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Tyler Burch was hired as the ”Digital Storyteller” for an app called Samaritan. Samaritan is a mobile app that makes it easier for community members to support people experiencing homelessness in their area. What does his role as a digital storyteller look like? How does he leverage personal branding to benefit his company—and his career trajectory? Listen to this episode of Content Callout to learn more! Outline of This Episode[0:35] How Tyler became The Digital Storyteller[2:21] Learn more about the Samaritan app[7:00] How to stand out in the SaaS market[8:44] Identifying your target personas [10:57] A conversation about metrics[15:08] How to focus on things that make sense[17:34] How personal branding benefits your company[29:12] What Tyler learned from his network[35:51] Does Tyler get pushback from leadership?[38:10] How to connect with Tyler BurchResources & People MentionedCity Care OKCCasey GrahamJay DesaiDuolingoZero to One by Peter ThielRory Sutherland Ted TalkConnect with Tyler BurchConnect on LinkedInSamaritanConnect With the Content Callout Teamhttps://ContentCallout.com Subscribe to CONTENT CALLOUT onApple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

On this episode: Bill Murray, 180° South, mountain lions, and hunting around in the woods, trying to be quiet. We're talking with Ty Emmett, outdoorsman, camera person and cinematographer with a love for the outdoors. Show Notes 00:50 – Introducing Tyler Emmett 03:00 – How Tyler ended up working on 180° South 07:40 – Two degrees of separation between Tyler and Jason 10:00 – Working on MeatEater (and a mountain lion story) 24:30 – Saveria, a dog and a bear 26:45 – What it's like to carry the camera gear for filming MeatEater 36:45 – Advice for people wanting to film outdoor adventures 42:00 – Where Tyler would go with two weeks off to go anywhere  46:00 – The Bill Murray connection 49:50 – Where to find Tyler on the interwebs Mentioned in this Show 180° South MeatEater Loopers: The Caddie's Long Walk Connect with Tyler You can find Tyler on Instagram at @ty_Emmett and on the web at tyleremmett.com Connect with us! Like Almost There on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/almostthereadventurepodcast/ Follow Almost There on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostthere_ap/  Send us a voice message! https://www.speakpipe.com/AlmostThere Our Co-hosts Jason Fitzpatrick – IG: @themuirproject Saveria Tilden – IG: @adventuruswomen  web: AdventurUsWomen.com Jeff Hester – IG: @thesocalhiker  web: SoCalHiker.net Theme song by Opus Orange. Courtesy of Emoto Music.  The Almost There Adventure Podcast is a celebration of outdoor activities both local and epic. Discussing the big topics and talking to adventurers, artists, legends and activists within the outdoor community.  

Tyler McBroom is a tax professional who loves to help his clients keep as much money as possible from Uncle Sam as they grow their businesses. Tyler grew up hearing his CPA father talk tax strategies with his business-owner friends on ski trips and now puts the knowledge he soaked up as a child to good use. Tyler is now partners with his father at Measured Results, CPAs, which was recently featured as an Intuit Firm of the Future. In this episode, Brad and Tyler discuss how the rich avoid paying taxes legally, his partnership with Tony Robbins, and the tips EVERY business owner will want.   00:00 Intro 01:20 Follow Tyler 01:30 Shout-out to Melanie! 03:44 Tax Brackets 05:00 1031 Exchange 08:50 Tips for every business owner 09:47 “A CPA should always be a profit center for you.” - Tyler McBroom 11:50 How to think proactively 16:01 The need to buy things in a certain amount of time 17:34 “Cashflow matters” - Tyler McBroom 18:49 What does it cost to work with Tyler and his team 24:10 Bank statements are not enough- you need books 28:16 Name of restaurant, date of the meal, amount, who you met with and business relationship, what you discussed. -- The five things you need from a receipt 30:48 “It's gotta be ordinary and necessary.” - Tyler McBroom 36:40 Family Business 37:19 “You might put numbers in a box at first but you really do provide value for people.” - Tyler McBroom 38:28 Buy Tyler's Book! “Cashflow and Grow” https://www.tylermcbroom.com/bradlea 40:23 The difference between a CFO and a bookkeeper 41:47 KPI's 44:57 Bomb 1: As an entrepreneur you will take a paycheck out of your business a lot faster following these guidelines 45:22 The top three things you need (hint: 1. Books 2. Tax planning 3. CFO) 51:28 Is being an “influencer” an advantage? 59:15 When does marketing become “too much” 01:01:30 Travel strategies 01:02:44 Tony Robbins 01:06:06 Bomb 2: How Tyler's company worked with Tony Robbins  

Happy Thursday fam! I hope you have an incredible day. I am off to Greece this morning and I am SO excited to have this adventure. I have truly worked so hard to get to this point in my life where I can take off on an international trip all by myself. If you would like to see how my adventure goes check out my stories on Instagram @ItsAnnieGraft Today I have an awesome interview for you with someone who has been working just as hard in his career, his life, and his mindset. His name is Tyler Hogan, he is a Texas real estate agent who is going to share with us how he became a 6 figure entrepreneur in his 20's. We hope that this interview gives you some tangible steps to shift your mindset and your habits so you can become that version of success you dream of. Tune in and DM me with your takeaways! I love hearing from you and seeing you grow! Uncomfy but powerful moments to tune in for: (2:03) Get to know Tyler (4:10) How Tyler became a six-figure entrepreneur in his 20's (6:35) How to convert your sports mindset and habits to support you in your career. (7:33) Tyler's advice in creating a six-figure entrepreneur mindset. (12:49) Tyler's morning routine building advice, and his morning routine. (18:03) How Tyler got through his personal self-doubt and ways you can do this in your life. (20:20) Important lessons to remember from our childhoods. (22:00) How to incorporate that balance of the top 1% and keep pushing yourself to have a good life. (28:04) How to start your career in real estate and paving your way to success in the industry. (29:22) Tyler's most embarrassing moment. Resources & Links Connect with Tyler on Instagram: @t_hogan01 or @tylerhogan https://www.instagram.com/t_hogan01/ Check out my latest fitness apparel or join my fitness app through my website https://www.anniefitlifefitme.com/about Get daily personal development inspiration, mindset practices, workouts, and lifestyle fun by following me on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/annie_fitlifefitme/ Get podcast updates, inspiration to boost your day and, personal growth quotes by following the Let's Get Uncomfy Podcast on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/letsgetuncomfy.podcast/ About Annie Annie Graft is the CEO of Fit Life Fit Me, she has a passion for fitness, health, and personal growth. Annie found her love of fitness through her career in the Air Force and gymnastics. Her mission is to stand for more than just fitness or workouts because life is much more than abs! She wants YOU to find what sets your heart on fire and pursue that! Your life is in YOUR hands, so get up and go after your dreams! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/annie-graft/support

Finding problems instead of properties is a new way of thinking about this business.  My guest today is the host of the “Cash Flow Guys” podcast, Tyler Sheff, and he's going to challenge your way of thinking about real estate investing. His philosophy is finding and solving problems will make you wealthy in real estate investing, and I couldn't agree more. Show Notes Here is just some of what you will find in this show: How Tyler got started; his unusual path to becoming a real estate investor Marketing: Where most of Tyler's leads come from today (it's not where you think) Why Tyler chose multifamily investing over single-family properties The reason he invests in “C” level neighborhoods when most investors avoid those areas How to maximize your cash flow and your profitability as a landlord Building a team Building wealth with your Roth IRA And much more!   Here's Another Show for You Featuring Tyler Sheff Achieving Financial Freedom in 11 Months with Tyler Sheff.  JUST CLICK HERE to listen.       .

As most Philadelphia Union and Chicago Fire fans would say, the MLS season starts on Saturday. After both teams have got off to a slow start in MLS play, both teams will be looking to pick up their first 3 points of the season. Joining Todd to preview this upcoming Chicago Fire v Philadelphia Union game is the Fire PxP voice, Tyler Terens. Tyler goes into the story about how he never intended to become a broadcaster until his soccer coach at Hobart College told him it was something worth pursuing. Tyler talks about calling hundreds of soccer games, including multiple Bethlehem Steel games, and what eventually led to him working for the Chicago Fire. Tyler and Todd also discuss what Fire fans can take away from their 2-0 loss to the New York Red Bulls and the expectations for manager Ralph Wicky in year two. They also discuss some of the new players Chicago has signed in the offseason and what Union and Fire fans can expect from this game on Saturday.   How Tyler got starting with Broadcasting: [1:55-9:13] New York Red Bulls v Chicago Fire: [9:14-13:33] Expectations for Ralph Wicky: [13:34-21:17] Chicago Fires offseason signings: [21:18-24:41] Chicago Fire v Philadelphia Union predictions: [24:42-33:08]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod https://www.thefreekickpodcast.com/   Tyler's Social Media: Twitter: @TNTerens Instagram: @tnterens   Tyler Terens Interview with Hot Time in Old Town

In this solo episode, Tyler discussed the power of leveraging resourcefulness in today's uncertain and unstable world. A few of the highlights include: How Tyler conquered the stressful state of his early days as a real estate investor Earl Nightingale's timeless statement The three P's Tyler's advice for when you're facing negative external circumstances Enjoy this inspiring, quote-filled episode!   Listen to more in the Elevate Exclusive with Tyler series: E137 - Elevate Exclusive with Tyler - Transformational Leadership E129 - Elevate Exclusive with Tyler - Freeing Yourself Through Discomfort E118 - Elevate Exclusive with Tyler - Creating Conscious Habits Skyrocket your financial and personal success with a substantial competitive edge gained through Elevate High Performance Coaching Academy! Your opportunity for business and profound life transformation is now. Learn more about the program and watch the free masterclass here: https://elevatecoachingacademy.com/ Sign up for the Elevate Nation Newsletter! Receive exclusive personal and professional growth tools, tips from Tyler, what Tyler's reading, the latest news from Elevate Podcast, real estate investment news, and opportunities from CF Capital and The Chesser Companies! Apply for coaching with Tyler! The world's top performers in any field have a coach to help them achieve drastically greater results and in less time. The most successful real estate investors are no different. To apply for a results coaching session with Tyler, visit coachwithtyler.com. This episode of Elevate is brought to you by CF Capital LLC, a national real estate investment firm that focuses on acquiring and operating multifamily assets that provide stable cash flow, capital appreciation, and a margin of safety. CF Capital leverages its expertise in acquisitions and management to provide investors with superior risk-adjusted returns while placing a premium on preserving capital. Learn more at cfcapllc.com.

Learn about REAL Success at https://www.bradlea.com/realsuccess   Tyler Rees is the Chairman for IFG and is one of the most successful entrepreneurs in the country. His ability to help infuse and scale businesses makes him and his team one of the most sought-after consulting groups in the United States. Tyler has been a mentor and teacher to thousands of professionals across the country! Peter Fournier manages a team of agents, personally producing in the field, but most importantly, trains and coaches’ agents outside of his organization on how to become successful in the industry and avoid the mistakes that he had made in the past.   In this episode, Brad, Tyler, and Peter talk about a lot of perks of being in the financial world. They also discuss Tyler and Peter’s very intimate event coming up in May! Don’t sleep on this amazing information.   00:00 Intro 03:00 Insurance makes the most millionaires out of anyone else 06:54 Call Peter if you need anything in financial services or are making less than $120,000 per year reach out to Pete ASAP 11:00 Ways you can sell insurance 12:00 “You have to be a good person and work hard to be successful.” - Tyler 14:25 How Tyler got started 20:54 An agent who wrote 100 applications in one month- what IFG provides 21:40 Shout out to Coach Burt 23:02 Bomb 1: Accountability and measure; Tyler provides an accountability partner for everyone 24:50 Bomb 2: The irresponsible people will always be looking for someone to blame 28:16 Yeshua; seek and you shall find 35:07 Tyler’s insurance event for agents (only 50 seats), May 13th and 14th in Las Vegas 40:47 https://www.8figuremastermind.com/2021 Use code: BOMBSQUAD to buy your tickets 47:19 People want information, people do not know and they want to 01:03:00 Why you should get a Jet Card 01:05:30 Get your tickets to Brad’s event TODAY!  https://www.bradlea.com/realsuccess

On this How Music Charts episode, Dan Runcie breaks down the business of hip-hop with his media company Trapital. Trapital began as a subscription-based newsletter talking about topics such as Beyoncé’s streaming strategy, how the hip-hop’s indie community has taken off and How Tyler, The Creator Built a Cult-Like Following. Trapital’s readers are music executives, media moguls and venture capitalists. We cover why a San Francisco Bay Area tech strategist is in hip-hop, how he fell in love with hip-hop culture, how he leverages his experiences in edtech, fintech, and with a major commercial airline, and his time as a freelance writer for WIRED and Complex. This episode's Speed Round topics: Bobby Shmurda's release, Square acquiring Tidal, Master P & Clubhouse, Scooter Braun's venture into cannabis, and TikTok's Black Creatives program.

