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How do you really know where your leads are coming from? How do you know if a campaign you're running is successful? In this episode of WingnutSocial, the founder of Measurement Marketing—Chris Mercer—shares a genius way to track your leads and manage your campaigns with UTMs (Urchin Tracking Modules). Even better, it can save you a whole lotta moolah. Don't miss it! What You'll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [1:47] For more info on this subject head over to Wingnut Premium! [2:13] Mini News Sesh: Instagram changing its model [6:12] Learn more about Chris Mercer's expertise [9:55] What in the world is a UTM? [12:42] How to set up a design campaign with UTMs [18:25] How to understand the UTM terminology [23:07] Learn more about our sponsor Build Lane [25:35] Email marketing using UTMs [34:24] Learn to be good enough to get going  [35:32] The What Up Wingnut Round! [38:32] Where to learn more about Measurement Marketing [43:39] Blooper Reel! Connect with Chris Mercer https://measurementmarketing.io/ Measurement Market FREE Toolbox Kit (Be sure to look at the UTM in the link on the webpage!) Connect on LinkedIn Resources & People Mentioned Adam Mosseri's Announcement on Instagram Influence by Robert Cialdini (The updated edition) ActiveCampaign What in the world is a UTM? An Urchin Tracking Module (Thank God someone shortened it to UTM) is a parameter. When you go into your email and go to click on a link, look at the link. It will often end with something like “UTM_Source=” AKA a parameter. They identify themselves with platforms like Google analytics. So if you click on a link in an email, the UTM will tell Google Analytics that you came to someone's site from an email. It will tell them the email you clicked on and even the subject line. Social media is a place you can get really busy and it's great to know if your activity leads to results. That's why a UTM is important.  You might go into Google analytics and see something like Facebook.com/referral or Pitnerest.com/referral. You know those platforms caused that person to come to your site. With UTMs you can take it a step further and know exactly where the referral came from (such as a paid ad or pin that they clicked on). You get better at identifying where your traffic is coming from.  How to set up a campaign with UTMs Chris points out that when you share a photo or story you usually have a call to action where someone can click on a link to learn more. When you create that CTA, you can add the UTM parameters. The goal is to identify the who, what, and the why. Who is sending you traffic? What type is being sent? What was the purpose of the traffic? If Chris just enters his homepage, Google will tell him they came from Instagram to the site but it doesn't tell him much else. But he could add the parameters “UTM_Source=Instagram” to identify the source of the traffic (i.e. the “brand name” of the traffic source). He could use “UTM_Medium=Social” to know it's stuff that he's sharing for social engagement (i.e. the type of traffic). A parameter of “UTM_Campaign=Academy” can tell him the purpose of the traffic (to join his training academy). A UTM allows you to identify where to spend your time, including the platform and type of posts. You can really hone in and employ the most effective marketing for your business. Using UTMs should NOT be optional for you.  Listen to the whole episode to hear Chris explain why you should use UTMs for emails—and how to do it! And to learn how to use UTMs for different mediums, head on over to Wingnut Premium for an extended interview.  Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla's Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs) Wingnut Social Podcast Sponsor: Desi Creswell Ready to stop being overwhelmed? Check out Desi Creswell's new “Out of Overwhelm” coaching group Desi Creswell's Daily Planner Wingnut Social Podcast Sponsor: Build Lane Looking for a great custom furniture option? Check out Build https://buildlane.com/   Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

If Chris is to be believed, this is the story of the very first recorded close encounter of the 3rd kind. Is Chris to be believed? Idunno? Let's listen in!

On the heels of releasing his 2021 Draft QB Rankings, Chris answers questions from the homies about his Top 6 passers and others who didn't make the cut.(6:10) Zach Wilson: Should we be concerned about his weak schedule? His shoulder injury? If Chris were the Jaguars GM, would he draft him #1 overall? And should the Jets draft Wilson or trade for Deshaun Watson?(20:45) Trevor Lawrence: Does he remind Chris of Andrew Luck?(24:50) Mac Jones: Are people overlooking his physical traits?(36:30) Kellen Mond: Why could he be a good NFL QB when he wasn't overwhelming in college? And is there any concern over the track record of Jimbo Fisher QBs? And would he be a good fit with the Steelers or 49ers?(48:45) Justin Fields: Does he compare closely to Sam Darnold? How easy will it be to fix his mechanics?(58:15) Trey Lance: Does he compare at all to Josh Allen? Would he be a bad pick for the Panthers at #8?(1:04:45) Others: What does Chris think of Kyle Trask, Davis Mills, Sam Ehlinger, and Jamie Newman? Are there any mid-round sleepers he likes?

Jack of all trades adventure man, Chris Whittaker, returns to the Occupation Wild podcast to give an exclusive insight on how he gets paid to travel the world!  If Chris’s name sounds familiar it’s because he was one of The Occupation Wild Podcast’s first guests and you can hear his full-origin story on episode 7!  Coming to us from Tanzania fresh-off an expedition climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro he details his life of adventure and his new course he just launched that teaches you the tips and tricks he’s cultivated after 8 years of getting paid to travel and live a life of adventure!  If 2020 has left you dreaming of travel then this episode is for you!  How to Travel the World and Get Paid Course: https://global-shenanigans.com/digital-courses/ Follow Chris on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/global_shenanigans/ Get 10% off at Mama P with the code: wild10 https://mamap.life/ Occupation Wild: Check out who’s hiring: https://www.occupationwild.com/ Get new jobs sent right to your inbox!: https://www.occupationwild.com/sign-up

