Podcasts about how we did it

Send us a textThis episode is all about How We Did It, when we renovated 2 out of state units in Idaho, traveling to the units twice, for 4 days each.We are discussing the condition of the units (one was in bad shape and one not so bad) and the work performed by ourselves and those we hired.  As we did not have a team in Idaho, we also talked about how we quickly were able to put one together.For the first time, we painted kitchen cabinets, using Beyond Paint Products. So, listen to the process we followed and how they turned out. In addition to the kitchen cabinets, we or those we hired painted these units, installed new lighting, replaced old and dirty plugs and switches with decora style ones, replaced the old yucky carpet with LVP, and replaced Formica kitchen countertops with Quartz counters we purchased for a steal.Communication, organization, and time management were all key elements to pulling this renovation off and we are here to share how it all worked out!LINKS

On this episode of "How We Did It", host Alex Dagostino chats with Dr. Jeffrey Proniloff of Sequoia Dentistry. Dr. Proniloff talks about his journey in dentistry, what makes his practice an eAssist Top Practice and advice for recent dental grads.To learn more about eAssist Dental Solutions, please visit dentalbilling.com. To schedule your complimentary consultation with eAssist, please visit https://shorturl.at/mDQV4.

In this episode of "How We Did It", we hear from Top Practice Award winner Dr. Stephen Cheung on his journey in dentistry, what sets his office apart as a Top Practice and what advice he would give to recent dental grads.To learn more about eAssist Dental Solutions, please visit dentalbilling.com.

On this episode of "How We Did It", your host Alex Dagostino is joined by Dr. Naina Mahale of Strive Dental Studio. Dr. Mahale shares her journey in dentistry, beginning with graduating dental school from the University of Minnesota in 2008. She opened her own practice in 2018. In the episode, she talks about how her practice tries to replicate the service you receive at the Apple store, meaning that someone walks you through every step of the way throughout treatment. The episode concludes with Dr. Mahale sharing what sets her practice apart as an eAssist Top Practice and some words of advice for recent dental graduates.To learn more about eAssist Dental Solutions, please visit dentalbilling.com.

On this episode of "How We Did It", your host Alex Dagostino is joined by Dr. Krista Wortman of Summit Family Dental. Dr. Wortman dreamed of becoming a dentist since she was a kid and chased her dreams. Along the way, she met her husband in dental school and eventually joined practices together. Listen to Dr. Wortman talk about differentiating herself from other practices, what makes Summit Family Dental an eAssist Top Practice, and what advice she would give to dental school graduates.To learn more about eAssist Dental Solutions, visit dentalbilling.com.

On this episode of "How We Did It", your host Alex Dagostino is joined by Dr. Alexander Nguyen of Surprise Oral and Implant Surgery. Dr. Nguyen shares his journey in dentistry, starting at 17 years old with his dental x-ray license. Dr. Nguyen cites high quality patient care and a top-notch patient experience as what makes his practice an eAssist Top Practice. To learn more about eAssist Dental Solutions, please visit dentalbilling.com.

On this episode of "How We Did It", your host Alex Dagostino is joined by Dr. Ric Crowder of Crowder Family Dentistry. Dr. Crowder shares his journey in dentistry, being an untraditional third generation dentist. He started dental school at 28 years old before opening his own practice in 2006. Dr. Crowder cites being a small town dentist in a large metropolitan area as what differentiates his practice from others and makes his practice an eAssist Top Practice. To learn more about eAssist Dental Solutions, please visit dentalbilling.com.

On this episode of "How We Did It", your host Alex Dagostino is joined by Dr. Bradford Plasha of The Dental Spot. Dr. Plasha shares his journey in dentistry, starting with an initial interest in dentistry dating back to high school. After graduating from Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Plasha worked in private practice and corporate dental before eventually opening a practice of his own. Dr. Plasha cites establishing trust with patients and the ability to deliver all forms of patient care in-house as what makes his practice an eAssist Top Practice.

