Podcasts about Igor

Most people are taught that market research means guessing whether an idea has legs. Igor argues that guessing is the fastest way to get it wrong. In this episode, he breaks down why market research isn't gambling, why you should always start with the who instead of the what, and why the most profitable markets are the irrational ones — the people so desperate to solve a problem they can't sleep at night. From men wanting their ex back to a legendary four-word question that sold a relationship offer for years, Igor shows how understanding exactly who you're selling to changes everything.

Most people are taught that market research means guessing whether an idea has legs. Igor argues that guessing is the fastest way to get it wrong. In this episode, he breaks down why market research isn't gambling, why you should always start with the who instead of the what, and why the most profitable markets are the irrational ones — the people so desperate to solve a problem they can't sleep at night. From men wanting their ex back to a legendary four-word question that sold a relationship offer for years, Igor shows how understanding exactly who you're selling to changes everything.

Annie Sargent sits down with Elyse Rivin to tell the story of Louis Braille. He lost his sight at age three. He was completely blind by five. That didn't stop him. By his teens, he had invented a whole new way to read. Annie and Elyse trace his path from a small village school to Paris, where teachers resisted his system at first. Then it spread like wildfire. You'll hear how blind students tested it, how one public demonstration changed everything, and why Braille still matters today, even with screen readers everywhere. Annie also shares guide dog etiquette and an update on Igor, her retired guide dog. Subscribe to Join Us in France so you never miss an episode.

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Most people run from crowded markets. They see competition, assume there's no room left, and talk themselves out of the very places where the real money lives. In this episode, Igor makes the counterintuitive case that saturation is a green light, not a warning sign. He breaks down why the biggest markets — health, wealth, and relationships — never change, why demand matters far more than competition, and why the story you tell about your product ultimately matters more than the product itself. If you've ever passed on an opportunity because "everyone's already doing it," this one will change how you look at competition.

Nottingham Forest kicked-off the Premier League season against Leeds United with a 1-0 defeat at the City Ground thanks to Anton Stach's late free kick as we review the game in full. Matt Davies is joined by Simon Fotheringham and Steve Battlemuch from 8pm. #nffc #nottinghamforest

Wolfie has all the latest news on a huge bid for a Premier League Striker worth £70m! Try Oxford Natural, Use Code FFTV For Up to 70% Off! https://oxfordnatural.com/fftv/ Nottingham Forest have just shocked the football world by reportedly submitting a massive £70m bid for Brentford striker Igor Thiago! In this transfer update, Wolfie sits down to dissect the breaking news and discuss whether the Brazilian powerhouse is the right profile of forward for Forest and their system. With a contract running until 2031, prising him away from the Bees would completely shatter the club's transfer record and make a monumental statement of intent late in the window. We break down everything you need to know about this blockbuster rumor, evaluating his physical presence, goalscoring pedigree, and how he would fit into the squad. Would a £70m outlay on Thiago be a masterstroke or too big of a gamble for the Tricky Trees? Make sure to drop your thoughts in the comments below, hit that subscribe button, and let us know if you would be happy to see him pull on the Forest shirt! #nffc #premierleague #brentford Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Burnout isn't always caused by working too much.Sometimes it's caused by working on the wrong things, at the wrong time, with no clear direction.In this episode of The List Building Lifestyle, Igor breaks down the different reasons he believes entrepreneurs start feeling burnt out—and why the solution can look very different depending on the cause.He covers everything from doing work you dislike, wasting your highest-energy hours, and overstimulation to procrastination, unclear goals, and stressful situations outside of business.The bigger lesson: before trying to “push through” burnout, figure out what is actually draining you.

