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Is it time to finally put the spotlight on manufacturing? Traditionally, manufacturing has been a world people outside the industry don't hear much about. It's not seen as a flashy industry. People aren't making TV shows and Hollywood movies about it. Manufacturing has been a bit behind when it comes to marketing, social media, and industry influencers. But things are starting to change. Tony Gunn, General Manager at MTDCNC Global, is on a mission to tackle this. He aims to help manufacturing get the voice and platform that it deserves. In this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour, Tony shares his best advice around promotion and some tips for getting ahead on LinkedIn. He explains why manufacturers need a way to show their authentic selves online. Tony also talks about the work he's doing to help encourage schoolchildren to consider manufacturing as a career path. He believes this is essential to tackle the growing skills gap.   In this episode, find out: How Tony first came across manufacturing Why Tony's mission is to put the spotlight on manufacturing The top tips for social media and content creation in manufacturing Why manufacturers struggle to show their authenticity online How promoting manufacturing to kids can help close the skills gap http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/iTunes (Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here. )Even one sentence helps. It's feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going!   Tweetable Quotes:  “If you are a company that's just getting into it and you want to brand yourself, go to Google, go to Instagram, put in the hashtag that you think is going to be the hashtag that you want for your company.” “We're not great at understanding how to utilize our voice on a global scale that gets echoed on places like social media, because many manufacturing and engineering, when it comes to the world of marketing is not like movies and TV shows and fashion and that industry.” “We're inspiring women to join us in a male-dominated industry.” Links & mentions:      https://mtdcnc.global/ (MTDCNC), a successful one-of-a-kind marketing specialist covering multiple sectors of the engineering industry. https://mtdcnc.com/podcasts/mtdcnc/the-gunn-show-what-to-expect (The Gunn Show), MTD's new podcast, hosted by Tony Gunn Make sure to visit http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/ (http://manufacturinghappyhour.com) for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty.

Most applicants get an MBA to step out of their comfort zones. But, what about pursuing your MBA and subsequent five-year marketing career in Hong Kong as an American? Tony DeGennaro, who majored in Political Science and Philosophy at Rutgers, shares his winding journey to the CUHK MBA, one of the top-ranked business schools in Asia, to running a boutique marketing agency targeting Chinese consumers, to now working as a Digital Strategist for First Page Digital, an online marketing agency with offices in 9 countries. What has Tony learned from studying and working in Hong Kong? Questions Tony's background, pre-MBA goals, and reasons for applying to CUHK (3:45) Tony's biggest challenge during the MBA (13:40) The two things Tony took away from his MBA experience (17:10) Can entrepreneurship be taught? (21:20) How Tony ended up running his own boutique marketing agency (22:10) Tony's current role at First Page Digital (27:50) Tony's thoughts on the future of digital marketing and the marketing industry in Hong Kong (29:50) Tony's tips for landing a post-MBA job in a foreign country (33:30) Leading the Marketing Club at CUHK (37:00) What Tony would have done differently (43:20) How Hong Kong has changed over the past 5 years (45:20) Tony's last tips to applicants (50:00) About Tony DeGennaro Tony DeGennaro is an Enterprise Digital Strategist at First Page Digital. Previously, he was Director of Marketing and Business Development for Dragon Social, a boutique marketing agency in Hong Kong. Tony graduated from Rutgers with a Bachelors in Political Science and Philosophy, and worked in sales and as an English teacher before attending the CUHK MBA. Show Notes Connect with Tony on LinkedIn Meet Tony at CUHK MBA's Information Session & Alumni Sharing Webinar on August 25, 2021 Get your profile assessed by CUHK MBA Admissions Team CUHK MBA Episode write-up and show notes: https://touchmba.com/taking-the-road-less-traveled-tony-degennaro-cuhk-mba/ Get free, personalized school selection help at Touch MBA: https://touchmba.com

Tony Javier has been investing in real estate since 2001. He has flipped close to 1000 properties and has a self-managed real estate investment company that has been ranked on the INC 5000 list of fastest- growing companies. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Tony has experienced many aspects of real estate over his 20 years in the business, and what he's working on today How Tony launched a program teaching real estate investors how to get on TV after seeing big results from real estate TV advertising himself Why TV has been a powerful marketing platform for Tony and for many of the investors he works with, with little to no competition and huge reach Why real estate TV advertising works for any investing niche, and how Tony and his team help clients with commercial scripting, production and negotiating big discounts Why utilizing TV marketing helps build your credibility, name recognition and your reach in your market Tony outlines the kind of real estate tv advertising packages and deals he is able to get and what kinds of costs are typical How most of Tony's clients are able to get a huge multiple return on their investment just in the first month Why many of Tony's clients are generating so many leads they have maxed out what they can do in their market How Tony's TV advertising has completely transformed his business and has resulted in more than half of his own deals How real estate TV advertising can work even for brand new investors if you're serious and committed Resources: Real Estate Masters podcast with Tony Javier: https://apple.co/2UUNhor https://www.smartrealestatecoach.com/TV Facebook: www.facebook.com/tonyejavier Instagram: www.instagram.com/realtonyjavier LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tonyjavier/ Additional resources: https://www.smartrealestatecoach.com/TV If looking to secure some lines of credit for your business, check out Fund and Grow – Visit our Resource page at https://www.smartrealestatecoach.com/resources Schedule a FREE Strategy Call: SmartRealEstateCoach.com/action Register for our free masterclass: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/mastersclass Real Estate on Your Terms by Chris Prefontaine SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC

Today we welcome back the mighty Tony Moss for a deep dive on ayahuasca healing for ancestral trauma and post traumatic slave syndrome. On the show we discuss Tony's first experiences with ayahuasca over 20 years ago through the Santo Daime church. Tony shares his own experience healing ancestral trauma in ceremony. We talk about epigenetics and the current understanding of ancestral healing from indigenous to modern worldviews. Tony describes his first experience leading an all-Black ceremony and finally we discuss the state of race in America today. Tony Moss is a musician, artist, and founder of I.AM.LIFE, a non-profit event production project focused on interconnectivity. He has been working with ayahuasca for 20 years in jurisdictions where it is legal and is a public advocate for the decriminalization and responsible use of all plant medicines. Tony is passionate about the synthesis of indigenous and modern world views. Links Tony Moss: TonyMoss.me Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mosstony/?hl=en Rachel Yehuda: Studying the Science of Psychedelics and PTSD: https://www.mayahealth.com/podcast/dr-rachel-yehuda Timestamps :07 - When you first discovered ayahuasca? :13 - The Judeo-Christian ayahuasca tradition of Santo Daime :23 - How Tony discovered his own ancestral trauma :33 - Epigenetic and healing ancestral trauma :47 - Tony's experience leading all-Black ayahuasca ceremonies :57 - Ayahuasca and the state of race in America

On this week's episode...- Starting in the K-League- How Tony got on in the FM Playoffs- Things we learnt playing PvPThis month we want to shine a spotlight on Stonewall FC.Stonewall FC was established in February 1991 in London, when a founding member placed an advert in a gay publication, asking if like minded people wanted to play competitive football.​ Thirty years on from that first season in the Sportsmans Senior Sunday Football League, we have grown in membership now fielding three competitive 11-a-side teams, a Women & Non-binary team and offering regular training and recreational 5-a-side footballMore information about a wonderful football club can be found at stonewallfc.comOur links for the Patreon and Tony's DiscordDiscord tonyjamesonFMOur Patreonpatreon.com/footballmanagertherapy Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tony Tantillo has been immersed in the produce business since his family moved from Sicily to San Francisco when he was only five years old. Working alongside his father in the South San Francisco produce markets, he acquired the knowledge he uses today to educate his audiences about the value of produce. Everyday Tony's ninety-second segments are highly entertaining and informative. He gives tips about storage and preparation, plus valuable nutritional information. He also teaches consumers how to recognize produce that might be too costly, of poor quality, or not yet at the peak of freshness. As a consumer advocate, he emphasizes “selection first” – encouraging all of us to think of quality, value and nutritional benefits when selecting our favorite produce. Additionally, Tony joined CBS 2 in 2000 as a food expert and contributes to “CBS 2's News at Noon,” “CBS 2's News at 5PM” and “CBS 2 News Sunday.” His “Fresh Grocer” segments have been featured on news broadcasts in major metro markets since 1993.   In this episode learn: -The story of how Tantillo Foods began -How Tony's Italian heritage inspired his company -How discipline has helped Tony thrive throughout our evolving world -Why starting any recipe with quality ingredients makes all the difference To learn more about Tony Tantillo and Tantillo Foods visit: https://www.tantillofoods.com/ *** The Zandbergen Report, where wealth strategies and investment wisdom collide, is led by host Bart Zandbergen. The show is also available on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Store, Podbean and Spotify. Interested in being a guest on The Zandbergen Report? Email podcast@bartzandbergen.com. Learn more about Bart by visiting www.BartZandbergen.com *** NO OFFER OR SOLICITATION: The contents of this podcast episode: (i) do not constitute an offer of securities or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities, and (ii) may not be relied upon in making an investment decision related to any investment offering Axxcess Wealth Management, LLC, an SEC Registered Investment Advisor. Axxcess does not warrant the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein. Opinions are our current opinions and are subject to change without notice. Prices, quotes, rates are subject to change without notice. Generally, investments are NOT FDIC INSURED, NOT BANK GUARANTEED and MAY LOSE VALUE. Brokerage services are offered through Tessera Capital, Member FINRA

Tony Lindgren is a mastering engineer at Fascination Street Studios where he works alongside Jens Bogren. His clients have included Billie Eilish, Dimmu Borgir, Leprous among many others. ON THIS EPISODE: 3:00 – Long vacations can be tough 8:24 – Pop and rap mastering engineers 20:08 – Accurate hearing 42:35 – How Tony met Jens Bogren 53:37 – Studio PTSD ... Read More The post EP 325 | Tony Lindgren appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

What differentiates a luxury brand from other types of brands, and what do luxury brands need to do in order to drive value and keep on thriving, even during an event like a pandemic? That’s what you’ll hear about today from Tony Drockton, Founder and Chief Cheerleader at Hammitt, a company that sells luxury purses and bags. Listen in to hear what Tony has to say about value drivers, customer experiences, and what wholesale brands should be doing if they want to transition to selling directly to the customer. Topics Discussed in Today’s Episode: ✔ Tony’s background ✔ What Hammitt is all about ✔ Value drivers that are important to the Hammitt bag ✔ Changes Hammit had to make during the pandemic to reach customers ✔ What kind of experience customers have at Hammitt ✔ Suggestions for wholesale brands ✔ How Tony looks at the mix of distribution ✔ New store locations because of the pandemic ✔ Tools that will be important for brands to implement ✔ Tony’s favorite places in Hermosa Beach Resources: Tony Drockton Hammitt QUOTES: “The customers like to say that Hammitt is the most functional luxury bag they carry.” “I believe the luxury category requires that human touch. That one-on-one.” “Bad retail has always been dead.”