Moving house is stressful. The logistics for packing, timing, changing utilities, and even the emotional journey of packing up a lifetime worth of memories can be daunting to those who don't do it regularly. Today, we find out how to choose the right removalist to make the job as smooth as possible.Having experienced more than 20 moves in the past 40 years, you could say Howe Tran has accumulated a lifetime of experience when it comes to hiring a removalist. His company, the removalist comparison platform, Findamover.com.au has helped hundreds of thousands of stressed Australians each year by allowing them to choose the right removalist for the job and relocate successfully, locally or interstate.1. What type of removalists are there to help move our home?2. How can I screen a removalist before choosing one?3. If I want 2 movers and a truck, what is the going rate?4. If I want all the bells and whistles - packing, pre-sale storage, fragile items, piano, what type of removals would be best suited for the job?5. Once, I moved house literally around the corner, and the removalists suggested they do 3 smaller moves, rather than packing the truck to the brim. It ended up costing me twice what I expected to pay as they took about 13 hours. What hidden costs can blow out the cost of moving house?6. Chris from Rosanna had a bottle of Grange Hermitage from his birth year and told the removalists that he would move it to his new home. He wrapped the bottle carefully in some blankets and put it on the back seat of his car. When he opened the car door at his new home, the blanket unravelled and the bottle fell to the ground, smashing the precious grange, leaving a stain on his new driveway. If Chris had allowed the removalists to move it, he would have been covered, but was never told. How do you know when your belongings are covered for damage, and when they are not?     a). Why won't removalists take things like gas bottles from a BBQ, and other flammable objects?7. What's the best type of service for someone needing to move interstate or overseas?8. What type of moving company should we stand clear from?9. Who do you turn to when you encounter a problem with a removalist?10. How does 'Find A Mover' help people needing to move? Contact:If you would like to find our how Howe can help you with your next move, go to www.findamover.com.au or email: info@findamover.com.au or if you would like to be a registered moving company on findamover.com.au, you can gain more customers by being part of this successful comparison platform.   

Chris Batts is an author and motivational speaker who had a near death experience that happened after a suicide attempt. In his book "Boom- The Life and Times of a Suicide Near Death Experiencer", Chris goes in detail about his life, what led up to his suicide attempt and how his life has changed after. One of Chris's strongest missions is to get the word out about suicide prevention. Many people who go through dark times and depression don’t realize how much they are  loved. God’s message to Chris was to “Go and Tell Everyone that I Love them.” In this episode we discuss: Chris’s story of his life and NDE How resilience helped Chris survive as long as he did despite such a difficult life If there were any negative ramifications for Chris when he crossed over based on how he “died.”  If Chris has had any suicidal thoughts since his NDE.   FOLLOW CHRIS BATTS https://www.youtube.com/c/nobadvibestv https://www.facebook.com/chris.batts.96   FOLLOW DR. AMY ROBBINS www.dramyrobbins.com http://www.instagram.com/dramyrobbins dramyrobbins@gmail.com ldsbquestions@gmail.com

Chris Mitchell is an inspirational and motivational author, writer, blogger, speaker and host of the #DefineYourself Podcast. Chris will be discussing the 10 steps he has developed and used to overcome every challenge in his life.Chris Mitchell was born with several problems caused by the rubella syndrome.  He was born with a constricted aorta, cataracts.  As he grew, more problems became evident.  He had speech impediment that was so severe he started speech therapy before preschool.  Between Kindergarten and college, he was diagnosed with ADHD that lead to him being expelled from 4 schools.   His early adult years he faced severe depression that wound him up in psychiatric eleven times before surviving a stroke that could have placed him in long term care – but he did not let any of these challenges stop him from succeeding in life. Chris' top 3 tips:1. Look at every challenge as a way to make yourself stronger.2. If Chris can overcome everything he has in life, so can I!3. Take ownership of your life before you can start changing your life.Chris has a free eBook, the 10 Steps to #DefineYourself: How to succeed in life despite any obstacle.  It covers the 10 steps he has developed over years of attending the school of hard knocks. It is available at www.10stepstodefineyourself.comDon't miss another episode. Subscribe to this podcast.If you want learn more about living a fantastic life after alcohol, check out my book!https://www.amazon.com/My-Steps-Sobriety-fantastic-without-ebook/dp/B089ZPD21S/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=stephan+neff&qid=1595922770&s=digital-text&sr=1-1https://www.amazon.com/Kindle-Store/b?ie=UTF8&node=133140011&nocache=1526718783253 And follow me on Instagram, YouTube and Facebook!https://www.instagram.com/mystepstosobriety/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ5Rgw59jOX4y3iDeMAXpwQhttps://www.facebook.com/mystepstosobriety 

Simms and Ahmed hit the mailbag with an #AskMeAnything, and welcome Big Phil back to the show.(2:40) NFC West: Does the Jamal Adams trade push the Seahawks above the 49ers?(6:30) Seattle scheme: Who plays the Kam Chancellor role for the 7 teams that run it?(12:00) 49ers defense: If Chris isn't high on the Seattle scheme, what would he run instead?(14:30) Big Phil busts into the pod, with some high praise for the Ravens(19:00) Patrick Mahomes: How was he ranked #4 in the league by his peers?(24:15) Lamar Jackson: Is he the James Harden of the NFL?(26:30) Davante Adams: Big Phil weighs in on Chris' Top 10 WR list(30:50) Offensive & Defensive Minds: Which 2 would Chris and Phil choose to mold their squads?(37:45) Bill Belichick: Do we overlook his bad roster moves because of his great coaching?(44:00) Sleeper MVP candidates: Matthew Stafford? Josh Allen? Philip Rivers?(48:30) Jamal Adams: Big Phil tells a story about George Adams that likely shaped the former Jets safety(54:40) Fantasy picks: Chris gives some insight into potential breakouts like Josh Jacobs, Clyde Edwards-Helaire, Jonathan Taylor, Michael Pittman, Chase Claypool, and Bryan Edwards(58:45) Rookie WRs: Who will have the best numbers at the end of the year?(1:02:45) Zombie apocalypse: Chris creates his 5-man SWAT team(1:08:00) #3 TE: After George Kittle and Travis Kelce, is Zach Ertz the next-best TE in the NFL?(1:10:20) Roy Williams: What derailed his career?(1:13:00) Simms' Best WR: Who was the best receiver Chris ever threw to? Joey Galloway? Brandon Marshall? Randy Moss?