How Neera's Vibroacoustic Bed Helps You Fall Asleep Faster"If you sleep this way, you wouldn't want to sleep another way.”When Igor said this, I had to go and try out the Neera bed myself, and afterward I interviewed Igor about the innovative science and technology behind Neera. It is a device designed to improve sleep through vibrational frequencies and personalized algorithms. In our conversation we explore how this technology can transform sleep quality and overall well-being.Topics:* Science of vibrational frequencies and sleep* Personalized algorithms for sleep optimization* Acoustic and mechanical engineering in sleep devices* The role of frequencies in regulating nervous system and chakras* User experience and self-reporting in sleep tech* Future developments in vibrational sleep technologyTimestamps:* 0:33 Who Igor is and what Neera does* 1:19 Why he built it: devices measure, apparatuses act* 2:57 Why sleep is the highest-leverage longevity target* 4:05 “See how it feels” and the phrase that sold it* 5:30 Where standard sleep advice runs out* 6:32 The mechanism: frequencies through touch, not ears* 9:48 Do solfeggio frequencies and brainwaves connect?* 11:24 Making 2 Hz on a mattress without a giant speaker* 12:38 Composing a state, and AI programs on request* 15:02 Personalization: wearables, self-reporting, onboard sensors* 17:23 Nina's session, and the cat purr program* 20:12 Chakra frequencies and the 96% blind test* 21:54 Inside the mattress: actuators and waveguides* 24:57 Validating with EEG and the cost of clean sleep research* 27:05 Day programs vs night programs* 28:43 Who it works best for: athletes, NSDR, day reboots* 29:58 Sleep inertia and the 3am wake-up* 32:53 Catching micro-wakeups and returning you to sleep* 35:06 The first week, and napping vs the 20-minute program* 39:12 Hardest part: hardware or software?* 41:15 The one non-responder* 42:09 Launch & Founders ClubABOUT IGOR:Igor is the co-founder of Neera. They are building nervous system regulation hardware for high performers. Over 15+ years in deep tech, he was design director on YotaPhone, the first dual-screen smartphone, and co-founded Gero (disease prediction from wearable movement data) and Atmotube (air quality sensing, 70,000+ units shipped, used in research at Stanford and Harvard).CONNECT WITH NEERA:* Website: https://neeralab.com/* Neera LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/neerasleep/* Igor's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/igorme/ABOUT NINA'S NOTES: Nina's Notes explores the intersection of longevity science, neuroscience, and human optimization. Hosted by Nina Patrick, PhD in pharmaceutical sciences and longevity researcher, each episode translates cutting-edge research into actionable insights for living longer, better.CONNECT WITH NINA'S NOTES* Newsletter:https://www.ninasnotes.xyz* LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/ninapatrick/* Website:https://www.ninapatrick.xyz Get full access to Nina's Notes at www.ninasnotes.xyz/subscribe

How hard would you sell something if you genuinely believed it could change someone's life?In this episode of The List Building Lifestyle, Igor explores the uncomfortable relationship many entrepreneurs have with selling — and why believing in the value of what you offer changes everything.Igor explains why the right skill can be worth far more than its price. Through a powerful selling reframe and the story of spending over $30,000 to learn copywriting, he shows how investing in valuable skills can change your income, confidence, and future.

Le duo suisse d'artistes performeurs, metteurs en scène, chercheurs revient avec une nouvelle création qui invite à s'interroger sur les scripts qui nous guident, les schémas qui qui orientent nos gestes, nos choix, nos réactions, nos silences. En proposant un jeu de rôle au public grâce à des cartes, "This is a trap" cherche les failles, ces moments où quelque chose peut basculer et, peut-être, nous pousser à l'action. This is a Trap est à voir au festival Fàr à Nyon les 19 et 20 août 2026. Igor Cardellini et Tomas Gonzalez sont les invités dʹAnne Laure Gannac.

Ime tedna je Igor Irgolič, upokojeni krojač in zbiratelj starin, ki je iz Drave rešil leto in pol starega otroka. Medtem ko so nekateri dogodek snemali, je sam skočil v vodo, otroka prijel in ga potegnil proti bregu. 81-letni Mariborčan, ki ga domačini poznajo tudi pod vzdevkom Furgula, je za svoje pogumno dejanje prejel Mestni pečat Maribora. Kandidata sta bila tudi:Kristjan Čeh, atlet, ki je na evropskem prvenstvu v Birminghamu ubranil naslov evropskega prvaka v metu diska in postavil rekord prvenstev. Ob tem je kar štirikrat presegel 70 metrov, kar je najboljša serija v zgodovini evropskih prvenstev. Z drugim evropskim zlatom in že peto medaljo z velikih tekmovanj se je še utrdil med najboljšimi atleti na svetu, do popolne zbirke medalj z največjih tekmovanj pa mu manjka le še olimpijska. Živa Ploj Peršuh, mednarodno priznana slovenska dirigentka in umetniška vodja Slovenskega mladinskega orkestra, v katerem povezuje mlade glasbenike, stare od 12 do 26 let, ter jim omogoča pridobivanje izkušenj na najvišji umetniški ravni. Orkester je nastopil tudi v slovitem berlinskem Konzerthausu na prestižnem festivalu Young Euro Classic, enem najpomembnejših mednarodnih festivalov mladinskih simfoničnih orkestrov.