"The Fretless Monster" Tony Franklin has played with some of rock's most iconic names, and he's well known for his individual approach to the fretless bass. He's played with Roy Harper, The Firm, Jimmy Page, Paul Rodgers, David Gilmour, Kate Bush, Whitesnake, and Kenny Wayne Shepherd. Greg and Tony catch up about remote recording, LA vs England, The Firm, and other various gristle. Dig it all!2:05 - What’s new with Mr. Tony Franklin - transitioning from Pro Tools to Studio One, upgrading his computer, remote recording sessions, and writing a book! So much creativity!6:04 - Surrendering to the paths that life presents you, and the gratitude that grows from going with the flow9:12 - Was Tony ever tempted to move back to England from Los Angeles, and what kept him in Southern California?11:17 - What does Tony’s future performance schedule look like (practically vs empirically)?20:17 - Greg’s first time seeing Jimmy Page and The Firm (with Tony on bass) was transcendental- how was it from Tony’s perspective?37:35 - How Tony’s musical preferences were shaped growing up in a musical family, how they evolved over time, a venerable discussion on the late, great Beethoven, and The Firm67:48 - What was it like on stage with The Firm?75:08 - A reminder that life as a musician, famous or not, is about remembering what’s important to ones own lifeTotal Length: 84:22Fishman Dedicated to helping musicians achieve the truest sound possible whenever they plug-in. Wildwood Guitars One of the world’s premier retailers of exceptional electric and acoustic guitars.

For the first time ever, we brought the whole team together to recap DM Tony's very highly customized version of Storm King's Thunder. Hear what all 5 players and Tony thought of the game and what they have to say about the CRAZY MAGIC ITEMS in it, his changes to the campaign, fitting in their backstories, and more! Along the way, we talk about fighting the Kraken, befriending (most) of the giants, and how we all became The Avengers in a Halloween game. If you're wondering just how far a DM can push a book module beyond what's written before your players balk, this is the episode for you. You'll hear how Tony pulled off his tricks, how the players reacted to them, and the secret backstories and DM canon we never got to see. 1:00 Introducing the players 3:00 A high-magic party for a high-magic campaign 4:00 Jacob: The middle-aged police detective turned dad-rage barbarian with his dead wife playing ancestral spirit. 7:00 RO4M: The “repurposed” Warforged warlock with a random personality track 9:00 Wilhelmina Draughall: The Sorcerer-Warlock dedicated to convincing the Raven Queen to save her brother's life. And her pet alcoholic imp, Morningstar 10:00 Roderick R.R. Draughall: The dying nobleman based on Vincent Price from The Fall of the House of Usher 14:00 The Draughall's secret backstory and how the big campaign plots battled with personal storylines for airtime 21:00 Playing Zhang Fei: A lawful neutral samurai bugbear raised up from a slaughtered goblin warren by his cruel Daimyo 25:00 Enter Erasmus the half-giant DMPC replacement wizard 34:00 How Tony worked PC backstories into the wider SKT plot, one plot twist a player vetoed, and one we never got to 37:00 The 3 Guardians of DM Tony's SKT: Zephyros, Elios and Traxton the Troll King (Hint: two of those aren't in the book) 41:00 DMing a party that talks its way out of half the encounters 45:00 What you gain and lose when the players don't share their backstories with the party – and the stolen Wish! 49:00 Jacob's secret backstory (and Erasmus's) 53:00 How much of Tony's story and headcanon did the players actually catch? 58:00 Bryn Shandar: Where the party started making friends and influencing giants 64:00 Our favorite moments from the campaign Going ham on the Hill Giants Racing the Frost Giant demigod Tagrim's dragon-drawn Spelljammer longship for The Ring of Eternal Winters Recovering Jacob's memories (which included the murder of the Queen) Wielding the fulling empowered Hammer of Thunderbolts 71:00 The Weapons of Legend! 81:00 Other items, boons and buffs DM Tony showered upon the party 86:00 Why DM Tony doesn't think jacked attribute numbers matter 87:00 Running the Kraken fight against 11th level characters 90:00 Final thoughts and the Avenger we each became in the Halloween game Support this podcast

Tony Martignetti is a mentor, leadership advisor, career navigator, and podcast host. He is the Chief Inspiration Officer at Inspired Purpose Coaching, a coaching company with a mission to help leaders elevate themselves through finding meaning and purpose in their careers and personal lives. He is the host of The Virtual Campfire Podcast, a show where he invites inspiring and motivational mentors to talk about their journey and how they found their purpose in life. Tony is also on the way to launching his first book, Climbing The Right Mountain, which is scheduled to be published this year. In today’s episode, Tony joins me to discuss the importance of finding what fulfills you. He shares why he is empathic about other people’s lives and how he connects with his clients. He discusses how he discovered his passion for leadership coaching. He explains the idea of fulfillment, how he helps his clients define what fulfills them, and why it’s okay to not know if a solution will work. Tony also shares what it was like being a coach for the first time and the lessons he learned from his journey. "You have to connect with your experience to see that you can find contentment in the moment." - Tony Martignetti Today on Mastering Midlife: How Tony connected with his inner self. Tony's academic path and his fascination with how the human body moves. What inspired Tony to become a coach. How Tony helps his clients define self-fulfillment. Why many people have trouble defining fulfillment. Tony's definition of fulfillment. How fulfillment can be a losing game. How Tony finally realized what fulfilled him and his addiction to "doing" Tony's first foray into the coaching world. Connect with Tony Martignetti: Inspired Purpose Coaching The Virtual Campfire Podcast Tony Martignetti’s Facebook Tony Martignetti’s Twitter Tony Martignetti’s LinkedIn Tony Martignetti’s Phone: 781-414-9121 Tony Martignetti’s Email: tony@inspiredpurposecoach.com Are you a busy, overwhelmed business leader? Through my work as an author and executive coach, I’ve discovered the 10 lies we all tell ourselves that keep us away from true productivity and creativity.  If constant firefighting is part of your daily grind, I have a free gift for you.  My “10 Uncomfortable Truths” about overwhelm, from “Only 10s, Confront Your To-Do List – Transform Your Life.” Go to www.markjsilverman.com, click on the red banner and receive your 10 videos (one minute, one per day) as well as the first chapter of the book.  While you are there, check out some of the other ways I may be able to help you on the journey. Mastering Midlife...Together! Thanks for tuning into today’s episode of the Mastering Midlife Podcast: How to Thrive When the World Asks the Most of You with Mark Silverman. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. Be sure to visit our website and connect with us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube and don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media.

Tony Jamous is the Founder & CEO of Oyster, the remote work employment platform. The company is on a mission to remove the barriers between talented people and great full-time jobs globally. They believe it should be easy for any company to hire any person, no matter where either is located in the world. Oyster's software platform is created to solve for the complexities of giving full-time, full-fledged employment to anyone in the world, while providing a delightful experience to employers and employees. Prior to Oyster, Tony was Co-Founder and President of Nexmo, a Vonage Company. He joined Vonage as part of Vonage's acquisition of Nexmo, Inc. in June 2016. Some of the Topics Covered by Tony Jamous in this Episode What Oyster is and why Tony started it The unique way Tony began building the Oyster team Why the pandemic forced Oyster to accelerate their growth process Oyster's ideal customer, target market, and customer acquisition strategy How Oyster is partnering with VC firms The strategic way Tony approached the fundraising process for Oyster The process of building a world-class distributed team How Oyster is utilizing asynchronous work The way being mission-driven informs how Tony approaches competition as coopetition The Oyster experience How Tony got into angel investing and how he sources deals How Tony manages his time How emigrating from Lebanon has affected Tony personally and professionally Sign up for The Grind, for actionable insights and stories from successful entrepreneurs delivered to your inbox once per week: https://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ Listen to all episodes of the Just Go Grind Podcast: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ Follow Justin Gordon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justingordon212 Follow Justin Gordon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/

Why are there still so few Black professionals in top positions? What are the obstacles and how can they be overcome? Tony Effik, Managing Director at Google, shares his insights on how to get Black talent to the top, his view on the voice of brands in racial equity, and what trends to expect in media planning and digital advertising. Effik is also the Co-founder of Black and Brilliant, an advocacy network aimed at creating more diverse workforces in partnership with his wife - Perky Noah-Effik. Tony Effik is Managing Director at Google and the Founder of the advocacy network Black and Brilliant. He is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University's School of Industrial Engineering and Operational Research. Born in Nigeria and raised in the UK, Effik has worked across Europe, Asia, and the US, and is widely recognized for his global perspective on workforce diversity. #BlackandBrilliant blackandbrilliant.org linkedin.com/in/tonyeffik TIME CODES 1:07 - Tony's background 3:26 - Tony's work with his initiative ‘Black and Brilliant' and why we're not seeing more diversity in the workplace 23:25 - Is equal opportunity enough or do we need to start giving more opportunity to people that did not have in the past? 32:18 - Are we seeing brands run anti-racist campaigns or is it still just “blackwashing” 35:30 - How Tony's experience has differed from London to Brooklyn 41:56 - Trends Tony is seeing right now and rapid fire questions

Workshops; Lemmings; CBA launches BNPL service; CVL below the buy price; STOW = GCY; ZIM audit unsplatted; How Tony decided to sell a stock before the 3PTL; Should we fudge the ECX sell line; EVZ qualified audit; what metrics make up the SD IV; where Tony learnt how to draw 3PTL; gold price chart on index mundi; how the chi x works with or along side the asx.

