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Website: https://www.clarkstwrestling.com/ Hey what's up listeners we're back with another fire episode. In today's episode Hafeez and Devin breakdown the last week NXT/AEW. They discuss the 16 man Dusty Classic Tournament, and have a very thought provoking discussion about If Cody is the next Triple H. Here's what they have line up for you. Time Stamps : NXT Recap - 03:54 AEW Recap - 37:00 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/clark-st-wrestling/support

America is a "Christian nation." Or is it? Cody Cook doesn't think so. In fact, he doesn't believe any modern nation can take on that mantle.  There is no political program that can "Christianize" a nation-state because governments are all hopelessly intertwined with spirits of darkness. In simple terms, Satan is the god of this world and the world's kingdoms belong to him. In his book, Fight the Powers: What the Bible Says About the Relationship Between Spiritual Forces and Human Governments,  Cody lays out his case through a careful examination of scripture in both the Old and New Testaments. If Cody is right, it has important ramifications for how believers interact with the state. In this episode of the GodArchy Podcast, I talk with Cody about both the theology of government and the practical application of his conclusion. Cody Cook is a theology grad student living in Cincinnati, Ohio, writing with a special focus on apologetics and biblical theology.

This (censored) episode was so (censored) great. [There was no actual cussing in this episode] But seriously, this episode - under our "Christian Liberties" conversations - was a fun one to have. If you like watching R rated movies or you hate them, we still think this conversation is worth hearing. Listen as we talk about: - How R rated movies get their rating - In what ways an R rated movie could benefit us - If Cody can remember that it is IMDB not IMBD - Which G,PG,PG-13 movies could be better as R rated movies Don't forget to follow us on Twitter @futurefamilypod / Instagram @FutureFamilyPodcast and email us at futurefamilypodcast@gmail.com

We're back with more talk about the Bible. As always, feel free to ask us more specific questions about any topic we cover. Also, read the Bible. (IDK if we said that on air or not.) Tune is as we discuss: - Different translations - The apocrypha - Bible study tips - Why Tanner likes the Message so much - If Cody can pull off talking the Bible without being blasphemous - Blake's holiness Follow us on Twitter @FutureFamilyPod / Instagram @futurefamilypodcast / email futurefamilypodcast@gmail.com We love you.

Added to our job description today:  garbage collector!  Seems like everybody's doing more and more.  What new tasks have been added to your job?  If Cody and her new British boyfriend were to get married and have kids would they have a British or American accent?   Pat got stung by a bee and his finger is swollen..  That led to calls about insect encounters.  One included a big spider, spatula and garbage disposal.  Another included a bite on a certain body part and a doctor's reaction that was not at all expected.  

Just a few years ago, Cody was selling insurance and didn’t know much about Real Estate. He heard about a little niche known as “Wholesaling” and got interested. He quickly decided to go “All in” on Wholesaling and generated over $500,000 in his first year and has since created a 7 figure Wholesaling business. After going to a seminar in Utah, Cody jumped in to wholesaling. He took on what advice he was given and found a mentor. In 2015, Cody started listening to every real estate investing podcast he could find and that was it. He found a mentor and got in to wholesaling as fast as he could! Wholesaling appealed to Cody because it was a great start. “I started with the end in mind,” he says. “You’ve got to build a cash buyers list. If you don’t have an end game in mind, it doesn’t matter because you can’t do anything with it.” Building cash buyers is simple. There are a few ways to find them: 1 - Go to REIA meetings in your local town. 2 - Get on the phone on Craigslist. Call land lords or people trying to sell their rentals, they’re always interested in listening to what a wholesaler has to say. You want to look at a vacant landlord. See if those landlords are willing to sell. If they are, great! If they’re not, then try to see if they’re interested in becoming a cash buyer. Take notes from them on where they would prefer their properties to be, and boom. You just got another buyer to add to your list! 3 - Get with a realtor and have them run all of the cash deals that have been done in a certain market. From that list, look for the address and names of the buyer on the title and add them to your direct mail list. By doing this, you can see what they’re willing to buy for, and how active they are in purchasing for cash. The bigger the buyers list, the better. 600 or more is preferable for such a large market like Salt Lake City. If you can get 20 people to inspect a home at the same time, you’ve just build up a feeding frenzy. Making scarcity and providing competition drives up your properties prices, which makes your profit even better. You want people to pay top dollar for your deals. Because Cody markets the contract and not the property, he sends out a suggested price for the house in the promotional material material. That way, you can use that as a negotiation point to drive your profit. Cody does anywhere from 7 - 10 deals a month, and every time there are always multiple buyers interested. Even though the market has been competitive, Cody is still bringing in a great flow of business! A question Cody gets asked a lot is “Why don’t you just keep the properties to fix and flip?” The answer is simple:   If Cody can focus on one thing really well, and continue to do it really well, then why not keep doing that? With house flippers, you have to focus on so many things. You have to deal with contractors, title companies, realtors, all of that. When you’re wholesaling, you don’t have to. “I’m in and out quick,” Cody said. When it comes to marketing, it’s about 3 things. The right thing, to the right person, at the right time. In his first year, Cody had a budget of $1200 for marketing with direct mail. He was told to get uncomfortable because that’s where the profit comes from. At day 44 in his mentoring program, his first deal landed him $24,000.   That covered the course, the marketing, and still had a lot left over. So now, Cody puts aside 50% of his profit toward marketing so that he can continue to grow his business. Over all, marketing is expensive. It needs to be. But you have to hit a lot of people or else you won’t hear back. $1200 is a great starting point, but you need to keep your marketing budget up to make sure you’re marketing the right way.