Every business runs on selling — and anyone who thinks otherwise is probably leaving money on the table. In this episode, Igor makes the case that selling is unavoidable if you want to prosper, then dismantles the idea that it has to be sleazy, manipulative, or uncomfortable. Using real stories from his own life — two very different landscapers, a $15,000 dentist, and a pest control guy who tried to rip him off — he shows the difference between selling that repels and selling that earns trust. Then he lays out how to market the right way: choosing an offer you're proud of, and getting inside your customer's head so completely that manipulation becomes unnecessary.

Every business runs on selling — and anyone who thinks otherwise is probably leaving money on the table. In this episode, Igor makes the case that selling is unavoidable if you want to prosper, then dismantles the idea that it has to be sleazy, manipulative, or uncomfortable. Using real stories from his own life — two very different landscapers, a $15,000 dentist, and a pest control guy who tried to rip him off — he shows the difference between selling that repels and selling that earns trust. Then he lays out how to market the right way: choosing an offer you're proud of, and getting inside your customer's head so completely that manipulation becomes unnecessary.

Krkonošský národní park má už dva měsíce nového ředitele. Petra Moravce do čela vybrala komise, jeho volbu ale kritizovali ekologové, mnozí místní starostové i odborníci. Co ukázaly první týdny jeho úřadování? Hostem Ptám se já byl starosta Vrchlabí, předseda Svazku měst a obcí Krkonoše a senátor za hnutí STAN Jan Sobotka. Ministr životního prostředí Igor Červený (Motoristé) jmenoval Petra Moravce novým ředitelem Správy Krkonošského národního parku (KRNAP) 18. června. Pedagoga České lesnické akademie Trutnov a také bývalého vedoucího kanceláře předchozího šéfa parku Robina Böhnische (odvolaného z funkce letos v březnu) označil ministr životního prostředí za zkušeného manažera a odborníka, který při výběrovém řízení prokázal detailní znalost fungování národního parku. Změnu v čele Správy KRNAP ocenil také například starosta Harrachova Tomáš Vašíček (Změna pro Harrachov). Mnozí opoziční poslanci, další místní starostové nebo ekologické organizace ale jmenování Moravce zkritizovali. Hnutí Duha vyjádřilo obavy o směřování parku. Organizace krok označila za riskantní kvůli zaměření Moravce na těžbu dřeva a harvestory, lesní stroje, které se používají k plně mechanizované těžbě dřeva. Za problematickou ekologové označili také Moravcovu netransparentní minulost (jak upozornily i Seznam Zprávy, Moravec v minulosti například čelil kontrole z ministerstva kvůli nejasnostem v docházce a užívání služebního auta, kterému ředitel parku odebral). Podobné obavy vyjádřili v dopise ministrovi i zástupci Svazku obcí Východní Krkonoše. Starosta Vrchlabí, předseda Svazku měst a obcí Krkonoše a senátor Jan Sobotka pak označil výběr nového ředitele parku za trapné divadlo. „Pan ředitel je odborník na lesy. A je rozdíl, jestli je to ochrana přírody nebo lesy, to mám dlouhodobě vyzkoušené. V čele národního parku by měl být člověk, který rozumí ochraně přírody. Ale on je lesník. Takže si myslím, že se teprve seznamuje a mnoho neví, i kde se ocitl,“ řekl v Ptám se já Sobotka, podle kterého v parku zatím panuje nejistota. Byly obavy kritiků nového šéfa Krkonošského národního parku důvodné, nebo zbytečné? A co by Krkonoše potřebovaly? -- Podcast Ptám se já. Rozhovory s lidmi, kteří mají vliv, odpovědnost, informace. Sledujte na Seznam Zprávách, poslouchejte na Podcasty.cz a ve všech podcastových aplikacích. Archiv všech dílů najdete tady. Své postřehy, připomínky nebo tipy nám pište prostřednictvím sociálních sítí pod hashtagem #ptamseja nebo na e-mail: audio@sz.cz.

Learn to sell, and you've been handed something powerful — and dangerous. In this episode, Igor opens up about the quiet war every affiliate fights: greed on one shoulder whispering "it's converting, mail it," conscience on the other calling it a scam. He walks through how his moral compass shifted once the money started coming in, the vetting process he now runs on every offer and every person behind it, and what he actually does when a promotion he trusted turns out to be a dud. The skill of promoting an offer can be used for good or for bad. This is how Igor keeps himself on the right side of that line.

Learn to sell, and you've been handed something powerful — and dangerous. In this episode, Igor opens up about the quiet war every affiliate fights: greed on one shoulder whispering "it's converting, mail it," conscience on the other calling it a scam. He walks through how his moral compass shifted once the money started coming in, the vetting process he now runs on every offer and every person behind it, and what he actually does when a promotion he trusted turns out to be a dud. The skill of promoting an offer can be used for good or for bad. This is how Igor keeps himself on the right side of that line.

