares where the strategy still makes sense and covers market research tips. In addition, he highlights how he runs his business remotely for anyone looking to emulate some of the success he has seen.     Investing in Short Term Rentals Post-COVID Converting his rentals into short term rentals, and working remotely from Columbia for the last few years Why some properties can earn a much higher return as a short-term rental How short-term rentals stack up to traditional long-term rentals What criteria to look for when investing in short-term rentals   Cities that are landlord-friendly tend to be more friendly towards short-term rental regulations too.   Who is the typical short-term rental resident? What criteria to look for in a market for a successful short-term rental investment Tools to use to find good markets: Airdna.co  How COVID has impacted the short-term rental business   I lowered my rates when COVID hit,  and my rentals in Sacramento were continuously booked.   Why investors using short-term rental lease arbitrage are out of business  Why short term rentals in dense areas are less likely to be successful    Dense urban areas are more regulated due to low housing supply.   How Tim keeps his properties booked during COVID The future of short-term rentals   People are looking for more of an experience, which short-term rentals provide.   How Tim runs his business virtually from Columbia How to vet vendors for housekeeping and maintenance  Helping investors start in short-term rental investing through Rest Methods Bullseye Round:    Apparent Failure:Not budgeting enough for renovations   Digital Resource: Notion.so (Organization tool)    Most Recommended Book: The Slight Edge   Wish I Knew When I Was Starting Out: Returns are higher on small studio units and they are more easily manageable    Daily Habit: Leaving my phone on airplane mode first thing in the morning for an hour or so, so I can focus.   Curious About: The economy in the U.S.   Best Place to Grab a Bite in Medellin, Columbia Colossal    Contact Tim: Short Term Rental Riches Podcast Rest Methods (Short Term Rental Coaching)

Subscribe to How To Trade ItThe 70s and 80s were the pinnacle of market letters. Tim was fascinated by them. He’d read the market news from people like Joe Granville and Stan Weinstein. At the time, People thought technical analysis was hocus-pocus—the focus was on the fundamentals. But Tim started to learn about technical analysis from Granville and Weinstein and he couldn’t go back. He got hired as the VP of Options at another firm in the 80s. He started an internal market letter at that firm, with a reach of 200–300 brokers nationwide. They wanted to hear what he had to say. His market news started as a message on an answering machine. When they called and got the voicemail, they got his update. He started a market letter on the side. As the internet grew, he grew with it. He’s been offering his newsletter online ever since.Tim Ord is the President, Editor, and Publisher of The Ord Oracle, an electronic advisory newsletter that recommends S&P, NASDAQ, and gold stock trades. He is one of the top-ten market timers in the country. You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:50] How Tim’s newsletter got started[4:28] A climactic/panic indicator[8:12] A discussion of volume/timing[13:23] How to make a profit from Tim’s strategy[15:05] Trading Gold and the S&P 500[16:26] The correlation between GDX and the S&P 500[18:27] What newsletter subscribers can expectConnect with Tim OrdMention this podcast to get a two-month subscription for the price of one!The Secret Science of Price and VolumeConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comTSG YouTube: 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 ItDisclaimer: Trading carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. Before deciding to invest you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite. The possibility exists that you could sustain a loss of some or all of your initial investment. Therefore you should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose. You should be aware of all the risks associated with foreign exchange trading, and seek advice from an independent financial advisor if you have any doubts.Support the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

Professor Kenneth Stanley is currently a research science manager at OpenAI in San Fransisco. We've Been dreaming about getting Kenneth on the show since the very begininning of Machine Learning Street Talk. Some of you might recall that our first ever show was on the enhanced POET paper, of course Kenneth had his hands all over it. He's been cited over 16000 times, his most popular paper with over 3K citations was the NEAT algorithm. His interests are neuroevolution, open-endedness, NNs, artificial life, and AI. He invented the concept of novelty search with no clearly defined objective. His key idea is that there is a tyranny of objectives prevailing in every aspect of our lives, society and indeed our algorithms. Crucially, these objectives produce convergent behaviour and thinking and distract us from discovering stepping stones which will lead to greatness. He thinks that this monotonic objective obsession, this idea that we need to continue to improve benchmarks every year is dangerous. He wrote about this in detail in his recent book "greatness can not be planned" which will be the main topic of discussion in the show. We also cover his ideas on open endedness in machine learning. 00:00:00 Intro to Kenneth 00:01:16 Show structure disclaimer 00:04:16 Passionate discussion 00:06:26 WHy greatness cant be planned and the tyranny of objectives 00:14:40 Chinese Finger Trap 00:16:28 Perverse Incentives and feedback loops 00:18:17 Deception 00:23:29 Maze example 00:24:44 How can we define curiosity or interestingness 00:26:59 Open endedness 00:33:01 ICML 2019 and Yannic, POET, first MSLST 00:36:17 evolutionary algorithms++ 00:43:18 POET, the first MLST 00:45:39 A lesson to GOFAI people 00:48:46 Machine Learning -- the great stagnation 00:54:34 Actual scientific successes are usually luck, and against the odds -- Biontech 00:56:21 Picbreeder and NEAT 01:10:47 How Tim applies these ideas to his life and why he runs MLST 01:14:58 Keith Skit about UCF 01:15:13 Main show kick off 01:18:02 Why does Kenneth value serindipitous exploration so much 01:24:10 Scientific support for Keneths ideas in normal life 01:27:12 We should drop objectives to achieve them. An oxymoron? 01:33:13 Isnt this just resource allocation between exploration and exploitation? 01:39:06 Are objectives merely a matter of degree? 01:42:38 How do we allocate funds for treasure hunting in society 01:47:34 A keen nose for what is interesting, and voting can be dangerous 01:53:00 Committees are the antithesis of innovation 01:56:21 Does Kenneth apply these ideas to his real life? 01:59:48 Divergence vs interestingness vs novelty vs complexity 02:08:13 Picbreeder 02:12:39 Isnt everything novel in some sense? 02:16:35 Imagine if there was no selection pressure? 02:18:31 Is innovation == environment exploitation? 02:20:37 Is it possible to take shortcuts if you already knew what the innovations were? 02:21:11 Go Explore -- does the algorithm encode the stepping stones? 02:24:41 What does it mean for things to be interestingly different? 02:26:11 behavioral characterization / diversity measure to your broad interests 02:30:54 Shaping objectives 02:32:49 Why do all ambitious objectives have deception? Picbreeder analogy 02:35:59 Exploration vs Exploitation, Science vs Engineering 02:43:18 Schools of thought in ML and could search lead to AGI 02:45:49 Official ending