On this episode of "How We Did It", your host Alex Dagostino is joined by Dr. Jarrett Romine of Romine Family Dental. Dr. Romine shares his journey in dentistry, beginning with his graduation during the COVID-19 pandemic, working for corporate dental and an associate, and buying his practice about a year ago. Dr. Romine cites hard work and treating his patients well as what makes his practice an eAssist Top Practice.

On this episode of "How We Did It", Dr. Cedrick McDonald of Victory Dental Center takes us through how he got to where he is today, beginning with shadowing mentors during undergrad breaks to eventually opening his practice in 2010. Dr. McDonald discusses how his diverse staff and unorthodox office hours, along with his expertise in various procedures, sets his practice apart from competing dental facilities. He cites patient satisfaction and building patient relationships as what makes his practice an eAssist Top Practice.

We Made it to the Top 5% of All Podcasts Globally! How We Did It

We come to the closing steps of the Dog Days of Podcasting for 2022, and we look back on how we did, how we did it, and how we felt about the whole thing. The audio portion of this episode is shared on a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License. Sounds and music are provided… Continue reading A Retrospect

Justine Medina is a member of the organizing committee for the Amazon Labor Union and a packer at the JFK8 warehouse in Staten Island. The ALU recently won a historic victory, defeating Amazon's multi-million dollar union-busting campaign to make JFK8 the first unionized Amazon warehouse in the country. It was a victory many thought impossible. But Amazon underestimated the ALU and through persistent organizing work, the union pulled off an astonishing victory that is expected to be a game-changer for Amazon workers around the country. Justine's commentary "How We Did It" can be read in Labor Notes. In this conversation, we discuss how a group of dedicated Amazon workers, organizing independently of any major union, managed to pull off a stunning triumph for the labor movement. We talk about the lessons that others can take from the ALU's example.Find out how you can support the Amazon Labor Union here. Special thanks to Micheal "Airlift Mike" Ziants of Airlift Productions for narrating the trailer. Trailer edited by Tim Gray. Music: "The Descent" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: by Attribution 3.0Justine is the one in the glasses. 

So, as many of you would know, in the last week, I became an American Citizen. And with that, I had a lot of questions about our immigration journey from Australia to America. And a lot of suggestions that our immigration journey might be a great episode in terms of personal risk and how we – as a family - balanced the challenges of the unknown with the incredible opportunity that immigration to the US offers.So, this week, instead of a How They Did It episode, this is a How We Did It episode. From late 2013 when our immigration journey began to Tuesday September 21 2021, when the journey for me, and my boys, finally ended. Fair warning, this is more of a personal episode so it is a bit longer than the usual Risktory Podcast episode. The Risktory Podcast is created, written, hosted and produced by Jacinthe A Galpin.All rights reserved.Bibliographyhttps://www.uscis.gov/green-card/green-card-eligibility/green-card-through-the-diversity-immigrant-visa-program

In the debut of Where Parents Talk with Lianne Castelino on 105.9 The Region, Lianne speaks to Karl Subban, father of five, grandfather of 4, educator, school principal and author about how parents can help their kids reach their potential.