What makes a vacation rental business attractive to a buyer?Door count may get attention, but it does not tell the full story. Sustainable growth, clean financials, a trusted local brand, strong employees, and direct booking performance can all influence how a business is evaluated.In this episode, Alex & Annie sit down with Igor Simkin, CEO of Monarch Collective, for a candid look at what owners should understand before exploring a sale. Igor shares what Monarch looks for in a company, where sellers are often unprepared, and why the conversation should begin long before an owner is ready to step away.They also explore what happens after the transaction, from protecting the local brand and retaining employees to helping founders choose the role they want in the company's next chapter.Episode Chapters: 05:22 - Why Monarch Collective was created and the opportunity it saw in the market 08:07 - Preserving local brands, teams, and community relationships 11:12 - Anchor acquisitions versus tuck-in acquisitions 11:51 - The qualities Monarch looks for in an established business 13:57 - When owners should begin preparing for a potential sale 16:14 - Creating a transition plan around the founder's goals 22:16 - The performance indicators buyers consider 25:03 - Financial readiness, valuation, and common seller blind spots 28:04 - Building a shared data layer across different technology platforms 33:43 - How Monarch is approaching AI across operations and marketing 38:13 - What an acquisition can mean for employees and local leadership 46:48 - How owners can get feedback before they are ready to sellConnect with Igor:Email: isimkin@gomonarch.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/igor-simkin-4902993/ Connect with Monarch Collective:Website: https://gomonarch.com/Thinking about the next chapter for your vacation rental business?Connect with Monarch Collective to explore what your options could look like and how to prepare before the time comes.

What makes a vacation rental business attractive to a buyer?Door count may get attention, but it does not tell the full story. Sustainable growth, clean financials, a trusted local brand, strong employees, and direct booking performance can all influence how a business is evaluated.In this episode, Alex & Annie sit down with Igor Simkin, CEO of Monarch Collective, for a candid look at what owners should understand before exploring a sale. Igor shares what Monarch looks for in a company, where sellers are often unprepared, and why the conversation should begin long before an owner is ready to step away.They also explore what happens after the transaction, from protecting the local brand and retaining employees to helping founders choose the role they want in the company's next chapter.Episode Chapters: 05:22 - Why Monarch Collective was created and the opportunity it saw in the market 08:07 - Preserving local brands, teams, and community relationships 11:12 - Anchor acquisitions versus tuck-in acquisitions 11:51 - The qualities Monarch looks for in an established business 13:57 - When owners should begin preparing for a potential sale 16:14 - Creating a transition plan around the founder's goals 22:16 - The performance indicators buyers consider 25:03 - Financial readiness, valuation, and common seller blind spots 28:04 - Building a shared data layer across different technology platforms 33:43 - How Monarch is approaching AI across operations and marketing 38:13 - What an acquisition can mean for employees and local leadership 46:48 - How owners can get feedback before they are ready to sellConnect with Igor:Email: isimkin@gomonarch.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/igor-simkin-4902993/ Connect with Monarch Collective:Website: https://gomonarch.com/Thinking about the next chapter for your vacation rental business?Connect with Monarch Collective to explore what your options could look like and how to prepare before the time comes.

Igor Bogun is an elder of Ocean Church, located in Estero FL. Ocean Church exists to partner with the work of God in people's lives. To stay connected to Ocean Church:Website: https://bit.ly/2vx8M2o Ocean Church Facebook: https://bit.ly/2IXUsTq Ocean Church Instagram: https://bit.ly/2vx8x7u

Run affiliate ads on Meta or Google long enough, and the same thing happens to everyone: the account gets shut down. In this episode, Igor explains why. There are two reasons these platforms treat affiliates as a liability — one legal, one technical — and neither has much to do with whether you're actually breaking the rules. He walks through Google's counterfeit clause, the link-cloaking problem that lumps honest affiliates in with the black hats, and why he steers his students toward email drops instead. Then he opens up the real numbers behind paid leads, a recent Meta attribution breakthrough that took his cost per lead from $8 to $3, and the one workaround that lets you play the paid-traffic game — the one most people won't touch.