If you’ve ever questioned what happens on the other side when you pass on and want to feel a sense of peace for those in your life who have passed away, today’s episode is for you. In this episode, I am joined by the amazing Tim Braun that I have followed, been intrigued by, and watched on tv for ten years. Tim is an internationally recognized medium. He has conducted over 16,000 sittings over the past 23 years. Tim's desire is to heal those with the grief of loss and to re-establish the ties of those who are no longer with us. Tim believes our love is the link that allows us to reconnect with those on the other side and his gifts and abilities are beyond anything than I have seen before. Tune in to Episode 39 of Uncover Your Magic to learn how Tim recognized his gift, his work with Mother Theresa, how your life on Earth impacts your afterlife, and so much more. Some Questions I Ask Can you explain when you started to realize that you had this gift? (12:55)How do you describe a birth and a death coming in and out? (22:38)Do souls ever digress and go lower or are they always going higher? (30:22)Do you have rituals you do to get tapped in? (40:00)What is a life review? (45:40)In This Episode You Will Learn Why it is important for mediums to not have prior information (10:30)How Tim’s dream led to him working with Mother Theresa (15:18)How soul groups are individualistic (24:40)How Tim predicted the cultural shift of 2020 (34:52)Why certain spirits don’t come through in a session (41:20)Connect with Tim WebsiteInstagramYouTubeBook - Life and Death by Tim Braun Let’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramRaising Confidence Free Masterclass, January 2021 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chancellor Randy Pembrook named Tim Hall as the 8th director of athletics in University history in July 2019. He previously served as director of athletics at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC). During his 6 year tenure there, the Retrievers posted 9 conference championships, including an upset win for Men's Basketball over No.1 seed Virginia. Also, on his watch, UMBC opened a $90-million events center which serves as a home for the basketball and volleyball programs and Department of Athletics.  Hall has an extensive history in intercollegiate athletics administration nationally. In summer 2017, he was appointed president of the Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Association (ADA), an organization composed of Division I athletics directors and administered by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA). He previously served the ADA as first vice president in 2016.  Before UMBC, Hall served as director of athletics at the University of Missouri KC. His career began with a foundation in development, first as assistant director of development at Youngtown State, then as assistant director of development at Saint Xavier University, and lastly as the university director of development at Eastern Kentucky State. Hall moved to UMKC after serving as associate athletics director for development at Kent State University.  Hall earned a bachelor's in sports administration from the University of Toledo in 1994 and achieved a master's in sports administration from Kent State University in 1998. He and his wife, Beth, have four children.  What you'll learn about in this episode: Why Tim believes that so much of where we go is predicated on where we have been Why it is so important to find ways to be comfortable with ambiguity How Tim works on balancing expectations with reality What goes into Tim creating the type of environment where his people feel they have the freedom to contribute Why having a good team is more important than being right How Tim has raised the standards of diversity and inclusion in the SIUE athletics department What is the ‘Book of Me' exercise and how does it help your team get to know each other better Additional resources: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-hall-6312b668/

Recognizing his own limitations and accepting the reality that he cannot run the entirety of his business, Tim grew his company alongside with people who have the right mindset and the ability to execute his vision. Whereas most businesses measure their success with arbitrary numbers, Tim believes that growth comes from getting new clients that find value in what they are offering.   Today’s episode of the ACCESS Points Podcast is the second part of the topic “disciplined entrepreneur”. Tim and Davin will talk about the third element where most entrepreneurs burnout - Growing. They will go in depth on how their team at ACCESS managed the growing phase of their organization and discuss the problems that come along from the addiction of growth and expansion.   Tim Elliot is the Chief Executive Officer of ACCESS. He started Access in 1999 with an eye towards helping businesses create more efficient forms processes. His ability to look at the upside potential of their product and successfully leading a team of great leaders, ACCESS has evolved into the global leader in healthcare electronic forms technologies   Enjoy!   Favorite Quote   "It's not about how much we grow, I just want to make sure that we are growing because when you stop growing, then I feel like something's wrong. And so, it's not about the number to me. It's about, are we still doing the right things? Are we still finding new clients that find value in what we're doing?"                                                                                                   - Tim Elliot   In This Episode 1:35 - Tim's advice to kids coming out of college   2:25 - His definition of growth   4:09 - How Tim handled the growing phase of his business   8:15 - The problems that come up from the addiction of growth   10:46 - The pitfall of setting arbitrary numbers to measure growth   16:50 - Great analogy in the growth process of a business   Visit Access EFM: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter   Click here to listen with Access Points Podcast      

Use Thought Leadership Content to Niche Down What You Will Learn: How Tim’s career started as a successful journalist before breaking into thought leadership content and marketing How Tim defines low-quality content, and why good content feels specific, narrowly focused, and personal to the target audience Why Tim and the team at Layup Content decided to only focus on the financial services and fintech industries How niching down and keeping a tight focus has helped Tim build his business and reach his ideal clients Why Tim believes his focus on the financial services and fintech niches has made it easier to get referrals from existing clients based on his depth of expertise How Tim started in thought leadership content with a book, and how the book led to other projects and opportunities Why it is important for your content to stay on voice and reflect who you are and what you truly believe How Tim coaches his clients to understand what unique voice they have to share, and what key skills business owners need to master to become great thought leaders What critical lesson Tim learned from a past mentor that made a lasting impression that still resonates in Tim’s business today Why Tim believes creative work comes down to having a plan and knowing where you want to go, and then executing on your plan Niching Down with Thought Leadership Content Maintaining a tight focus on a specific niche, rather than limiting your opportunities as you might expect, actually has the opposite effect — often opening new doors to opportunity by allowing you to demonstrate your expertise within your chosen niche. Tim Sprinkle knows this lesson well — he is the founder and Chief Strategist of Layup Content, a thought leadership and content marketing agency that specifically focuses on the financial services and fintech industries. Tim has leveraged his expertise and experience into a powerful platform for creating thought leadership content for his specific audience. The effect on his business has been profound. In this episode of Onward Nation, Tim shares how creating the right thought leadership content for the financial services and fintech niches has helped him reach his ideal clients and build out his business. Thought leadership content: Where do you start? The path to becoming a thought leader can feel overwhelming. Where do you start? What is your niche? Are you smart enough? But I have found most people can get started down the path with minimal effort if they can learn to start creating the right content. Thought leadership content comes in many, many different forms, but, the best content has a few things in common. 1) It is focused. After all, you can’t be a thought leader in everything. 2) It is deep. This is why books, research projects, and podcasts are popular places to start. 3) You are prepared to back them up with more. One piece of deep work isn’t enough. Writing a book may feel like you just ran a marathon, but the book is only the start. Tim Sprinkle spent more than 20 years in journalism, working for prestigious outlets like Yahoo Finance and Seeking Alpha. However, Tim’s first foray into thought leadership came from his book “Screw the Valley: A Coast-to-Coast Tour of America’s New Tech Startup Culture”, where he discussed how tech startups are abandoning the insular nature of Silicon Valley and finding tremendous opportunities for innovation all across America. That book became Tim’s cornerstone thought leadership content and an opportunity to slice, dice, and remix his wisdom. According to Tim, the book also opened many new opportunities to further his thought leadership and became a powerful driving force behind his business. But the book isn’t where Tim stopped. He KEPT writing great content on his specific focus for years to PROVE that he owned his position as a thought leader. The power of focusing on a niche By maintaining a focus on his specific niche of the financial services and fintech sector, Tim was able to build a deep level of understanding and expertise in the space. In short, he planted his flag of authority, and in doing so Tim has been able to get referrals from existing clients specifically because he positioned himself as an expert within that space. Tim works hard to ensure that his thought leadership content is tightly focused and reflects his unique voice, drawing from his depth of experience. In doing so, Tim is able to ensure that the thought leadership content he creates adds tremendous value for his audience. That, in turn, keeps his audience coming back for more and acts as rocket fuel for his business. About Tim Sprinkle Tim Sprinkle is the founder and Chief Strategist of Layup Content, a thought leadership and content marketing agency for the financial services and fintech industries. Before that, he spent 20+ years in journalism, working for outlets and publications like Yahoo Finance and Seeking Alpha, while writing on a freelance basis from some of the largest media brands in the world covering everything from business and finance to outdoor sports. Tim is the author of “Screw the Valley: A Coast to Coast Tour of America’s New Startup Landscape” and is laser-focused on bringing quality, thoughtful content to the world. How to Connect with Tim Sprinkle: Website: www.layupcontent.com Book: http://wearelayup-6521606.hs-sites.com/screw-the-valley-blueprints LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/timsprinkle/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/layupcontent/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/layupcontent/ Twitter: @timsprinkle Twitter: @WeAreLayup Additional Resources: Free Executive Leadership Summary report from Predictive ROI: https://predictiveroi.com/research Sell With Authority by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/39y7x13 Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