"Have a good think about what is it because some people see special needs schools as something which they’re not, and there’s a variety of special needs schools. So the biggest thing for me would be to have a good look around, you know, visit schools, you know, and then use that time to really think about, first of all, what is the right type of school for you is” – Chris Rue Listen to Chris Rue's amazing journey within Special Needs Education, which started with him dropping a suitcase off, having one interview, and is now a successful Head Teacher within Epinay Business and Enterprise School. Chris gives a truly heartfelt insight into his learns and progression within a career he never expected to have! SHOW NOTES: [00:35] Chris’s route into teaching. [02:07] Learning and working up from the very bottom [05:36] Moving from teacher to middle leadership fast [07:03] Chris gives advice to NQT’s [08:51] Learns as a Middle Leader. [10:08] Becoming ambitious, developing the skills and experience to make the move into Headship. [11:55] 20 years of history, moving onto pastures new! [13:51] Big achievements. [15:35] Current initiatives at Epinay. [17:24] How Chris gets away from teaching. [19:14] Education post-COVID-19. [22:43] The biggest influencers in Chris’s teaching career so far. [23:40] If Chris hadn’t been a teacher. SELECTED LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE Chris's LinkedIn Profile Follow Epinay on Twitter Follow Epinay on Facebook Epinay Business and Enterprise School website

Chris reveals his Top 5 EDGE players in the Draft, but first he and Paul discuss an update to his QB rankings.(1:45) Chris likes the Buccaneers "new" uniforms(3:45) With some help from Philip Simms, Chris shows off his stolen Broncos photos(7:20) QB Ranks Update: Chris flips Tua Tagovailoa & Jordan Love(15:00) The 2020 Edge rusher class is deeper than Chris expected(18:00) EDGE #5 - Yetur Gross-Matos "The film underwhelmed me"(24:00) EDGE #4 - Terrell Lewis "He reminds me of JPP & DeMarcus Ware."(31:00) EDGE #3 - A.J. Epenesa "One of the slam-dunk safest picks of the draft"(40:00) EDGE #2 - K’Lavon Chaisson "He's the most naturally gifted pass rusher in this draft"(46:30) EDGE #1 - Chase Young "This is super freak territory"(50:15) If Chris were the Redskins GM, would he pass on Chase Young to trade down?(57:00) Honorable mentions: Jabari Zuniga "He reminds me of Michael Strahan"(59:45) Julian Okwara "One of the more natural pass rushers in the draft"(1:02:00) Josh Uche "He's kind of like the Tasmanian Devil"(1:04:45) Darrell Taylor "He's a Baltimore Ravens-type outside linebacker"

We open the mailbag to answer your questions, especially the ones that make Ahmed uncomfortable.(3:30) QB Draft Ranks: Chris defends why he has Tua Tagovailoa #4 and why Jalen Hurts didn’t make the cut(11:05) Cam Newton & Jameis Winston: Chris calls B.S. on the Panthers, the Dolphins are a Cam sleeper, and have coaches given up on fixing Jameis?(18:45) Draft: Do the 49ers go WR? Re-ranking the 2018 QB class. What draft bust was dealt a bad hand?(27:55) Raiders: Who will the QB be at the end of this season? Is Marcus Mariota better than Derek Carr? And how Jon Gruden used to literally give Chris nightmares.(31:15) Ahmed scouts where Chris would have ranked among the 2020 QB prospects, and he does not pull any punches(33:20) Texans: After losing DeAndre Hopkins, is Houston still the AFC South favorite?(36:50) Giants: How much of a leap can Daniel Jones make this year?(39:10) Steelers: Do we buy that Ben Roethlisberger’s arm is in better shape now?(41:35) Lions: Chris weighs in on Matt Patricia vs Darius Slay. Would Ahmed get a neck tattoo to guarantee a Lions Super Bowl?(50:35) Simms Memories: What were the toughest and easiest defensive schemes he faced? When did Chris decide to retire?(56:00) Legs & Ass: Chris picks his best in the 2020 Draft, and Ahmed picks his best in the NFL.(1:01:15) What team would Chris play QB for right now?(1:03:20) Eagles: Why haven’t they signed any help for Carson Wentz?(1:06:30) If every NFL QB got into a bar fight, who comes out on top?(1:09:00) If Chris or Ahmed ran out of toilet paper, what would they use next?

Welcome back to the Y.E.S. Fitness "Longevity" Podcast Episode 82. We apologize, we had technical difficulties. On Chris’s 61st birthday he discusses all the changes he’s made in his life to improve his chances to live a longer healthier life. If Chris can make these changes, so can you! If you need help putting together a well balanced program call me at Y.E.S. Fitness 860-673-4293. We offer remote coaching. https://www.yesfitnessct.com/remote-coaching If you like this podcast, click below for additional episodes: https://www.yesfitnessct.com/y-e-s-fitness-longevity-podcast-home-page

In this episode, Chris and Ryan break down why you must be relevant in everything you do.  Some great examples Chris talks about, if you are talking about something that no one knows you for, then they won't listen.  If Chris is talking about football or business then people will listen, if he is talking about magic tricks, it is so irrelevant to what he represents that people will tune out.  Business is the same way and you must learn to focus on your brand and message and stay in that path.  In this episode, Ryan and Chris talk about why they had struggles selling an Ice Shaker with hunting camo on it.  It's not relevant and does not represent the Ice Shaker brand of health and fitness.

The Train Rolls On Chris Marker Le Train En Marche (1971) First the eye, then the cinema, which prints the look…. A stunned episodepost tory election landslide,in which we listen simultaneously,to both the French and English soundtracks,of Chris Marker'sLe Train En Marche,in an attemptperhaps,to revisit,and evenfind a route back to,the utopiandreamsand projectsof both early and latetwentieth century cultural marxism. …the train of revolution, the train of history has not lacked reverse signals and switched points but the biggest mistake one could make was to believe that it had come to a halt. “If Chris asked you to do something you did it: There was no question”, recalls Marc Karlin in one of his last interviews before his death in 1999. ‘Chris’, needless to say, was Chris Marker, Karlin’s friend who he called ‘le maitre’. The task was to provide an English version of Marker’s recent film Le train en marche (1971) – a celebration of the Soviet era filmmaker Alexander Medvedkin and his mythical ‘kino-poezd’ – a ‘cine train’ re-fitted with cameras, editing tables and processing labs, that travelled the breadth of Russia to make films for and with the workers. Films made on the spot, in collaboration with the local people, (workers in factories, peasants in kolhozs), shot in one, day, processed during the night, edited the following day and screened in front of the very people who had participated to its making… Contrarily to the agit-prop trains which carried official propaganda from the studios to the people, here the people was his own studio. And at the very moment bureaucracy was spreading all over, a film unit could go and produce uncensored material around the country. And it lasted one year (1932)!Medvedkin saw his kino-poezd (294 days on the rails, 24,565m of film projected, 1000km covered) as a means of revolutionising the consciousness of the Soviet Union’s rural dwellers. Marker hoped his recent unearthing would incite similar democratic film-making. In tribute, Karlin and other kindred spirits in London joined Cinema Action.” There was a relationship to the Russians. Vertoz, the man and the movie camera, Medvedkin, and his agitprop Russian train; the idea of celebrating life and revolution on film, and communicating that. Medvedkin had done that by train. SLON and Cinema Action both did it by car. Getting a projector, putting films in the boot, and off you went and showed films – which we did”. The people were brought the filmmaker’s cinema, in the same way they were brought the artist’s art and the expert’s science. But in the case of this train the cinema was to become something created with contact through the people and was to stimulate them to make their own intervention.