Looking for your first house to flip?Or your NEXT deal (if you're already flipping)?Listen to this episode for a few ideas and strategies you can try!Tyler Jensen flips 40+ houses per year.He’s famous for his “7-day flips,” where he and his team renovate houses in just 7 days (or less).In this episode of the 7 Figure Flipping Podcast, we’re digging into…How Tyler found his first deal…How to get 50 to 100 leads in an hour…His advice for first-time house flippers…The “cheapest, easiest, fastest” ways to find houses to flip…Who you need to know…Tyler’s #1 recommended deal source…And more.Listen in now!Links and ResourcesIf you’re an experienced real estate investor and you’re ready to get around a community of active house flippers and wholesalers who will support you, hold you accountable, and push you to set goals that inspire you as you grow your business, check out 7 Figure Altitude and see if it looks like a good fit. If it is, I invite you to fill out a quick application to join. If you have any questions, reach out!- CLICK HERE: 7FigureAltitude.comWant to learn how to find private money to fund your real estate investing deals? Check out the 30 Days to $500k Challenge. It’s a 30-day “course” where I break down the step-by-step process I’ve used to raise $10,000,000+ over the past few years. But it’s not just information... I’ve laid out specific action steps you’ll take EACH DAY to start raising all the private money you need to grow your real estate investing business. Hit the link below to jump in now…- CLICK HERE: 500kChallenge.comFollow the 7-Day Flip series on YouTube! Can Tyler Jensen and his team flip 4 houses in 7 days? (Start to finish, full renovations?) Subscribe to the 7 Figure Flipping YouTube channel and watch the whole series!- CLICK HERE: Subscribe on YouTube!Want to get into multifamily investing? I’m partnering with Jason and Pili Yarusi to bring you our first-ever multifamily real estate investing event, Multifamily Live. It’s happening June10-12 and it’s completely virtual. We’re going to walk you through how to find high-profit, cash-flow-ready multifamily properties off-market and how to run lightning-fast syndications to fund multi-million-dollar deals instantly without using your own capital or bank loans. Anyone can do this… and the upsides on these deals are huge. Spots at the event are limited. Hit the link below to sign up!- CLICK HERE: Multifamily Live Event====================Want to continue your house flipping / wholesaling journey? Here are a few more resources to check out...Subscribe: Join the 7 Figure Flipping email list to get the latest house flipping and wholesaling secrets, plus insider access to real estate investing tips, training, and more! Click Here: https://7figureflipping.com/subscribe7 Figure Flipping Podcast: Subscribe and get more episodes like this one delivered to you every week! Click Here: https://7figureflipping.com/listenFacebook Group: We've built a community of serious investors who are learning and growing their businesses together. Join the Group on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/fliphacking/7FigureFlipping.com: Learn more about who we are, our mentoring groups, upcoming events, and the causes we support at our website. Plus, grab some free downloads and other materials to help you on your real estate investing journey! Click Here: https://7figureflipping.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tyler Jensen is an avid Real Estate Investor, International House Flipper, Philanthropist, Coach, Husband, and Father to three amazing boys. He has been flipping houses for more than 10 years. He started flipping houses in college and has never looked back. He loves real estate and gets satisfaction from taking an old dumpy crack house and turning it into something truly amazing that a family will be able to create memories in, as their new home. Tyler has built a great business and has one of the best flipping companies in the country. His systems and processes for flipping houses has been raising the bar for other investors. He loves coaching and helping others pursue their dreams and passions in real estate. Tyler has also coordinated several charity projects both locally and internationally. From donating a rehab to a local single mom for Christmas to building houses in the Dominican Republic. He is truly a “Go-Giver” and has a love for using his skill to bless the lives of others. He loves giving back and loves pushing the envelope on rehabbing houses. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Tyler got started in real estate during his freshman year of college in 2008, and how he fixed and flipped his first house solo while going to college full time Why Tyler made the decision to quit his corporate job and go into full-time real estate investing Why working with mentors has been a crucial part of Tyler's success, and what advice he has for anyone who is considering finding a mentor How Tyler has built out an extensive team to handle most of the work in his flipping business, so that he has the freedom to spend more time with his family What rituals and activities Tyler follows every week to help him get into a success mindset and make the most of his time What big wins and setbacks Tyler has experienced in real estate, and what key lessons he learned from losing big on his first deal Why Tyler believes the difference between people who are successful and people who aren't is that successful people take action How Tyler and his team were named “best house-flipping company” by cable network HGTV, and how Tyler successfully developed his “7 Day Flip” system even during the pandemic How Tyler and his team have found success in the flipping niche despite the chaos of the global pandemic, and what they do differently from their competitors What steps Tyler is taking to maintain his momentum going into 2021, and why the one thing he would do differently in his career is believe in himself more Resources: 7 Day Flip” YouTube Playlist: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLyi_BxeONiBx0pZuXkAoNBu6Ex3NbzbPD Website: www.utahhouseflip.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-jensen-997b741b1/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/Utahhouseflip/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/utahhouseflip/ Twitter: @utahhouseflip Additional resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC  

What is your favorite way to exercise? With New Year’s Resolutions in full swing, many are centered around health and exercise, so why not make them enjoyable? In today’s episode, we are talking all about exercise, specifically, exercise that you enjoy. I am joined by Tyler Hoopes, the white-collar cyclist who also happens to be my brother. Both Tyler and I consistently make exercise and health goals around the New Year and we are here to talk about ours for 2021. We explain how we both got introduced to cycling, why exercise should be fun, and how to work hard and play hard. Tune in to learn how we have influenced each other’s exercising habits, why everyone needs to establish work-life harmony in their lives, and how exercise is important to establish in a family. In This Episode You Will LearnHow Tyler became a cyclist (2:38)How Tyler makes exercise fun for himself (6:58)About work-life harmony (9:47)How employers can hold their employees accountable for exercise (12:57)How exercise benefits kids (18:51)Let’s connect!WebsiteLinkedInInstagram Facebook Connect with Tyler:InstagramFacebookLinkedInResources:New Year's resolution: 11 ways to measure health without the scaleBook: John J. Ratey - Spark: The Revolutionary New Science of Exercise and the Brain See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Struggling with acid reflux, ulcers or other gut issues and refuse to give up your coffee?  The good news is there may be a solution for you.  As a kid Tyler came up with the concept of zero acid coffee while talking with his biochemist Dad about his struggles with acid reflux. In this episode of The Health Fix Podcast, Dr. Jannine Krause interviews Tyler Ornstein of Tyler’s Coffee about the benefits of zero acid coffee for your digestive system. What You’ll Learn In Today’s Episode: How Tyler’s coffee creates zero acid coffee How Tyler’s coffee tastes in comparison to regular coffee Why the acidity in regular coffee is hard on your gut  How Tyler’s coffee benefits your health

Just because the world has had to come to an unexpected stop recently doesn’t mean that education does the same. My guest today is Tyler Christensen, the host of Virtual School Assembly, an organization that brings education to students at home via 10-20 minute mini-assemblies featuring a plethora of different guest speakers. The entire educational system has been forced to make a shift, whether people like it or not. Organizations like VSA are doing what they can to make sure no children fall behind with their education with great and innovative ideas!   In this episode, we talk about… Diving into what led Tyler to teach and his perspectives on teaching right now What Tyler’s school is going to look like this year Benefits of distanced learning that most people don’t see The Aw Shift moment that shifted Tyler to his current path Hardest parts of Tyler’s weight-loss journey of losing 100 lbs How Tyler has avoided a weight relapse during the pandemic Tyler breaks down the formation and mission of VSA Challenges of getting these resources in front of teachers What factor allowed VSA to come to life and achieve some success   Links to resources: Tyler Christensen: Virtual School Assembly | Website | VSA YouTube   You can find me on Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Book a free strategy call with the Trucks Team where you'll figure out exactly how to reach your full potential in all areas of your life: www.TrucksTeam.com

"If you're walking out of 2020 without some sort of achievement, you really let this year ruin you. Everyone has been forced to do something else." --T. Smith Tyler Smith is a internationally-performing stand-up comedian and show host of the very popular The Dope Show, in which nationally touring comedians perform a sober set, take a short intermission to toke up, and get back on stage to perform under the influence! Tyler purchased a pair of 35 lb Skullbellz brand dumbbells and has lost 65 lbs since the gyms closed in early 2020 due to the COVID19 lockdown. For Tyler's tour dates, information about The Dope Show, and merchandise, you can find him at thedopeshow.com. You can find his podcast Meat in the Middle on Spotify and iTunes. You can also follow him on Instagram at @highbs. Show notes: 02:12 Reasons why comedians start their own shows. 05:10 How Tyler lost 65 lbs. since the start of the COVID19 lockdown. 11:16 Capturing life experiences in your notebook to expand and write comedy material. 15:08 Writing frustrations, insecurities, and struggles on paper like journaling as "therapy." 18:25 How the pandemic has destroyed the stand-up comedy business. 23:31 "Pivoting" to turn the pandemic from a destructive obstacle to a useful change. 26:52 Starting The Dope Show and attracting headlining acts. 29:37 Trend of drugs becoming increasingly more legal.... Should we start a show called The Coke Show? 31:58 Cocaine in hardcore pre-workouts such as Bloodshr3d. Addiction to pre-workouts vs. "party" drugs.

This epic episode brings together Tyler & Jeremy along with guests Adam Pini of KG Made Suppressors and Gary Larson of Guardian Long Range discussing this past weekends Guardian Long Range match in Cowtown, AZ with Tyler & Rei as the Match Directors. The conversation quickly starts off with a bashing of Tyler for having one wrong target distance and how he lost $100 before getting into the meat of the discussion about what the Guardian is, from the outside what people perceive the Guardian match should be, and How Tyler turned it all upside down and said "Eff it! Im doing it my way." Compete or get out right? Jeremy, Adam, and Gary weigh in with their thoughts and what they would change, didn't like, and other complaints or kudos. If you've never shot a Guardian match or been part of a match directed by Tyler, it's a must attend.

Tyler Hayes is CEO of Atom Limbs, the world's first mind-controlled bionic arm. Tyler was previously Co-Founder of Bebo (acq. Amazon) and Executive Producer of Minka which won Grand Jury Award for Best Documentary Short at the FFF. About Our Partner This episode is also brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country’s fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor’s “Best Places to Work”​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. Some of the Topics Covered by Tyler Hayes in this Episode What Atom Limbs is doing today How Tyler started Atom Limbs and why he wants to end death The progress DARPA How Tyler built a world-class team for Atom Limbs Why Tyler decided to build in stealth initially Raising capital through crowdfunding with Wefunder The marketing behind Atom Limbs and a crowdfunding campaign more broadly How Tyler and his team are going about putting Atom Limbs into full production The tech transfer process from Johns Hopkins to Atom Limbs Thoughts on monetization for frontier tech How Tyler thinks through about pricing for Atom Limbs The products that Atom Limbs are developing and they're capable of Where most of Tyler's time is spent now with Atom Limbs Some of Tyler's favorite books The importance of finding "your people" Sign up for The Weekly 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/

Tyler Bushnell is the Founder & CEO of Polycade ( https://polycade.com/ ) the only arcade machine that's been designed for classic and modern games, giving you the ability to play everything from the best new indies, retro classics, or the most graphics-intensive modern fighters. About Polycade (From Tyler) I grew up surrounded by gaming in a way that most kids could never dream of experiencing. My dad invented Atari and started Chuck E Cheese. I know. I still can't believe how crazy that is. From a young age, I was lucky enough to witness the power of gaming as a means of social bonding. My seven brothers and I were enveloped by games; we lived and breathed them. We built community around playing games together in person. It was this unique upbringing that allowed me to notice the massive market opportunity for gaming in today's world. Internet connectivity is changing the way we interact with one another. We're spending more time communicating virtually, we're losing face-to-face social connectedness, and we're becoming socially isolated. At the same time, modern video games are pushing players toward solitary gaming. The low-commitment experience that once made video gaming accessible and so popular in out of home environments has largely disappeared. We know that being around others builds trust and friendship, that face-to-face connection brings happiness, that replacing your real-world relationships with social media use is detrimental to your health. We know we need to spend more time out of our homes, off our phones, and be more in the moment. So why isn't technology working harder to connect people in real life and build communities that affect our well-being for the better? As children of Nolan Bushnell, my siblings and I were often reminded of the power of gaming to bring people together. We heard it in the stories of 100s of people who told my dad that they had met their significant other over a game of Pong and thanked him for his part in making that happen. We saw it with our own eyes. We recognize that we have an opportunity to provide the perfect catalyst for interaction. So we set out on a mission to make gaming social: getting people out of their houses, making new friends, and building community. Oh, and having some fun along the way too. We created Polycade. About Our Partner This episode is also brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country’s fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor’s “Best Places to Work”​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. Some of the Topics Covered by Tyler Bushnell in this Episode How Tyler decided to use Kickstarter to raise funds for Polycade initially How Polycade got started The benefits of using Kickstarter to test products The amount of preparation that went into Tyler's Kickstarter campaign for Polycade and how it went How Tyler built the initial prototype for Polycade Some of the early problems Tyler faced when created Polycade How Tyler approached pricing for this product Why Tyler decided to go through the Techstars accelerator and how Tyler's experience went The importance of understanding what a contract manufacturer is Getting introductions to about 140 investors through Techstars to raise a seed round The team behind Polycade today The customer acquisition strategy for Polycade Licensing for Polycade How Tyler has leveraged influencer collaborations to grow Polycade Working with Juelz Santana, Steve Aoki, and Lil John How growing up with a family of entrepreneurs (His dad, Nolan Bushnell, started Atari and Chuck E. Cheese) influenced Tyler Sign up for The Weekly 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/

Tyler Brooks has been with Turner Duckworth since 2011. He's a Creative Director at the agency's San Francisco studio, with a portfolio of award-winning work across a diverse range of clients like Coca-Cola, Google, Metallica, Little Caesars, and, most recently, McDonald's. In his spare time, he's probably reading too many comic books, telling one too many bad jokes, and/or playing too many video games. Check out some of the brand visuals from the rebrand below. Here's what we covered on the episode: How Tyler and I connected when his team reached out and asked if I'd be interested in having him on the podcast to discuss the McDonald's visual identity rebrand During high school, Tyler spent time with his art teacher who suggested graphic design as a career path and told him about the University of Cincinnati which she thought would be a good fit for him Tyler enrolled in the graphic design program at the University of Cincinnati, College of DAAP and completed an internship with Turner Duckworth to gain real world experience How Tyler did two rounds of internships with Turner Duckworth and was offered a job before he graduated Tyler shared what it was like to intern at Turner Duckworth, and shared how they're really treated like junior designers who create creative concepts for internal critiques, who also perform some studio maintenance The benefits of being an intern and getting to learn from a wide variety of people that you can build your knowledge from versus working with one small group of people Tyler shares the story of his move to San Francisco and how he started out as a junior designer with Turner Duckworth doing quick turn around tasks for Coca-Cola and Sprite How being in the right place at the right time and performing your best in those moments can set you apart from others and why you should speak up and look for opportunities yourself as well Tyler shares that doing the work is easy, but presenting it to others and explaining why it's the right work is the hard part The story of how Turner Duckworth first engaged with McDonalds in late 2017 / early 2018 and how they launched the visual brand identity to their system in September 2018 How Tyler led the global refresh for Little Caesars and how Turner Duckworth has worked on many other Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) brands Tyler walks us through some of the biggest visual elements that changed through the McDonald's rebrand How Turner Duckworth was able to introduce the first ever global brand font for McDonald's which made their everyday messaging more approachable Tyler explains that with a rebrand like McDonald's, the goal is update all areas, but some things take longer than others, like updating architectural fixtures and physical elements How the creative team at Turner Duckworth thought about what could make the biggest impact for McDonald's rebrand and started with changing social media icons, content and digital applications Working on the McDonald's rebrand involved a large creative team, Tyler, Turner Duckworth's CCO, production and implementation teams, as well as account management communicating with the client to make everything is on track Why making a functional system that others can use, be inspired by, and be creative with is the goal of Turner Duckworth How at the start of the McDonald's project they met bi-weekly and took on the master brand and how they now have daily interactions and have branched to sub brands like, McCafé and Happy Meal Tyler shares that the McDonald's brand exists in 120 countries and in 30,000+ restaurants, all of which required different levels of transformation during this project Tyler's advice for projects is to stay on course as best as possible and remember your main goals but understand that the relationship between client and agency and how a project develops is not a straight line How to be okay with the fact that when you have reached a plan, your client might disagree and you'll need to compromise to make it the best it can be Tyler's job as creative director is to ensure the work they're doing has a life beyond today and tomorrow Tyler discusses what it's like to lead a team and shares that it's fun because he gets to work with a broad range of people with different levels of knowledge How it's important to reach out and make connections with people and agencies whether reaching out is in your comfort zone or not because it shows initiative Why learning as much as you can, gaining real life experience, showing your passionate and showing empathy is important as a designer Tyler shares something that was said in many McDonald's meetings, which is, “progress over perfection” and explains how many young designers get suck and need to be okay with not always getting it 100% right How design is becoming more accessible which is raising the baseline quality, making it harder to stand out and why Tyler says that's a good thing Connect with Tyler on LinkedIn   Creative Credits for Images above: Agency: Turner Duckworth, San Francisco Global CCO: Sarah Moffat Creative Director: Tyler Brooks Lead Designer: Hannah Steinberg Designers: Loren Schott, Oliver Lo, Sydney Bradshaw, Hollis Callas Account Directors: Wyeth Whiting, D'Arcy Danaher Account Manager: Carly Newgard Typography: Dalton Maag Production Director: Craig Snelgrove Production Artist: Jeff Ensslen Implementation Director: Liisa Turan-Walters Implementation Designers: Sara Scanlan Digital Hub partner: Reach Creative Links mentioned: Turner Duckworth Website  Connect with Tyler on LinkedIn    Like what you heard? 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Ever think of food as medicine? If not, join Dr. Dom and Dr. Jen as they interview Tyler Jean – soon to be licensed Naturopathic doctor – as he explains how the best medication is in the grocery store. If you feel like you need more information on a personal level with your diagnosis, tune in as Tyler explains why seeing a Naturopathic doctor might be the best option for you. Feel bloated or gassy after consuming dairy products? Listen as Tyler dissects what really is happening within your body and explains the difference between intolerance and allergy. This podcast is so you can understand where to start on your health journey today by adding the best nutritionally dense foods in your diet so that you can live your best, healthiest life. What You Will Learn in This Interview with Tyler Jean: @functional.foods 01:50 – Why Tyler decided to study Naturopathic Medicine rather than getting his Doctor of Medicine 05:47 – Tyler’s advice in starting your healthy journey 10:07 – How to change the narrative on how we see each other in health settings 14:15 – The truth behind how limited your doctor really is 16:26 – When you should go to a Naturopathic doctor rather than your physician 24:06 – Tyler’s definition of an anti-inflammatory food - Why your unique body may react differently than others 28:52 – Tyler’s take on dairy for women - The various ways your body can react to different dairy products 35:02 – How Tyler would approach dietary recommendations for his clients - Why nutritionally dense foods are needed to be added About Tyler Jean Tyler Jean is passionate about educating others on the importance of food as medicine while inspiring them to embrace healthier lifestyles. Currently in his fourth year of medical school, Tyler will soon be a licensed Naturopathic doctor and will use his practice to take a more integrative and preventative approach to healthcare. This is also the approach he currently uses through his platform, @functional.foods. There, he empowers his audience with recipes, educational info, brand recommendations, inspiration, and more. Items mentioned in this episode include: Tyler’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/functional.foods/?hl=en We Think You’ll Love: FREE QuaranTeam Challenge The Free 7 Day Mobility Challenge Jen’s Instagram Dom’s Instagram YouTube Channel Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Optimal Body Podcast. If you haven’t done so already, please take a minute to subscribe and leave a quick rating and review of the show! To check out the rest of Doc Jen’s website, click here: www.docjenfit.com/podcast/episode41 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TOBpodcast/message