Seeing the upside of what his product could become, Tim moved mountains to transform his vision into reality. His discipline from the need to support his career for survival and the upside potential of his idea drives him to pursue his passion and grow ACCESS from the ground up.   Today’s episode of the ACCESS Points Podcast, Tim and Davin will talk about the cool topic about disciplined entrepreneurs. An entrepreneur in his core, Tim Elliot will talk about his thought process in building his software company without having personal knowledge in writing codes. They will also discuss in a deeper meaning the three elements of an entrepreneur. Thinking Doing Growing   ACCESS is the world’s leading electronic forms management, automation and workflow provider. They are committed to enabling change through innovative technology – creating paperless and paper-light processes with green technology, improving work environments by making people’s jobs easier and allowing organizations to communicate more effectively.   Enjoy!   Favorite Quote   "You feel that inside that you're not going to let go of this. You know that it can be a success even though everything around you is telling you that you should be normal and just quit and go back to the other job. To me, that perseverance is I'm not going to let this go."                                                                                                 - Tim Elliot   In This Episode 4:56 - Tim's thought process of the first element of an entrepreneur - Thinking   7:15 - How entrepreneurs differ in the thinking part   9:16 - Tim's business venture before conceptualizing his software product   11:22 - How Tim finds balance from his selling career to an aspiring entrepreneur   14:11 - The concept of disciplined entrepreneur   18:10 - The timeline for ACCESS when rubber meets the road   23:17 - How Tim developed the product of ACCESS   Visit Access EFM: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter   Click here to listen with Access Points Podcast      

BONUS EPISODE Enjoy Part 2 of our conversation with Tim Shaw.  This weeks guest is Tim Shaw. Tim has been a life long researcher in the fields of the Paranormal and Metaphysical.  Growing up in Western New York State and having relatives in the Lily Dale Spiritualist Assembly ~ A Spiritualist Community ~ it was only natural for him to develop an interest in these mystical fields.  Having been brought up Roman Catholic and Spiritualist gave Tim great insights into the miraculous as well as the phenomena of the worlds around us.   As a Medium Tim has taken training through the National Spiritualist Association of Churches, The Omega Institute, The Priesthood of  Melchizadek, as well as under the tutorage of many influential instructors.   Tim is also a successful author, lecturer, media personality, and photographer.  He has penned: "Ghosts of Buffalo, Mysteries, Murder, and Mayhem in the Nickel City," "The Dogma of...ME," "The C2D1 Haunting," and "Rev. Zombie's Book of Divination."  He has co-written "Haunted Rochester," and has contributed to Marla Brooks "Animal Spells and Magick," Dark Moon Press 's titles Lost Whispers, A Collective Allegory of Haunted America," and added photographs to DMP's "Haunted Prisons," and "Haunted Asylums."   Tim has been sought out to consult and appear in movies and television.  His credits include: Discovery Channel's "Ghost Lab," SyFy's "Ghost Hunters,' Spike's "Ghost Ops," and Destination America's "Paranormal Lockdown,".  On The Travel Channel's "America's Most Terrifying Places"" Tim talked about his experiences at the Haunted Hinsdale House.  The next year Tim was featured on another episode of "Most Terrifying Places" where he spoke about his experiences at a house in Bergen, NY. He has also appeared in Core Productions "John Zaffis, The World Within," Deftone Pictures "Ombis," "To Catch A Soul," "A Grim Becoming," Paranormal Western New York, WKBW's The NOW, and the documentary "The March Creek Tramp." His most current TV appearance is on the Travel Channel's Hit Show "Portals to Hell."  He provided a psychic walk through the Hotel Monte Vista in Flagstaff, AZ.   As a radio  and podcast host Tim has produced and participated in many projects such as CBS' "The Psychic's Next Door,"  the Internet hit "Black Cat Lounge,"  and with Good Friend Eric Charles on the web series "CURIOSITY" and it's podcast associated show "CURIOSITY RADIO."   Recently Tim has been volunteering his skills behind the camera at Lockport Community TV.  He has worked behind the camera for "Within These Walls" on the VIDI Space Network. He will soon be filming for his own Public Access show entitled "CURIOSITY ON THE ROAD."   Tim's other interests include Urban Exploration, Exploring Urban Legends, Cryptozoology, Collecting Haunted and Unusual Objects, Backwoods Trekking, Photography, Flintknapping (Stone Tool Making), Recreating Historic Leatherwork, Metal Detecting, Paranormal Investigating, Historical Re-enacting (Grand Army of the Republic, Civil War, French & Indian War), and Cooking.   In 2017 Tim retired after 34 1/2 years with the Town of Cheektowaga Highway Department and lives there with his wife Nancy and chocolate lab Winifred.  To him there is no such thing as retirement...It's just another day to have another adventure.   I love that, So excited to hear all about his adventures but before we get started…   #stanleyhotel #Poltergeist #FarrarSchoolhouse    Ghost Magnet Podcast Links Facebook: @GhostMagnetTV Instagram: @ghost_magnet_podcast YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/yxk5t53z Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ghost-magnet-with-bridget-marquardt/id1451559688 Libsyn: https://ghostmagnet.libsyn.com NEW - The Ghost Magnet Shop: https://www.cafepress.com/ghostmagnet   Bridget Marquardt Bridget Marquardt is best known to television audiences and pop-culture connoisseurs as the sweet and brainy star of E! Networks’ wildly popular reality show “The Girls Next Door.” After moving out of the Playboy mansion in January 2009, Marquardt hosted “Bridget’s Sexiest Beaches,” a sixteen-episode series on The Travel Channel in which she traveled the globe searching for the world’s best surf, sand, and sun in countries including Croatia, Jamaica, Thailand, Spain, Australia, and the United States.  Instagram: @BridgetMarquardt Twitter: @Bridget  Facebook: @BridgetMarquardt   Lisa Morton - The Ghost Report Everyday is Halloween to award winning horror author and Ghost Reporter Lisa Morton. She has published four novels, 150 short stories, and three books on the history of Halloween. Her most recent releases include Weird Women: Classic Supernatural Fiction by Groundbreaking Female Writer 1852-1923 (co-edited with Leslie S. Klinger) and Calling the Spirits: A History of Seances. www.lisamorton.com   00:00 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - The C2D1 Haunting 05:53 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - How Tim learned Tarot, Tom Brown Jr. 10:49 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - On meditation 13:40 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Mentalism and Mediums vs Psychic Reading. 18:10 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Giving and Getting Readings at Lily Dale. 21:09 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Table tipping, spoon bending and teaching it to a group. 24:36 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - The First Spoon he’s bent and how to bend a spoon. 30:28 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Buffalo News to Ghost Lab. 34:25 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - The spoon bending mantra. 36:20 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Paper spinning. Working with a dowsing society. 39:32 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Are there any practical uses for magic? Tim Shaw’s haunted homes. 41:20 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Tim’s haunted collection and how it interacts with his house. The strange noises they make for attention. 43:47 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Taking a haunted doll across the Canadian Boarder. Do you have any haunted objects to declare? 46:29 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - How does your wife feel about a house full of haunted objects? 47:48 - GM 96 Tim Shaw Part 2 - Bridget shares her Ouija board story with Tim…  