Run affiliate ads on Meta or Google long enough, and the same thing happens to everyone: the account gets shut down. In this episode, Igor explains why. There are two reasons these platforms treat affiliates as a liability — one legal, one technical — and neither has much to do with whether you're actually breaking the rules. He walks through Google's counterfeit clause, the link-cloaking problem that lumps honest affiliates in with the black hats, and why he steers his students toward email drops instead. Then he opens up the real numbers behind paid leads, a recent Meta attribution breakthrough that took his cost per lead from $8 to $3, and the one workaround that lets you play the paid-traffic game — the one most people won't touch.

Igor Babuschkin, co-founder of River AI and formerly a co-founder of xAI, joins to unpack a career that spans nearly every major AI lab: he led the StarCraft and AlphaCode work at DeepMind, joined OpenAI's reasoning team years before o1 shipped, and co-founded xAI, where he helped stand up the Colossus data center in roughly 120 days and reflects candidly on what it's actually like working with Elon Musk day to day, plus what the Cursor acquisition actually unlocked for Grok's coding models. He also discusses why he left xAI to start River AI, the three bets behind it, and why he's betting on local hardware, not just software, for personal AI. On the enterprise side, he tackles whether companies will actually train their own models or if it's just a cost play, and makes the case that proprietary labs like OpenAI and Anthropic are facing a real business squeeze. He's skeptical that stacking specialized RL domains generalizes the way pre-training scale did, and is candid about the uncomfortable reality that today's frontier open-weight models are almost entirely Chinese. He closes on what's actually needed to push model progress beyond coding into non-verifiable domains, and the broader implications of where AI is headed next.   (0:00) Intro (1:17) Writing Fiction on Where AI Is Headed (4:46) Cracking Agents Beyond Coding (10:29) Why Igor Left to Start River (12:22) River's Three Big Bets (18:06) Weights vs. Memory: The Personalization Debate (22:04) Should Enterprises Train Their Own Models? (25:10) Are Proprietary Labs Losing Their Edge? (32:16) The China Open-Source Problem (44:19) The Elon Call That Started xAI (50:18) Thoughts on Cursor Acquisition (52:16) What's Actually Bottlenecking AI (56:55) Humans, Machines, and Staying Relevant (1:01:29) Igor's Odds This All Goes Well With your host: @jacobeffron - Managing Director at Redpoint

Ricordate "La ricreazione è finita", romanzo di successo del 2023? Ora lo scrittore Dario Ferrari è tornato in libreria con "L'idiota di famiglia" (Sellerio). Un romanzo in cui si trovano anche alcuni temi del precedente, come lo sguardo disilluso sulle carriere universitarie, lo stile ironico e tagliente, ma anche la struttura con una storia principale che fa da contenitore a una narrazione di fatti che si ispirano a vicende storiche. L'io narrante è Igor, un traduttore quarantenne quasi costretto a lavorare su libri estremamente commerciali che lui disprezza. È in crisi con la compagna Marta, che avrebbe dovuto avere un incarico da ricercatrice universitaria ma è costretta a cambiare vita, arrivando a pubblicare un libro di successo. Igor lascia Roma e torna a Viareggio perché il padre, un noto professore di storia e filosofia in pensione, è affetto da demenza senile. Igor si sente stretto fra il desiderio atavico di essere apprezzato dal padre, la consapevolezza di essere un po' invidioso del successo della fidanzata, la tensione con la sorella Ester ottimista al limite della superficialità, mentre lui tende al pessimismo e "si cruccia di problemi irrilevanti". Fra le carte del padre, Igor trova la narrazione di un episodio realmente accaduto a Viareggio nel 1920, ossia la creazione per tre giorni di una Repubblica di stampo bolscevico.

You cannot make anyone succeed, and trying to is one of the most expensive mistakes a mentor can make. In this episode, Igor gets brutally honest about how his mentoring philosophy evolved from years of handholding and babysitting into what he calls the Morpheus approach: open the door, show the blueprint, offer every resource, but never chase. He shares the raw story of a young man he mentored an hour a day for a year, who had to lose two businesses and hit rock bottom before he finally became self-reliant. The uncomfortable truth at the center of it all is that you cannot be breastfed into success, and self-reliance is the one thing no mentor can ever hand you.