This week we spoke with historian, nonprofit founder, and author Tony Cohen, who operates Button Farm,  Maryland’s only living history center depicting 19th-century slave plantation life and the heroic story of the Underground Railroad. Tony has dedicated his studies and work to preserving the Underground Railroad’s history, historic sites and environments. In this episode, he  shares with us stories of his own travels along the Underground Railroad on foot, in an effort to recreate some of the original travelers' sensory experience of the landscape and the monumental physical challenges they endured in the pursuit of freedom. Tony also shares the story of meeting Oprah Winfrey and working with her in preparation for her starring role in the film, BELOVED, based on the book by Toni Morrison. Tony is founder and director of the Menare Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to the creation of cutting edge educational programs, including an Underground Railroad immersion experience based on the work he did with Oprah Winfrey.  1:20 - Mary and Emma check in with the Slow Living Challenge7:10 - The Spring Grow Your Own Food IntensiveLet’s get into the interview!8:40 - Tony introduces himself and The Menare Foundation12:50 - Why start a nonprofit?17:00 - Tony’s experience walking the route of The Underground Railroad20:00 - Mary’s land and its connection to The Underground Railroad27:00 - Tracking down your roots along The Underground Railroad36:00 - Tony’s connection to the Harriet Tubman Museum38:00 - How Tony got involved with Oprah Winfrey49:00 - What is Button Farm?57:00 - Tony’s work in relationship to Good Dirt Mentions: Slow Living ChallengeGrow Your Own Food Intensive WorkshopThe ALMANACButton Farm Living History CenterThe Menare FoundationThe Underground railroad in Montgomery County, Maryland: A history and driving guideChesapeake ToursThe Chesapeake FibershedBeloved by Toni Morrison

When you want to scale your business, one of the biggest challenges is hiring new people. It would take a ton of your money, time, and resources just to get them up to speed to your business.  Our show’s guest is no other than Tony Javier. Tony is the owner of an INC 5000 rated Real Estate Investment Company. He has been investing in Real Estate since 2001 and has done close to 1,000 flips. Since Tony has automated his Real Estate Investing business, he concentrates his time on helping Real Estate Investors through his Masterminds and his Gap Funding company.  Join us in our episode today, as our guest Tony Javier, talks about how hiring virtual assistants make his business run smoothly. Topics on Today’s Episode: Tony’s background and how he started buying properties with no money down How Tony raised his first private money Tony talks about his failed partnerships How hiring the right people made a massive change in his business Tony’s recommendations when scaling up Tony’s method in formulating their systems and procedures What Tony would have done differently in his real estate journey  Links and Resources Mentioned     Kahuna Boardroom     Kahuna HQ     Multifamily Legacy Podcast on YouTube     Multifamily Legacy Podcast on Facebook . LoopNet: Commercial Real Estate for Sale, Lease, Auction . Join us for our Virtual Apartments to Millions Summit. Text “A2M” to 480-500-1127 . www.REMmastermind.com Books mentioned: Who Not How by Dan Sullivan No Down Payment by Carleton H. Sheets Quotes: “You have to have good people in your business” -Tony Javier “Do what you say you’re gonna do, always leads to more money ” - Corey Peterson “If you believe it, you can absolutely achieve it” – Corey Peterson  Don’t forget to download my Free Workshop Quick Start Video Series, and if you like what you have heard please leave a review on iTunes. Text the word MONEY to 408-500-1127 to get my free private money program and credibility kit for single family.    

Tony Jiang is an Associate Product Manager for Salesforce. He joined an Associate Program right out of college. In the program, he’s learned about product management and he is now in his first rotation working on platform APIs.   In this episode, Tony and I are talking about implementing the OpenAPI specification, an ongoing project here at Salesforce. We discuss what it is and the various benefits that come with it. Tune in to learn all about how it will impact you.   If you'd like to participate in the “OpenAPI 3.0 Spec for sObjects REST Resources” pilot, contact your Salesforce Account Executive or open a support case. Your feedback is very important to us, so that we can give you the best developer experience possible.    Show Highlights:   How Tony got involved in the Associate Program. What made him want to transition from engineering to product management. What OpenAPI is and where it originated from. The advantages of implementing OpenAPI. How OpenAPI implementation will affect other projects. How they are developing OpenAPI right now. How OpenAPI supports Apex REST. The relationship between External Services and OpenAPI. How to get access to the spring pilot version of OpenAPI. The impact OpenAPI will have on SDKs.   Links: Tony on Twitter: http://twitter.com/TonyJiang_ Tony on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-jiang/ Learn MOAR about OpenAPI: Learn MOAR with Spring ‘21: OpenAPI 3.0 Spec for REST API | Salesforce Developers Blog   ***   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    

Today we're talking with executive producer and host of the show Should I Start a Podcast, Ronsley Vaz. The two share their stories about how they got their start in podcasting and tips for those who are thinking about starting their own. In this episode: How Tony lost his voice and became a nutrition psycho Why Ronsley got into podcasting and his first show The importance of finding your audience Putting your reps in everyday, whatever they might be Figuring out what you're good at Links Mentioned: Kick it in the Naturally book Become a Work-From-Home Health or Fitness Professional book The Bio-Individuality Coach Mentorship Program

You always have the kind of people that will doubt you so you can’t do it. All kinds of naysayers. The question is, are you determined enough to fight for your dreams?   Tony Taveras has been with Linear Roofing for 5 years. He's the Sales VP and he's grown his team from a person of 1 to 100 plus project managers in multiple states in less than 5 years. Troy earned a partnership as an owner in year 4 with the company and now one of the 3 owners in this top rising company in the industry. The leading buyer of shingles in DFW through their supply company by far compared to any company doing insurance restoration residential. He started out with LA Fitness, he's been in the fitness space. In all this craziness, he happened to be an IFBB PRO LEAGUE and 2021 as a top 20 classic physique competitor in the world looking to battle for the top titles in the world in my second year.    On this episode of Step It Up Entrepreneur, Tomas Keenan and Tony Taveras are in depth-discussion of Tony’s journey from rags to a successful athlete and entrepreneur. Listen in to an interview that will teach you to realize your power to change your fate and inspire you to take action to make your dreams come true. What You’ll Learn: Tony shares the strategic system that he developed to train people to run the business and produce great results in the most effective way  Why it’s important to really help your client than just closing the deal How Tony built up his business muscles at a young age and his greatest inspiration that made him who he is today Favorite Quote: “Just when I got into LA Fitness, I got obsessed with it. I got obsessed with it in a good way. Laser-focused. Obsessed with it to the point where nothing is gonna get in the way that will stop me from reaching that goal and every single day you work towards that.” —Tony Taveras   Connect With Tony: Instagram  Facebook  https://www.linearroofing.com/   How To Get Involved: From his start in the GPS tracking industry to founding the Step It Up Academy, Tomas Keenan is on a mission to break out of the concept of “average” and reach success that is anything but. And he wants you to join him.   Check Tomas out on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, and don’t forget to visit tomaskeenan.com and sign up to make sure you never miss an episode drop.   Enjoyed the episode? Hop over to Apple Podcasts for more! Like and share to help spread the word. We appreciate your support—and we hope to return the favor: Leave a review to let us know what you want to hear from Tomas next.  Click here to listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts!

Today's takeaways:How Tony's family came to Canada with only $500 and a suitcase.You're going to get knocked out.Love what you do but don't be afraid to change it up.Always be learning."Community first, business second."The behind the scenes of growing Greco.Believing in your vision."The best ideas are kept in the graveyard."FOLLOW TONYhttps://www.tonygrecotg.com/https://www.tgathletics.com/Instagram - @TonyGrecoTGFOLLOW JACOBhttps://www.jacobkelly.ca/Twitter - @TheJacobKellyLinkedIn - Jacob KellyInstagram - @TheJacobKellyTikTok - @TheJacobKellyYouTube - Jacob KellyFacebook - Jacob KellyFOLLOW MY SOCIAL LIFEhttps://www.jacobkelly.ca/mysociallifeYouTube - My Social Life Instagram - @MySocialLifePodcasthttps://mysociallifepodcast.comFOLLOW TRUFANhttps://www.trufan.ioInstagram - @Trufan.ioTwitter - @Trufan_ioLinkedIn - Trufan

#040 The 40th episode of Kickass Every Day brings you the second in my series- Personal Development Greats and features Tony Robbins. Since this is the 40th episode (yay!!!) I felt that it needed the proper amount of energy and nobody exudes energy more than Tony Robbins. If you have ever had the opportunity to see one of his seminars or listen to one of his CD’s or even watch one of his early informercials (like I did) then you know what I mean.As I was preparing for this episode I was trying to remember how I was introduced to Tony. I know it was back in 2003 and I am pretty sure it was though one of his infomercials for his Get The Edge program. What caught my attention was first off his enthusiasm for personal development but also his thoughts on limiting beliefs. That was the first time I had ever heard that phrase before and it really hit home for me. I knew that is what was holding me back in certain areas of my life.So the goal of this episode is to introduce you to Tony by highlighting some of the things he has to offer in the area of personal development and why he’s not for everyone. LOL- because he’s not.We will talk about- How Tony got started in personal development, some important things Tony’s teachings have added to my life, some things you can learn from him too, a few tools that he gave me that I still use todayAs I told you in episode 38, Jim Rohn was Tony’s mentor in personal development. He has always paid tribute to Jim and given him the credit for shaping his life. Now while I didn’t connect with Tony on everything that he teaches, I did learn some very significant things from him and used those to propel myself further in life. To continue to seek out the teachers who would give me more of what I was looking for. And it was Tony in fact who led me to Jim. Who I’ve already said has had the biggest impact on me in the area of personal development. So never stop being a seeker, you never know where it may lead you.Continue with me on this journey and subscribe! Also, invite your friends to join the conversation as well so they can be a part of the fun. Let’s inspire and grow with each other. Be sure to check out my latest episode of the Kickass Every Day TV show where I will finally share with you the connection between self-discipline and your self-esteem. You can find it on my YouTube channel and on my website.If you would like to get the show notes for this episode, head on over to: https://tanyahelen.com/show-notes

Rick Wion, Senior Director of Consumer Engagement of The Kellogg Company, joins the Social Pros Podcast to talk about social media from the corporate level and why brands need to be more selective with what they share on social. Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! This week: Salesforce Marketing Cloud Full Episode Details As social media has evolved, those who work with social media marketing have gained more freedom to make crucial decisions around what goes out and what doesn’t. Not every company update or press release has to be broadcasted on social media. As Rick Wion, Senior Director of Consumer Engagement of The Kellogg Company said, “for social, we really just need to focus in on this one component of things versus supporting every part of every program with a plethora of social content.” The hard truth is that not every update is “social media worthy.” Brands need to be more selective about the content they share on social media. Making sure your brand communicates authentically is vital and being attuned to what your audience wants to see from you is perhaps even more important.  In This Episode: 03:12 – How social media marketing and communications have evolved 07:11 – How the evolution of social media has impacted how Kellogg’s constructs their social media and consumer engagement teams 10:30 – How Kellogg’s uses social media to have important conversations with their audience around food security 12:48 - How the brand’s messaging and timing of messages have changed since the pandemic 16:19 – How being classified as an essential business impacted the company, the social media marketing team, and business operations during the pandemic 18:43 – How Kellogg’s uses data and research to shape conversations on social media 23:25 – How Tony the Tiger helps to share the brand’s voice on social media 25:45 – How to empower an organization to leverage social media listening and insights Resources Get the new State of Marketing report for free from Salesforce Find out more about the community at SocialMedia.org with a special form for Social Pros listeners Learn more about Kellogg’s Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