Tim McDiarmid is the chef and owner of The Good Kind, a restaurant in San Antonio TX, as well as the the food and entertaining visionary behind Tim the Girl Catering and Ivy Hall, an event venue in the Southtown area of San Antonio. Tim was raised in rural Canada, growing her own food, and brought her experience of “farm to table” to San Antonio in her restaurant. A single mom, she wanted a flexible profession that would allow her to be with her son as well as focus on the wholesome, vibrant diet she’d always enjoyed. Tim is a James Beard Fellow an she is committed to making our food system more delicious, diverse, and sustainable for everyone. Today we talk her journey through the culinary world, the challenges and obstacles she overcame to bring her farm to table lifestyle to her restaurants and how she wants to save people from the school of hard knocks by helping them avoid the mistakes she made. Highlights from the episode:How Tim got into “farm to table”TIm’s journey through the culinary worldHow Tim has been pivoting (and pivoting some more) during COVIDHow to deal with the “haters”Learning through “survive or die”What inspires Tim in the kitchenHow she assimilated into San Antonio and inporates that into her restaurant in a healthier wayHow to give people what they want but still giving them what they needYes, you CAN eat healthy when you are on a tight budgetThe value of quality ingredientsThe importance of hiring people who are way smarter than youHow TIm wants to save people from the school of hard knocksDetermining what your time is worthHow your purpose can shiftResources: https://www.facebook.com/timthegirlcateringhttps://www.facebook.com/GoodKindSouthtownhttps://www.instagram.com/timthegirl/https://www.instagram.com/goodkindsouthtown/https://eatgoodkind.com

Micromanagement in the workplace is treating people like inmates and them acting like prisoners. Not only that it harms the team’s morale but also impacts the whole organization in terms of productivity and accountability.  Simple as it seems, taking responsibility and ownership of one’s actions and decisions involve a deeper factor in the organization- TRUST.   In today’s episode of the ACCESS Points Podcast, Davin and Tim will talk about the concept of accountability in the workplace. They will share their own history of how they evolve their management techniques that sit well in a contemporary operating environment. They will also dig deeper on why trust and accountability are directly linked with each other and how the leadership team at ACCESS practices what they preach.   Enjoy!   Favorite Quote   "It's that adversity that brings wisdom. And it's those mistakes that make you wise, that make you better. So lean into them. Know that you made it. Own it and be smarter and be wiser because of it. And that accountability to yourself is what's going to make you a better person."                                                                                                     - Tim Elliot   In This Episode 3:59 - Management techniques in the early nineties in dealing with productivity and accountability   5:59 - Justin's takeaway from his military ways of imposing accountability   8:25 - The negative side effect of the checklist mentality   10:23 - How Tim taps his inner self to hold the things he's accountable for   13:14 - The correlation between trust and accountability   22:57 -Why the leadership team at ACCESS allows their people to establish their own accountability metrics   26:44 - Tim's encouragement to anyone who's lacking for an accountability partner   Visit Access EFM: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter   Click here to listen with Access Points Podcast    