For the blog and all formats of the show hit TheMorseCodeOnline.com We've said before how much of an honor it's been to speak to previous guests. But we may never come back down from cloud nine to record another episode after this. The Morse Code Podcast was born from inspiration from/appreciation for today's guest, Trill Withers aka @TylerIam. Tyler is formerly of Barstool Sports and the Mickstape Podcast, presently of The Fun Report podcast and the most prominent face on NBA Twitter Mount Rushmore. Tyler is hands down the funniest man to ever grace the podcast airwaves and to have him give us 90 minutes was truly a dream come true. Follow him on Twitter and check out his Patreon, this is one of the most hilarious and talented guys in the business. Anyways, we covered a lot: Life in Atlanta: The Falcons stink, the Coca Cola plant/Aquarium are fun, Lake Lanier is haunted as fuck but would Trilly join Sopee and Dan for a jet ski weekend? Trilly‘s Patreon experience and his encounters with fans in public Has anyone ever asked him to sign their ham? Remember shaking peoples' hands? The Spanish flu put up NUMBERS J Cole and Kanye...oh boy Mental health issues in the NBA The NBA's handling of BLM Strip club wings Thoughts on The Wire - Sopee and Trillky were not on the same page here AT ALL Ranking Peaky Blinders/GOT/Ozark Favorite jerseys and thoughts on incorporating product ads. Wearing a signature shoe in a game versus the guy whose shoe it is How much money would he pay to dunk on the best players from his college's basketball team, in a pickup game, in front of respectable women and other athletes? Anyone named Barry is very cool Trilly rates Sopee's attempt to rename the LA Clippers after their epic collapse Ranking fruits Seafood slander Trill grades the city/food of Boston NYC stinks, wow. Who woulda thunk it?!? How Tyler got started creating content/building his fan base _______________________________________ @TheMorseCodePod on Twitter and Instagram @DJMorse126 on Twitter and Instagram @Sopee_ on Twitter and @CambodianPrince_ on Instagram @TylerIAm on Twitter and Patreon, Trilly Whiskers on Twitch

Tyler Noyes and Brett Johnston are the Co-Founders of Kalahari Snacks. The company was started after an adventure of a lifetime in South Africa after an encounter with biltong, an indigenous dried meat snack—and no, it’s not jerky. Tyler and Brett realized that the simplicity of the ingredients and the tenderness of the product would be a total game-changer for US consumers. So, they embarked on their mission to bring a centuries-old South African tradition to family, friends, and the rest of the country with one delicious piece of biltong at a time. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  The difference between biltong and jerky How Tyler and Brett got to know each other and how the idea for a biltong business came about How the business partners found a co-manufacturer for their product and how they started selling  What is biltong—and is it a replacement for jerky? How Tyler and Brett worked out their responsibilities for the company Brett and Tyler talk about their new product, Kalahari beef crisps, and how they have been marketing the snack How Kalahari Snacks has been handling demos and sales during the coronavirus pandemic What businesses need to consider when deciding on an exit strategy How Brett and Tyler got funding for their company Tyler and Brett's advice to fellow entrepreneurs on handling business challenges Where to find more information on Kalahari Snacks In this episode… During an adventure in South Africa, Tyler and his friend Brett tried biltong, a dried, cured meat similar to beef jerky, and were immediately hooked. They loved it more once they learned that the snack was made of six simple ingredients that they could easily find to make their own biltong. This realization sparked a business idea for Tyler and Brett: produce the beef snack and market it in the US. The air-dried, thinly sliced pieces of beef contain protein but no sugar, carbs, or soy. Factor in the flavor, and you’ve officially found the perfect meat snacks. Tyler Noyes and Brett Johnston, Co-Founders of Kalahari Snacks, are Steve Cleere's guests in this week's episode of NexxtLevel Podcast. Together, they talk about biltong and their entrepreneurial journey, the differences between biltong and jerky, and how they share the responsibility of running Kalahari Snacks, the company they created. Subscribe and Listen on: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Google Play Deezer Resources Mentioned in this episode Kitchen2Shelf Nexxt Level Marketing Kalahari Snacks Kalahari Snacks on Amazon Tyler Noyes on LinkedIn Brett Johnston on LinkedIn AF Ventures (formerly AccelFoods) Sponsor for this episode... Our podcast today is sponsored by Kitchen2Shelf, the educational arm of NexxtLevel Brands. Kitchen-2-Shelf provides online and in-person courses and workshops for CPG entrepreneurs at any stage of growth.  Whether you're an early-stage startup, a local growing business, or if you want to just expand your distribution to a national level, Kitchen-2-Shelf can help you learn what you need to know to grow. Visit their website to get access to some free tools that can help you understand where your business stands.  Contact them today to find out how they can help you grow your brand and expand your business to reach its full potential.

If you learn one thing from this show today, it is that achieving financial freedom is possible at any age and at any stage of your life.  Here are some things you need to think about though. First of all, what does financial freedom mean to you?   Have you clearly defined what that looks like for you?  If you have, do you have a plan for achieving financial freedom?  If you don’t, you’re definitely going to want to listen to this show.  My guest today is Florida investor, Tyler Sheff of the popular Cash Flow Guys Podcast. Tyler is a buy and holds landlord that specializes in small, multi-family properties.  Tyler is going to tell you how he got seriously achieved financial freedom in just 11 months. You’re also going to learn why it’s never too late to start your journey to financial freedom through real estate.   Show Notes Here are some of the highlights of this show:  How Tyler got started in real estate His business model and why it works for him Tyler’s definition of financial freedom The “ah-ha” moment when he realized achieving financial freedom was possible much faster than he originally thought it was Building a runway; creating a timeline to get out of the rat race The steps he took to pay off his debt How he decided the amount of money he needed to live comfortably, and why you may not need as much as you think  Why achieving financial freedom is possible even for someone even 50, 60 years old (and beyond) through real estate The systems Tyler put in place so that his business continues to run without him Tyler’s advice for anyone that wants to create their freedom plan   Be sure to stop by the Louisville Gal’s Real Estate Blog and pick up your freebies!       .

The value of this podcast comes directly from the amazing guests I am able to speak with on a weekly basis. Today’s guest is not only a seasoned vet on the road, track and trail but is also a CEO of a coaching company known as Chaski Endurance Collective. What made the sit down with Tyler Andrews so enjoyable is that he has range when it comes to speaking from the perspective of both an athlete and coach.  Tyler’s journey is unique because he did not excel like most world class athletes do early on in their career, particularly in high school. In high school he was an 18:30 5,000 meter runner as a senior. However, as Tyler continued to consistently put in the work he found greater success at Tufts University as he made NCAA D3 Nationals twice as an individual.  After graduating with a mechanical engineering degree, Tyler took an opportunity to continue chasing his running goals and moved to Ecuador. While living there, he became exactly what he believed he could become through countless miles and hours of dedication to his craft.  RTG Community welcomes Tyler Andrew’s. Please join us as we discuss his journey throughout the running world.    In this episode we discuss How he got into running and why he continues to run Tyler’s biggest hindrance throughout the training process How Tyler continued to improve mentally  The power of documenting your journey and logging your runs Why it's important to have difficult conversations with yourself  How tough it is to actively emotionally and mentally recover from races   Educational Piece In past episodes we have had a segment of the podcast dedicated to speaking on a particular topic that I believe everyone can benefit from hearing. In this particular topic we discuss the importance of online coaching and the benefits you can reap by hiring an ELITE athlete as a personal coach. If you’re interested in hearing more about this process and want to learn more about Chaski Endurance Collective visit www.chaski.run.    Accomplishments  & Personal Bests  50 Mile National Champion (2019) 3x US Men's National Team Qualifier for the 50k World Championships (Silver Medalist 2016)  2 x Olympic Trials Marathon Qualifier (2016, 2020) Chaki Endurance Collective CEO    PB’s 50 Miles 5:43:48 | 50k 2:46:06 | Marathon 2:15:52 |  Half Marathon 1:03:38   5,000m 14:12 | 10,000 29:48   Tyler’s Sponsors | Hoka, Strive Trips, Nuun Hydration, Honey Stinger, Shady Rays  Follow Tyler Andrews Online @ www.chaski.run | Instagram | Facebook

An audio version of the Trapital essay: How Tyler, The Creator Built a Cult-Like Following. Tyler's greatest creation is the loyal fanbase that's been riding with him for over a decade. Listen: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | SoundCloud | Stitcher | YouTube | Overcast | RSS Host: Dan Runcie, @RuncieDan, trapital.co Links: How Tyler The Creator Built A Cult-Like Following - Trapital Tyler, The Creator's Fashion Show is Unlike Anything You've Ever Seen (Vogue - YouTube) Hip-hop’s influence continues to grow. Learn how it impacts your business. Join the execs, CEOs, and moguls who read Trapital: trapital.co

  Tyler Cowen is an economics professor at George Mason University. He runs the Mercatus Center, which bridges the gap between academic ideas and real-world problems. He’s published a new post every day for the past 17 years on his blog called Marginal Revolution, where he writes about economics, arts, culture, food, and globalization. Beyond that, he also writes for Bloomberg and hosts his own podcast called Conversations with Tyler. Tyler ends every episode of his podcast asking about other people’s production function. How do you get so much done? What’s the secret sauce of all that you’ve accomplished? This episode is entirely devoted to that question. But this time, I’m asking Tyler. We started by talking about why there aren’t more Tyler Cowens in the world. Then, we moved to Tyler’s process for writing, such as choosing article topics and editing his work. Later in the podcast, we discussed Tyler’s process for choosing friends, why he would travel across the world to visit a new country for just ten hours, and what he’s learned from high-powered people like Peter Thiel and Patrick Collison.   ____________________________ Show Notes 2:40 - What Tyler considers his compounding advantage and where he got it from 5:56 - Why being born as an intelligent person is not as important as developing knowledge 8:23 - How Tyler maximizes the value of his consumption and minimizes the drawbacks 9:19 - What draws Tyler to the people he likes spending time with, and what he likes best about their friendship 12:33 - Why Tyler feels that the way he has lived his life has meant has not given anything up 15:35 - How the fundamentals of productivity came intuitively to Tyler 17:41 - Why Tyler writes in his particular style not by choice, but by necessity 22:19 - Why the things in Tyler's life that bind his output aren't what you think 24:06 - How to develop new ideas while staying focused on the subject and not getting tangled 27:36 - Why Tyler sees art as one of the most important and beneficial things you can spend your time and money on 32:41 - What writers can learn about inspiration and consistency from musicians and visual artists 37:16 - Why Peter Thiel has impacted Tyler so deeply and why Tyler believes he's one of the greatest thinkers of our time 40:30 - How Tyler is able to extract more from his reading than other people do 45:44 - How understanding most other people's intelligence is higher than his in most fields gave Tyler an edge over other thinkers 49:00 - Why Tyler sees a new visibility of talent in people and how he is using this visibility 55:24 - How Tyler constructs his interviews to maximize the freedom of his guests to speak freely on what they love 1:00:03 - How to develop skills as a teacher and where Tyler believes the strengths of a good teacher lie 1:03:34 - Why the novelty and beauty of visiting other cultures excites Tyler so much 1:07:18 - How Tyler makes the most out of his travels 1:13:32 - Why sitting in a suboptimal seat at a concert may give you worse sound but a better understanding of the music 1:16:55 - Why knowledge workers are often not motivated to improve their skills 1:20:48 - Why Tyler still responds to every email and loves it

Ep 114 - Simple Machine For Entrepreneurs, Author Tyler Reiser Coming from a military background where he can’t afford the opportunity to screw up, you will be surprised by how our guest views failure as leverage to learn, improve, and predict his future success. Today’s episode shares a great conversation with Tyler Reiser. He talks about his perception of what a veteran advantage is, the processes he has been to shift his mindset, and how he successfully wrote a book while being in a management consulting business. Tyler Reiser is the author of The Veterans Advantage. This book shares the stories of veterans who have overcome the challenges of transitioning from the military into entrepreneurship, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. Enjoy! Favorite Quote:  “From my own perspective, life is a perpetual stumbling of sorts. I was surprised how badly people stumbled before they actually found their opportunity to shine and change the world. You get out of something, the time you've put into it.” -Tyler Reiser In this episode: 4:51 - How Tyler perceive the veteran advantage 6:11 - The pain of writing a book 9:30 - Emotional engagement of going through the process of writing 11:15 - His mindset in parallel to failure and accomplishing big things 14:54 - How he learned to be intentional that failure is not an option 20:37 - Why read The Veteran's Advantage 22:11 - The misconception behind every successful business owners Connect with Tyler Reiser LinkedIn The Veteran Advantage Connect with Knucklehead Media Group Website Facebook Knucklehead Media Group is your “push button” for podcast. We help companies and organizations tell their story using podcasts and best practices for content distribution. Home to some of the top podcasts across multiple categories, captivating coursework on gaining traction with your show, and consulting to those companies BOLD enough to get some wins. We believe your mistakes set the foundation for your success, those stories help customers beat a pathway to your doorstep, and the myths from bringing business online shouldn't hold you back from getting yours. Click here to more episodes of the Knucklehead Podcast