What if the key to rethinking aging came from watching one man work joyfully into his nineties? In this episode, Sean sits down with Igor Gurovich, founder building AI-powered support for senior citizens, who shares how his grandfather's vitality well into old age reshaped his entire perspective on what it means to grow older. Igor explains why the global healthcare system is approaching a breaking point as the retired population grows faster than the workforce funding it, and why he believes the window to fix this is closing faster than most people realise. You'll also hear how his company sidestepped the challenge of getting elderly users to adopt new technology by replacing apps entirely with simple phone calls, and how that decision unexpectedly revealed just how deep the loneliness crisis among seniors truly runs. Check out the company: https://getcallie.care // https://www.linkedin.com/in/iogurovich──────────────────────────────────────────────────────

You cannot make anyone succeed, and trying to is one of the most expensive mistakes a mentor can make. In this episode, Igor gets brutally honest about how his mentoring philosophy evolved from years of handholding and babysitting into what he calls the Morpheus approach: open the door, show the blueprint, offer every resource, but never chase. He shares the raw story of a young man he mentored an hour a day for a year, who had to lose two businesses and hit rock bottom before he finally became self-reliant. The uncomfortable truth at the center of it all is that you cannot be breastfed into success, and self-reliance is the one thing no mentor can ever hand you.

Nottingham Forest have been linked with a move for Everton striker Beto but is he needed, especially when Igor Jesus has three goals in three games? Elsewhere on the transfer front, Forest have reportedly seen a third bid for Givairo Read rejected and have been linked with Monaco midfielder Lamine Camara while Jair Cunha is a reported £15m target for Benfica. Matt Davies is joined by Michael Temple and former Reds midfielder Lewis McGugan. #nffc #nottinghamforest

We treat perfectionism like a badge of honor. Igor calls it what it really is: a socially acceptable way for smart people to avoid taking action. In this episode, he makes the case that being a perfectionist is quietly responsible for keeping people broke, stuck, and miserable — and that no trick, method, or pill fixes it. The only cure is building the muscle of imperfect action: launching the campaign, sending the email, shipping the book before it feels ready. Because "ready" doesn't exist, done beats perfect, and nothing you put into the world is ever truly final.

Featured on WGN Radio's “Home Sweet Home Chicago” on 07/25/2026: Mr. Floor himself, Igor Murokh, joins the program to talk about hardwood floor owners making mistakes without even knowing it. Igor talks about how Mr. Floor is leading the charge for cleaners and what listeners can do to save a lot of money. For more […]

We treat perfectionism like a badge of honor. Igor calls it what it really is: a socially acceptable way for smart people to avoid taking action. In this episode, he makes the case that being a perfectionist is quietly responsible for keeping people broke, stuck, and miserable — and that no trick, method, or pill fixes it. The only cure is building the muscle of imperfect action: launching the campaign, sending the email, shipping the book before it feels ready. Because "ready" doesn't exist, done beats perfect, and nothing you put into the world is ever truly final.

This week I'm joined with Igor Galibov of Alignment with Light. We dive into: - His initiation into spirituality - The energy bodies - Healing the physical body - How to become more present - And so much more! Connect with Igor at alignmentoflight.com      Let's go deeper ✨    Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCltzHzSg-W8Z2VxPNyyjX7Q/?sub_confirmation=1    Your Soul Blueprint: https://mailchi.mp/0fe31e348882/energy-blueprint-reading     Health Report: https://jasmineelise.gumroad.com/l/healthreport   Stay in the know & Receive updates & channeled messages: https://bit.ly/3rrzpyl   Let's Dive Deep

Depuis la mi-juin, le secteur technologique décline en Bourse. Dans « La Story », le podcast d'actualité des « Echos », Pierrick Fay et ses invités expliquent ce recul et s'interrogent sur sa durée.A lire sur lesechos.fr : « Je n'ai jamais aimé les vendeurs à découvert, ces pauvres idiots, parce qu'ils parient contre notre pays » : Donald Trump part en guerre contre les ennemis de l'intérieur de Wall StreetPour vous abonner au journal, retrouvez nos meilleures offres réservées à nos auditeurs.« La Story » est un podcast des « Echos » présenté par Pierrick Fay. Cet épisode a été enregistré en juillet 2026. Rédaction en chef : Clémence Lemaistre. Invités : Corentin Chappron (journaliste aux « Echos » spécialiste des marchés financiers) et Igor de Maack (dirigeant associé de Vitalepargne). Réalisation : Willy Ganne. Chargée de production et d'édition : Clara Grouzis. Musique : Théo Boulenger. Identité graphique : Upian. Photo : Shutterstock. Sons : Qub, BFM Business. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

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The LSS Boyz journey to crown Tyler The Creator's best song ever continues with 2019's IGOR. Cole & Charles revisit its release, quiz each other with album trivia, and nominate its best songs. What's your favorite song on IGOR? Sound off in the comments below.

Most marketers build one page for a promotion and call it done. But the number of pages you create has almost nothing to do with the offer and everything to do with how many times you get to hit send. In this episode, Igor breaks down the multi-page promotional structure he learned from a marketer managing lists of hundreds of thousands of buyers, and tells the story of the night 30 minutes before midnight changed everything he believed about closing a promotion.