Most of our work as business owners involves a lot of thinking. But how much do we really know about our brain power and mental capabilities? There’s so much of our brain that we don’t understand yet, but the propensity to do the things that we do goes all the way back to our primal instincts. However, what does understanding our brain have to do with marketing and business? Let’s unravel the mystery as Tim Ash, world-renowned keynote speaker and author of Unleash Your Primal Brain, joins us in today’s scintillating episode on the psychology of marketing and business. Today’s topic is all about the brain as we dissect and examine why getting a good night’s sleep is essential, why you’re not really multitasking the way you think you are, and what finding and creating your own tribe means to your business. Start learning and working more efficiently by tuning in to this episode now!   Resource Links: Brett Trainor Website (https://bretttrainor.com/) Download The Growth Readiness Checklist (https://bretttrainor.com/resources/) Crystal Website (https://www.crystalknows.com/) Tim Ash Website (https://timash.com/) Primal Brain Website (https://primalbrain.com/)   We’ll talk about: How Tim went from computer science to marketing [01:54] The adoption of digital optimization in the B2B space [04:39] Writing his book “Unleash Your Primal Brain” [07:31] Misconceptions about how the brain works [12:15] The four stages of learning [16:49] The essence of getting a good night’s sleep [18:11] Is multitasking productive or counterproductive? [23:32] How being in an office work environment decreases productivity [25:29] The benefit of working from home [27:19] The link between the transmit culture and marketing [31:00] Creating your own tribe to grow your business [35:03] Tim’s views on sleep, company culture, and tribal values [39:00] What’s next for Tim [41:45] The one thing that Tim highly recommends [45:36] About Our Guest: An evolutionary psychology expert and world-renowned keynote speaker, Tim Ash is well-known for his two bestselling books, Landing Pages Optimization and Unleash Your Primal Brain. He is also a sought-after marketing advisor who founded Digital Growth Unleashed. Now, he is the CEO and Co-Founder of Site Tuners, a digital optimization agency that has been helping businesses scale by taking a strategic approach to business acceleration since 2001.   If you liked this episode, please don’t forget to tune in, subscribe, and share this podcast.  Connect with B2B Founder:  Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCySoKsETeKxu-Fnf2VfE7Gg/

In Today’s Conversation podcast hosted by NAE President Walter Kim, you’ll hear Tim share: Why he and Jon decided to start the BibleProject; How Tim was drawn to Jesus through an outreach to skateboarders; What approach the BibleProject takes to navigate different interpretations of Scripture; and How creativity threads through Scripture and connects to our ... The post Tim Mackie | The Bible and Creativity appeared first on National Association of Evangelicals.

Tim Barnes is a great example of a hardworking rural American who proves that combining passion, hard work and dedication pays off. Tim lived out the childhood dreams of many, playing football at the collegiate and professional levels before returning home to his rural roots. Tim began playing football in the third grade and his love for the sport only grew throughout the years. Growing up, he listened to the Mizzou Tigers while working on the farm with his dad and brothers. He applied himself in school and practice, earning a full ride scholarship to the University of Missouri to play on the team he grew up dreaming of playing for. While at MU, he earned a degree in American history with a minor in communications. After graduating, he entered the NFL, playing for the St. Louis Rams before moving with the team to Los Angeles and ending his career with the San Francisco 49ers. After his time with the NFL, Tim returned home to raise his family near his hometown and run the family farm. Days that were once full of practices and game film are now full of row crops and raising cattle. Today, Tim continues to share his passion for football as the offensive line coach for a local high school. Hear more from Cliff and Tim as they discuss strategies for brands to effectively reach a rural American audience. They also discuss the importance of accountability, the value of preparation, the rewards of dedication and how rural roots run deep, no matter the location. Listen to this episode of OUTdrive now! What you'll learn: Effective strategies for understanding your audience, knowing where they are spending their time and crafting messages to connect with your audience in meaningful ways How Tim lived out the childhood dreams of many young athletes, growing up in a small town and working his way up to play football professionally An inside look into the daily lives of rural Americans and opportunities for brands marketing to rural America Understanding the rural American mindset and core values that can be attributed to success, no matter the industry Tim’s thoughts on team sports and the importance of accountability and responsibility The importance of holding yourself accountable, knowing your role and always striving to do the right thing to the best of your ability The importance of doing your homework, being prepared and asking questions More about the science, timing and methodology that impacts rural Americans involved in production agriculture Life lessons and guiding principles that Tim has learned throughout life and continues to live by More on what Tim loves about the rural American lifestyle and why he decided to return to his roots to raise his family here

Conflicts in the workplace are inevitable. Operators have their own core strengths and mindsets that lead to the distinction in the way they solve problems and handle things. Rather than tagging it as negative, conflicts are an excellent way to mirror the validity of an idea and test how the team understands it and come with the best process and solution. To build the foundation of a healthy professional conflict, it must be rooted from a relationship of trust and respect.   In this episode of the Access Points Podcast, Davin and Tim will discuss the topic that makes who they are and what they are, VISION and OPERATIONS. Tim being an entrepreneur and visionary to his core and Davin as the operations guy, they will go in-depth into the compare and contrast of these two mindsets and how they are so important to one another.   Their key takeaways:   If you're the visionary, make sure that the people you're sharing it with actually get it and understand it   If you are the operational mindset, do not leave a conversation with your boss or whoever the visionary is without making sure that you wouldn't a hundred percent understand what it is they're trying to accomplish   Enjoy!   Favorite Quote   "Professional conflict is a fantastic thing. I don't know that you can truly grow. I don't know that you can truly run a successful organization without it. If you don't have conflict especially in dealing with different mindsets, you're doing something wrong." - Tim Elliot   In This Episode 2:36 - The distinction between Davin and Tim in solving a problem   6:14 - How vision and operation should function in an organization   7:25 - How Tim practices his visionary leadership competency   10:44 - Why questioning your boss is not a bad thing   13:15 - The difference between pushback questions and over questioning   15:25 - How professional conflict is a positive indication of a productive executive team   20:48 - Role playing: How Tim and Davin handle ideas and conflicts   26:06 - Davin's response when it comes to product and UX projects   27:34 - The dichotomy between a visionary and an operation person   Visit Access Electronic Forms: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter   Click here to listen with Access Points Podcast

My guest today is Tim MacKinnon. Tim is the Managing Director and Vice President for eBay Australia, a role that he has had for the last three years. At eBay, Tim’s purpose is to help Australian retailers grow and take advantage of opportunities in online, mobile, local and global commerce. Enabling businesses and entrepreneurs has been the connecting thread in his career at eBay, Intuit in Silicon Valley, and before that Advising the Minister responsible for IT industry and as a corporate lawyer.We cover:* How Tim approaches Deep work and his Deep work rituals* How Tim dramatically improved how people at eBay make decisions* How Tim’s leadership team approaches decision-making* Some of the unusual policies eBay has around meetings and interruptions* Unique ways Tim has built a “one team culture” at eBay* eBay’s version of virtual hot desking* How to be a truly authentic leader* How to show vulnerability as a leader* And much more.Check out the Frances Frei TED talk we spoke about.Connect with Tim on LinkedIn or via email at tmackinnon@ebay.comVisit https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes.Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Back in Summer 2018, when Earthworms met Tim Kiefer and Beth Grolmes-Kiefer, they talked their dream of urban farming while their subscription compost collection service was taking off through St. Louis' central corridor.       FF toward end of '20 to hear how their Perennial City enterprise is now growing year-round. How Tim and Beth are learning lessons, taking steps forward, back and cyclical - and growing their full-circle urban agriculture dream. THANKS to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms friend & audio engineer, and to KDHX production pros Andy Coco and Jon Valley. Related Earthworms Conversations: Fungus Farming for Food & Fun: McCully Heritage Project (Feb 2018) Perennial City: Urban Mavens of Productive Decay (Aug 2018) The Easy Chicken: Fowl Fun Comes to You (Dec 2017) Dr. Elaine Ingham: Soil Science Rocks Plant Health (Oct 2017)