Tony Lopes, Founder of Self Made Strategies (Attorney, Producer, Podcaster, Adjunct Professor) Our guest on this episode is a man who wears many hats… he has been successful as an auto technician, slinged bottles as a bartender, later went onto law school (working full time by day and attending school in the evenings).  In law school he made the dean’s list, graduated, self-studied for the Bar, passed the bar, went back to law school to get a master’s in tax law, and then decided to start the Self Made Strategies podcast (all while working as a full time attorney). Since launching the podcast, he’s also launched his own law firm, began teaching intellectual property law and entertainment law at Temple University’s Fox School of Business, and produced a new podcast for a nonprofit organization (TODAY is a Good Day).  And there is still a LOT more to come... Here are the Self Made Strategies of Tony Lopes. On this episode you will hear Tony discuss: How and why he started Self Made Strategies What has changed from the beginning of Self Made Strategies, and what you can expect next How Tony's perspective on entrepreneurship has changed The top takeaways found in the Self Made Strategies archives His strategies for maintaining your physical and mental health How you can keep improving your skills Production Credits: This Self Made Strategies Podcast is a SoftStix Productions LLC jawn. This episode was hosted by Sara Lopes; and, produced and edited by Tony Lopes, in Philly, PA USA, with support from the team at SoftStix Productions LLC. The Self Made Strategies Podcast is sponsored by Lopes Law LLC (www.LopesLawLLC.com). NOW also available on YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCOG-mybCfvYWhoXo4vPoB5g Make sure you subscribe to the Self Made Strategies Podcast on your favorite podcasting platform. You can find us on: Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Blubrry and many other podcasting platforms. Don't forget to visit www.selfmadestrategies.com to subscribe to our podcast, sign up for our newsletter, or to get more information about our guests. Follow us on: • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • LinkedIn

There's a myth that “old-school” Dungeons & Dragons was mostly a minis game. That may have been the case in the very earliest days, but throughout 1st and 2nd Edition, we played without minis and maps. Our game happened entirely in “The Theater of the Mind.” And, in many ways, it was a different experience from the maps-and-minis style of game most DMs run today. Some DMs still prefer theater of the mind. Thorin, for one! Dave's not as hot on the idea, and Tony kind of likes it both ways. Would you? Even if it's not your preferred style, you might run a theater of the mind game whenever you don't have all the accessories for maps-and-minis play In this episode, we answer Marshall, a DM from Brazil who asked to explain how to play D&D in Theater of the Mind. We talk about what we like about this style of play, what we don't, and our best tips for making theater of the mind games flow and resonate with your PCs. 1:00 What is theater of the mind? How we use it and when we use it 5:00 Thinking beyond the battle map 9:00 Which style has faster combat: Mas-and-minis or theater of the mind? 13:00 What are the players paying attention to: You or the map? 15:00 How do you keep ruling consistency in combat without a map? 17:00 Tips for tracking turns, distances and combat details behind the DM screen in theater of the mind 21:00 Is D&D traditionally a minis game? Busting the myth that 1st, 2nd and other early editions were “mostly" minis games 23:00 When should you break theater of the mind and show the party a map? 27:00 Problems that can arise with theater of the mind 30:00 Pressure on the DM to provide engaging descriptions that focus on the right things 37:00 How much longer does it take to prep maps and minis compared theater of the mind? 41:00 How Tony's game survived the Frost Giant Jarl in Storm King's Thunder (on a map!) 43:00 Combat descriptions with minis vs. theater of the mind 46:00 All Eyes on Me! The biggest advantage of theater of the mind 53:00 Tips for doing theater of the mind well ·Simplify movement into 1-move units equal to the party's most common speed Tailor the length and detail of your descriptions to the room Let players do things beyond what you had planned – they're adding to the story Get cool with your combat descriptions! Adjudicating area effect spells 64:00 Final thoughts Support this podcast

How can you push beyond your comfort zone? Tom explores Principle 4: Strive to thrive, not just survive. Step outside your comfort zone to really experience life. Together with guest Tony Shriller, an entrepreneur & performer, they discuss how we can push our limits to achieve what we thought was impossible.Selected Links· Connect with Tony Shriller Website | LinkedIn· Connect with Tom Marshall Website | LinkedIn· Tony’s TEDx Talk· Blueprint Book, Nicholas Christakis · Why success is 80% mindset, Tony Robbins· Tom’s Blog about the 3-Why Analysis Show NotesTom’s personal story about why he created this principle. [01:30]Challenges with the principle that are explored in this episode. [05:00]How Tony defines the comfort zone. [07:00]Just because we want to push our comfort zone, doesn’t mean we shouldn’t enjoy it at times. [08:30]What gives Tony the courage to keep pushing his comfort zone? [10:05]Tony had a natural curiosity as a child that made him instinctively push his comfort zone. [10:50]The mindset we develop influences how we see challenges – growth vs fixed mindset. This is shaped by how our parents praise us. [14:30]Being who you are and what you want is essential for pushing your comfort zone. [16:55]Collectivistic cultures promote conformity, inhibiting our ability to push our comfort zones. [17:15]Tony explains how “emotional intelligence is more powerful than our logical thinking”. Harness it in the right way when making decisions. [17:59]“Success is 85% mindset”. [18:57]We need both a sense of individual identity and group identity – which can create a contradiction. Find that balance. [20:55]How Tony’s self-awareness helps him deal with nervousness in pushing his comfort zone. [24:30]The feeling of nervousness and excitement is physically the same. The meaning we give to that feeling dictates our emotions. [25:05]When you make a performance about yourself, you get the most nervous and self-conscious. Focus on your impact. [26:10]How Tony primed himself before his TEDx talk. [28:10]“True confidence comes from not taking yourself so seriously”. [28:55]The words you choose impact how you feel. Saying “today was wonderful” feels much better than saying “today was great”. [30:05]How Tony persists in challenging times. [31:35]Visualise achieving your goals. Remind yourself why you’re working towards them. [32:10]Focusing on the pain from not achieving your goals can be more powerful than pleasure. [33:45]How stepping out of his comfort zone has helped Tony fully experience life. [35:30]Pushing your comfort zone in micro ways could have a macro impact. Taking cold showers or going to the office bathroom on a different floor could profoundly improve your life. [38:30]Summary of the episode and Tom’s reflection on Tony’s story. [39:40]

What’s the toughest part about running your business? If you’re like a lot of entrepreneurs, you’d probably say either “taxes” or just straight-up “money.” But what if you could make the toughest part of running your business work in your favor?   Tony Kassaei is a legendary wealth advisor, speaker, co-founder of multiple companies, investor and Apex executive member who specializes in revolutionizing the way entrepreneurs and business owners approach their finances, especially where it concerns taxes. Tony is dedicated to helping clients bridge the gap between tax codes and the CPA firm to maximize their resources and grow like crazy.   On this episode of the Step It Up Entrepreneur podcast, Tomas and Tony tackle topics like the massive lifestyle changes that happen when you actually commit to a self-improvement routine like 75 Hard, the well-hidden tax credit you’re currently missing out on - plus how Tony helps his clients take advantage, and some of the myths surrounding Jeff Bezos and other business giants. Tune in for an illuminating interview that could make next tax season your best ever.   What You’ll Learn: What kind of pushback Tony has seen from the people in his ecosystem since he started doing the hard work to level himself up (and how he puts that negativity in context) How Tony learned the insane value of minimally-invasive, top-tier work from a diesel mechanic Why most of the popular opinions about the IRS are way off base, and how to shift your perspective to hate your taxes less And much more!   Favorite Quote: “I tell everybody, like, it's free money. After being 20 years in Wall Street, where some people lose money, some people make money - it's not the most fun job, especially when the market goes to shit. I've had the most fun with this business, because you're giving, you’re finding people money, especially in this environment, we're literally changing lives.”   Tony Kassaei     Connect with Tony:   Facebook   How to Get Involved: From his start in the GPS tracking industry to founding the Step It Up Academy, Tomas Keenan is on a mission to break out of the concept of “average” and reach success that is anything but. And he wants you to join him.   Check Tomas out on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and don’t forget to visit tomaskeenan.com and sign up to make sure you never miss an episode drop.   You can also find this show on Apple Podcasts - don’t forget to drop a rating and review! Your feedback is very much appreciated. 

Tony Robbins and Jay Abraham band together to answer a high-achieving audience's most critical business questions. From alleviating business bottlenecks to finding solutions to root-cause problems, this episode will give you rarely heard valuable insights from two legends in the field. Jay wants to mentor YOU with his exclusive Mastermind Mentoring Program available online at Abraham University, check it out here: http://ultimateabraham.com/ Tony breaks down the pros and cons of being an artist versus an entrepreneur, and he encourages clarity on your goal, your offer, and what you ultimately want out of your business. You'll learn the most important part of communication, how to change your psychology, and get an example of how Tony would structure an attractive deal. Listen in to learn how to alleviate burnout, gather the best feedback, and plan for exponential growth—whether it's over six or thirty-six months. 01:00 - 14:00 - Introducing the hot seat, the mentality required to grow, how to think in order to maximize, how to get the most out of this episode, and psychology/strategy problems. 14:00 - 20:30 - How Tony would structure an attractive deal, three takeaways, releasing frustrations, breaking patterns, and changing your psychology.20:30 - 28:00 - Seeing opportunity instead of problems, alleviating burnout, gathering feedback, improving your pitch, influencing, and the most important part of communication. 28:00 - 39:50 - On built-in buyers, parallel track strategies, diversifying, and getting clear on what you want out of your business.39:50 - 54:00 - Maximizing sales, strategic partnerships, being an artist vs. an entrepreneur, scaling a business, and creating clear short and long-term goals.