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Only a small percentage of the people who hear your message will ever be influenced by it. Why? Because everyone is walking around with their own version of the truth, and they hold onto it like their life depends on it. In this episode, Igor explains why the goal of your marketing is not to be objectively right, but to say something you actually believe in, say it with total conviction, and take a clear stand. He also digs into why, even in the age of AI, people still gravitate toward human experts with real-world experience.

Игорь Канзычаков — интернет-маркетолог с 2012 года и владелец агентства Flagman, специализирующегося на контекстной рекламе, SEO и привлечении клиентов для малого бизнеса. Он помогает предпринимателям находить потери в воронках, рассчитывать экономику рекламы и выстраивать маркетинг без штатного отдела. Преподавал в НИУ ВШЭ, СПбГУ и СПбГЭУ, проводил вебинары для Skillbox и продавцов Ozon, выступал на профильных digital-конференциях.Igor Kanzychakov is a digital marketer working in the field since 2012 and the owner of Flagman, an agency focused on paid search, SEO and customer acquisition for small businesses. He helps entrepreneurs identify leaks in sales funnels, calculate advertising economics and build marketing without an in-house team. Igor has taught at HSE University, St Petersburg State University and UNECON, and delivered webinars for Skillbox and Ozon sellers.Стать участником подкаста: https://form.jotform.com/Podcast10K/become-a-podcast-guestТемы выпуска:0:00 - Пришёл на подкаст, не зная имени ведущего 4:01 - «Моё мышление»: природа или удобная рамка? 9:37 - Вчера окончил курс — сегодня уже консультируешь 15:02 - Экзамен по НЛП: загипнотизировать другого 25:49 - «Боевое НЛП»: где убеждение становится взломом 32:27 - Как надежду превращают в кредит: чудо, отзывы и магическое мышление 40:20 - К каждому человеку можно подобрать ключи 47:31 - Как достучаться до миллиардера — и почему ChatGPT не спасает 51:40 - Манёвр длиной 50 минут: возвращение к «моему мышлению» 57:07 - Хотя бы одна подлинная мысль за всю жизнь 1:08:32 - Цели, выбор и свобода воли: что здесь действительно ваше? 1:15:28 - А если прошлое — лишь загруженные воспоминания? 1:24:40 - Большой взрыв как автор сценария вашей жизни 1:32:20 - Спор не ради победы, а ради расширения мышления 1:46:44 - Поймал на слове — ещё не значит удержал смысл

Nobody trusts vanilla. In this episode, Igor reveals one of his most counterintuitive list-building strategies: deliberately picking fights with big names like Grant Cardone, Gary Vee, Tim Ferriss, and Russell Brunson. Taking a public stand, even a polarizing one, is what separates influential marketers from forgettable ones. Igor breaks down why opinions build credibility, how to express what you stand for without confrontation, and how to turn newsworthy moments and even angry subscriber replies into engagement gold.

Bridget, Caitlin, and Hilda finalize their coverage of "Dire Bound," book 2 in The Wolves of Ruin series by Sable Sorensen. There's no World Cup to distract this half of the discussion, but they're still giving you their unfiltered thoughts and final conclusions on this book.  Join our Patreon for exclusive behind-the-scenes content and let's be friends!Instagram > @Booktokmademe_podTikTok > @BooktokMadeMe

Every email you send trains your list to do something. Most people don't realize they're training their subscribers to expect free stuff and never reach for a wallet. In this episode, Igor breaks down why he never sends "chat emails," what Gmail is actually measuring when it decides whether you land in the inbox, and the psychological barrier that makes marketers overcompensate with value emails until their list stops buying entirely. Plus: the story of a friend who ran two campaigns to the same list, sent roughly the same number of clicks, and got 200 sales from one and 20 from the other.

"Saint Olga, renowned for her wisdom and sobriety, in her youth became the wife of Igor, Great Prince of Kiev, who ruled during the tenth century. After her husband's death, she herself ruled capably, and was finally moved to accept the Faith of Christ. She travelled to Constantinople to receive Holy Baptism. The Emperor, seeing her outward beauty and inward greatness, asked her to marry him. She said she could not do this before she was baptized; she furthermore asked him to be her Godfather at the font, which he agreed to do. After she was baptized (receiving the name of Helen), the Emperor repeated his proposal of marriage. She answered that now he was her father, through Holy Baptism, and that not even among the heathen was it heard of a man marrying his daughter. Gracefully accepting to be outwitted by her, he sent her back to her land with priests and sacred texts and holy icons. Although her son Svyatoslav remained a pagan, she planted the seed of faith in her grandson Vladimir (see July 15). She reposed in peace in 969." (Great Horologion)

How many emails is too many? In this episode, Igor pulls back the curtain on the exact system he uses to structure every single promotion he runs. It is not about magic numbers or secret conversion formulas. It is about consistency, repetition, and a mailing calendar managed with the discipline of a seven-figure operation. From the seven-day framework to the three audience segments hiding inside every webinar promotion, this is a masterclass in doing more with your list, not less.