Timothy Sykes, millionaire stock trader and entrepreneur who turned $12,415 into over $5.9 million, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Timothy talks about the ins-and-outs of investing, trading penny stocks, and making millions of dollars by making the right moves at the right times. He discusses how he took his bar mitzvah money and invested it in the stock market and turned it into over 100k. Tim also talks about how he teaches others to duplicate his investing success and how they can get started today in this crazy and often complex investing world. If you’re wondering how to get started in investing and what you need to know before you begin, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: • How Timothy turned his bar mitzvah money into over 100k • Why he continues to trade penny stocks and uses only 12k each time to start with • Teaching others how to turn a few thousand into a few million dollars • Being on the show Wall Street Warriors • Tim’s problems with running the hedge fund and what it didn’t work • The benefits of using penny stocks • What Jordan Belfort did to scam others with regard to penny stocks and why he went to prison for this • Why you don’t need to believe in the companies you invest in with penny stocks • Knowing the limits to what you can do in the investment world • Being able to lose what you can afford to lose • The fact that 99.9% of penny stocks fail • The fact that the 99.9% failure rate doesn’t matter at all • Understanding the timing of when to invest and when to pull your money out • Why the Shutdown has been Timothy’s best investment year ever and why others are crushing it right now as well • The art and science of investing • Robinhood, E-Trade, and other investing platforms and which ones to use • How Tim learned all his knowledge about investing in high school • Timothy Sykes’ best strategies for investing • How to mitigate your trading losses • Not falling in love with your investments • Short-selling and what this really means in life and in investing • What to look for in a stock you’re considering investing in • What penny stocks actually are • How much time you need to spend researching your stocks and working on your investments • How many stocks to be investing in at one time Check out Justin on: Website: timothysykes.com Coaching: profit.ly/guru/timothysykes Instagram: instagram.com/timothysykes Sponsors: * Follow Justin on Instagram now for daily content not found anywhere else! *Check out Justin’s new book ELITE MIND at EliteMindBook.com. *Join our email list at EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter now!

Today we have Timothy Sykes on the show! Tim is the CEO of TLC Media, which is an educational community that allows members to interact with the best traders online. Their philosophy is one of transparency and so the experts on the platform, including Tim, show all their wins and losses. Our guest is also the co-founder of Karmagawa, which is a social charity, dedicated to improving living conditions and the environment around the world. Tim currently funnels all of his stock trading profits into this cause and one of his main goals is to inspire and help others to give more! Tim tells us about his approach to the aspects of his life, from being real and leading by example, to differentiating yourself in a market. We also get into some thoughts on going viral and Tim's attitude of experimentation for his wide-ranging ventures. He explains his commitment to playing to his strengths and outsourcing the rest, before we discuss a long term attitude towards success and putting impact over profits. Tim urges listeners to get loud and get attention, and makes a strong case for more honesty in the business and trading worlds. To hear it all from an energetic and impactful figure, join us today! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [01:03] Tim's social and charity work and the resultant founding of Karmagawa.  [02:28] The transition Tim made from focussing solely on materialism.  [03:36] The financials around Karmagawa and how it remains possible.  [05:30] Tim's aspirations to inspire others to give more! [07:26] The optics of charity and getting away from looking slimy and fake. [08:52] How Tim stays abreast of all the issues he wants to help with.  [10:34] An overly busy schedule and Tim's continual challenge of keeping up! [12:01] How Tim's educational business operates; the lessons he offers from TLC Media.  [12:59] A look at the growth of TLC Media and the speed at which this happening. [14:09] Tim's focus on his strengths and the employment and outsourcing around those.  [16:20] This moment in history; remote work, considering health, and bringing back morality. [18:31] Tim's daily routine content stack; trading, charity work, eating, and more! [19:56] The pricing at TLC Media for different programs. [20:29] The evolution of Tim's business strategy and marketing plan. [21:20] Changes in the mission and the ongoing task of cutting through the BS. [23:39] Tim's advice for growing your Instagram account and going viral. [27:01] Throwing everything out there to see what sticks; forget about the strategy! [29:19] Impact over profit — gaining credibility through honesty. [30:41] The business trends that have Tim excited right now. [33:47] The media that Tim has recently enjoyed the most. [35:29] Tim's must-read book recommendation: Hit Makers.   Resources From The Interview:   Timothy Sykes  TLC Media  Karmagawa  Bow Wow  Chuck Finney Bill Gates Warren Buffett   Robinhood  CELCIUS  Elon Musk Tesla  Evernote   mmhmm  Kardashians Medici    Game of Thrones   Dan Bilzerian     Must read book: Hit Makers     Leave Some Feedback:     What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed     Connect with Eric Siu:      Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter    

Who is truly at the center of your business, your customers or your profits? Tim O'Brien's supplement company, Find Your Healthy Place, is relentless in its pursuit of customer-centricity. After in-store sales started to tank during the onset of COVID-19, Tim knew that making their customer's online experience just as personalized and memorable as the one they had in store would be critical to their survival. Today, Tim's online sales are up from 3% to 26%, and the pivots they continue to make are remarkable.  Tune into this episode to learn why Tim feels a customer first strategy works best for his business, how to create personalized experiences online and the key metrics he focuses on as his business continues to grow. Episode Highlights 5:07 How Tim got started in the wellness industry 10:00 The effects COVID has had on Tim’s brick-and-mortar and Ecommerce sales 14:19 How Tim is applying his customer first strategy online 18:55 Building your competitive advantage into your onboarding process 21:59 Choosing to double down on what works 23:31 The most powerful metric Tim’s team focuses on  25:44 Hard lessons Tim has learned about himself in his entrepreneurial journey 28:47 A perspective on what to do when you make the wrong hire 30:36 Tim’s approach on local and digital advertising 35:31 The email marketing strategy that is generating thousands of dollars in sales every week 38:32 What Tim is most excited about in business right now 40:01 How you can get in touch with Tim Links and Resources: Find Your Healthy Place (Use discount code "influence" for 10% off) Wild Theory (Use discount code "influence" for 10% off) Get Found Madison Podcast 243: How To Improve Your Ecommerce SEO @a_brawn on Twitter Review or subscribe on iTunes