BiographyChris is a hopeless millenial (his words, not ours!). Careers never really agreed with him – he hopped around a bit, giving law a chance for a while, but he had itchy feet syndrome. Chris started limber to help more people lead a more varied worklife (including himself). If Chris could be anything, he'd be a tennis player / golfer / life coach – all he needs is some talent and a time machine. Main talking points include:Limber – invoicing and payroll tool for entrepreneurs, solo-preneurs, freelancers and slashies – https://limber.work/ Having your reasons and finding your lightbulb moment. Starting Limber: The first product was a little different – focusing on hospitality. "Your ambition has to be big, but your execution needs to be narrow.” – Chris Sanderson The product development process: Build quick Iterate often Refine as you go If you’re building a business to prove you’re right means you will fail. All you have to do is to listen to your audience and serve the needs they have. What is a slashie?Someone who decides to live by running two or more sources of income either by choice or through the consequence of their life choices. Limber takes all your income and pays it to you in a single payment with PAYE, holiday pay, pension contributions, etc all with a payslip, etc which helps you get loans, mortgages, etc just as if you were employed! Join our Facebook Group! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I really interesting conversation about the rise of sports recovery clinics. We discuss process of building cash-based practice, cognitive training, importance of building a network of clinicians and more…. Chris Contini is a University of Colorado graduate in Integrative Physiology with a certificate in Neuroscience. He has spent time working with the CU Sports Medicine Department assisting in treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery of their athletes. He has a strong passion for the health sciences whether it is educating others or learning from those around him. If Chris has free time he can usually be found exercising or pursuing other outdoor activities.Denver Sports Recovery OverviewDenver Sports Recovery makes the high-quality sports recovery services that professional athletes depend upon available to people of all ages and fitness levels living in the Denver, Colorado, area. The multidisciplinary team of providers at Denver Sports Recovery uses an integrated care approach to relieve pain and restore function so that anyone can experience injury recovery and improved physical performance. Notes from conversation2:15 - Adding value back the industry2:40 - Staying Diverse3:20 - Chris professional career6:00 - Health & Wellness recovery noise9:20 - Patients to change mind10:00 - Objective goals, instead subjective diagnoses13:30 - Player Centric Team14:30 - Therapy territorial nature14:45 - Insurance Nightmare15:50 - Build a rapport with other practitioners 19:30 - Placebo Effect Let's ConnectChris Contini LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-contini-29604867/Denver Sports Recovery - https://www.denversportsrecovery.com/ Denver Sports Recovery Email: info@denversportsrecovery.comJoe Lemon LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joealexlemon/

I really interesting conversation about the rise of sports recovery clinics. We discuss process of building cash-based practice, cognitive training, importance of building a network of clinicians and more…. Chris Contini is a University of Colorado graduate in Integrative Physiology with a certificate in Neuroscience. He has spent time working with the CU Sports Medicine Department assisting in treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery of their athletes. He has a strong passion for the health sciences whether it is educating others or learning from those around him. If Chris has free time he can usually be found exercising or pursuing other outdoor activities. Denver Sports Recovery Overview Denver Sports Recovery makes the high-quality sports recovery services that professional athletes depend upon available to people of all ages and fitness levels living in the Denver, Colorado, area. The multidisciplinary team of providers at Denver Sports Recovery uses an integrated care approach to relieve pain and restore function so that anyone can experience injury recovery and improved physical performance. Notes from conversation 2:15 - Adding value back the industry 2:40 - Staying Diverse 3:20 - Chris professional career 6:00 - Health & Wellness recovery noise 9:20 - Patients to change mind 10:00 - Objective goals, instead subjective diagnoses 13:30 - Player Centric Team 14:30 - Therapy territorial nature 14:45 - Insurance Nightmare 15:50 - Build a rapport with other practitioners 19:30 - Placebo Effect Let's Connect Chris Contini LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-contini-29604867/ Denver Sports Recovery - https://www.denversportsrecovery.com/ Denver Sports Recovery Email: info@denversportsrecovery.com Joe Lemon LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joealexlemon/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/joelemon/message

I really interesting conversation about the rise of sports recovery clinics. We discuss process of building cash-based practice, cognitive training, importance of building a network of clinicians and more…. Chris Contini is a University of Colorado graduate in Integrative Physiology with a certificate in Neuroscience. He has spent time working with the CU Sports Medicine Department assisting in treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery of their athletes. He has a strong passion for the health sciences whether it is educating others or learning from those around him. If Chris has free time he can usually be found exercising or pursuing other outdoor activities. Denver Sports Recovery Overview Denver Sports Recovery makes the high-quality sports recovery services that professional athletes depend upon available to people of all ages and fitness levels living in the Denver, Colorado, area. The multidisciplinary team of providers at Denver Sports Recovery uses an integrated care approach to relieve pain and restore function so that anyone can experience injury recovery and improved physical performance. Notes from conversation 2:15 - Adding value back the industry 2:40 - Staying Diverse 3:20 - Chris professional career 6:00 - Health & Wellness recovery noise 9:20 - Patients to change mind 10:00 - Objective goals, instead subjective diagnoses 13:30 - Player Centric Team 14:30 - Therapy territorial nature 14:45 - Insurance Nightmare 15:50 - Build a rapport with other practitioners 19:30 - Placebo Effect Let's Connect Chris Contini LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-contini-29604867/ Denver Sports Recovery - https://www.denversportsrecovery.com/ Denver Sports Recovery Email: info@denversportsrecovery.com Joe Lemon LinkedIN - https://www.linkedin.com/in/joealexlemon/