Financially conservative people often seek comfort in a spreadsheet which soon becomes their master, eventually resulting in in-action. Risk takers on the other hand, have no issues with taking action, but could often do far better with a little more planning. Once again, the solution isn't in the investment, it's within the investor.In this episode, hopefully you'll see the importance of receiving advice - more important to just receiving this advice however, is the need to ensure the advice can turn what may be considered a weakness, into a strength.In the episode, I suggested one of the ways you could locate an adviser for your needs would be to visit Financial Advice NZ for a comprehensive list that doesn't discriminate around areas of speciality or remuneration models. If you would like to enquire around working with Darcy (financial adviser), you can schedule in a free 15 min conversation just click on this link_____________________________________________________________The NZ Everyday Investor is brought to you in partnership with Hatch. Hatch, let's you become a shareholder in the world's biggest companies and funds. We're talking about Apple and Zoom, Vanguard and Blackrock.So, if you're listening in right now and have thought about investing in the US share markets, well, Hatch has given us a special offer just for you... they'll give you a $20 NZD top-up when you make an initial deposit into your Hatch account of $100NZD or more. Just go to https://hatch.as/NZEverydayInvestor to grab your top up. __________________________________________________________________Like what you've heard?You can really help with the success of the NZ Everyday Investor by doing the following:1- Follow the NZ Everyday Investor on Clubhouse. This link also serves as an invite to the platform.2- Write a review on Facebook, or your favourite podcast player3- Help support the mission of our show on Patreon by contributing here4- To catch the live episodes, please ensure you have subscribed to us on Youtube: 5- Sign up to our newsletter here6-Tell your friends!NZ Everyday Investor is on a mission to increase financial literacy and make investing more accessible for the everyday person!Please ensure that you act independently from any of the content provided in these episodes - it should not be considered personalised financial advice for you. This means, you should either do your own research taking on board a broad range of opinions, or ideally, consult and engage a financial adviser to provide guidance around your specific goals and objectives.If you would like to enquire around working with Darcy (financial adviser), you can schedule in a free 15 min conversation just click on this link__________________________________________________________________

Podcast 009 | Thru-hiking the Appalachian TrailOn this episode, Jeanne talks with Calvin and Patti Yarbough about their experience of thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail, and the way that adventure has shaped their lives. 2:20     “We were novices when it came to hiking, and so we found ourselves tripping and slipping quite often, and so Tripper and Slipper seemed like appropriate trail names.” 5:09     “Really, just saying we're gonna do it, and the more we talked about it, the more emboldened we became…” 12:15   “I love reading, so the more information I could get about the AT, the more excited I got.  It wasn't so much trying to plan so I could avoid things, it's just because the AT is such a passion for me.” 13:52   “When we started, what we didn't know is that we would actually begin our attempt to thru-hike with an ice storm…” 17:44  “We hiked on top of mountains when there was lightning, you never know that's going to come up, that's not what you want to do.  We ran the mountain trying to get down…” 18:31   “One of the things we discovered on the trail is, you know what, a hiker is a hiker, we hike our own hike, but we are there for the same purpose, to be out and to hike.” 25:04   “My favorite time of everyday was getting up and having coffee and a honeybun.” 33:06  “We all live in our own bubbles, but when you get out and you're walking through a town you see it in a whole different light.” 36:27  “If there was any one thing that would keep you motivated to move, it would be the mosquitoes and the black flies.” 38:25   “My mindset was: for a time such as this, this is what I'm doing, and everything that might be uncomfortable or might be different, it's all worth it.” 41:27   “Coming up to that sign, that epic, iconic sign of Mt Katahdin (man I'm starting to get emotional even now), everything just wells up within you, all that you had accomplished together…” 46:07  “Coming Back, we asked ourselves ‘how can we adjust our lives now that we're back into the everyday world.  How now can we adjust our lives to this storm, to continue to live out our purpose to meet people right where they are?” 48:07   “Today, we are living more with less, living from our Airstream…” “Slipper” has read untold amounts of books and blogs about the Appalachian Trail and the Full Time RV Lifestyle, and we have discussed our reasons and purpose for thru-hiking the A.T in 2016 (and other trails thereafter) and for living the Full Time RV Lifestyle asap upon our return from our thru-hike.“Tripper's” life purpose is “To meet people where they are and help them to become all that they can be.”Tripper's thru-hike purpose is to learn as many “life lessons” as possible from nature and creation and return to write 4 books about the epic experience: a Relational book, an Inspirational/Motivational book, a How-We-Did-It book and a Children's book. Why? To help people “trip” less and hike more on their journey of life and to hike their own hike (whatever path they are on) to becoming all that they can be.” Living the RV Lifestyle will help us to maintain the simplicity of life while striving to live the rest of our lives as an ongoing adventure!“Slipper's” purpose is to be the helpmate to “Tripper” (with photo, media and partnership) and to help create and capture the “life lessons” that will be shared with others for generations to come. It is “Slipper's” desire to join “Tripper” in this epic venture to help people “slip” less and hike more on their life journey and to encourage others (via her thru-hike) to “put their best foot forward” in an attempt to climb and conquer any mountain that may stand before them. While some may want to move their mountain… Slipper's encouragement is: “Why not climb it?” The RV Lifestyle and the minimalist living that it provides enables us to “keep the main thing the main thing” (living a full and meaningful life of adventure, purpose, abundance and enjoyment).People are always asking us:How did you feel about your attempt to thru-hike The Appalachian Trail in 2016 and other trails around the world thereafter? How do you you feel about selling your house (and everything in it) to live Full-Time from an Airstream RV (less than 240 sq.ft)? You can read more about Tripper and Slipper on their blog and Instagram. Ten Tips To Take Back The PeaceA free ebook if you are looking for some rest in your day-to-day like I was.Get your free resource Ten Tips HERE. Become the artist you dream to be. Creativity is Calling at jeanneoliver.com. You can connect with Jeanne on Instagram and Facebook. 