Tony Soaib has worked as a personal trainer and strength and conditioning coach since 2007. Since then, he's worked with a wide range of clients including athletes from MLB, MiLB, NFL, Nippon Professional Baseball, United Soccer League, and NCAA, as well as Military Special Forces personnel, and executive clients. Introduction to Tony 2:15 How Tony got into Fitness 2:40 Bobby Keppel - Former Baseball Player  6:15 Professional athletes and nutrition 6:45 Biggest mistakes people make in the gym 8:40 “Bang for your buck” concept 9:45 Basic strength training movements everyone should do 10:50 Benefits of strength training 12:10 Why exercise program design is important 13:45 Emily’s experience powerlifting 16:00 Hiring a good coach 16:50 Mistakes coaches make 18:10 Body composition training benefits 20:50 arm wrestling 22:45 Benefits of hiring a personal trainer 29:00 Split Squats 31:37 Nutrition and weight loss 33:00 inBody testing 34:30 Charles Poliquin 35:45 Justin Harris 36:15 John Berardi 37:00 Favorite post workout shake/workout 36:40 Donut Drive In 37:37   Follow us on IG: @wellness.unfiltered Follow Tony: @tonysoaib Follow Kelley: @kbakesbug Follow Emily: @emilyzwilling     You can contact him @tonysoaib on Instagram. 

On this very special episode of the Japan Station podcast, we're joined by James from ALTInsider.com and The Inside Japan Podcast. James offers some advice for those looking to work in Japan and interviews Tony about his career and time in Japan. About The Inside Japan Podcast The Inside Japan Podcast is the only podcast on the internet telling you the true inside information about what working in Japan is really like, and how you can find your first, or next awesome job in Japan yourself. Interviews with employers, foreigners doing interesting things, and job hunting/hopping strategies are just some of the things we will cover on the weekly show. Topics Discussed James' advice for those looking to go to Japan How the English teacher job market n Japan has become more competitive over the past couple decades The rising requirements for landing a university teaching job in Japan How James got his translation job What to do when you are frustrated with your school about being underutilized Competitive speedrun commentating How Tony got interested in Japan Tony's time on the JET Program The good and bad of Tony's time on JET What it was like working at a school for the blind in Japan Life after JET How doing JapanKyo turned out to help Tony career-wise Teaching Japanese in Florida Tony's advice for those teaching English in Japan About JapanKyo.com and the Japan Station podcast What led to the start of Japan Station Working at Wasabi magazine And much more! Support on Patreon If you enjoy Japan Station and want to ensure that we're able to produce more episodes, then please consider becoming a patron on Patreon.com. For a minimum pledge of $1 a month you'll get access to extra blog posts and additional input on future content. You'd also receive Tony's eternal, profound, and undrying gratitude. Support Japan Station on Patreon Links, Videos, Etc. To listen to The Inside Japan Podcast, look it up on your podcast app of choice or use the links below. The Inside Japan Podcast on Apple Podcasts The Inside Japan Podcast on Google Podcasts The Inside Japan Podcast on Stitcher If you want more information on working and teaching in Japan, then make sure to stop by ALTInsider.com. ALTInsider.com You can also find ALTInsider on social media. ALTInsider on Twitter ALTInsider on Facebook ALTInsider on Instagram ALTInsider on YouTube James also does competitive speedrun commentating. If you're interested in checking that out, hit the link below. Thabeast721 vs iiPK | Grand Finals | GSA SMM2 Expert Mode Speedrun League Special Thanks Opening/Closing song: Oedo Controller (大江戸コントローラー) by Yunomi featuring Toriena (Used with permission from Yunomi) To listen to more of Yunomi's music, check out his Soundcloud page or YouTube channel. Japan Station cover art: Provided by Erik R. Featured image: Courtesy of James/ALTInsider.com Follow Japankyo on Social Media Facebook (@JapankyoNews) Twitter (@JapankyoNews) Full Show Notes Get full show notes at www.japanstationpodcast.com  

PLEASE NOTE: This episode is part of the discontinued Sow What Podcast. We are now the Honey Badger Seller (www.honeybadgerseller.com). There's a special guest for this episode! Yes, someone wants to talk to me and I didn't even have to pay them =P Tony Lam is a family guy and serial entrepreneur in the consulting, restaurant, franchise, tech, HR, and consumer products business (and I'm sure I left some other industries out). He made time for me and was super-present, despite his back-to-back schedule; so I hope I made the most of the interview and that he enjoyed it! ********** In this episode, we cover a wide-range of topics; including: Why he chose franchising versus creating and fully-owning his own food concept, and why he decided on partnering up with Wingstop amidst all of the franchise opportunities available. How he opened the second Wingstop restaurant in San Francisco, and opened the door to the rapid growth of 48 more stores in a few years. How he turned his fifth Wingstop store - which was underperforming - into the top store in his chain of five locations. How he blows past imposter syndrome, doubt and lack of knowledge to achieve huge feats - like being nominated President of the Wingstop Co-Op Fund (they manage the marketing budget and initiatives for Wingstop in San Francisco); getting on Shark Tank (and win, might I add); and competing in the hyper-competitive coffee and consumer products market. How he get involved with OmniBev and why it gives him a huge sense of mission in heritage and charity. OmniBev being his first foray into packaged consumer products, how he did the math to assess profitability. Advice for those who want to attract consumer products who can get you into Whole Foods and Costco. How he is getting people to try OmniBev in a pandemic, and how his Wingstops are doing. His math on how much his product needs to cost; the lifetime value of a customer; and his goal of being sold in 10,000 outlets. How Tony focuses on and achieves "sales velocity" How he overcame his shy, introverted self to scheduling 15 podcast interviews in a week (part of it is thanks to our mutual friends Bill Chiem and Andy Nguyen) His commitment to mentoring startup founders. How he chooses successful and unsuccessful partners for his companies. How Tony DOESN'T read books, where he pays his "college tuition," and my warning of "procrastilearning." ********** Hope you enjoy this episode. I'd love your honest feedback on my delivery, since I want to create better content for you, and improve my public speaking skills. I'd also love if you had any suggestions/introductions for awesome podcast hosts.

Players know speed kills, but DMs know lack of pace can wipe out whole games. How many encounters should you get through in a session? How long should combat take? What do you do when the players are board? How can you adjust pace if things are going to fast or too slow? In this episode, Thorin, Tony and Dave reveal the details of their three wildly different pacing strategies and how they play out at the table, along with how they spot trouble and the adjustments they make when things aren't going to plan. 1:00 Three DMs, three markedly different pacing strategies 2:00 Dave adjusts to Barovian time 5:00 Is one combat per session enough for Thorin's Wanderers? 8:00 How Tony turns seven maps per session in Storm King's Thunder 11:00 Advancement speed: How does the XP chart influence game pace? (And, is WotC skewing XP to favor published modules with milestone leveling?) 19:00 Skyrim vs. Devil May Cry: Should your games ramble across multiple sessions or play out like self-contained episodes? 22:00 How session frequency (monthly/weekly/daily) and platform (Roll20) impact pace 26:00 Balancing roleplay and combat 30:00 Rewards and pacing: What makes it feel worthwhile for the players to be there? 39:00 How the party's playstyle impacts game pace — and what DMs do that trains them 46:00 Whose responsibility is player engagement? (i.e. Am I getting paid to drag your lazy butt on an adventure?) 51:00 Finding character motivations when the players don't have them 64:00 Ways to optimize the pace of your game 72:00 Optimizing initiative order 74:00 Final thoughts: What do you plan to get done in a night and how do you adjust if it's not getting done Support this podcast

“There’s always hope, you have to take the first steps.” -Tony     In today’s episode, I’m talking with a current patient who has been with us at Rock Recovery Center for three weeks and is 31 days clean today! He is 37 years old and comes to us from Detroit, Michigan. His sister would take care of him and his siblings, as his mom was “in and out a lot” as a result of her addiction to drugs and alcohol. He didn’t lead a “normal” childhood life and grew up on the rough streets of Detroit. Tony remembers visiting his aunt and cousins, who lived down the road. When his father found out where he was living, he drove to Detroit and moved in with his mom. They were trying to mend their marriage when his dad died of an asthma attack in 1992 when Tony was seven years old. Tony found himself in the same previous situation with his mom’s addiction and his unstable childhood. Tony and his siblings were dispersed among both sides of the family, he ended up with his grandmother and a violent uncle. At the age of 16, Tony decided he had enough and left his home to find his mom. He enrolled in school and stayed with his mom. He grew up in and out of foster care as a result of his mother’s addiction and ran away from the group home where he was living. At the age of 17, he remembers meeting up with other kids who ran away and recalled taking his first drink of alcohol. “I don’t know if I liked it, but I did notice that it got me out of myself. It made me more comfortable with my surroundings and what was going on at that time.” As a child of mixed races, Tony experienced racism from both white and black communities and felt that he never “fit in” either culture. He started working out and landed a job as a bouncer in a local nightclub. Tony found it easy to hang out with the girls who worked there, who were also addicts. At this point, he was introduced to cocaine, and he found he liked the excitement and attention he was getting. He started experimenting with shooting up the pills and found out that he needed to have his opiates to feel good. Tony then realized that heroin was cheaper and easier to use and became addicted to heroin. Listen in to find out how Tony hit rock bottom and finally ended up clean at Rock Recovery Center. At Rock Recovery Center, we take a humanistic approach to recovery, teaching our clients how to live independently in a sober world. We care about the success and safety of each and every one of our clients from the moment they step into our center to the future of their well-being. Check out my new website where you can download any episode right from my site along with other useful information for those in recovery. Share this podcast with a friend and leave us a review! Show Notes: [03:49] Tony’s story of how he got into drugs and alcohol. [04:36] How alcohol gave Tony comfort from his feelings. [08:15] Growing up with his uncle and grandmother. [11:09] He looks for his missing mom at a local bar she frequented. [13:44] Why Tony hung out with other kids who drank alcohol. [17:15] Drinking on the weekend was the “thing to do” with his cousins. [19:34] Getting involved with the females who worked at the club with him. [21:19] How Tony became addicted to opiates in addition to alcohol and cocaine. [25:22] Ending up homeless and on the streets as a result of heroin use. [27:50] Tony opens up about his faith and how his belief became his guide in life. [30:36] Prayer and how this has helped Tony with his recovery from addiction. [33:29] How he made the decision to put 100% of himself into his recovery. [34:49] Tony’s advice to current users and drug addicts.  [37:05] Sharing your story of addiction with the right person. [42:06] Giving up your will, prayer and the practice of being a good person. [45:52] Impacting people you wouldn't have been able to reach if you weren’t a recovering addict. Episode Links and Resources Real Recovery Live Chat Real Recovery Talk on the Web Real Recovery Talk on YouTube Leave Real Recovery Talk a review on iTunes Rock Recovery Center Real Recovery Talk on Facebook Ideas for a show? Email us tom@realrecoverytalk.com and ben@realrecoverytalk.com Podcast editing and show notes by Pro Podcast Solutions