Table of Nonsense: 0:00 -  Spring Breakers 1:00 - Update: Chris has no broken bones from his fall 3:00 - Chris wants to do a Burning Man 3:45 - John’s crazy punchy patient story 8:30 - John’s crazy street lady screaming story 13:00 - John’s crazy response to unsolicited solar panel callers 20:00 - If Chris could quit his job,  he would become Batman 21:30 - Mike Tyson’s crazy silverback ape story 23:45 - Walking Dead “Alpha” spoilers 25:45 - Chris wants to join the Spring Breakers 28:30 - The orphan betta fish debacle  38:30 - In defense of Negan 38:50 - Psycho guy who ate a fish 40:00 - No more boy scouts…  41:40 - Lawsuit against Yale University by girls who want to be in a fraternity  44:30 - Girl runs over X-Boyfriends new girlfriend and posts selfies with her damaged car 46:35 -  Top 2 STD’s in NYC right now 47:35 -  SEX OASIS in Pennsylvania for rent 49:00 -  Don’t stay in a relationship that you’re not fully happy with, lest you cheat.  61:00 - Chris’s advice to a younger John 63:55 - Brittney Spears Spring Break scene

In this episode of #MotivationalMentors, Christine Saunders who is an Empowerment Coach stops by to talk about her story and how to be open to new opportunities by following your heart. It’s been a whirlwind for Christine, also known as Chris, during the last 12 months in particular with opportunities arising themselves all the time. In the last 12 months ago, Chris has been approached by a magazine and is now a regular featured writer as well as being approached by a radio station to host her own radio show. If Chris had listened to the fear and the made up stories she told herself about how “she wasn’t a writer or radio host” then she wouldn’t be doing what she’s doing. Instead Chris listened to her heart, gut, intuition call it whatever you like and knew these opportunities were too good to turn down and just went for it. We hope this episode of #MotivationalMentors will inspire you to do the same. If you find this episode helpful please subscribe and leave a review. Follow us online: www.facebook.com/themotivationalmentors www.instagram.com/themotivationalmentors www.youtube.com/channel/UCow0xC9ZFRYkqEm5XCacRwQ

In this episode, Teri welcomes Chris Brogan, president of Chris Brogan Media. Teri and Chris talk about marketing, short-form audio, and flash briefings.Welcome Chris Brogan!With 9 books and the coveted title of New York Times’ Best Selling Author under his belt, there’s no denying Chris really knows his stuff. He has used his marketing prowess to help massive companies like Disney, Coca-Cola, GM, Google, Microsoft and many more. He is a keynote speaker, and has appeared on the Dr. Phil Show. Chris started blogging in 1998, and podcasting in 2005, and has always been on the leading edge of marketing, looking for ways to use technology to drive better human interactions.What’s your take on audio or voice as a form of content?Chris believes there are many times when audio can be a really useful form of content, like when commuting or going to the gym. According to Chris, all these are opportunities to capture peoples’ attention. Chris cites the US Bureau of Labour Statistics’ report, a report that states humans tend to consume only 19 minutes of reading a day, including email, blog posts, etc. By contrast, Chris reminds us that people on YouTube consume over 1 billion hours of content per day. When it comes to audio, Chris says that just like video, there is a massive amount of audio being consumed.Can you tell us more about your podcast?Chris says that even though he has been podcasting since 2005, he has been doing it differently than other people. He starts and stops podcasts all the time. He thinks of them more like a series, like episodic content. His current podcast is called “Making the Brand,” a podcast all about consumer experience. Chris decided to start a podcast as a way to get into people’s ears. In his podcast, he does interviews to illustrate where technology is going.What’s your take on long form audio vs short form audio?Chris is a giant fan of brevity. He states that when people decide to launch a podcast, they usually decide to do an hour-long episode just because that’s what they’ve seen others do. Chris believes they usually don’t have enough content for an hour. According to Chris, there’s an opportunity that if you make a brief enough show, you can give someone some variety in their commute. With flash briefings, he says, there’s such an opportunity as there is currently a really wide open market. If you can give someone something really useful in a minute, they are going to love that experience.How do you decide what to put into a short form audio piece of content?If Chris has certain information he wants to cover, he builds a format that would fit in one minute. Chris structures the briefing so that there’s an intro, then the meat, which is about 35-40 seconds, and then he guides people where he wants them to go. He gives people something that’s interesting, something that raises an eyebrow, and peaks curiosity.What’s your take on smart assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant?When it comes to smart assistants, Chris is really excited. He thinks Alexa is really great for shopping and product stuff. He also believes that Google Assistant has some really cool things. Chris highlights a caveat: these devices need us to create content, skills, and services to become smarter and do more complex tasks than simply being able to tell us the time.What’s your advice for people starting in voice?If you’re just dipping your toe, Chris recommends starting with a podcast, but he reminds us that flash briefings are ridiculously easy: you set it up and almost all of the mechanics are the same as for podcasts. The only difference, he acknowledges, is that flash briefings are expected daily, whereas podcasts are expected weekly. Chris also shares something he’s noticed: there’s an inclination for people who haven’t started a process like this to say that everything is already out there. Chris concedes that while yes, that is true for podcasts to a certain degree, flash briefings are brand new and a tremendous opportunity right now.And remember:I have created the most thorough course on flash briefings available. As you know, flash briefings are the prime real state of voice technology. The course covers everything that Chris and I talk about in this podcast episode and much more: how flash briefings work, the equipment you need, what you should talk about, how to plan, organize and upload your flash briefing, among many other components! This will be your one-stop shop for all flash briefings questions and needs. You can find it right now at FlashBriefingFormula.com.List of resources mentioned in this episode:Chris Brogan’s websiteMaking the Brand Flash Briefing by Chris BroganFlash Briefing Formula – Your Step-By-Step Course to Launch a Successful Flash Briefing that Gets Found and Grows Your BrandVoice in Canada: The Flash BriefingTeri Fisher on TwitterAlexa in Canada on TwitterAlexa in Canada Community Group on FacebookAlexa in Canada on InstagramPlease leave a review on iTunesShopping on Amazon.caThe Alexa Conference, presented by VoiceFirst.FMuse promo code ALEXAINCANADA for 20% off See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Chris Ward is an ultrarunner, host of the Like a Bigfoot Podcast, and is dedicated to spreading as much positivity as possible. If Chris looks familiar, it's because he was a past podcast guest, all the way back on Episode 53! Chris is doing so much positive work, and recently completed a 140 mile stage race through the desert. In our conversation, we talk about what it took physically and mentally to complete his race, how the lessons that he learned while pushing his body to the limit can be applied in almost all life situations, and the importance of giving people your best self.  Excited to share our conversation! Keep up with Chris on social media! Instagram: @likeabigfoot Facebook: Like a Bigfoot Podcast: Like a Bigfoot Podcast Enjoy!   Credits: Photo: Glen Delman Photography Music: www.bensound.com