Dr. Tim Seelig, Emmy Award-winning­ director and San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus conductor, spent the first 35 years of his life closeted about his gayness in a traditional Southern Baptist community.    A few things you’ll learn in the episode:   How Tim was outed to his entire community and lost everything What he gained by coming out How his Baptist Christian family reacted and how those relationships evolved How encountering a man with AIDS changed him Highlights from an incredible forthcoming documentary Dr. Megan Fleming’s thoughts for a listener who wants to support her friend who recently came out as lesbian and has sex toy questions A food-themed bonus clip after the outro music   Dr. Tim Seelig: http://www.timseelig.com   More Girl Boner fun: https://girlboner.org/ (Click “blog” for episode transcripts.)   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/girlbonermedia/   To receive Clitoral Play: 7 Techniques for Mindblowing Pleasure and occasional hot sex tips from Dr. Megan Fleming, text 'desire" to 66866. Or sign up here: https://greatlifegreatsex.com/    Edited and produced by August McLaughlin

This week on the Way of Champions Podcast we welcome Leadership Expert Tim Kight. Tim founded Focus 3 in the mid-80’s in Southern California, a life-long student of elite performance with the passion and drive to help organizations achieve their goals. In his college days, Tim transferred from Ohio State to UCLA while running Track. It was at UCLA that he witnessed John Wooden win his 9th and 10th national championship. An experience that instilled a great curiosity in Tim as to what distinguishes elite performers from average performers. A question he’s pursued answering ever since that moment. The answer for Tim was curated through observing and documenting the mindset and behavior patterns of elite performers. What was discovered was that elite performers think and behave differently because they’ve adopted a system.    We cover a lot of Tim’s incredible material, including how leaders create culture, how to recognize a leader, and a discussion about the leadership crisis the world is facing right now. You can find time on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and at his website.  Also, check out Above the Line: Lessons in Leadership and Life from a Championship Program by Urban Meyer.    Highlights from the Podcast: Observing John Wooden as an athlete  Charisma and Presence in leadership The greatest secret of leadership: It’s not about you. How John ran across Tim Kite The story of Tim meeting Urban Meyer How to recognize a leader 10:52 Why is there a leadership crisis in America right now? The Knowing / Doing gap What is the difference between discipline and default? Discipline is Latin for Learning 16:19 (video) Talent is a gift. Discipline is a choice. What is the performance pathway? Two ingredients for excellence: talent skills and behavior skills Elite leaders are master observers How Tim uses social media Paper, Head, Heart: How to implement a great culture Tim explains his formula of E + R = 0 Help Support the Podcast! Become a Podcast Champion! …and get FREE access to ALL of our online courses. If you love the podcast, we would love for you to become a Podcast Champion, (https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions) for as little as a cup of coffee per month (OK, its a Venti Mocha), to help us up the ante and provide even better interviews, better sound, and an overall enhanced experience. Plus, as a $10 per month Podcast Super-Champion, you will have access to never before released and bonus material, including: Downloadable transcripts of the podcasts, so you don't have to crash your car trying to take notes! A monthly discussion with John, James, Jerry, and other special guests talking about the previous month's episodes and answering some of the FAQs we received that month A code to get free access to our online course called "Coaching Mastery," usually a $97 course, but yours for free for becoming a patron. Access to an online community of coaches like you who are dedicated listeners of the podcast, and will be able to answer your questions and share their coaching experiences. Thank you for all your support these past two years, and a special big thank you to all of you who become part of our inner circle, our patrons, who will enable us to take our podcast to the next level. https://www.patreon.com/wayofchampions

Welcome to episode #287 of dHarmic Evolution Join me as we take a ride today from Nashville to Pennsylvania with the musician, recording and performing artist, composer, educator, and finger-style guitar connoisseur, Tim Farrell. Growing up jamming with friends and playing rock music, Tim eventually studied classical guitar, shifting from jazz. His eyes and ears were opened to everything that one can do, not only by playing the rhythm and lead but also melodies, bass line, and open strings, the list is endless! He then applied everything he learned from classical to steel-string guitar and combined the techniques and tones available to steel-string. Realizing that this was not just about playing a chord, but telling a story which Tim believes was one of the best compliments he received when he became the first-ever instrumentalist to play at a venue in Florida and someone quoted to him that “your story is in the music”. Tim's music has shades of Michael Hedges; it's like there is practically no limit to what he can do with his imagination on the way he approaches even the tuning of the guitar. Tim, for the most time, has been using standard tuning when he came across alternate tuning with Little Martha by Leo Kottke. He figured out that he was using open E tuning and heard the potentials that open E created and intensely explored it, in fact, he keeps a guitar on hand with that definitive tuning. Coping with the pandemic With the current situation, Tim believes that the biggest change was not being able to play and perform his music to a larger crowd. While keeping himself active doing walks, yoga, and taking care of his crops, Tim is streaming concerts every other Sunday. He also has a scheduled online concert and workshop at the Cooperage in Pennsylvania. His concerts with his trio called StringSongs - playing alongside Michael Manring and Christopher Garcia are also currently canceled. StringSongs StringSongs was formed when Tim first met Michael on a gig and did some recording together. Eventually, they decided to make it formal, and initially joined by the Grammy-winning piano player and producer, Pat Robinson but later replaced by Christopher due to conflicts in schedule. Tim together with Michael and his fretless bass, and Christopher using a very exotic percussion - they all blend, just perfectly fit, and their music is very unique. What's next for Tim? Watch out for the new solo album that he is working on. And StringSongs – with Michael and Christopher where they are now planning for the recording and rehearsals even during this time of pandemic to come up with new projects Streaming and Music Industry In this confusing time where CDs are going away, vinyl making a comeback, where consumers love streaming and artists hate it. Tim, who is also an educator, is continuously sharing his music and develops workshops online and onsite, performs at senior centers and performing art centers. He believes that this is an eye-opener for people to see that there are so many unexpected things that can be done with an acoustic guitar aside from strumming chords or playing solo. To know more about Tim Farrell's music and everything that he does, you can support him by playing his music through streaming services, ordering his CDs through his website, supporting him on his online live concerts. Timestamps: 2:54 How Tim got connected to finger-style acoustic playing 7:52 Alternate Tuning 9:10 Listen to “Joyride to Tranquillity” 13:49 When did he first come across the idea of starting alternative tuning 17:28 Online concert and workshop in Pennsylvania 19:04 Listen to “Rosewood Alley 25:10 StringSongs with Michael Manring and Christopher Garcia 29:38 Tim's work ethic towards music 33:31 New solo album and plans with StringSongs 36:05 Listen to “Walk Away Renee” written by the Four Tops 40:22 Thoughts about streaming and music business 44:29 Challenges with rehearsing and recording together with Michael and Christopher 49:12: Listen to “Kindred Spirits” 53:20 Coping with the pandemic 55:52 Learn and support Tim Farrell's music 58:13 Listen to “Connected” by James Kevin O'Connor QuotesIn some ways, you get to be like the complete composer when you do what you do. Because It is an entire orchestra, it's not just by playing a chord…and it just brings out so much in the story of what's being played And they said to me afterward, you don't need the words, your story is in the music. A lot of people expect that you will either be strumming chords or playing a solo, and they don't realize you can do these other things together. It's phenomenal to see it open people's eyes and ears up. I think the more your style of playing is out there, the better that songwriters will continue to develop songs in general. We will get better music because it incorporates so much imagination and so much beauty into the songs. Connect with Tim Website: www.timfarrellmusic.com YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCZeAvq_RNxO90JQeeBi9KvQ Apple Music: itunes.apple.com/us/artist/tim-farrell/1749396 Deezer: www.deezer.com/en/artist/1076837/radio?autoplay=true Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/2ZUazTgHPZia5PfuXsTtyu?si=XmDO2VwGQvOiqmon3gosLQ StringSongs Selected links and mentions. Michael Hedges Leo Kottke Michael Manring Christopher Garcia Pat Robinson Connected by James Kevin O'Connor As always, thanks a lot for being a part of the dHarmic evolution podcast, be sure to subscribe to the podcast and connect with us on social media. Follow our Podcast on Facebook Twitter Instagram  You can also see the show on The James O'Connor Agency YouTube channel and join our community on dHarmic Evolution Community Facebook Group