Tyler and Yash are back again this week, but this time they tell the story of how ThePremierPod started. It's a story on how they met, and how they've managed to keep things going for two seasons now. Sit back and enjoy the show!  How we started ThePremierPod (20 sec- 2:00), How Tyler and I first met (2:00 - 6:30), Getting our content out there (6:30-16:00), Our favorite moment of the podcast (17:00- 21:00), Who would be our dream guest for the show? (23:20-28:00), Dream job (29:00-32:00), What equipment we use (40:00-43:00) We want to thank everyone for supporting the show!!!  https://twitter.com/ThePremierPod https://www.instagram.com/thepremierpod/?hl=en Follow Us:  Twitter:  https://twitter.com/yashbhika  https://twitter.com/Haukpun Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/yash10/?hl=en https://www.instagram.com/haukpun/?hl=en LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/yashbhika/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-chan-289073136/ MUSIC: Title: Buddha Artist: Kontekst Genre: Hip Hop & Rap Mood: Bright Download / Stream / Support: http://bit.ly/2Pe7mBN

Discover how to advance your filmmaking and photography career on YouTube and Instagram in our interview with YouTuber and podcaster Tyler Stalman. Tyler and Go Creative Show host, Ben Consoli, discuss what it takes to stand out on YouTube, Tyler's experience going from a stock photographer to freelance cinematographer, why it's helpful to have a wide skillset of services, and much more! Subscribe Now! What you will learn in this episode How Tyler is successful with YouTube gear reviews (03:09) Going from web developer to stock photographer to freelancer Importance of having a wide skill set for freelancing (09:03) Tyler’s experience as a stock photographer Embracing smartphones for photography (21:33) Is there a future for photography cameras? (24:49) Transitioning from photography to cinematography (33:03) The challenges of going from photography to cinematography (37:04) Gear Tyler regrets buying (43:55) Thoughts on Apple’s new Mac Pro (47:15) What Tyler uses for photo and video editing (56:16) Why 8K isn’t something Tyler is interested in for now (01:00:25) Tips and strategies for having a successful social media presence (01:02:40) And more! Show Links Sandwich Video Spark Camera app Unfold app Go Creative Show is supported by: Rule Boston Camera - Buy Rent and Create at Rule Post Lab - Stress free collaboration for Final Cut Pro   Subscribe + Follow Go Creative Show Twitter Facebook Apple Podcasts Stitcher Google Play Podcasts iHeart Radio YouTube Follow Our Guest Tyler Stalman’s YouTube Tyler Stalman’s website Tyler Stalman’s podcast Tyler Stalman’s Twitter Tyler Stalman’s Instagram Follow Ben Consoli BC Media Productions BenConsoli.com Twitter Instagram  Follow Matt Russell Gain Structure Sound Twitter

Do you like origin stories? Here's a little treat to all of you day 1 listeners from back in the Premier League days of the podcast! Todd was joined by his old co-host Tyler Elliott! It's been a minute since people have heard from Tyler but, that doesn't mean he he's stop following soccer. Todd and Tyler share some of their favorite moments from last season, the background story to how Todd and Tyler became Union fans, thoughts on Chicharito's move to LA Galaxy, Ilsinho's sister going off about The Union's "ridiculous" offer to her brother and of course, the "standard questions!   How Tyler became a Union fan: [3:40-5:41] Tyler's 3 favorite moments from 2019: [5:42-13:05] Chicharito signs for LA Galaxy: [13:06-16:55] Cory Burke to be loaned to SKN St. Pölten: [16:56-18:18] Mark McKenzie signs a new contract with The Union until 2022 with club options in 23 and 24: [18:19-20:35] Union announce Artesano as the new away kit sponsor: [20:36-22:45] Ilsinho's sister BLASTING The Union on Social Media: [22:46-29:06] Trades of Fafa Picault and Auston Trusty: [29:10-31:20] The Union sign Jose "El Brujo" Andres Martinez, Jamiro Monteiro, Matej Oravec and re-sign Aurelien Collin: [31:21-41:01] What else do The Union need: [41:02-45:17] Final Questions: [45:18-53:45]   Social Media: Twitter: @FreeKickPod Instagram: @FreeKickPod Facebook: @FreeKickPod https://www.thefreekickpodcast.com/   Tyler Social Media:  Twitter: @FreeKickTyler Instagram: @selloutsubie

Tyler is an aspiring Naturopathic Doctor, who attends the National University of Natural Medicine (NUNM) in Portland, Oregon. In this episode, we break down all things detoxification and discuss why it’s so important to detox your body in a safe way. Tyler really brings nuance to the conversation around detoxification, dispels myths and informs you how to support your body with the detoxification process the natural way.  In this episode you’ll learn:  How Tyler got started in the health industry, more specifically naturopathy  What detoxification really means for the body  The 5 most important organs to keep in mind when it comes to detoxification  About the role the liver plays in regards to detoxing   Why detoxification should be an ongoing effort, not something a quick cleanse can do  Why some people accumulate more toxins than others Basic activities that you can do to support detoxification naturally  How bisphenols are excreted from the body  About how the liver stores toxins  Why it’s so important to detox the safe way About the three phases of biotransformation/detoxification  How diet impacts the detoxification process What metabolites are and about the role they play in detoxification  How fasting can help with the detoxification process  Why obesity can be a risk factor for holding on to toxins  What dictates weather visceral or adipose fat are formed  Why sleep is such an important factor in detoxification  About more aggressive ways to support detoxification  About the gene mutation MTHFR and how you can improve methylation How dioxins, arsenic, and heavy metals affect the body  About why FitTea isn’t the best choice for detoxification and what some better choices may be References from the episode:  BUS study: Blood Urine and Sweat https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21057782  Connect with Tyler: Instagram @functional.foods | eatfunctionalfoods.org | Facebook |   

About the Episode On this episode, I'm joined by top-producing agent turned successful tech entrepreneur, Tyler Smith; whose story and journey is inspiring because it proves that real estate can be a launching pad for successful businesses and products. In Tyler's case, real estate wasn't just a launching pad. His platform, SkySlope was actually born out of him making his real estate operations more efficient. He turned real estate transaction pain points into a solution, which became the foundation of his new business. Tyler's business stands at the intersection between real estate operations, understanding consumer behavior and technology; making him a great person to talk to about the changes and shifts coming down the pipeline in our industry. Tyler is the founder and CEO of SkySlope, a B2B SaaS platform that is focused on helping real estate agents manage their transactions online. He is a former top-producing Realtor who realized efficient transaction management software was lacking in real estate. SkySlope is the industry leading Digital Transaction Management software provider, offering a powerful suite of mobile, cloud and paperless transaction processing solutions. SkySlope is proud to serve more than 25% of the top 100 brokerages in the U.S., including almost half of the top 25 brokerages. The consumer is in the driver's seat of the shifts we're seeing in the real estate, and at the core of that is a need for transparency, speed, and working with experts and practitioners they can trust before, during and beyond the transaction. If we're not leading with these 3 things in our communications and operations, we won't be able to measure up to the new standard the consumers have set. Platforms like Uber have successfully fed into the needs of the consumer, and so have iBuyers. As an industry, we need to be willing to do the same, or else we will get swept away.     In Today's Episode, We Talk About; - Tyler's journey starting in real estate at 20 - Why Tyler left real estate even though he was at the top of his game to start SkySlope. - How Tyler identified a solid business idea. - The transition from top-producing real estate agent to running a tech company. - How Tyler sees our industry changing in the future. - The 3 things about consumer behavior we need to be building into our businesses. - Tyler's top tips for having a better life and business. Guest Info Tyler is the founder and CEO of SkySlope, a B2B SaaS platform that is focused on helping real estate agents manage their transactions online. He is a former top-producing Realtor who realized efficient transaction management software was lacking in real estate.SkySlope is the industry leading Digital Transaction Management software provider, offering a powerful suite of mobile, cloud and paperless transaction processing solutions. SkySlope is proud to serve more than 25% of the top 100 brokerages in the U.S., including almost half of the top 25 brokerages. Website: https://skyslope.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asktylersmith/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE0H1vgJA3ffI0GlcHmQF5YK3oC1GzVtX

Everybody’s into the world of online marketing nowadays. Even small businesses have a place online where they market the products they offer. That’s why today’s episode will surely be interesting and informative for everyone who is using Facebook ads at the moment, or those who have eCommerce sites. Today I’ll be speaking to Tyler Garner, founder of Standout Social, about what’s working with Facebook ads at present. We’ll also discuss marketing as we see it in the future, as well as what Tyler does in social media for himself and his clients. If you’re keen on knowing about these topics, check out the show notes and stay tuned until the end for a ton of valuable insights.   Tyler’s Story (3:35) Being in sales How Tyler started his journey into Facebook Building Tyler’s first digital agency How Tyler’s first experience made him more eager to venture into digital marketing What Does Tyler Offer (7:35) Online businesses of all kinds eCommerce stores Digital Info Products Direct Response Advertising Facebook Sales Funnels: What works nowadays? (9:34) Top Funnels – For those who have never engaged with the seller’s products in any way.      – Content needs to be as native as possible.      – Use user-generated content (videos, images). Middle Funnels – For those who have visited a seller’s site.   – For those who engage on Facebook and Instagram. Bottom Funnels – For regular site visitors.    – For those who took actions from purchase up to post-purchase. Coming back to solid foundations and fundamentals is the way to grow steadily. It doesn’t need to be over-complicated. It’s essential to test the marketing tools to figure out the best way to go. How Tyler keeps up with the trends despite not buying any courses (15:21) The funny truth behind Tyler’s success story. Two critical areas you need to be good at on Facebook to make marketing work. Tyler’s additional tips on how you could make marketing work on Facebook. Observe successful competitors and take a look at how they got to where they are. Success is a collaborative approach—build connections and learn from each other. Future Trends in Technical Marketing (19:40) Videos are going to be big, but the platforms are ever-changing. Be ready to pivot and change. What Tyler thinks about TikTok. The most important thing is going to be how you position an offer. It’s not going to be an ongoing perfect picture.  Be recession-proof through digital marketing. Don’t rely on one platform alone. Do we still see Webinars as a trend in the future? One of the struggles marketers usually face. The right people will buy, the wrong people won’t. More marketing tips from Tyler and Will (24:44) Don’t overcomplicate your marketing. Respect the marketplace. Show the people why they need you—tell them how you can help them solve their problems. Be light years ahead of everyone by going specific on how you can help people. Keep pushing the solutions. Tyler’s take on Courses and Course Pricing (30:40) Courses will always be needed. If you know you can GENUINELY help people, you’d be foolish not to sell it. Buying courses is a practical thing to do right now. Will and Tyler share stories about degrees and courses.   Our Guest: Tyler Garner is the Founder of Standout Social, who aims to help entrepreneurs achieve their dreams and visions through Digital Marketing. Tyler has helped clients who were at the brink of bankruptcy rise and earn $90-$100k in less than three months. For contacts, you can either send an email to Tyler at tyler@standoutsocial.com.au, visit his website: Standout Social or add him on Facebook.   Resources: We now have a free resources section on our website. In this section, you can find a bunch of free resources that will definitely help you grow your business, get more leads, sales, and grow your revenue. Just head over to growthlabz.com/resources to download your free resources today.

Tyler Perry and Spike Lee squash their beef. How Tyler is honoring Spike…and what we can all take-away from the forgiveness. The post Morning Crunchwrap 10/08/19 appeared first on WTHPod.com.

This #3Pillars Academy episode features Stony Brook’s Cameron Avery and UMBC’s Tyler Moore as they about how to get involved on campus as a student-athlete. 0:03 How Tyler is involved on campus outside athletics 0:59 HOw Cameron is involved on campus outside athletics 1:32 Cameron on SAAC and campus connections 2:14 Classes help Tyler get involved on campus 3:15 Tyler on getting involved with UMBC SAAC 3:51 Cameron on getting involved with UMBC SAAC 4:19 Tyler’s favorite part of being involved in UMBC SAAC 4:52 Cameron’s favorite SAAC initiative 5:32 Tyler giving advice to underclassmen 6:55 Cameron giving advice to underclassmen

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Tyler Chesser discuss:  How Tyler gained insight into real estate without knowing anyone in the business  How coaching has contributed to his success  The unique strategies that set his business apart  At the end of the day, you have to identify the outcome - start with the "why" and what exactly you are looking for     Key Takeaways:  Tyler identified real estate as a venue that allowed him to take control  One of the books that he read early on was Robert Kiyosaki's Rich Dad Poor Dad  Identify limiting beliefs and once they are removed, expand your opportunities and skills  What can you do today that will push you towards your goal, consistent course correction that adheres to what is happening right now?    "I think having that outcome focus is always key" —  Tyler Chesser     Connect with Tyler Chesser:     Twitter:  @thetylerchesser  Website:  www.tylerchesser.com  Email:  tyler@tylerchesser.com  LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-chesser-ccim-88a54325  Instagram: @thetylerchesser     Connect with Jim Oliver:     Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver  Website: CreateTailwind.com  YouTube: createtailwind.com  LinkedIn: Jim Oliver        Show notes by Podcastologist: Jacky Nguyen     Audio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.