WHAT IS YOUR UNDERLYING MOTIVATION? We’ve all been through a lot in life. I know there’s been a lot of times you’ve felt tested, and even just beat down. As you’ve gone through these challenges you’ve acquired sets of skills to help you get through them. Those are important skills that have helped you along your journey, whether you realize it or not. Unfortunately, though, your skills may not help you with what’s next. Life is about continually growing your tool box and being adaptive and not giving up on what you were meant to do. Even though it may be hard to know what that is, you just have to follow your heart. Live for yourself, not for others. That doesn’t mean be malicious. You still need compassion and companionship. Just know you can do good for yourself and others at the same time. On this episode of 5 Minute Friday, I wanted to bring you back and episode from Chris Guillebeau. Chris is a NY TImes Best Selling Author, a modern day explorer, and has been to nearly every country in the world. He’s certainly faced an overwhelming amount of challenges, some we can only imagine. That’s why I felt he was the best person to dive even deeper into this lesson. Learn all about compassion and building your skill sets through your personal trials, on Episode 678. In This Episode You Will Learn: What makes a true quest (00:42) How to know when to continue the quest and when to stop (1:39) Why you need to keep building skill sets (2:24) Something you should give that’s better than advice (3:49) If Chris feels he’s been getting enough companionship (4:16) Chris’ definition of happiness (5:18)

Decoding Business Success Through Curiousity   Chris Sims is the Vice President and co-owner of the tech startup, Codifi. They focus on paperless data solutions and workflow consulting. But before he joined Codifi, he worked as an archaeologist all over Central America, the United States, and Portugal, even studying Neanderthals and the ancient Maya. How did this engineer-turned-archaeologist-turned-tech-VP get to where he is now?     If Chris has to claim to be an expert at something, Chris would say he's an expert at staying curious. When he's trying to solve something, Chris comes away with more and bigger questions. People trust him to know the limits of technology, the limits of the way they do their work. When you fully know the boundaries of something you can push beyond them. Chris started pushing the boundaries of working paperlessly when he was sent to do an archaeology project by himself in rural Indiana and he tried to find ways to make less work for himself.       Questions You'll Hear Today:   How did this engineer-turned-archaeologist-turned-tech-VP get to where he is now? What do you think are some of the professional challenges to overcome that are unique to millennials? How does your second life as an archaeologist shape your approach to what you do with Codifi? What influences or sources have you found useful in forming your leadership philosophy? What are some of the differences between working for a company and having high levels of responsibility, and having ownership in your company? What is one thing you want to help other millennials understand better about career development?   Connect with Christopher Sims:   Website: www.codifi.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/CodifiConnect Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/codifi_connect/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/codifi Email: csims@codifi.com

Jenna and Chris dive into a film filled with magic, twins and Daniel Radcliffe being mentored by an old Brit. No, this isn't Harry Potter. Instead we are rounding out #DanielRadcliffeMonth with 2016's "Now You See Me 2". How long is too long for a card trick? How does Chris really feel about Dave Franco? If Chris and Jenna were to reboot this franchise how would they? Find out all this and more on an all new Tomato Tomato! Reviews: http://www.bostonglobe.com/arts/2016/06/08/magic-and-crime-reunite-now-you-see/sPyneM14nupTF0Z4vezChN/story.htmlhttps://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/film/film-reviews/now-you-see-me-2-is-cheerfully-outlandish-like-its-precursor/article30376713/https://www.theatlantic.com/entertainment/archive/2016/06/now-you-see-me-2/486179/ li.li1 {margin: 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px 0.0px; font: 14.0px 'Helvetica Neue'; color: #e4af0a} span.s1 {font: 10.0px Menlo; color: #454545} span.s2 {color: #454545} span.s3 {color: #e4af0a} ul.ul1 {list-style-type: disc} Twitter: https://twitter.com/tomatotomatopod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tomatotomatopod/ Chris' Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheChrisVittoe Jenna's Twitter: https://twitter.com/heyitsjennalynn Jenna's articles on ComicBook.com: http://comicbook.com/author/heyitsjennalynn Music: https://www.bensound.com/

This week, AJ and Chris have some sources of happy if you are having the holiday blues...or if you are in need of cash-ola for those holiday upgrades.Sources of Happy Around Town:Villagebooks.com (http://villagebooks.com/) - Continuous high-quality events Pickfordcinema.org (http://pickfordcinema.org/) - “More than movies”Around the Internet:WhatcomTalk.com (http://whatcomtalk.com/) - Positive stories about people and businesses around Bellingham and Whatcom CountyWhere do you go to convert old gadgets to new cash-olaThis came from a comment I had said to me “oh yea, I have one of those [and the rummage through a drawer - and takes it out and clearly it is dead and hasn't been used in months]”Gazelle (https://www.gazelle.com/)Amazon Seller (https://sellercentral.amazon.com/)GameStop (https://www.gamestop.com/trade)ebay (https://www.ebay.com/)CraigsList (https://bellingham.craigslist.org/)OfferUp (https://offerup.com/)Apple Trade Up (iPhone) program (https://www.apple.com/iphone/trade-up/). For Mac products (https://www.apple.com/mac/trade-up/)* * *Tech That Caught our eye* Hurry Slowly (http://hurryslowly.co/) - A new podcast about how you can be more productive, creative, and resilient through the simple act of slowing down.* OnePlus 5T (https://oneplus.net/5t) - a $500 flagship phone, 6-inch screen, virtually no “bloatware” added. If Chris had to purchase an Android phone... * * *Connect with us* **AJ**: patreon.com/ajbarse (http://patreon.com/ajbarse) or follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/ajbarse)/Instagram (http://instagram.com/ajbarse) @ajbarse.* **Chris**: bit.ly/quietchris (http://bit.ly/quietchris) or follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/mnmltek)/Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/mnmltek/) @mnmltek.* **Twitter Hashtags**: #bhampodcast and #quietconversations* * *Listen to us* If you're in the Bellingham area, be sure to listen to our show on KMRE 102.3 FM (http://www.kmre.org/bellingham-podcast-media-tech/)! Thursdays @ 9:00 am and Saturdays @ 1:30 pm.* * *Talk to us* Got a question about technology or anything else about life in Bellingham? Call 201-731-8324 (tel:2017318324) (TECH) and leave us a voicemail, and ask us nicely! We may include it in one of our future shows.* * *Subscribe to us* iTunes, Google Play Store, Soundcloud, Spreaker, or wherever else you podcast. And check out our website at bellinghampodcast.com (http://bellinghampodcast.com/)