Tony Dunst, the host of the WPT and a WPT champion and WSOP bracelet winner, remembers what poker was like before it became “an industry”. Tony and Jaime talk about the people that helped him move up in the game and the mindset many poker pros have that drive them to succeed in poker. Listen in to hear Tony reveal the mistakes he made early in his career – and get the details on what to expect this summer from the WPT World Online Championships. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 06:00 – Online poker news, the WPT World Online Championship details, WSOP results, and the WPT schedule. 06:00 – 12:00 - How Tony got into poker, what it was like in the early years of poker, the questions he had back on the day about the future of poker, and his journey to becoming a pro. 12:00 – 18:30 - His breakthrough moment, the people that helped him move up, why he moved from playing to commentary, his thoughts on the poker pro mindset, and money as a driver. 18:30 – 28:00 - Mistakes he made earlier in his career, the difference between playing, analyzing, and doing commentary for poker, and WPT events and changes coming up. 28:00 – 40:00 - On the return of live poker, where he’d like to travel, some exciting games up ahead, what he loves to read, and his thoughts on gambling on politics. 40:00 – 42:00 – The weekly JS Poker Hero winners from last week and challenge for this week. 3 Key Points Manage your bankroll! Be the beneficiary of your own hours. Balance is key: Work, play, travel, and explore live and online poker. Contact/Resources partypoker Tony’s Instagram Tony’s Twitter The WPT Twitch LearnWPT  

Joining me today is Dean Graziosi, a New York Times Bestseller, entrepreneur, real estate expert, and speaker. His most recent book, Millionaire Success Habits and his podcast of the same title has inspired and given action to millions of people worldwide. He and Tony Robbins teamed up and launched the Knowledge Business Blueprint. In this interview, Dean and I will talk about how to use books to build a knowledge-based business, and how Dean has accomplished this goal with his own books. With dyslexia, Dean has had trouble and has struggled with reading his entire life. “I had never read a book cover to cover, and I was terrible at writing.” However, in 2005, he decided to write his first book to clear someone’s mindset to get the sales results they want. He wanted this book to be a tool in which the reader could use to achieve their dreams. Totally Fulfilled was this book - the first book published by Dean. When he finished his book, he hired an editor who he was excited to work with. After sending over his manuscript, she called him and said, “Dean, there are certain rules to writing a book, and you can break a few of those rules, but you broke every single one of them!”. She advised him to rewrite his book, and, with this information, almost decided to delete his entire idea and throw it into the trash. At this point, he hired another editor and asked her to clean up his book. She did, and when his book released, it hit the New York Times Bestseller list in four weeks! Dean suggests if you know your topic, and it’s from your heart, go out and share your knowledge and passion in your book. Dean recommends overdelivering on your value, with your first two upsells, then sell the big ticket item. People will be excited to purchase your big ticket item because they will expect you to deliver great value. Listen in to find why your mindset is a pivotal element in creating a book, why writing a book can make a significant impact in your life, and why you should extract marketing pieces from your book. Learn what Dean is doing now to move thousands of books a day, and how books bring out the essence of the author, and why writing an excellent book gives you a level of credibility. Show Notes [01:48] The why and how of Dean’s first publication. [03:25] Even though Dean knew nothing of writing a book, he moved forward with his idea of publishing his own book. [05:25] What marketing tactics took Dean’s book to New York Times Best Seller list. [07:21] Choose a topic that speaks from your soul. [11:40] Going on a journey with a book and getting intangible and tangible value from a book. [14:29] How Dean brought back his old marketing model to sell his books. [16:53] Why one particular message resonated with Dean’s market so well. [21:47] How to break the noise and do away with flashy get rich quick sales. [24:55] Overdeliver on your first two upsells to provide a high-ticket item your customers will want to purchase. [27:41] How Tony ties in KBD launcher with his book sales. [29:40] Using outcome journaling based on getting yourself into flow state. [32:00] Finding mentors and trainers when you purchase a book. Links and Resources Visit Self Publishing School Online SPS Free Training Course Circle of Profit Designs for Health on the Web Visit Dean on the Web Get Millionaire Success Habit for Free!

We’re delighted to have Tony Bevilacqua joining us today! Tony is the CEO and Founder of Cognitive3D, which is based in Vancouver, Canada. About the previous company that Tony founded Cognitive3D is the second company that Tony has founded. His previous company was focused on revenue optimization, and it had a very heavy analytics back-end, so they made a lot of decisions which were based on collected data, and the company helped its clients build a better revenue optimization. With his first company, Tony spent a lot of time working in the game space, and he had some early exposure to the Oculus DK1 and DK2. (The Oculus DK1 and DK2 were the very early development kits that Palmer Luckey created for the Oculus, which is a head-mounted display for virtual reality.) Founding Cognitive3D After selling his first company, Tony wanted to spin off and do something in the virtual, augmented, and mixed-reality space, so he ended up founding Cognitive3D late in 2015. From there, he started to construct a new way to visualize spatial outlooks. The different definitions of virtual reality, and what they mean Virtual Reality (VR) is when a user is wearing a head-mounted display that fully encompasses their field of view, and everything they see is computer-generated within the headset. Augmented Reality (AR) is a pass-through experience where the user’s world is augmented. However, AR does not necessarily influence or overtake the user’s field of view. Mixed Reality (MR) is when the user’s field of view is augmented with additional 3D items, objects, and experiences. A headset can also be a great vehicle for data collection Tony points out that if one thinks of the headset as a vehicle for data collection, it can provide a lot of great opportunities to understand both human behavior and human performance. How Tony went about developing the new, cutting-edge technology When Tony first encountered the capabilities of the new 3D technology, he saw it as a whole new opportunity to collect insights on how people interact. He understood games and entertainment well, and he was very excited about the potential that virtual reality held. He knew that by using it, he could build a product that could help game developers create even better content, so Cognitive3D started building out a platform for collecting spatial insights. Taking his new product to the market When Tony took his company's new product to market in 2016, he saw that plenty of game developers and entertainment companies were using it. And it was also being used for enterprise, with the two pre-dominant use cases being in consumer research, and training and simulation. By the beginning of 2017, Tony had fully pivoted his company towards enterprise uses, focusing on consumer research, and training and simulation. A study done with Kellogg’s A while ago, Kellogg’s introduced a new product to the market. They wanted to understand the different placements of the product on the shelf and how they could potentially influence users to notice it. So, Cognitive3D, working alongside with Accenture, Qualcomm, and InContext Solutions, built out a use case and scenario for them in the form of a two-cell study. The first cell was their traditional placements, and the second cell was in an alternate location that was suggested by the Cognitive 3D team, with the additional use of some signage. In the study, they discovered that although users purchased more products from an eye-level location, they still managed to create enough sales and visibility for the new product, without cannibalizing the rest of the brand category, when they placed the new product at a lower location. Tony explains that by placing the new product at a lower location, it left the premium display row open to generate sales in the way that it would normally do, and they also had the opportunity to introduce a new product.

Today we are welcoming Tony & Alisa DiLorenzo to Coffee & Kettlebells! They are the co-authors of the Amazon bestseller: 7 Days of Sex Challenge. They believe that the healthy combination of sex, love, and commitment is more than the foundation of a strong marriage… it’s the glue that will keep a marriage together. They write, podcast, and coach couples around the world. Tony and Alisa have been married for 23 years and have a son and a daughter.  If you feel like sex is a taboo topic, don’t shy away. This episode is far more than an episode talking about couples and their sex lives.  The funny story about a quick end to their honeymoon phase  How Tony and Alisa found themselves to be roommates rather than romantic partners The importance of asking the “tough questions” Tony and Alisa’s marriage, near-divorce and journey to today  Their 60-days of sex challenge   How simple acts of service can improve a marriage and a relationship  Owning a business together  A little insight into my marriage with Devan  How marriage and workouts are very similar .. and so much more!  Tony and Alisa are also the co-hosts of the #1 marriage podcast on iTunes! You can check out their podcast here. If you love tuning in, please subscribe and share!

Welcome, Tony Robbins, public speaker, life coach,  philanthropist, entrepreneur, and NY Times bestseller,  Inside the Greenroom!   Between 43 years of entrepreneurship, and a rocky home life growing up, Tony has experienced the "winter" seasons in all areas of life.    Tony shared with us that these are some of the most challenging times he’s ever been through with his 52 businesses. However, he is being proactive to get through it by taking action and focusing on the right things.    In this episode, Tony shares his action steps, strategies, mindset shifts, and daily habits you need to not only survive but thrive during uncertain times. Whether you are a speaker, meeting planner, entrepreneur, or something in between the wisdom shared by Tony will serve you in all areas of your life.    Be sure to sign up for riseupworld.com Here’s what we cover: Learn the critical need for community How Masterminding is one of the most important things you can do Find Your breakthrough in Crisis How Tony dealt with not only today’s crisis but past crisis  The four seasons of businesses How to handle the waves of the economy Where you as a leader should start in this crisis Making decisions and testing the outcomes Three decisions that shape every aspect of your life Learn just how powerful your focus is Three habits or patterns to be aware of How to overcome achiever’s disease Destroy the two emotions that destroy businesses How you can fight fear Mentors and coaches in Tony’s life How important coaching is What expanding your circle can do The importance of communication How to communicate with a purpose Why motive matters AND SO MUCH MORE!   LINKS: Join The Rise Up World Group insidethegreenroompodcast.com tonyrobbins.com www.facebook.com/advanceyourreac ​​advanceyourreach.com info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com       Episode Minute By Minute: 0:02 What to expect today 2:15 Welcome Tony 3:10 Why community is important 5:38 what you can learn from Tony’s past 9:52 Knowing your numbers  12:50 Winter doesn’t last forever 15:00 The three decisions that shape every part of your life 20:08 Focusing on what you can control 25:37 Seeing things for what they are 27:57 Feed and strengthening your mind 29:55 How Tony starts every day  31:41 Find a mentor you look up to  35:54 Serve those who are worse off than you 38:00 Pete’s results of following Tony’s process 40:58 Tony’s mentors 50:37 The power of communication 54:23 Over prepare for everything 55:57 What matters more than intelligence  58:34 Tony’s final thoughts 1:06:20 Pete’s biggest takeaways   Share this episode with a friend who needs encouragement.