Did you know that the breakthroughs you want in life and business could actually be much closer than you even realize? Tyler McCall is an Instagram and social media marketer, strategist and coach for creative and online business owners, and today’s inspiring story is about how he went from being a broken down and overwhelmed social media manager, to now running a membership site that generates $50,000 a month! I asked our BBD students to document their success, and a ton of them have created amazing timeline videos documenting the impact and income they’ve been able to generate in less than a year. The members have voted and narrowed it down to the top 10 case studies, and now we need your help! Go to http://jameswedmore.com/vote to cast your vote for your three favorites, which will help determine a grand prize winner. There’s a lot on the line, with the grand prize winner receiving $5,000 cash and an all-expenses paid trip to our live event, BBD Live, this October. When you cast your votes, you too will also be entered into a raffle and giveaway for a chance to win some cool prizes! Are you ready to create your Business by Design this year? Be the first in line when the program opens by joining the waiting list! If you enjoy this episode and it inspired you in some way, I’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me and Tyler, @jameswedmore and @tylerjmcall. Haven’t left a review yet? I want to incentivize you to do so! One of the best ways to get the word out about this podcast is to get more ratings and reviews, so my team and I have set a goal of getting 1,200 of them on Apple Podcasts by July 29th (at the time of recording this episode we’re just shy of 700 ratings and reviews). All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/itunes, submit a rating and review and email a screenshot to Rose at customersuccess@jameswedmore.com. You’ll get an instant direct link to my mini training program all about the 8 blocks that are holding real entrepreneurs like you back. Once we hit 1,200 ratings and reviews, we’re going to do a raffle where one lucky winner gets the grand prize: a set of Apple Air Pods, a year supply of the 90x Goal Planners, and a set of our famous “Business Angel Affirmation Cards.” If you’ve already submitted a rating and review, don’t worry! Just go to Apple Podcasts, take a screenshot and send it to the email above, and you’re entered to win too. Good luck! Don’t forget to check out my new segment on Instagram called “Coaching Over Coffee” happening each Tuesday morning! Our virtual two-day workshop “Nail Your Niche” is happening! For more details visit http://businessbydesign.net/niche. I want to invite you to help contribute to this podcast by submitting a question for the Listener Question of the Week edition of The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/QA and record a question (under 4 minutes or less) that could be featured on an upcoming episode! In the episode you’ll hear: How Tyler got started in online marketing and what led him to join BBD The traumatic life event that changed everything for him and the circumstances that resulted in him created his membership site What happened in Tyler’s very first launch for his membership site and why he focused on re-launching the same product multiple times How his membership site guides members, on top of just given them Instagram and business growth strategies The way Tyler got over the fear of getting out there and how he realized it was really all about the audience, and not him A time I called him out (using tough love!) and the biggest mistake he sees course creators making today What is “member guilt” and how Tyler overcome it Tyler’s experiences having his partner now working with him in the business What he now thinks about control… The role that his spiritual practices have played in Tyler’s business growth For full show notes and links, visit: http://mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/276 

What do you need to do to launch your cash practice in the next year? Tyler Shelton is finishing up his CashPT residency and is gearing up to open his practice in the coming weeks. He joins Aaron in this episode to share exactly what he's done since starting work on his business six months ago. You'll hear what's gone into his clinical space, the tech he's using, how he plans to drive traffic to his new website, and why you need a mentor ASAP. You'll also hear the advice he wishes he'd taken and the number one thing he recommends if you're ready to transition to a cash-based practice.   “Being available is the most important thing, and I'm not going to be available if I don't take imperfect action.” -Tyler Shelton   What do you want to hear from the CashPT Lunch Hour? Tell us here!   Get Your CashPT Checklist to Start Building Your Cash-Based Physical Therapy Practice Now! Find it Here   10x Your Marketing, 10X Your Action, 10X Your Thinking, 10X Your Income, and 10X Your Impact in 12 Months or Less with The CashPT Platinum Mastermind! Learn More Here!   In This Episode:   - What Tyler has done over the past six months to get ready for his clinic's opening   - The piece of advice Tyler wishes he'd taken   - What a brand new cash PT clinic looks like and what your space needs for treating patients   - The most important thing Tyler's learned while preparing for launch   - What you need to keep in mind about marketing your PT practice   - How Tyler has grown as a therapist since leaving the insurance hamster wheel and working with Aaron   - The tools, software, and tech you need to start your cash PT business   - Why the insurance system is bad for patients and why dedicated cash-based therapists are necessary to provide better treatment   - The #1 thing you need to do to start your own cash practice and hit the ground running   Episode Resource:   - Tyler's Last Episode: https://www.lebauerconsulting.com/ep-051-the-mindset-habits-of-young-successful-pt-school-grads-with-tyler-shelton/   Connect with Aaron:   - Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/ (https://www.facebook.com/AaronLeBauer/)   - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/aaronlebauer/   - Twitter - https://twitter.com/AaronLeBauer   - LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronlebauer/)   - Website - https://aaronlebauer.com/

In 2014, Tyler Jack Harris found himself at rock bottom. After a failed marriage and failed business, he found himself broke and alone. Worst of all, he was playing the victim, ruled by fear. So what changed? In a word- EVERYTHING. Tyler began a process he calls “waging war on personal change”, which started with taking ownership. He realized that he was exactly where he was supposed to be because of the actions and decisions he had made. He began attacking personal development, as he knew he would have to transform from the inside out. Some mentors came into his life around that time and gave him an opportunity to join their agency and sell life insurance. He put his head down and went to work. Over the next 3.5 years, Tyler sold over 8,000 life insurance policies, one on one, face to face. He spent over 200 nights per year in a hotel, working 16, 18, 20 hour days. Going from being completely broke to a millionaire in such a short time is where most rags to riches stories end. Tyler felt such a responsibility to pay it forward, for the blessings he had received and for having those mentors come into his life. He began documenting his life on social media in 2017, to be a light in a dark world and breathe life into others as his mentors had done for him. As with everything, Tyler went all in. He created two podcasts, a daily vlog and a weekly vlog, and created a motivational brand. He reached a weekly high reach of over 49 million people last year. With a videographer traveling with him 24/7 documenting every move, Tyler hopes to impact the lives of millions and never ask for anything in return. In this episode we dive into: Tyler's struggle with a failed marriage, failed business, all time low self esteem, and the 2 year rut this put him in where he played the victim. How Tyler went from using life's obstacles as excuses to going all in on his dreams and ultimately owning 2 separate multi-million dollar companies. Why our safety nets are the biggest barriers keeping us from stepping out and accomplishing greatness. Putting yourself into the position of “having to make it work” vs. “trying it out” and how to create this sense of urgency for yourself. Why the perfect opportunities in life never come when you are failing at the opportunities that you have, but rather when you are excelling at them. Tyler's focus on the ROI of impact rather than the dollar revenue coming in, honing in on the people being reached and the importance of every follower that comes across the message he is spreading. Tyler's belief that every successful person has a moment when they shift their motivations from their head to their heart, finally allowing them to live their lives at their full potential. “LIFE Goals”, the 90 day goal system that Tyler and his business partners have put into place for their employees to keep accountability and create growth. How Tyler was able to make the move from being on the road 200+ days a year, to being able to work from home and spend more time with his family. How Tyler's daughter has helped change the lens through which Tyler sees the world, and why he has been inspired by her to document his words. The importance of mentors, always seeking to learn from those with more experience, or helping those who can benefit from your knowledge. Why not documenting his rock bottom is Tyler's biggest regret. The living legacy that we should all be working on leaving behind for future generations. www.brenttieri.com www.tylerjackharris.com

We’re excited to welcome Los Angeles Angels starting pitcher Tyler Skaggs to the podcast. A special thanks to this show’s sponsor, Jaeger Sports. Head to www.JaegerSports.com and enter the coupon code CSP to get 20% off on your order through May 31.    Show Outline How Tyler’s experience as a multi-sport high school athlete facilitated his development as an athlete Why Tyler progressed through minor league baseball and up to the big leagues quickly after being drafted out of high school in 2009 How Tyler has refined his curveball in pro baseball How Tommy John surgery impacted Tyler’s career in 2014 and what his advice is for young pitchers who are going through major setbacks in their career How Tyler is working to develop a slider and learning to differentiate this pitch from his curveball How Tyler structures his throwing and training in season as a starting pitcher in a 5-day rotation What Tyler’s routine is on the day of his start How the game of baseball has evolved since Tyler was drafted a decade ago How the use of technology in baseball has allowed Tyler to better understand his pitches and develop a plan to more precisely refine his craft What characteristics in coaches have benefited Tyler’s development throughout his baseball career How the role of the pitching coach is evolving to include a more holistic approach to player management What the most common mistakes Tyler sees pitchers making when throwing curveballs You can follow Tyler on Twitter at @TylerSkaggs37and Instagram at @tskaggs45. Sponsor Reminder This episode is brought to you by Jaeger Sports, who specializes in arm health, arm conditioning, and mental training. Best known for their long toss protocols and popular J-Bands, Jaeger Sports has been helping baseball and softball athletes reach their potential on the field since 1991. Alan Jaeger has been a trusted resource to me for close to a decade, and many of our athletes use J-Bands every single day. Through May 31, you can get 20% off on your order at www.JaegerSports.com using the coupon code CSP. Podcast Feedback If you like what you hear, we’d be thrilled if you’d consider subscribing to the podcast and leaving us an iTunes review. You can do so HERE. And, we welcome your suggestions for future guests and questions. Just email elitebaseballpodcast@gmail.com. Thank you for your continued support!

In this week’s episode of the Exposure Ninja Digital Marketing Podcast, Tim is joined by Tyler Jack Harris, owner of two multi-million-dollar life insurance companies and the man behind the My Living Legacy vlog and the Sales Wolves podcast. Tyler’s story is pretty amazing and his business growth and success is directly linked to personal branding and a process he calls “scale impact”. According to Wikipedia, Personal Branding is “essentially the ongoing process of establishing a prescribed image or impression in the mind of others about an individual, group, or organisation”, but Tyler takes this one step further and looks at personal branding as a way to create a legacy — not only in terms of your business impact but in terms of having an impact on the world around you as well. What can you expect to learn from this podcast episode? If you’re thinking about pushing your own personal brand or someone in your business is thinking about doing it, there is SO much to take away from this episode! From the practical content strategies and planning side of things to overcoming the fear of putting yourself out there and keeping that doubting inner voice in check, Tyler has so much knowledge to share on this subject, plus he’s just a genuinely nice guy with a lot to offer! Here are some of the things we cover in this episode: How Tyler has used his personal brand to build his company, and why it’s not just about chasing fame! How to overcome limiting beliefs and muster the courage to put yourself out there (in spite of the haters!) How to decide how much resource to put behind your personal brand How to manage building your personal brand with other aspects of your business and personal life Delusion vs Persistence: How to know if you need to change angle vs just keep pushing on Spend: How to decide how much budget to put behind building your audience Strategy: How much do you need to strategise and plan vs freewheel it? Do you need to have a very specific audience profile in mind or do you believe more in just being yourself and seeing what comes out? Huge thanks to Tyler for joining us on the show. For show notes and to get a free review of your website and digital marketing, complete with a tailored plan to increase your leads and sales online, head to https://exposureninja.com/episode125/

Ep #96 When you build your active presence on Instagram use all its tools which mean also leverage Instagram Stories. Learn what to post there, how to drive people to your site, how to grow your email list and how to even sell through Instagram Stories. In this episode, Tyler McCall shares Instagram Stories hacks that help to convert your audience into clients.  Tyler is an Instagram and social media marketer, strategist, and coach for creatives and online business owners.  He teaches his students how to use Instagram with intention to grow their community online and grow their business.  Tyler focuses on using Instagram and social media to tell stories, build relationships, and convert followers to fans, drawing from his 10 years of experience in non-profit marketing and management and community organizing.  Time Stamped Show Notes: [00:22] About the episode and Tyler McCall [02:01] Tyler worked in the non-profit world when he started experimenting with Instagram and then switched to the full-time Instagram consultant and educator [04:15] How he managed his time on Instagram before and how it changed now [05:24] How to engage with people on Instagram [08:02] Why to put effort into Instagram Stories if they go out so fast [09:07] What works and what doesn’t work on Instagram these days [11:45] What content to create for Instagram Stories [14:12] How Tyler showed his daily routine on Instagram Stories [16:07] Why it’s better sometimes to use Instagram Stories than Instagram Live [17:14] How to balance business and personal stuff on Instagram Stories [19:31] How to use direct messages to connect with people and get them more engaged with your account [23:11] How to use direct messages to collect emails [26:21] How using Instagram Stories will help you to sell [29:26] How Tyler plans the content for Instagram [32:42] Analyze what works better on Instagram to produce more of such content [36:17] Where to find Tyler online [37:28] For the show notes go to marinabarayeva.com and subscribe to the Marketing for Creatives show  Let’s get in touch: Check what influencer you are as an entrepreneur. Take a quiz at marinabarayeva.com/influencer Did you get new insights? Please leave a short review on iTunes Follow on Instagram @MarinaBarayeva Follow on Twitter @MarinaBarayeva

We sat down with Tyler Balliet, the co-founder of Rosé Wine Mansion. Rosé Mansion is a two-story, immersive experience with 14 different rooms that are each dedicated to the different aspects of rose. Attendees were able to sample eight different rosés — about two glasses total -- and could pose with the different photo opps like swinging from a gold chandelier, lounging in a bathtub full of roses, posing at a bar filled with hot pink sand, and blending a custom rosé. Highlights from this week's episode include: (2:30) Why Tyler never saw himself working a "traditional job" and how he navigated starting his own company (12:30) The costs associated with throwing Wine Riot, Tyler's first large-scale festival that he produced for the general public (17:00) Buying patterns Tyler has seen with different markets across the nation in regards to hosting events and festivals (26:00) How Tyler felt after selling Wine Riot after running it nationally for ten years (28:30) How exactly Tyler and his co-founder conceptualized, built, and executed Rose Mansion in 12 weeks (30:45) Why Tyler likes to stay on top of industry trends; how he utilized museums like Museum of Ice Cream and Happy Place as inspiration for Wine Riot (32:30) How to explain pop-up museums to traditional landlords who are used to leasing long-term leases (40:00) The process of building Rose Mansion - and how it still wasn't finished 48 hours before opening (47:00) What your experience is like when you walk through Rose Mansion Please e-mail any questions/comments/interview requests to eatandstaypodcast@gmail.com

In an industry where most are laser-focused on cap rate and cash-on-cash return, Tyler Chesser asks his clients what higher calling they plan to pursue by way of their success in commercial real estate investing. Yes, wealth creation is important to him, but it’s how that ROI can help you serve your calling that really matters. Tyler is a passionate leader focused on improving the lives of others on a large scale through commercial real estate investing. He began his career in international marketing and market research before making the transition to real estate sales in 2013. Tyler was recognized as a Rising Star by Commercial Investment Real Estate magazine and one of the 20 People to Know in Real Estate by Louisville Business First. In five years in the brokerage industry, he has procured $40M in sales agreements, and Tyler is dedicated to helping his clients create wealth and build strong communities. Today, Tyler sits down with Emerald to explain how enduring a few financial crises of his own called him to prepare for future challenges through smart investing. He offers insight on how a coach can guide you to breakthroughs, how courage comes from study and preparation, and how personal development informs creativity. Tyler also shares his current challenge around identifying worthwhile opportunities and describes how he uses his gut, heart AND mind to make important decisions. Listen in to understand how Tyler is improving other’s lives through commercial real estate investing and learn how he can help you serve YOUR higher calling by way of wealth creation. **Emerald’s team is aware of the loss of sound quality on this episode, and we are working on a solution to bring our sound quality back up to the standard you have come to expect as listeners. What You Will Learn Tyler’s intention to improve other’s lives through real estate How enduring financial crises inspired Tyler to his calling How Tyler leverages coaching to identify his blind spots How Tyler generates courage through study and preparation The connection between self-development and creativity Tyler’s take on creativity as a method of problem-solving How Tyler uses his gut, heart and mind to make decisions Tyler’s challenge around identifying worthwhile opportunities How fulfillment comes from overcoming challenges Tyler’s daily meditation practice to check in with himself Why it’s important to celebrate by doing things you enjoy Connect with Tyler Chesser Tyler’s Website Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