This week, AJ and Chris have some sources of happy if you are having the holiday blues...or if you are in need of cash-ola for those holiday upgrades.Sources of Happy Around Town:Villagebooks.com (http://villagebooks.com/) - Continuous high-quality events Pickfordcinema.org (http://pickfordcinema.org/) - “More than movies”Around the Internet:WhatcomTalk.com (http://whatcomtalk.com/) - Positive stories about people and businesses around Bellingham and Whatcom CountyWhere do you go to convert old gadgets to new cash-olaThis came from a comment I had said to me “oh yea, I have one of those [and the rummage through a drawer - and takes it out and clearly it is dead and hasn't been used in months]”Gazelle (https://www.gazelle.com/)Amazon Seller (https://sellercentral.amazon.com/)GameStop (https://www.gamestop.com/trade)ebay (https://www.ebay.com/)CraigsList (https://bellingham.craigslist.org/)OfferUp (https://offerup.com/)Apple Trade Up (iPhone) program (https://www.apple.com/iphone/trade-up/). For Mac products (https://www.apple.com/mac/trade-up/)* * *Tech That Caught our eye* Hurry Slowly (http://hurryslowly.co/) - A new podcast about how you can be more productive, creative, and resilient through the simple act of slowing down.* OnePlus 5T (https://oneplus.net/5t) - a $500 flagship phone, 6-inch screen, virtually no “bloatware” added. If Chris had to purchase an Android phone... * * *Connect with us* **AJ**: patreon.com/ajbarse (http://patreon.com/ajbarse) or follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/ajbarse)/Instagram (http://instagram.com/ajbarse) @ajbarse.* **Chris**: bit.ly/quietchris (http://bit.ly/quietchris) or follow on Twitter (https://twitter.com/mnmltek)/Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/mnmltek/) @mnmltek.* **Twitter Hashtags**: #bhampodcast and #quietconversations* * *Listen to us* If you're in the Bellingham area, be sure to listen to our show on KMRE 102.3 FM (http://www.kmre.org/bellingham-podcast-media-tech/)! Thursdays @ 9:00 am and Saturdays @ 1:30 pm.* * *Talk to us* Got a question about technology or anything else about life in Bellingham? Call 201-731-8324 (tel:2017318324) (TECH) and leave us a voicemail, and ask us nicely! We may include it in one of our future shows.* * *Subscribe to us* iTunes, Google Play Store, Soundcloud, Spreaker, or wherever else you podcast. And check out our website at bellinghampodcast.com (http://bellinghampodcast.com/)

With Michigan (mostly) in the rearview mirror the trifecta of GoAUpher, gopherguy05, and UStreet come together to talk Nebraska, have some laughs, and wonder why April Dickerson won't pick up the courtesy telephone at San Francisco International Airport. Full list of topics this week: - If Chris is truly a water demon, what should you be drinking to combat this? - Recapping the Michigan game in just one word - The Broken Chair is the best and we love it - Previewing Nebraska - BASKETBALL OUT HERE KILLING TEAMS FROM WISCONSIN - Why hockey is doing much better this non-conference season - QUESTION TIME™ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's a new dawn, it's a new day. And we are North of 100 episodes and hoping to get to 100 more. Chris is on a sojourn, so Bow looked back into history, and found an wonderful co-host on this journey into figure skating silliness. Listen as he and Janine Guy break down their favourite moves of the Thriller dance, their love/hatred of Napoleon Dynamite, Whether or not William Fictner (Boy Captain!) is nice in real life, Favourite credits (but also), If Chris and Bow would make a good pairs figure skating team, being the bad boy of Backgammon, the comedic stylings of Will Ferrell, comedic cinematic universes NEEDING to be a thing, Bow's recent obsession with 8-Bit cover songs, our favourite figure skaters of all time and a bunch of other stuff. All that plus Fun Facts and Tenzie awards! (NEXT EPISODE: Disturbia)

Welcome to another episode of Throwdown Your Questions. This is the show which is run by you, our loyal followers. We answer any and all Video Game, Pop Culture and Tech related questions on this podcast. Here are all of the questions we answer this week: - Are YouTube reviewers more trust-worthy than traditional reviewers? - Do some publishers have unrealistic sales expectations for games? - Do exclusives hurt or benefit consumers? - Are people who dislike multiplayer games just bad at them? - Don't you hate it when you can't 100% a game because of MP trophies? - Have you heard of a game called Danger Zone from the creators of Burnout? - Which Hollywood producer would you like to see make a game? - Is Nintendo holding back third party support to promote their first parties? - In the future, will virtual worlds be preferable to the real world? - Will Nintendo face the same problems with Nvidia that Sony & MS did? - What do you think of Halo 6 not being shown at E3? - What is your favorite video game soundtrack of all time? - How many video games have you beaten in your life? - Are the Scorpio's 4K capabilities being downplayed by some folks? - Given what happened with IO, was Phil Spencer right about SP games? - What publishers/developers do you no longer have faith in? - If Chris taught economics, what three principles would he emphasize? Soundcloud Shit: Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our intro and outro music. Follow him on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/shawndaley Subscribe to us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/1utYrZf iTunes: http://bit.ly/1tz9G57 Follow us on: Twitter: http://bit.ly/1w31bRY Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1w31eNP Follow the panelists on Twitter: Tony Polanco - https://twitter.com/Romudeth Emilio Lopez - https://twitter.com/EMannLand Chris Sealy - https://twitter.com/LunarDiaries Brett Murdock - https://twitter.com/brett_murdock Carlos Romero - https://twitter.com/Eurocar9 Adam Vale - https://twitter.com/Adamvale Brian Munjoma - https://twitter.com/OneFlyness