Every prospect on your list has a reason they're not buying. The problem? It's almost never the reason they'd tell you, and most of the time they don't even know it themselves. In this episode, Igor breaks down how to handle objections in email sequences: why one email should only ever tackle one objection, why preempting beats addressing, and why the most powerful objections to overcome are the ones hiding underneath the ones your prospects actually voice.

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Every unsubscribe feels like a tiny rejection. A thousand of them feel like a referendum. In this episode, Igor revisits the metric that used to keep him up at night — the unsubscribe count — and explains why he'd tell his younger self to stop obsessing over it. From the real reasons people leave your list to the surprisingly small number of true fans you need to build a comfortable living, this is a reality check on which numbers deserve your attention and which ones don't.

In a world of copy-paste pop hooks and AI-generated playlists, most independent musicians don't struggle with ideas, they struggle with being heard and standing out. Today's guest, Igor Keller, the songwriter and mastermind behind the band Longboat, has released 35+ albums and written 96 songs in a single year, all while refusing to write love songs or chase trends. Instead, he turns themes like revenge, technology, wealth inequality, and modern absurdity into highly narrative “revenge ballads” that sound like nothing else in your feed. In this episode of Marketer of the Day, Igor dive deep into Revenge Ballads, his Eastern European‑flavored concept album built around mythological betrayals, World War II stories, Slavic legends, and real-life payback. Igor breaks down how he structures albums around a single powerful idea, like the life of a musician, the dark side of technology, or revenge, and then crafts songs such as “Medea” and “The Last Voyage of the Gray Gull” to tell fully realized stories instead of generic “vibe” tracks. You'll hear how he keeps 15 songs moving through the same stages at once, so he can release more music without compromising on depth or quality. Rather than waiting for inspiration, Igor treats songwriting as a disciplined, repeatable process. He shares his 70% rule for quality control, why he genuinely likes every song that makes it onto an album, and how he balances volume with standards so nothing feels like filler. If you've ever wondered how a truly prolific artist thinks about arrangements, lyrics, and themes, you'll get a behind-the-scenes look at how Igor turns complex ideas, like concentration camps, self-driving cars, and billionaire culture, into songs that are actually coherent, meaningful, and emotionally resonant. Igor also takes a strong stand on AI music and what it means for real artists. While he's not afraid to use tools for basic tasks like spell-checking, he draws a hard line at letting AI “create” his work. To him, art is communication, and an AI band can't sit in the room with an audience, tell a true story, or convey lived emotion. In response, he's doubling down on human performance, converting his catalog into solo piano and voice arrangements, practicing for hours a day, and creating new music with a vibe reminiscent of Erik Satie. https://youtu.be/Cy-elDY-0EE?si=dorrD9xrgxyr10R- If you're a musician, creator, or storyteller who feels suffocated by formulaic content and algorithm-driven sameness, this conversation will show you another way: build a body of work around bold themes, set your own quality bar, and remember that art's real job is to communicate something that matters. Igor's motto, “Ultio et Pax” vengeance and peace, perfectly sums up his approach: intense, thoughtful, and unapologetically human. Quotes: “Art, music, visual art, film; is essentially communication, and you have to try to communicate something to your audience.” “Once you start singing them, you feel like you own them, they feel like they belong to you, and you're setting them free in the world.” “I have things to say, and it's important for me to say them to people; this is the best way I can think of at the moment to relate to an audience.” Contact Details: Visit Igor Keller's Facebook Page Listen, Watch, and Join the Longboat Journey Join the Longboat Crew on Instagram Follow The Great Longboat Podcast on Spotify Subscribe to Longboat on YouTube Tune In to The Great Longboat Podcast

Someone slides into your inbox offering 500,000 "buyer leads" at ten cents a piece. It feels like a shortcut to a ready-made audience. In this episode, Igor explains why buying email lists is almost always a waste of your time and money, what actually happens when you try to email thousands of strangers who never asked to hear from you.