Tyler Shillington - "Improving performance in swimmers and lacrosse players - Are you willing to work hard at the easy stuff?" The S&C Shoptalk Podcast Episode 2 0:00 –  Introduction of Tyler Shillington 3:00 –  How Tyler came to work with swimmers 5:29 –  S&C for swimmers – they are athletes, let’s treat ‘em that way 8:22 –  KPI’s for swimmers (general to specific development) and early specialization 11:43 – Early vs Late specialization 18:45 – peaking and tapering with swimmers, knowing your athlete 28:26 – mindset of the individual sport athlete vs. team sport athlete 34:19 – Feedback for individual sport vs. team sport athletes (how do athletes evaluate themselves?) 35:15 – Injury patterns in swimmers // Low back issues due to poor stabilization strategies and sequencing 43:42 – How strong do swimmers need to be? 45:48 – Advice for young swimmers in regards to dry land training 51:00 – Lacrosse in Alberta and the level of competition (Iron sharpens Iron) Culture! 1:01:55 – S&C in field lacrosse in the US. 1:06:43 – Perception-Action coupling and true Agility: Read and react //pattern recognition 1:09:31 – The four stages of learning for movement skill acquisition 1:20:09 – It’s all about mindset on defense 1:22:07 – Recovery – are you willing to work hard at the easy stuff? 1:27:10 – If you are the richest guy in a poor neighborhood are you really rich?   Tyler's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/performance_inspired_training/ Tyler's twitter: @T_Shillington 

In today's episode I interview Tyler J. McCall on his journey from overworked and underpaid in his own business to massive growth in one year.   Highlights:    Tyler's journey from burnt out, underpaid employee in his own business to scaling to a multi-six figure business based on one primary leveraged offer in less than 1 year Why you don't need to be on all the platforms and putting out content in all the places What's working NOW on Instagram and how you should be using it to build trust and relationships with your audience How Tyler structures his own business for success and what he's focused on as he builds out his team Tyler's thoughts on why everyone needs to commit to charge our worth and pay people what they are worth The "ONE thing" Tyler has done in his business to help him achieve massive growth   Links & Info Mentioned In This Episode:   Tyler's Free Instagram class:   Get in Touch With Tyler J. McCall   Instagram | www.instagram.com/tylerjmccall Facebook | www.facebook.com/tylerjmccall Facebook Group | www.tylerjmccall.com/group Follower to Fan Society | www.followertofansociety.com Tyler J. McCall | www.tylerjmccall.com   About Tyler:   Tyler J. McCall is an Instagram and social media marketer, strategist, and coach for creatives and online business owners. He teaches his students how to use Instagram with intention to grow their community online and grow their business. Tyler focuses on using Instagram and social media to tell stories, build relationships, and convert followers to fans, drawing from his 10 years of experience in non-profit marketing and management and community organizing. He’s taught thousands of entrepreneurs and managed dozens of Instagram accounts since getting into the online marketing game in 2015. Tyler is based in Chicago, where he lives with his partner Eric. When he’s not coaching or teaching, Tyler enjoys Target runs and road trips…that he documents on his Instagram Stories.  

Tyler Sheff is a US Army Gulf War Era Veteran and originally earned his Florida real estate license back in 2000. He concurrently owned and operated a trucking business, worked as a local Police Officer, Charter Captain and Chief Boatswain aboard a US government research ship, and in 2014 he decided to renew his real estate license in order to supplement his income while helping others learn about real estate investing. Tyler is the founder of CashFlowGuys.com and host of the Cash Flow Guys Podcast which is rapidly rising in the ranks to be one of the fasting growing shows in the iTunes business category. Tyler gains great enjoyment out of helping busy professionals achieve their wealth building goals by showing them how to invest in real estate passively and consistently far outperform the stock market in returns. An avid sportsman, Tyler spends his free time fishing, hunting and scuba diving and really gets a kick out of helping others realize their dreams and feeling better about themselves. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why Tyler Sheff began investing in flipping houses and “wholetailing” How Tyler's business is structured into two teams: multi-family and loan notes Tyler's advice and recommendations for new investors getting started in real estate Tyler's greatest career failure and the lessons he learned from the situation Why training and mentors are crucial to understand and navigate the real estate investing business How listening to Tyler's mentor helped him achieve the greatest success he's found in his career Which three things Tyler does every day to focus himself and put himself into a successful and productive mindset Which challenges Tyler plans to tackle going forward in the future What business-related and personal growth books Tyler recommends you read, and which business mentor Tyler has found the most success with What strategies Tyler recommends to master the critical skills of listening and speaking Resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/Sheff SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/MailBoxMoney SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/CashFlowGuys SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS

Download this Episode! From a non-profit to a six-figure business owner of a marketing agency. Do you want to find out how he did that? Today, Tyler is going to share with you how he has been able to use Instagram to scale his marketing agency into a $50K/mth membership platform. It’s time to turn up the volume and dive in. Our guest today is one human that you can’t help but to love and adore. Tyler J. McCall is an Instagram and social media marketer, strategist, and coach for creatives. He teaches his students and clients how to use Instagram with the intention to grow their online community, grow their list, and business. Word of mouth marketing is more alive than ever before. - Tyler J. McCall Here are some of the highlights of this episode… Tyler recounting how he got his first client The reason why he chose Instagram out of all the social media platforms How Tyler makes himself visible and establishes relationships His transition story from going from one on one services to a leveraged membership platform Tyler shared how he grew his business without breaking the bank Two mindset must-haves to turn your Instagram follower to a raving fan   Connect with Tyler Website Instagram SPONSORED BY We are all ready to make more money and serve more people, but if you are in an email ping-pong game with potential clients, struggling to schedule your next call, you need Acuity Scheduling. Acuity Scheduling is your online assistant, working 24/7 to manage your schedule. Click the link below and sign up to receive a 45 Day FREE TRIAL.

Crystal is an adaptive sports therapist. Tyler is a US Army Veteran, medically retired at the age of 23. Together they are tremendous advocates for accessible fertility treatment, especially for those who have served our country. Hear Crystal and Tyler discuss: • How Tyler was paralyzed in Afghanistan in May of 2005 and his incredible story of survival against the odds. • How Tyler’s life-changing decision to start hand cycling ultimately led him to find love. • Their struggle with infertility, including their unwillingness to give up, even after learning the VA prohibited coverage for fertility treatment. • Their lobbying efforts, victories and continued efforts. • How you can help. Want to share your story or ask a question? Call and leave us a message on our hotline: 303-997-1903. Learn more about our podcast: iwanttoputababyinyou.com Learn more about our surrogacy agencies: brightfuturesfamilies.com
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It’s an honor to interview such a wide array of people and I love it when past guests connect me with other amazingly successful entrepreneurs. I was recently introduced to today’s guest, Tyler Gage and am blown away by his journey.   Northern Californian-raised, at age 19 Tyler began studying native plants and languages with indigenous elders in the Amazon rainforest. Not long after, he witnessed these people tearing down trees in order to send their children to school. Taken aback by this, soon after set out to find a more sustainable way for people of the Amazon to provide for their families without sacrificing their ecosystem.   Tune in to hear all about the company Tyler founded to do just that and the parallels he’s discovered between the Amazon and running a business/being an entrepreneur. He also touches on what it means to be a “fair trade and/or B-Corp. This is such an eye-opening and enlightening conversation – and I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it!   --      Question Highlights: What’s one of your favorite books? What’s one of your superpowers? What’s the last thing that kept you up at night? Who is someone who’s changed your life? How did you end up living with an indigenous tribe in the Amazon? What are some of the parallels between surviving in the Amazon rainforest and start-ups and being an entrepreneur? Have you built time into your day to put toward your subconscious practice? When you saw people cutting down trees and tearing down their ecosystems to send their children to school, how did that shift you? What does it mean to see your dream become tangible? What does it mean to be fair trade? What is a B-Corp? Twenty years from now, how do you want your children to view money?   In This Episode We Talk about: How to use both clinical and intuitive tools How metaphors and dreams are a valid way of communicating in the jungle How Tyler uses dreams and movement to figure out or shed light on problems Creating sustainable jobs The meaning of “Runa” Tyler’s struggle with perfection What fair trade means The definition of a B-Corp How Tyler feels about money – before and after this venture’s success And so much more… --   Tyler’s Thoughts…   “We earn our humanity through the way we live.”   “What energy am I willing to put out there to make money?”   “If you’re in a position to contribute more than someone else – contribute.”   -- Tyler is an entrepreneur, author and speaker who uses wisdom from the Amazon and start-up success to bring innovation and inspiration to growing organizations. Since the age of 19, Tyler has been studying native plants and languages with indigenous elders in the Amazon rainforest. After graduating from Brown University, Tyler turned down a Fulbright grant to start RUNA, a social enterprise that makes clean energy drinks with guayusa, a rare Amazo It’s an honor to interview such a wide array of people and I love it when past guests connect me with other amazingly successful entrepreneurs. I was recently introduced to today’s guest, Tyler Gage and am blown away by his journey.   Northern Californian-raised, at age 19 Tyler began studying native plants and languages with indigenous elders in the Amazon rainforest. Not long after, he witnessed these people tearing down trees in order to send their children to school. Taken aback by this, soon after set out to find a more sustainable way for people of the Amazon to provide for their families without sacrificing their ecosystem.   Tune in to hear all about the company Tyler founded to do just that and the parallels he’s discovered between the Amazon and running a business/being an entrepreneur. He also touches on what it means to be a “fair trade and/or B-Corp. This is such an eye-opening and enlightening conversation – and I can’t wait to hear your thoughts on it! nian leaf, and improves livelihoods for thousands of indigenous farming families in Ecuador. With the help of investors like Channing Tatum and Leonardo DiCaprio, Runa has become a thriving, multimillion-dollar company and was acquired by VitaCoco in June of 2018. Tyler currently serves as a Managing Director for Terrafertil, the largest natural foods in Latin America, and has worked as the Chief Development Officer for the company. Terrafertil acquired Essential Living Foods in the US in 2017 and then Nestlé acquired all of Terrafertil in 2018.   Tyler also serves on the Advisory Council for Entrepreneurship at Brown University and advises, invests in and supports other start-ups. He lives in Bellingham, Washington with his wife Michelle and enjoys playing soccer, riding his unicycle and practicing yoga.   Resources   Instagram: @tylergage Tyler’s new book, “Fully Alive” on Amazon {http://a.co/g5wkrlo} TylerGage.com Runa.org For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.

Videographer and podcaster Tyler Herrinton shares how to use video to elevate your brand. The highlights: 02:36 - How Tyler got into video. 07:48 - When Ashley, his wife, joined him in the business. 13:56 - Why there is suddenly such a demand for video from business owners. 19:08 - Why everyone should incorporate video into their marketing strategy on some level. 20:22 - Where to get started with video. 24:21 - How video can build trust with your audience. 26:31 - The opportunity available on YouTube (and why people can forgive video quality if it’s not 100%). 33:46 - The one thing that people CANNOT forgive when it comes to video. 36:27 - Where to get started with audio equipment. 44:15 - Why there’s value in hiring a professional to put together a promotional film. 50:46 - Video and social media Tyler is one half of the husband and wife videography duo, The Herrintons. Ty’s gift for storytelling began as just a young kid with a camcorder filming skits of his siblings in their day-to-day life. He can often be found browsing recent tech reviews, Apple products, or latest industry trends; he’s a sharp dresser, quick thinker, and an avid explorer. Ty is also the host of the podcast Ty's Tech Line. 

5 Minute Success Podcast – Tyler Cauble   Here’s to your success in business and in life!   In this episode, Karen and Tyler Cauble discuss: Tyler's journey to success Tyler's business development Tyler's commitment to get leads Tyler's strategies How Tyler connects to build and grow     Key Takeaways and Actionable Success Principles: Being able to do a little bit of every makes you very versatile in real estate Commercial real estate is very underserviced right now Small businesses need commercial space and 99 times out of 100, they aren't going to be buying their own building You don't know what you don't know -- 8 out of 10 of the reasons that real estate agents gets sued occurs when they're doing a commercial deal -- take time to educate yourself Investment real estate isn't just single family homes -- it's commercial, it's multi-family, it's storage units     “Commercial real estate is very difficult to just dabble in, because there's no centralized MLS." - Tyler Cauble       Join host Karen Briscoe each week to learn how you can achieve success at a higher level by investing just 5 minutes a day! Tune in to hear powerful, inspirational success stories and expert insights from entrepreneurs, business owners, industry leaders, and real estate agents that will transform your business and life. Karen shares a-ha moments that have shaped her career and discusses key concepts from her book Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day: Secrets of a Top Agent Revealed.     Connect with Karen Briscoe:   Twitter: @5MinuteSuccess Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/5minutesuccess/ Website: http://www.5minutesuccess.com/ Email: karen@5minutesuccess.com   Connect with Tyler Cauble:   Website: https://tylercauble.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TylerCauble/ Twitter: @TheCaubleGroup Instagram: Commercial_in_Nashville LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tylercauble/ Book: Open for Business         5 Minute Success Links   Learn more about Karen’s book, Real Estate Success in 5 Minutes a Day   Subscribe to 5 Minute Success Podcast   Spread the love and share the secrets of 5 Minute Success with your friends and colleagues!     Show notes by show producer: Anna Nygren

My guest today is Tyler Sheff the founder of the "Cash Flow Guys". He has an awesome podcast by the way.  Tyler's real estate investing philosophy is building wealth by finding problems not property. That's a great philosophy for sure.  He is also a licensed agent, an educator and a syndicator.  His focus today is on solely on multi-family properties. Show Notes We covered a lot of ground in this show.  Here are some of the things we talked about: How Tyler got started Marketing: Where most of Tyler's leads come from today (it's not where you might think) Why Tyler chose multi-family investing over single family homes The reason he invests in this particular type of properties How to maximize your cash flow and your profitability as a landlord Building a team Building wealth with your Roth IRA And much more! Be sure to stop by the blog more more great real estate investing content.  You can do that here: Louisville Gals Real Estate Blog     .

In episode 119 we hear from my former high school teammate, Tyler Bernsten.  Outside of football Tyler and I also worked the same landscaping job in the summer at Barnes III & Sons.  Tyler and I had a blast reminiscing about games we played in, trips to Applebees for half-price appetizers and appreciating the opportunity and the lessons learned from playing football for the West Morris Central Wolfpack.  Tyler takes us through his journey of bouncing back after throwing 5 interceptions in his first Varsity game to going pick-less in his senior year and ultimately becoming a division-1 college football player. This is my first attempt at a video podcast so please watch and share the YouTube video below.  Let me know if this is something you want more of in the future.   More talking points discussed in our conversation will be scattered throughout the rest of this post.    "YOU INVEST SO MUCH TIME INTO ONE THING, AND IT IS SO HARD WHEN THAT IS TAKEN AWAY IN A SECOND." What went into Tyler's decision to play football at Monmouth University. The difficult conversation Tyler had with his tight end coach at Monmouth when he decided to transfer to Wilkes to pursue his dream of playing quarterback. What Tyler's Mom told him as a kid that sticks with him to this day  How Tyler won the starting job at Wilkes without a red jersey. Tyler's thoughts on youth tackle and flag football. The role Tyler's Mom played in his love for football and his determination in playing quarteback. 