This week we have a 100 minute premium episode answering all of your excellent questions about subjects such as: - banks and sentiment - AQG / SSR merger - Stanmore Coal acquisition offer - Buying more when the price drops below the buy line - Using a 5 yr/weekly chart to help fine tune your trend lines - using the checklist to score LICs - holding back on the retail sector - thoughts about oil glut and prices affecting Oil/Coal companies  - During times of volatility (like GFC or dot com bust) did Tony notice a similar increase in buy/sell?  - How Tony stages his entry into a position - How he regression test the results/model - The buy line for OSH - SFC sell price and recent update on their financials - How does Tony decides what percentage of his capital to invest when he BUY stocks such as MQG - How to analyse the TGP graph - Why the TRS, WPL and MQG charts are different - and Tony also introduces his new magic 3PTL maths.

0:00 – Show Intro 2:01 – Podcast begins 2:47 – From marine to the strength and conditioning industry 7:02 – Tony's path to online coaching and gym ownership 11:32 – Tony walks you through what he looks at and manipulates within his nutrition coaching for weight loss or strength and size increases 20:06 – Understanding the NEAT principle and hormones with weight loss clients 25:08 – Building a positive relationship with food 26:17 – Tony discusses his gym, Strength Union, and how he uses it to grow other parts of his businesses; and how a strength sport gym may not be the best business model 34:16 – Building a community and niche through strength 42:44 – Overcoming obstacles by educating and communicating with clients and parents 46:09 – How Tony plans to use his Master's degree as a coach and in his future to further the industry 52:16 – Blending the science and practical side of education through continuing education 56:40 – What it takes to hit a 2000 pound total in powerlifting and how that applies to life About Tony Montgomery Instagram: @tonymontgomeryjr teamphoenixperformance.com subjectzerosupps.com Tony studied exercise sports science at Concordia University and is currently pursuing his Master's degree at the University of South Florida. He owns a gym, Strength Union, an online coaching company, Team Phoenix Performance, and a supplement company, Subject Zero Supplements. Tony competes in powerlifting, where he's hit a 2,001-pound total in the 242-pound class. He also served four years in the United States Marine Corps with 2nd Recon Bn.

Live-streaming is going to provide big opportunities for video production companies in the next 12-18 months so I asked an absolute expert Tony Iannuzzi from AJI Media in Philadelphia to share what you need to think about and be aware of before adding live streaming as a service.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Den and Tony discuss live streaming and how it can be a neat and profitable add on service for video production companies. - 4:00 Tony's unique and clever approach to doing live streaming. 5:10 How Tony's particular live streaming set up gives him a huge advantage over some of the big AV companies and their behemoth-sized production set ups. - 5:25 How live events can be an absolute goldmine for video production companies. - 6:10 Tony gives a “mini crash course” on live streaming and covers things such as, what to do if you have more than one moving camera - what to do if you're using a Blackmagic camera, and many more tips. - 6:50 Why Tony opted to use Wirecast other over software for his video production company. - 10:40 Why Tony has “dollar signs” in his eyes when thinking about the near future of live streaming. - 14:00 How savvy filmmakers can potentially make out like bandits with the soaring popularity of Zoom meetings. What almost every would-be client wants to hear come out of a video production owner's mouth when inquiring about their service. If you can honestly say this to a prospect, you're almost certain to get the gig. - 18:00 Common "gotchas" to watch out for if you're a videographer looking to do live streaming. - 22:00 Do you need to know code or be an IT guy to succeed at live streaming? Hear Tony's answer at 23:30An ingenious thing to put in your contract when taking on a new live streaming client that will not only protect your business reputation but also make sure you get paid! - 25:00 What can you charge for doing a live streaming production? Hear Tony's answer at 27:00Den and Tony disclose details of a “training program” they are teaming up to create that will be designed for filmmakers and videographers looking to go into the live streaming space. -31:00 Tony talks about how simple and dirt-cheap adding a live streaming service to your video production business can be. - 32:00About TonyTony Iannuzzi is a Philadelphia-based video producer and the Founder of AJI Media, a full-service production company that specializes in video production, event production, and live-streaming.Tony has spent the last decade working with some of the most recognizable brands in America and his sole focus is to help his clients grow their business through effective online video communications.Connect with Tonyhttps://www.ajimedia.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonyiannuzzi/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

This week Oliver interviews Tony Ho, VP of Global Business Development for Segway/Ninebot. As the largest Micromobility hardware player globally across a whole heap of different verticals, Tony has a unique perspective on the space and how it’s developing. He’s a Clayton Christensen disciple as well - having studied at Harvard under him, so we get to unpack the theory against the practice of disruptive innovation and why Tony is excited about this space. It’s a great discussion. Specifically, we dig into: - Segway’s wide range of products, and how it conforms to our thesis that micromobility is not just scooters, but a whole range of sub-500kg vehicles. - We talk through how their operations have been affected by Coronavirus in the last 3 months - We talk about how the collapse of the international shared Micromobility industry has impacted the company strategy? - Why Tony sees micromobility as disruptive vs. other modes of transport, and how it conforms to disruptive innovation theory per Clay Christensen’s theory. - How does Segway of thinking of itself positioned alongside auto OEM's - How Segway is thinking about retail vs. shared - Where does Tony think the major growth potential is in terms of vehicle type and markets - We talk through robotics and what has become of the Loomo robot and T60 autonomous scooters - We talk about Segway's performance in the shared space, how they lost their early lead and how they’re responding to it. - How Tony thinks about Segways contribution to a possible Wall-e style dystopian future. - How does Segway think about infrastructure when developing new products, and does this nudge them towards advocacy for better/new bike lanes for your products - As the majority of the world doesn’t have much visibility over micromobility in China, Tony shares insights from there about vehicles, regulation etc - We talk about Segway’s plan to go public and how someone who is interested in getting a copy of their financials from their filing would go about that.

Sober Sips - Your Weekly Quick FixSeries 1 Episode 1 Our first guest is the legendary DJ Fat Tony. In the late 80’s he was the toast of the London Club Scene. Having DJ’d for big names from Prince, Madonna and Michael Jackson, at the peak of his career he nearly lost it all with his descent into drug and alcohol addiction.. After 28 years of abusing alcohol and drugs and 6 months in rehab he embarked on a life of sobriety. Experiencing somewhat of a re-birth and with his passion for music, he became once again notorious on the global music scene. Throughout this series of Sober Sips we are staying spirited with Lyre’s. They have an amazing range of 13 crafted non-alcoholic spirits so you can make all of your favourite cocktails but alcohol free and it really does give you the freedom to drink your drink your way. Lyre’s exquisite range was borne from a quest to make the impossible possible. As well as being alcohol free it is also Vegan, gluten free, dairy free as well as low in calories.We discuss;Beginning days of his drinkingEarly days of sobrietySober socialisingStruggles of sobrietyMental health How Tony is coping with isolationHelpful Links;Lyre's - https://lyres.co.ukDiscount code: THIRSTY20Sober & Social - https://soberandsocial.com@sober_and_socialhttps://www.instagram.com/sober_and_social/DJ Fat Tony - @dj_fattony_https://www.instagram.com/dj_fattony_/?hl=enAlcohol Anonymous - UKhttps://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org.ukAlcohol Anonymous - Globalhttps://www.aa.org/pages/en_US/aa-around-the-world

Tony Hawk, the Birdman, is back on the Same 24 Hours Podcast - this time in a live format (video to post later on YouTube). We got some great questions from people, including many awesome kiddos, and had a great discussion. A big thanks to Tony for his heart, soul and kindness.  The last minute of the podcast is priceless.  Learn more about the Tony Hawk Foundation:  https://tonyhawkfoundation.org  Follow Tony everywhere:  @TonyHawk Limited Edition Prints: https://shop.tonyhawkfoundation.org/products/tony-hawk-autograph-to-support-the-tony-hawk-foundation-and-direct-relief Listen in to hear Tony Hawk answer all the burning questions that many of his fans were eager to ask. You will also hear the perseverance and resilience that Tony exercised in the early days of his career. “I never did it for the money, and I was willing to do it and struggle because that brought me so much happiness”- Tony Hawk   Top Takeaways: Learn the story of a resilient young man who went after his dreams to become a noticeable sportsman even when things didn’t look up for him. The role of skateboarding in mental health. How Tony helps fulfill kid’s dreams of having safe skate parks where they can practice and finesse their skill. Key Moments [2:26] Intro [3:29] Tony answers a question from Nolan about his favorite trick to do. [4:39] He talks about the mission and purpose of his foundation and their accomplishments so far. [7:04] Tony tells his skating story of never giving up that started when he was 9 years old, how he fell in love with the game, and why he did it. [12:30] He answers a question from a fan on where he got the confidence to sing on The Masked Singer. [14:20] Tony gets to answer Mitchell’s question from the 90s. [16:52] Meredith’s husband James Atwood joins the conversation and asks him to share a story of a park he funded that was important to him. [19:08] He answers a question about a rumor. [19:58] What’s his worst injury? [21:31] How does skateboarding help with mental health? [25:14] Brian reminisces with Tony about the old times and what he’s enjoyed as a fan. [27:22] How can a skater have better balance and improve their gameplay even when not on skateboards or wheels? [28:45] Isaac asks Tony about the first trick he ever did. [29:54] Chris asks Tony if he is still interested in car racing that one of his friends used to do. [31:23] Jake asks Tony about the social media pages that are putting out risky content and how safe that is for kids that follow them. [34:06] He explains how his first-ever competition went down. [36:12] Brian asks how Tony handles his pain after accidents. [37:48] What is the biggest trick that he’s ever done? [39:06] Brooke asks Tony when he started to skate before he went pro. [39:57] Are there are any other tricks he would like to know now as a professional skater? [40:51] What are his thoughts on a fan twitter account about him and his skateboard? [42:01] How does he handle hate on social media? [44:50] Aaron asks if he has ever landed 1260 before? [45:47] Has Tony ever been impressed by Rodney Mullen’s dancing on the skateboard and if he could ever do it. [46:44] Would he ever do mountain boarding? [48:49] What’s his favorite park to skate? [49:52] Sebastian asks Tony about the first trick he ever did and what he did when he got frustrated. [51:16] Did he have a favorite song during his video game days and the one song he insisted on being played. [52:44] Tony talks about his prints that are still available and what cause the money will support.   =====================  Thank you for listening to The Same 24 Hours Podcast with Meredith Atwood. Please subscribe, rate and review the podcast if you loved it - really helps others to find the show! ======================  Request to Join the FREE Meredith Atwood Community & Coaching https://meredith-atwood-coaching.mn.co/ ======================  Buy Meredith’s Books: The Year of No Nonsense https://amzn.to/3su5qWp Triathlon for the Every Woman: https://amzn.to/3nOkjiH =======================   Follow Meredith Atwood & The Podcast on Social: Web: http://www.swimbikemom.com Instagram: http://instagram.com/swimbikemom   =======================  Want to Connect?  Email: same24hourspodcast@gmail.com =======================  Credits: Host & Production: Meredith Atwood Copyright 2017-2020, 2021 All Rights Reserved, Meredith Atwood, LLC