In this episode of the Farm Equipment podcast, “How We Did It” brought to you by HBS Systems, we introduce you to the story of the family owned manufacturer Claas. A global combine and forage equipment manufacturer based in Germany Claas says it’s coming into the American market in a big way.

SOCIAL MEDIA PROPERTY SELLING LEAVES THE REST FOR DEAD 22 MILLS BEACON HILL AND 22 SOLDIERS AVENUE FRESHWATER - SOLD OFF SOCIAL...HOW WE DID IT?

It's our last episode of the year! As a gift to you, it's a short one where we follow up on some previous shows - concerts, hair products, diets etc. An Idris rival double dose was needed this time around and as usual Kat does not disappoint!Thank you listeners! Hope you have a wonderful holiday!Opening Song: INTRO ("Other People's Heartache Part 4") ft Kianja by BastilleEarworm: United State of Pop 2017 (How We Did It) by DJ EarwormTwitter, Instagram: @thewsoashowFacebook: What's She On Aboutemail: info@thewsoashow.com

It's our last episode of the year! As a gift to you, it's a short one where we follow up on some previous shows - concerts, hair products, diets etc. An Idris rival double dose was needed this time around and as usual Kat does not disappoint!Thank you listeners! Hope you have a wonderful holiday!Opening Song: INTRO ("Other People's Heartache Part 4") ft Kianja by BastilleEarworm: United State of Pop 2017 (How We Did It) by DJ EarwormTwitter, Instagram: @thewsoashowFacebook: What's She On Aboutemail: info@thewsoashow.com

Karl Subban is a retired school teacher and administrator of 30 years with the Toronto District School Board. He has worked with Canadian Tire on a project that teaches Canadian families about the important benefits of their children participating in hockey and served as an ambassador for Hyundai Hockey Helpers Program. When he is not delivering empowering speeches to Canadian audiences on how to find one’s potential, he spends time teaching his grandchildren how to skate. all 3 of his sons are professional hockey players, P.K. (Nashville Predators), Malcolm (Las Vegas Golden Knights) and Jordan (AHL Utica Comets),His new book"How We Did It." is more then a hockey book as it offers up life lessons, family stories and words to live by, he joins Mark and AJ to talk about it. Tune in each week on 540 am in NY NJ CT and streaming on www.sportstalknylive.com at 7pm Sundays for the live broadcast.Please take a moment to like our fan page WLIE 540 AM SPORTSTALKNY and follow us on twitter @sportstalkny

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