In episode 119 we hear from my former high school teammate, Tyler Bernsten.  Outside of football Tyler and I also worked the same landscaping job in the summer at Barnes III & Sons.  Tyler and I had a blast reminiscing about games we played in, trips to Applebees for half-price appetizers and appreciating the opportunity and the lessons learned from playing football for the West Morris Central Wolfpack.  Tyler takes us through his journey of bouncing back after throwing 5 interceptions in his first Varsity game to going pick-less in his senior year and ultimately becoming a division-1 college football player. This is my first attempt at a video podcast so please watch and share the YouTube video below.  Let me know if this is something you want more of in the future.   More talking points discussed in our conversation will be scattered throughout the rest of this post.    "YOU INVEST SO MUCH TIME INTO ONE THING, AND IT IS SO HARD WHEN THAT IS TAKEN AWAY IN A SECOND." What went into Tyler's decision to play football at Monmouth University. The difficult conversation Tyler had with his tight end coach at Monmouth when he decided to transfer to Wilkes to pursue his dream of playing quarterback. What Tyler's Mom told him as a kid that sticks with him to this day  How Tyler won the starting job at Wilkes without a red jersey. Tyler's thoughts on youth tackle and flag football. The role Tyler's Mom played in his love for football and his determination in playing quarteback.  Tyler handing the ball off to me in a game against Roxbury High School. "IT'S OKAY TO RUN OUT OF BOUNDS." The importance of ignoring the ego when trying to stay healthy. Tyler takes us through his laundry list of injuries while at Wilkes: High ankle sprain Concussion Hamstring Separated shoulder Broken wrist (career ender) The mental and emotional tole of these injuries and what kept him coming back for more in his last year of eligibility. Tyler's advice to young quarterbacks. How witnessing my injury impacted Tyler and his future teammates. The unique bonds forged in high school football. "NEVER LET SOMEONE IN YOUR LIFE TELL YOU, YOU CAN'T DO SOMETHING." - Tyler's Mom Tyler quarterbacking the State Semi-playoff game in his senior season. "IT'S A LITTLE PIECE OF HEAVEN, WHERE OUR FOOTBALL FIELD IS." - West Morris Central Wolfpack Head Coach, Kevin Hennelly The football field remains a happy place for me to this day.  I took this photo during a track workout a few years after graduating from WMC.  It truly is a little slice of heaven and I am sure Tyler's Mom has something to do with that. WHERE CAN YOU CONNECT WITH TYLER?  TWITTER | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | LINKEDIN Download Episode 119 : iTunes | Stitcher | SoundCloud 0 Likes

Reach Us Here: Doug- @DJDoug Strickland- @NiceGuyonBiz Tyler Basu - @tylerbasu   Show Notes by Show Producer: Anna Nygren     In this episode, Doug and Tyler discuss: How Tyler's journey started Content as a marketing tool Using the "f" word…. funnel What happens when you just don't want to do it Key Takeaways: At the end of the day, whatever it is that you sell, it's a solution to the problem Forget about sales funnels and just focus on the perspective of a customer Just ask yourself, "What's one thing that you could give your customer that would move them from cold to warm? And from warm to hot?" Check out Tyler's magazine and podcast   "Podcasting is one of those networking hacks, it gets your foot in the door." - Tyler Basu   Connect with Tyler Basu: Twitter:  @tylerbasu Tyler's Website: www.tylerbasu.com Thinkific Website: www.thinkific.com     Nice Guys Sponsor: Interview Valet is the  best podcast booking service. They are the leader in Podcast Interview Marketing to help you easily turn listeners into leads.   Nice Guys Links Support the podcast at www.Patreon.com/NiceGuys   Subscribe to the Podcast   Niceguysonbusiness.com   TurnkeyPodcast.com - You're the expert. Let us help prove it. Podcast Production, Concept to Launch   Book Doug and/or Strick as a speaker at your upcoming event.   Amazon #1 Best selling book Nice Guys Finish First. Doug's Business Building Bootcamp (10 Module Course)   Survey: Take our short survey so The Nice Guys know what you like.     Partner Links: Amazon.com: Click before buying anything. Help support the podcast.   Interview Valet:  Get interviewed on top podcasts and share your message.   Acuity Scheduling: Stop wasting time going back and forth scheduling appointments   Social Quant - Boost your Twitter following the right way. Targeted reach     Promise Statement: To provide an experience that is entertaining and adds value to your life.   Don't underestimate the Power of Nice.

When we last left Project 7 founder Tyler Merrick, a few missteps and some bad luck had put Project 7 in a bad spot. As in, “this might kill the business” bad spot. Rather than give up, Tyler asked himself, "If we were to take one more shot at it, what would that look like?" The rest is CPG history. Tyler killed all product categories except one, and doubled down on an old strategy from his days in pet food. And it paid off. Tyler and Project 7 disrupted a declining category and pulled of the impossible, becoming the top selling gum at major retailers like Target. Most importantly, Tyler and his team have been able to make a huge impact in the 7 areas of need that inspired Project 7 in the first place. Takeaways & Recap: If you really want to make a difference, lead with product and brand. It doesn’t matter how great your cause marketing is or how charitable your customer. At the end of the day, features and benefits drive consumer behavior. You need a thriving business before you can give back. Hire smart. Not sure whether or not make that next hire? Only pull the trigger if you’re confident the revenue they bring in will be 2.5x their salary. Let your sales numbers tell a story. Start with the buyers who are on board with your concept in order to provide proof of concept - show some momentum and you'll have a nice little velocity story to bring to the more skeptical buyers. Practice Radical Responsibility. Tyler had to make some hard choices, and he maintained his credibility as a leader by shouldering some of the blame. Innovate inside the box. You can diversify your product line without adding too much risk by innovating within limitations. Jump to The strategy that would bring Project 7 back from the brink, and disrupt the gum industry in the process. 2:18 How Tyler and the team went about the business of repairing relationships and getting back on shelves. 7:15 How Tyler deployed "Inside the Box Innovation"to jump to the top of their category and diversify their offering. 13:30 Finally, Tyler returns to the mission and purpose that inspired Project 7 in the process. 22:21 Links Project 7 Connect with Tyler on LinkedIn Have an idea for the show? Drop us a line! Brandbuilder@snacknation.com. Brand Builder is a co-production of SnackNation and ForceBrands.

Most people who don’t want to do the hard work of investing deals are happy to partner with someone who has the experience. How do you find these people and get them to work with you? How do you go about finding and acquiring deals that will yield good returns? How do you get more capital to deploy out to other deals? On this episode, Tyler Sheff shares his strategies and tactics for getting the right deals and building a solid investing business. There are more people out there with money to invest without the skills to do it, than deals to be had. - Tyler Sheff   Takeaways Assess the needs of the person in front of you rather than applying a general rule to everyone. If you want really good cash flow, you can’t buy in the posh areas. Find a state that has favorable landlord laws so you don’t end up having a hard time with difficult tenants.  At the start of the show, Tyler shared how he is able to raise capital privately and find the people that have the money to invest. Next, we talked about how Tyler is able to generate deals from his podcast and from helping people solve their problems. Towards the end of the show, we talked about why you can leverage real estate so much better than the stock market. We also discussed How Tyler goes about acquiring deals How much time you should dedicate to finding capital When the market correction will happen and preparing for it You will often find yourself in one of two markets: one where it’s tough to get really good cash flow but you get appreciation, or a flat, steady market where you can get good cash flow but no appreciation. You can make money in each market, but it will vary. Tyler has managed to get business in both, which helps to cover his bases. If you’re able to raise capital privately to fund the deals and remodel without using your own money, you can get a good return and make enough to continue deploying the cash flow into more deals. Building wealth in real estate can be simple if you go about it the right way. Guest Bio Tyler Sheff currently serves as the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at cashflowguys.com, a company which aims to educate their clientele in investing in real estate and building long-term wealth. The Cash Flow Guys treat each client as a student, giving them the necessary tools needed to succeed as a real estate investor from the ground up. The Cash Flow Guys have one goal – to simplify the process of buying and selling real estate. Coupling his active involvement in real estate investments with his proven negotiation skills makes Sheff a valuable asset to any client. As an educator, the greatest reward Sheff gets from all this hard work is watching Cash Flow Guys students learn and ultimately become successful. Go to cashflowguys.com for more information.

Welcome to Episode 11 of the Ketodontist Podcast!  SUPER excited for our guest today.  His name is Tyler Cartwright.  He is leads the group KetoGains alongside previous show guest Luis Villasenor. This is part 1 of 2. Tyler has a fascination with learning, reading, and self-improvement as a person.  It's truly a bit of an obsession for him - with a personal library which currently clocks in at just north of 2300 books!  At his heaviest he weighed in at 505 lbs, and set out on a journey of self-discovery and leveraged his love of learning with his backgound in science to arrive at a ketogenic diet as a tool for his weight loss.  After over a decade of eating a ketogenic diet, and having lost 295 pounds, he has helped to move the Ketogains community forward as one of the most successful communities of contextualized thought on the use of a ketogenic diet and the applications for fat loss, sports performance, and how to help people transform their lives.  The Ketogains clients have lost in excess of 20,000 in the last 18 months, and countless lives have been changed because of his insight, common-sense, and practical applications to diet, health, training, and living. In this episode we discuss:  How Tyler has lost almost 300 lbs over the last decade. Tyler's past struggles with his weight. How Atkins was a great start for him, and how his nutrition has evolved from there. How he met Luis and how they ended up collaborating for KetoGains. How Keto seems to attract Questioners and Rebels (ie Gretchen Ruben's The Four Tendencies) Why people get so hostile or defensive when discussing nutrition. Why "Lazy" Keto works, until it doesn't. Why there is almost no such thing as "unprocessed" food anymore. Why extended fasting may not be a great idea for some folks. And more! Links and Resources mentioned in the Show www.ketogains.com www.ketogainsbootcamps.com Gretchen Rubin's The Four Tendancies Quiz: https://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/3706759/Gretchen-Rubin-s-Quiz-The-Four-Tendencies      

If you’ve been listening to the podcast for a while, then surely you’ll remember Tyler Sharp. He’s the creative director, photographer, and writer who has explored everywhere from east Africa to Montana’s Paradise Valley and has the stories and images to prove it. He currently works with some of the biggest brands in the outdoor industry, such as Filson and Yeti, helping them to tell authentic and engaging stories. Tyler’s first podcast episode has been one of my most popular—we went deep, covering everything from big-game hunting to kung fu to conservation—so I wanted to have him back to continue the conversation and discuss his latest project, Modern Huntsman. • Modern Huntsman is a biannual publication and online forum for conservationists, creatives, and outdoor enthusiasts. If you enjoy this podcast and my guests’ depth of thinking on topics related to the natural world, then you’re going to love Modern Huntsman. Through thoughtful writing, captivating photography, and elegant design, Tyler and his all-star team intend to improve the perception of hunting in our society by highlighting its thoughtful and conservation-focused aspects, which are often ignored by established media. • I like to hunt, although I’m not obsessed with it like I am with endurance sports. But my work in conservation and deep reading of natural history have given me a firsthand appreciation for the importance of hunting, and the vital role it plays in conserving landscapes and species around the world. Without the efforts of visionary hunters like Theodore Roosevelt, the healthy wildlife populations we enjoy here in the American West would be a mere fraction of what they are today, if they existed at all. Thanks to their deep respect for wildlife born from their love of the sport of hunting, TR and his contemporaries set in motion a conservation ethic that continues to grow and evolve. Now, over 100 years later, Modern Huntsman will carry that ethic forward. • Once again, Tyler and I had a wonderful conversation, and I was incredibly impressed with his ability to discuss complex, sometimes emotionally charged issues in a respectful, intelligent, and non-arrogant tone. Of course we discussed the details of Modern Huntsman, its origins, and why there is a need for such a publication. We chatted about Modern Huntsman’s current Kickstarter campaign, which I highly recommend you support—links are in the notes. We also talked in depth about some of the misconceptions around hunting and specifics about why hunting is so important for conservation throughout the world. And just like last time, Tyler had some excellent book recommendations. • This was a fun and enlightening conversation, so I hope you enjoy. Check out the episode notes for links to everything, and be sure the check out the Modern Huntsman Kickstarter page, watch the film, and support the project. ••• http://www.bit.ly/modernhuntsman http://mountainandprairie.com/tyler-sharp-2/ ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED 3:30 - How Tyler describes his work 6:10 - Modern Huntsman overview 8:40 - Improving hunting’s image 10:00 - Modern Huntsman as “new media” 12:00 - Tyler’s relationship with Simon Roosevelt 14:30 - Modern Huntsman’s target audience 16:30 - Misunderstandings surrounding hunting 20:30 - Modern Huntsman’s strategy for telling the correct story 22:00 - importance of having a woman’s perspective 23:20 - Engaging with non-hunters 26:15 - Esthetics of the magazine 31:00 - List of the editors and contributors 34:50 - History of hunting and conservation 39:00 - Tools for connecting conservation and hunting 43:00 - How safari companies contribute to conservation in Africa 47:50 - The Kickstarter film 50:15 - Tyler’s favorite hunting books 58:10 - Best advice Tyler’s ever received 59:30 - Connect with Modern Huntsman online

It's Bonus Song Thursday! And Bill is joined by special guest, musician and songwriter Tyler Plazio (soldiersofsuburbiaband.com), as we get really tangential to discuss that time that Billy Corgan teamed up with David Bowie to perform "All the Young Dudes" at Madison Square Garden. We end up with our longest BST yet as we talk about the importance of going to college, the best age and era to listen to the Smashing Pumpkins, vinyl vs. Spotify, How Tyler got into Bowie, the Mott the Hoople version of the song, how awful Warped Tour is nowadays, how Bill missed out on seeing Green Day in a small venue, how Tyler got to live that dream, Soldiers of Suburbia's new EP Eating Cigarettes, the stigma of "creative differences," a listener email about punk music being almost completely informed by its fans, how that relates to rap, and the unlikely revival of guitar music.