Tim Carlin, US Army officer, West Point grad, cancer survivor, and author of the new book An Extraordinarily Ordinary Life: Lessons Learned, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Tim talks about his ordinary life filled with extraordinary results and consistent reinventions of careers and success. He dives into the origins of his mental toughness and how he developed a philosophy of dedication and discipline throughout his life. Tim also talks about the core principles to his success across multiple avenues and what other ordinary people can do to achieve incredible success as well. If you’re wondering what it’s like living an extraordinary life even if you’re and ordinary person, check this episode out now!        *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: How Tim’s been able to constantly reinvent himself over the years Tim’s early life and having an adventurous outlook very early on Tim’s success out of the military and how he worked his way up from frying chicken at an entry level position to eventually running 100 restaurants Putting your ego aside in life and in business Having a strong work ethic and being willing to do the daily grind The type of mindset needed to be a wrestling champion and how this translates into success in life How Tim found out he had bladder cancer What it was like overcoming bladder cancer and the mindset Tim had throughout the process How giving in order to receive leads to more success Being a good friend and networker and building up a community of people you can count on by supporting them first How to become friends with other men Punching above your weight and why this can be a great thing Tim’s dedication to tying knots in ranger school and how this allowed him to pass at the top of the class Not having any special talents to be a great ranger but outworking and outperforming others by using an outside-the-box philosophy Why discipline is freedom Why you always need to be learning in life no matter what level you get to Why you need to constantly force yourself to be uncomfortable in life What it was like going door to door doing sales after getting laid off from the restaurant industry and why it was terrifying to Tim Embracing rejection, especially as a man Giving up too early on your dreams If you’re not growing you’re dying Check out Tim on: Book:  amazon.com/Extraordinarily-Ordinary-Life-Lessons-Learned LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/timcarlin1 Sponsors: * Follow Justin on Instagram now for daily content not found anywhere else! *Check out Justin’s new book ELITE MIND at EliteMindBook.com. *Join our email list at EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter now!

FDNY and 9/11 Survivor Tim Brown: A personal story inside the World Trade Center   Today’s episode of BACK TO THE LODGE PODCAST is a heart wrenching and deeply emotional story from a survivor of the September 11, 2001 attack on the World Trade Center. It marks the 19th year anniversary of one of the most tragic events and terrifying terrorist attacks in American history.   Our guest, Tim Brown, will share his personal story about what happened on that day, his most unforgettable final moments with his comrades and best friends, and how he celebrates this dark moment of his life to honor those who demonstrate the greatest love for humanity.   After 19 years of living with the painful memory of losing 93 of his friends, including his two best friends, you can still hear in his voice the inflections when telling those stories.   Tim Brown is a retired, decorated 20-year FDNY Firefighter, a survivor of the 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, a first responder to the 1993 terrorist attack on the WTC and a veteran of the New York Urban Search & Rescue Task Force team that responded to the 1995 terrorist attack on the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City.   Tim has been a leader in defending the memory of those who lost on 9/11 at Ground Zero and has been a sought after speaker regarding post-traumatic stress, grief, resilience of the human spirit and hope.   Also in this episode is a quick interview with Icey Tec's new Regional Sales Manager in the Great Lake Region, Jim Larkin.   Enjoy!   Favorite Quote   “I was lucky enough to get the greatest job in the world, New York City Firefighter! Even with what happened to us, we overcame the evil. Do with your life what is most meaningful to you, VOLUNTEER FOR YOUR COUNTRY!”                                                                                               -Tim Brown         In This Episode 14:04 - Tim's background and he got involved in the 9/11 history   22:41 - Remembering the final moments with his great friends and comrades   38:25 - The dreadful situation in the lobby of South tower   43:31 - How Tim survived from the collapsing tower   50:19 - Facts and figures of how many innocent human being vanished in the 9/11 terror attack   55:50 - How outdoor recreation helps Tim in healing and clearing his pain away   59:45 - Tim's outdoor activities that aim to raise awareness of the 9/11 attack   1:10:58 - The most important advice he can give to his younger self   1:32:40 - How Jim Larkin got into the military   1:33:33 - What gravitated him towards law enforcement   1:38:55 - His favorite outdoor activity   1:41:10 - Jim's advice to his 16-year old self   How to get connected   Website: What Brothers Do Book: What Brothers Do Foundation: Stephen Siller Tunnel to Tower Foundation and 911 Trail     Our Sponsors Higdon Outdoors - The industry leader in the waterfowl industry for over 25 years Icey-Tek USA - The classic rotomolded ice chest that started the entire premium cooler industry Merica Bourbon - The sweet taste of freedom Mossy Oak - Make sure the camo that you use is up to the task   Listen To More Episodes of BACK TO THE LODGE PODCAST Spotify Apple Podcast YouTube   Visit our Website Back To The Lodge Follow us on Facebook - Back to the Lodge Tune in LIVE to WEIO 100.9 The Farm                               Please, if you're at all interested in the book Tim Brown spoke at length about, please click the link, buy the book and never forget. Thank you Tim Brown, what an amazing guest, we are all blessed to have met you, heard your story and owe you and so many other heroes so much! https://whatbrothersdo.com/ Hosts: Patrick Mudge, Matthew Dretzka & Nick Conder Podcast by: Knucklehead Media Group