Welcome to another episode of Throwdown Your Questions. This is the show which is run by you, our loyal followers. We answer any and all Video Game, Pop Culture and Tech related questions on this podcast. Here are all of the questions we answer this week: - Are YouTube reviewers more trust-worthy than traditional reviewers? - Do some publishers have unrealistic sales expectations for games? - Do exclusives hurt or benefit consumers? - Are people who dislike multiplayer games just bad at them? - Don't you hate it when you can't 100% a game because of MP trophies? - Have you heard of a game called Danger Zone from the creators of Burnout? - Which Hollywood producer would you like to see make a game? - Is Nintendo holding back third party support to promote their first parties? - In the future, will virtual worlds be preferable to the real world? - Will Nintendo face the same problems with Nvidia that Sony & MS did? - What do you think of Halo 6 not being shown at E3? - What is your favorite video game soundtrack of all time? - How many video games have you beaten in your life? - Are the Scorpio's 4K capabilities being downplayed by some folks? - Given what happened with IO, was Phil Spencer right about SP games? - What publishers/developers do you no longer have faith in? - If Chris taught economics, what three principles would he emphasize? Soundcloud Shit: Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our intro and outro music. Follow him on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/shawndaley Subscribe to us on YouTube: http://bit.ly/1utYrZf iTunes: http://bit.ly/1tz9G57 Follow us on: Twitter: http://bit.ly/1w31bRY Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1w31eNP Follow the panelists on Twitter: Tony Polanco - https://twitter.com/Romudeth Emilio Lopez - https://twitter.com/EMannLand Chris Sealy - https://twitter.com/LunarDiaries Brett Murdock - https://twitter.com/brett_murdock Carlos Romero - https://twitter.com/Eurocar9 Adam Vale - https://twitter.com/Adamvale Brian Munjoma - https://twitter.com/OneFlyness

This week we kick off the first episode in our 3-part series on the topic of Behavioral Health in the digital healthcare space! Our featured interview is with Chris Novak, who is the COO of the Behavioral Medicine Service Line at AMITA Health.   During the interview, we discuss: Chris’s background and role at AMITA Health, what types of tools AMITA Health use as it relates to behavioral health innovation, and Chris provides some great advice to entrepreneurs in what they should be thinking about when pitching a health system and where this industry is still in need of innovation . In our conversation, Chris and I discuss: Chris’s  background, his role at AMITA Health, and his areas of interest How Amita Health is utilizing products to allow patients to capture their symptoms outside of therapy/treatment and to prevent relapse If Chris thinks tele-psychiatry or computer-based therapy is a more promising option for effective treatment What Chris is looking for in terms of digital behavioral health solutions and the teams behind those solutions Chris’s insights on what he looks for when he rolls out new innovation at Amita Health How Amita Health structures pilots and what should a smart entrepreneur build into their pilot pitch What Chris thinks current Behavioral Health technology is getting right at this moment and where he thinks there is still opportunity for improvement and innovation What excites Chris most about healthcare innovation right now and who he would like to hear speak about it Connect with Chris: LinkedIn Learn more about Amita Health Website Twitter Connect with Healthbox Follow us on Twitter Subscribe and leave a review in iTunes Have guest suggestions or topic ideas for the podcast? Send them to us at ideas@healthbox.com Listen to his episode on iTunes, SoundCloud, or Libsyn

Chris Dayley (http://www.disruptiveadvertising.com/about-disruptive/) is our special guest on today's episode of Traffic and Leads podcast. He is the VP of testing and site optimization at Disruptive Advertising (http://www.disruptiveadvertising.com/) there in London Utah. But they do a ton of work for people all over the country. He was just telling me he helped Social Media Examiner (http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/conversion-optimization-how-to-split-test-your-way-to-success-chris-dayley/) improve their website conversion rate. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: * What his experience is with conversion rates * How Chris got started in digital marketing with an eCommerce company * How he experimented to solve a problem when traffic wasn’t converting * About the broad range of companies that Disruptive Advertising caters to * About Chris’s clients * What the top three things that eCommerce companies are usually missing when their websites are not converting * The importance of pointing paid search ads in the right direction * Why too many distractions on eCommerce company websites cause problems for users * What things distract an audience from looking at products * About Chris’s existence test * Chris’s take on templates and whether they bring success * Whether Shopify’s templates are a good option for everyone * If Chris sees an increase in conversion rates based on the pricing of a product * Email marketing strategies in eCommerce * The best way to get people on your list for an eCommerce site * Why people are less likely to buy higher price point items on their first visit * The important of user customization to your email marketing strategy * Which website does a fantastic job with their email marketing strategy * How your setup of autoresponders should look * Chris’s thoughts on the purchase rates on mobile devices vs desktop * Why a good mobile experience for users gives the business a huge advantage * How Chris analyzes mobile marketing designs/strategies * What Chris’s favorite kind of traffic for an eCommerce store is

This week on the show we talk with Chris Miles!  Chris wants you to imagine a life where your business has the cash flow it needs to do whatever you want! I don't know about you, but that sounds pretty good to me! All that and MUCH more, coming up on this episode of GIT   Show Notes [16:10] Check in with Reality: Where do we get our guests? [17:41] Guest Suggestion Form [17:58] Or email our show coordinator at JessicaW@guysintrucks.com [19:43] Mike Rowe | Jim Collins | Michael Gerber -- Anyone wanna put us in touch? [21:23] Clyde Riddlesbrood [23:37] Let us know if you have suggestions or questions! [24:15] Chris Miles intro [27:12] Parkinson's Law: Work expands so as to fill the time available for its completion Or... Your expenses rise to meet your income [24:37] Mint - a financial management app [38:23] If Chris just got Diamond Rio stuck in your head...here's the song. [1:01:29] Quote [1:02:25] Want to learn more about Chris? Check here! [1:02:42] Chris Miles Money Show Podcast [1:03:18] GIT Nation Facebook Group [1:03:55] Suggestions? Email us at guys@guysintrucks.com [1:04:02] Spark Marketer [1:04:15] Let's get social! Facebook | Twitter | Instagram [1:04:28] Subscribe to our emails!

When I asked him why he wrote the book, without hesitation, he mentioned his two elementary-age children - an eight year-old son and a daughter that's 12. "They don't have a chance," he said; referring to the future job prospects that won't be waiting for them once they reach their teen and adult years. And, as the value of emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and street smarts, continue to skyrocket, building a business, working in your strengths, and doing what you love, has become less of a game of "fitting in" and more of an opportunity to "belong". In his own words - "The time for average is over." Advisor, strategist, keynote speaker, and best selling author Chris Brogan joins us on the show to share his learning experiences from his professional relaunch as well as ideas and tips from his latest book, The Freaks Shall Inherit the Earth - a real-world playbook for nonconformists, cubicle refugees, out-of-box thinkers, and misunderstood pioneers. If Chris could go back 20 years and give advice to himself Make more mistakes; only faster. Other take-home reads by Chris - Trust Agents, The Impact Equation, Social Media 101, and Google-+ for Business. Follow Chris on Twitter and Facebook.