What is stopping you from achieving financial freedom through apartment building investing? Is it because you don't have single-family experience? Are you intimidated by the perceived complexity of the multi-family space? Or maybe you think you don't have enough money to consider pursuing multi-family deals? Today's guest has encountered and overcome all of these limiting beliefs, and today he reveals how to get out of your own way and get on the road to financial freedom. Tyler Sheff is the founder of CashFlowGuys.com and the host of the Cash Flow Guys Podcast. He was making six figures as a merchant mariner when he and his wife took a hard look at their future. Tyler didn't want to wait until he was 65 to enjoy life, so he took compensatory time and gave himself six months see if real estate investing would prove viable and provide the cashflow necessary to attain financial freedom. In just 11 months, Tyler had replaced his income. At that point, he had invested in 26 units in Florida and Tennessee – using none of his own money. Now he leverages his 17 years of experience to demystify the real estate investing space, encouraging others to focus on cashflow and take massive action toward their goals. Today, Tyler shares his journey, explaining how he landed his first few multi-family deals, why single-family experience is unnecessary in the apartment building space, and how he employs relationship marketing to raise capital. Listen in as he unpacks each of the limiting beliefs that held him back and reveals how to overcome ‘analysis paralysis' and move forward with your dreams of building passive income and escaping the rat race. Key Takeaways  [2:55] How Tyler got started in real estate Desire to ‘get rich quick' Made money as house flipper Sold portfolio before market crash Acquired huge tax bill Went to work for government as merchant mariner Climbed ranks to six-figure salary [4:32] Why Tyler returned to real estate Way to legally, ethically avoid taxation Focus on cashflow this time (not appreciation) Job on ship kept away from family Not feasible to continue for 20 years (physical toll) Wanted better quality of life, time on hands [8:08] Tyler's experience as a landlord ‘Accidental landlord' in late ‘90's to maximize returns on sales of fix and flips Got into multi-family in 2014 to scale quickly [9:10] Tyler's first multi-family deal Pre-approved for VA mortgage ‘For Rent' sign on four-plex Paid zero down, received check for $1700 at closing Moved into one unit, rented other three Rehabbed quickly Cashflow right away Converted one unit to vacation rental Cashflow increased from $1,200 to $5,000/month  [12:12] Tyler's next two deals Learned to raise capital (Secrets of Successful Syndication seminar, Sam Freshman book) Built team, cut teeth on ten- and 12-plex in Memphis Tennessee known for cashflow (not organic appreciation) ‘Overimproved,' didn't see anticipated ROI Learned to analyze needs of tenants Brought to total of 26 units in 11 months Capital raised through IRA lenders Tyler able to quit government job [17:22] The limiting beliefs that held Tyler back Analysis paralysis (first deal so good, couldn't stop comparing) Fear of making mistakes was crippling [19:22] Why single-family experience is unnecessary to enter the multi-family space ‘Almost better off with no experience' Tyler feels single-family background made him too conservative [21:49] How Tyler achieved multi-family deals without using any of his own money Partnered with experienced property management company Enlisted exceptional legal and accounting teams Experience of team led to capital (didn't matter that Tyler was inexperienced) [23:05] How Tyler leveraged ‘relationship marketing' to raise capital Started podcast, Cashflow 101 workshops Positioning self as expert led to referrals Matched investors with experienced syndicators Learned from those syndicators (willing to help) [24:44] Why the complexity of multi-family is a limiting belief Same as single-family, just larger scale (only one roof) Tyler contends apartments are easier to work with Many moving parts, must be able to manage others effectively [25:50] The importance of Tyler's first deal Critical in realizing he could do this Second and third deals built confidence as he encountered and overcame problems [26:56] How Tyler's life has changed Doesn't have to ‘hunt' for next check as buy and hold investor Receives mailbox money each month Continues to attract capital, source opportunities Time available to educate others with free content Freedom to spend time with family [29:51] Tyler's perfect day Watch sunrise in kayak Fish all morning Work on podcast, instructional video in afternoon Help others attain same kind of financial freedom [30:27] Tyler's advice for aspiring multi-family investors What do you have to lose? Only tangible thing is time Educate yourself and take action [31:02] How Tyler wants to be remembered As change-maker who ‘made difficult stuff simple' Connect with Tyler Cash Flow Guys Tyler's YouTube Channel Resources Secrets of Successful Syndication Principles of Real Estate Syndication by Samuel K. Freshman Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money to Buy Your First Apartment Building

On today's show, I spoke with Yale standout Tyler Lu. Tyler has played #1 at Yale since his freshman year, and was ranked as high as #64 in the country in college. We discussed Tyler's journey from starting tennis at 12 years old to transitioning to the pro tour, and some excellent tips that can help improve your serve and mindset on the court. Tyler, a blue chip recruit, has defeated a bunch of top 40 ranked college tennis players and was ranked as high as No. 3 in the Southern California (SoCal) region as a junior and No. 24 in the nation by the USTA. I am definitely glad that Tyler's brother Austin reached out to me to get this interview set up. Thanks to Tyler for coming onto The Tennis Files Podcast! I really enjoyed speaking with him. Tyler is a very intelligent young man with a bright future ahead of him. I hope you enjoy his very insightful thoughts about tennis and advice on how we can all play better tennis. Time-Stamped Show Notes [1:49] Sports and activities Tyler did as a young kid before playing tennis [3:25] Tyler's first memory of hitting a tennis ball [4:17] ] Was it difficult starting tennis at a relatively late age? [6:07] Tyler started practicing seriously from day 1 [6:57] Tyler's first tournament experience and its impact on his career [7:52] How playing other sports helps tennis players on the mental side of the game and competing [9:15] Tyler not making his high school tennis team first year [10:17] The structure of Tyler's high school tennis team tryouts [11:15] How Tyler responded after not making his high school team [13:02] Why Tyler didn’t train at a tennis academy and still improved his game a ton [14:16] Tyler's experience with coaches as a junior player [14:51] When Tyler started to reach a high ranking in Southern California and the nation [15:41] What helped Tyler reach the top of the junior rankings in such a relatively short period of time [17:09] Tyler's playing style, and how it evolved as he got older up until college? [18:46] How to selectively go for your shots [19:31] Tyler's proudest moment in his junior tennis career [20:29] His biggest victories in the juniors [21:29] The recruiting process as an upperclassman in high school [22:13] How and why Tyler choose Yale over other big name schools? [23:27] The school Tyler would have gone to if he didn't select Yale [24:39] Which Ivy League school had the highest-ranked tennis program [25:12] What part of Tyler's game he improved the most while at Yale? [26:28] Key tip to improve your serve -Visualize yourself hitting the top of the ball up on your serve for more power -Works for flat and topspin serves -Slice side of the ball for slice serves [30:34] What was a typical day of practice like in college? [32:54] How difficult was it to balance studies at a top Ivy League school with Division I tennis? [34:47] How much off-court training (weight training, agility/sprints) did the team do? [36:45] What was the lowest point in Tyler's college tennis career, and how he overcame it [40:05] The college tennis dynamics of supporting your teammates while competing for a spot in the lineup [42:12] Tyler's most memorable team match with Yale [44:32] Why confidence is so importance for tennis players [49:04] Factors Tyler considered when deciding whether to go pro [50:45] The profession Tyler would take up if he didn’t decide to go pro [52:00] How Tyler plans to handle the financial burden of playing on the pro tour [54:10] Why domestic tournaments can cost more than international tournaments [56:26] Tyler's goals for his first year on tour [57:20] Will Tyler be traveling with a coach and/or team during this time? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

135 - Tyler Tashiro Podcaster / Internet Info-Marketer / Visionary   When Passion meets Purpose   Tyler shares so much in this episode:   What's flawed with the education system The gamification of business and why now it's so critical Discover his secrets for how to take action behind information you might be consuming Why people are not getting further ahead in their entrepreneurial career His formula for action taking His journey in education and how he got his start as an entrepreneur Confronting the "ghosts" of the past and what it's meant for his journey How Tyler vets business opportunities and projects As a podcaster, what Tyler has learned about interviewing better The one question that Tyler asks himself continuously Books Tyler recommends "Results don't reflect what you know, they reflect what you do"  - Tyler Tashiro Tyler is very much an advocate for entrepreneurs and having mentorship in order to increase your probability of success.   Tyler shares his tips for finding mentors, what it looks like and how to make the most of it.  This is one of the best talks about mentorship.   HOW TO CONNECT WITH TYLER: Podcast:  The Rising Entrepreneur  http://trepodcast.com/ http://www.mytravelrenaissance.com/yes3.php Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/tyler.tashiro.1  

[Listen on iTunes] TYLER TERVOOREN is the founder of Riskology, a blog where he writes for introverts about the science and strategies for becoming a great leader. Tyler loves finding new ideas for improving and testing them on himself, including running a marathon on every continent, running three businesses, and organizing three successful Guinness World Record attempts. Tyler figures that if the time is going to pass anyway, he might as well spend it doing fun things with interesting people. In this episode we talk about: Recreating his relationship with his dad. How self confidence allows us to love more fully in our intimate relationships. How Tyler gains self confidence by learning to do things himself before calling on an expert. Quotes from this episode: When you’re confident in yourself - in your life - and you can lead a happy life on your own, it allows you to really give all of yourself to someone else. The meaning or purpose of being a dad is figuring out how to be a dad. Resources from this episode: www.riskology.co/fix-it-yourself/

Tyler Sharp is an adventurer, sportsman, conservationist, and world traveler with a gift for telling stories through images and words. While he may be best known for his photography focusing on Americana and Western lifestyle, travel, and adventure, Tyler has built a substantial resume that includes filmmaking, directing, writing, and creative strategy. His work has taken him to some of the most spectacular and far-flung regions of the globe, with an emphasis on East Africa, Montana, and his home state of Texas. • As a devoted hunter and fisherman, Tyler has chased game in some of the world’s wildest regions, giving him a global perspective on the importance of natural resources, game management, and sustainable hunting practices. As you’ll hear in our conversation, Tyler has thought deeply about the practical and ethical implications of hunting and fishing both abroad and here in the American West. His sincere devotion to conservation and adventure shines through in his work and has made him the go-to photographer for iconic brands such as Filson, Cabelas, and Stetson, to name a few. • Tyler and I met up in Estes Park, Colorado, just outside of Rocky Mountain National Park, for a fun conversation that could have gone on for hours. We discussed his beginnings as a professional photographer, which began in earnest when he moved to East Africa just out of college—he’s got some intense stories from his travels that include run-ins with lions and leopards. We covered his thoughts on conservation, and how his time traveling abroad has given him a clearer understanding of conservation issues facing the American West. Then the conversation took an unexpected but interesting turn when we chatted about his commitment to Kung Fu (yes, Kung Fu!), meditation, and eastern philosophy. • Be sure to check out the episode notes for the full list of topics covered, because we touch on a lot. This is a wide-ranging conversation that takes many surprising twists and turns. Hope you enjoy! ••• http://mountainandprairie.com/tyler-sharp/ ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED: 2:40 - How Tyler describes his work 3:40 - Tyler’s niche in the creative world 4:25 - Tyler’s background 5:35 - Heading to Los Angeles from Texas for college 7:00 - Post college adventures in Africa 8:10 - The shock of moving to Tanzania from LA 10:30 - Learning how to “grease the wheels” in Africa 11:25 - How time in Africa changed Tyler 13:20 - Threat of people versus wildlife 14:10 - Craziest experience in Africa (spoiler alert - it involves a lion!) 20:40 - Showdown with a leopard 22:20 - Transition from Africa to American West 24:15 - His choice to focus in on his passion 26:30 - Specific actions that have allowed Tyler to separate himself from the competition 31:10 - Tyler’s personal brand 32:00 - Tyler’s conservation ethic 35:00 - Discussion about conservation and hunting 39:00 - Hunters and others coming together to save public lands 40:00 - Details on The Modern Huntsman 41:55 - Blowback from posting hunting photos online 44:35 - Importance of having conversations versus fighting 46:30 - Tyler’s definition of “conservation” 50:00 - Kung Fu and other martial arts 52:50 - Physical and mental benefits of Kung Fu 56:00 - Favorite books 1:00:50 - Advice to take better landscape photos 1:03:50 - Favorite place in the West 1:05:30 - Tyler’s request of the listeners 1:09:50 - Connect with Tyler online

In Special Chronicles Podcast Episode 207, Daniel Smrokowski sits down with Tyler McNamer, who was diagnosed on the autism spectrum and is the author of the book "Population: One - Autism, Adversity, and the Will to Succeed."  Tune-in for a fun and in-depth conversation on Tyler's book as we talk about: How Tyler's book project began Why he … Continue reading SCP207: Extraordinary Ability The post SCP207: Extraordinary Ability first appeared on Special Chronicles.

Tyler Willis is probably one of the best angel investors around and has invested in seed stage companies that have gone on to raise from the likes of Index Ventures, Founders Fund, Khosla Ventures and others. Some of these investments include the likes of wildly popular ride sharing app Lyft, the incredible Patreon (now delivering 2m a month to creators) and Change.org which now has over 80m users. We would like to say a special thank you to Mattermark for providing all the data used in the show today and you can check out Mattermark Search here!   In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Tyler made it into startups and the investing industry? 2.) Where does Tyler sit on investor specialisation? Is it best to have preferred sectors and round sizes? 3.) What elements are essential for Tyler pre investment and what can be tweaked later down the line? 4.) Question from Arielle Zuckerberg: How does Tyler evaluate customer acquisition so well? What is his approach to this with potential investments and portfolio companies? 5.) Why are people so negative on the future of innovation? Is Founders Fund's 'we expected flying cars and instead got 140 characters' fair? Items Mentioned In Today's Episode: Tyler's Fave Book: Innovator's Dilemma by Clayton Christensen Tyler's Fave Blog or Newsletter: Mattermark Daily As always you can follow The Twenty Minute VC, Harry and Tyler on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!

"If you don't follow up it's like you were never there"- Tyler Wagner Do you want to speed up your progression as an entrepreneur? Then meeting influencers in person at events is one of the best things you can do. Today's guest on the Art of Adventure is a professional conference attendee, and he wrote the bestselling book Conference Crushing to help you build key relationships at live events. His book is a perfect reminder to read right before a conference or big event. It's short enough to get through on the plane! Tyler Wagner identifies 17 things you can do before, during, and after an event to optimize what you get out of the conference. The first part of this episode covers networking at live events. After his own book hit bestseller status, Wagner decided to help other authors replicate his success. To date, he has helped over 40 people hit #1 bestseller status. The second part of this episode includes Tyler's best tips on writing, publishing, and marketing your book to become a bestselling author. This episode is for you if you want to maximize your time at conferences and events, or if you want publish a bestselling book! Quotes "My goal at conferences centers around the people" - Tyler Wagner "Kill 100 birds with one stone"- Tyler Wagner "You can make yourself less fearful by preparing"- Tyler Wagner "If you don't follow up it's like you were never there"- Tyler Wagner "You can learn something from everyone"- Tyler Wagner "I keep giving, knowing it will come back to me"- Tyler Wagner "As a writer, trust the process"- Tyler Wagner "Don't perfect the process, complete the process"- Tyler Wagner "Your first draft will be very wordy"- Tyler Wagner "People don't fall in love with your writing, the fall in love with you"- Tyler Wagner "Love and happiness are a choice"- Tyler Wagner "I want to help people become more of themselves"- Tyler Wagner "Adventure is traveling and doing what you feel without planning step by step"- Tyler Wagner What you will learn in this episode: -How to maximize your outcomes from attending a conference or retreat -How to prepare for a conference (hint: using Twitter to research the people you want to meet) -What to do during a conference -Why and how to follow up after an event -How you can create value for everyone at an event -How to take mental notes on your conversations at events that will help you give more up front -How to start writing your book by mindmapping your chapter topics -How Tyler got his first book to bestseller status -Tyler's secret list building technique using audiobook versions of your book -How to take advantage of trends when marketing your book -Tyler's thoughts on the writing process -How you can leverage your book for paid speaking Continue the Adventure: Authors Unite Book a call with Tyler on Clarity Conference Crushing: The 17 Undeniable Rules Of Building Relationships, Growing Your Network, And Crushing A Conference Even If You Don't Know Anyone Publishing references: James Altucher How to Self-Publish a Bestseller: Publishing 3.0 Ryan Holiday's publicity stunts How This Man Got the Media to Fall for ShipYourEnemiesGlitter Stunt Thanks Tyler Wagner! If you enjoyed this session of The Art of Adventure Podcast, let Tyler know by clicking on the link below and sending him a quick shout out on Twitter: Click here to thank Tyler on Twitter! Support the Art of Adventure! This podcast is supported by listeners like you! Become a patron of the Art of Adventure on Patreon Subscribe to The Art of Adventure Podcast for free in iTunes or Stitcher. If you enjoyed the show, please help us by leaving a 5-star rating and review! You might also like these episodes: AOA 072 | Jason Treu | How To Build Extraordinary Relationships AOA 030 | Dave Booda | Exploring Creativity and Relationships