Are you living up to your full potential? Serving the number of people you could—if you were willing to put yourself out there? Tony Whatley believes that you can make a big difference and make money, if you focus FIRST on providing value for the community you’re building. Tony is the Business Mentor and Keynote Speaker behind 365 Driven, a community that provides entrepreneurs with education, support, mentoring and accountability. He spent 15-plus years simultaneously working full-time in the oil and gas industry and building multimillion-dollar businesses on the side. Today, Tony is on a mission to help thought leaders fulfill their potential through his coaching program, Top-100 Ranked Podcast and Amazon #1 bestselling book, Side Hustle Millionaire. On this episode of Destined to Be, Tony joins us to explain why he calls himself a business mentor rather than a business coach, walking us through his shift from an employee to business owner mindset. He discusses his first successful side hustle building an online automotive community and shares what inspired him to leave the corporate world altogether to found 365 Driven. Listen in to understand how Tony developed a willingness to STAND OUT and learn how YOU can make a true impact by focusing on service first. Key Takeaways Why Tony calls himself a business mentor rather than a business coach How Tony learned discipline from his blue-collar parents The steps Tony took to learn how to engage an audience Tony’s first successful side hustle building an online community for GM performance cars How Tony shifted from an employee mindset to a business owner mindset What inspired Tony to leave the corporate world to create 365 Driven The connection between making a true impact and being willing to stand out The car accident that made Tony realize he wasn’t doing enough with his life Tony’s superpowers in building community + identifying potential in others Why Tony focuses on providing value vs. making money Connect with Tony 365 Driven 365 Driven on Instagram 365 Driven on Facebook Tony on LinkedIn Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Destined to Be Jeremiah on LinkedIn Jeremiah on Facebook Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram Mallory on Facebook REVOLUTION WELLNESS Facebook Group Resources Side Hustle Millionaire: How to Build a Side Business That Creates Financial Freedom by Tony Whatley 365 Driven Podcast Arete Syndicate Mastermind Toastmasters

Director of Aligned Property Services, Tony Houlihan went from full-time employment to being a property investor with a network of some of the best property professionals in the UK.Tony joins me in this episode and we discuss:-How Tony went from buy-to-lets to land development-The benefits of having a network-How Tony sources funds for land development

In this episode of the One Funnel Away Stories, I welcomed the IFBB Pro and CEO of Iron Temple Gym, the one and only - Mr. Tony Torres. Tony was building his career in male stripping when he decided to become a personal trainer. Using his own 6-pack formula, he made a name for himself in the fitness and bodybuilding industry and ended up founding Iron Temple Gym, a place that challenges people to 10x their life and feels amazing getting there.Today, he shares his story about how he managed to completely turn around his business by turning to modern marketing methods he learned in the One Funnel Away Challenge.Key Takeaways:How Tony got into fitness and bodybuilding (2:08)The biggest obstacle people face when trying to reach their goals (4:04)His struggles with advertising offline (5:10)How Tony discovered the One Funnel Away Challenge (5:48)Some obstacles he faced along the way (8:00)The joy of making his very first sale through ClickFunnels (10:22)His inspiring and increasing success streak (12:43)Tony’s top tip for reaching your success (16:51)Additional Resources:Take the One Funnel Away ChallengeGet your DotCom Secrets eBook by Russell BrunsonSubscribe for more awesome stories!And remember - you’re always just One Funnel Away!----Step #1:  Get Russell Brunson's Free BooksDot Com Secrets  |  Expert Secrets  |   Traffic Secrets Step #2: Want More 'One Funnel Away' Training?Free 30 Days Summit  |  One Funnel Away Challenge Step #3: By The Way, I'm A HUGE 'Funnel Freak'If You Want A 2 Week Trial To ClickFunnels, Go Here > ILoveClickFunnels.com 

Tony Moayed is the CEO of Tricorp Group in Sacramento, California. From 2004 to 2007, Tricorp Group experienced significant growth and was named the fastest growing company by the Sacramento Business Journal List. In May of 2014, Tricorp Group had $198 million worth of construction under contract. That same year, the company was threatened with the possibility of bankruptcy, but Tony was determined to finish their projects and make everything right. Join me as we discuss how Tony fought for the company to climb out of bankruptcy, what he personally experienced, and what he learned from this experience. Highlights What Tricorp did right from the beginning What Tricorp’s problems were and how they started How Tony turned the company around What Tony personally experienced during this time Tony’s advice on what is necessary to fight through hard times What lessons Tony learned through this experience How he improved the new company from lessons learned Tony’s advice for successful expansion Tony’s favorite restaurant: Sutter Street Steakhouse Next Steps In order to minimize your mistakes and reduce the likelihood of failure, construction companies have to consistently build projects that fit their “sweet spot”. That requires you understanding what your “right job, right client, and right location” is. Here’s a tool that can help you to clearly define your sweet spot: www.ericanderton.com/sweetspot  Click on the link and download the tool, meet with your team, and work your way through it. If you do it right, you’ll have clear idea of which projects you should take on, and which you should avoid.  If you need help using the tool, click this link and reach out to me on my website.

2019 was yet another busy year in the tax world! Tony Nitti returns to the podcast to share key takeaways from his top tax cases of the year with host Damien Martin, along with advice for reading and staying current with tax case law. Here’s what’s covered in our final episode of 2019: Background, tips and tricks on studying tax case law: Why read tax cases? @01:56 Tony’s tips for reading tax case law @04:12 How to fit reading tax cases into the busy day-to-day @09:14 How Tony picked his top 10 cases @11:41 Top 10 tax cases: Gaylor v. Mnuchin, 919 F.3d 420 (7th Cir. 2019) @14:41 What’s Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 107? Why did the Freedom From Religion Foundation sue the IRS? Northern California Small Business Associates v. Commissioner, 153 T.C. 4 @34:44 What’s IRC §280E? What was the taxpayer’s argument in the case? Why did the court reject this argument? Langston v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 2019-19 @47:48 Why was there even an issue here? What’s the significance of this case? Barbara v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 2019-50 @54:24 Why is material participation so important yet challenging? Why did the tax court disagree with the IRS in this case? What’s the key takeaway from this case? Eger v. U.S., 124 AFTR 2d 2019-5717 @1:07:19 What’s IRC §469(c)(7)? What did we learn from this case? Three things to remember about real estate professionals Donoghue v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 2019-71 @1:24:30 Is this just another bad-facts case about horses? What are the hobby-loss rules and why are they so tricky? Ames D. Ray v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 2019-36 @1:37:00 Why have we been talking so much about IRC §§162 and 212 lately? Why did the taxpayer feel he could deduct his legal fees? Why did the court ultimately disagree? Lipnick v. Commissioner, 153 T.C. 1 @1:45:57 What are the debt-financed distribution interest expense rules? What was the issue of first impression here and how did the court rule? Mihelick v. U.S., 927 F.3d 1138 (11th Cir. 2019) @1:52:41 What’s the claim-of-right doctrine? What did we learn about this doctrine from this fact pattern? Brown v. Commissioner, T.C. Memo 2019-30 @2:03:22 Why does it matter where your tax home is? What are the factors to determine where a taxpayer’s regular and principal places of business are? Bringing it all together: Shrinking the code @2:10:28 Learn about Tony and get additional resources here. GET MORE “SIMPLY TAX” We’re excited to also provide video content to strengthen your tax mind! Check it out on our YouTube channel. We’d love to hear from you! Email feedback and questions to SimplyTax@bkd.com. Connect with Damien on social media! LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram | YouTube

Mike Montague interviews Tony Altham, Executive Director at BNI in the UK, on How to Succeed at Business Networking.   In this episode: Who this podcast is for You don’t have to work the room Finding the balance in how to talk with people at networking events Become the “connector” How to use your team wisely at networking events and expos How you introduce yourself and qualify the people you meet What does S.O.S T.G.R mean? How Tony defines success Best attitude, behavior, and technique to succeed at business networking Connect with Tony at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonyaltham/ or his company: http://www.adgiftsonline.com/  The How to Succeed Podcast is a public and free podcast from Sandler Training, the worldwide leader in sales, management, and customer service training for individuals all the way up to Fortune 500 companies with over 250 locations around the globe. Find white papers, webinars, and more in our free Sandler E-Learning Library: https://www.sandler.com/sell Enroll yourself in our video self-study online courses at: https://shop.sandler.com/category/online-courses  

THE SECRET TO WEALTH IS GRATITUDE. Money is not a bad thing. Money is portable power. It allows you to make the impact you want to make. It allows you to build your legacy. You have the power to take control of your money and start hoping for a better future. It’s all within your grasp. However, it doesn’t matter how much money you have if you’re not enjoying life. That’s why you need gratitude. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about mastering your money with a man who needs no introduction: Tony Robbins. Tony Robbins is an entrepreneur, best-selling author, philanthropist and the nation’s #1 Life and Business Strategist. Author of six internationally bestselling books, including the recent New York Times #1 best-seller MONEY: Master the Game and UNSHAKEABLE, Tony has empowered more than 50 million people from 100 countries through his audio, video, and life training programs. Tony uses his money to help others and give back. Once he got rid of the scarcity mindset he was able to become the man we know him as today. So get ready to learn how to gain wealth and how to use that wealth to make the world better on Episode 794. Some Questions I Ask: If you could only use one strategy, what would that be? (5:10) How does someone continue to stay hungry? (7:30) How do you stay grounded in your relationships? (10:30) How do we invest without fear? (17:00) What are you the most grateful for right now? (32:00) What are some things people can do to stop living in scarcity? (40:00) In This Episode You Will Learn: Why Tony’s mom thought his ego was too big when he was younger (11:50) How Tony views failure (8:45) Tony’s key to financial success (15:00) The difference between a correction and a crash in the stock market (22:00) How gratitude is an important part of building wealth (30:00) Tony’s system for strengthening your mind (40:00)