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This week's show is a Deconversion Anonymous episode. My guest this week is Jason, the son of a pastor. He grew up in the independent Christian Churches, an offshoot of the Church of Christ that allows music. He grew up doing “sword drills” and was a devout teenage believer. He participated in Bible memorization contests. He became a musician and participated in worship bands for years. In Jason's young adulthood he began to question his own interpretation of the Bible. Why was bad language bad? Why the limited role of women in the church? How could a loving god send people to Hell? Eventually, the disparity between the idea of a loving god and the reality of the world and the suffering of innocent children led to his deconversion. Jason's wife is still a believer though they both deconstructed from Evangelicalism and started participating in an Episcopal church. They are making an “unequally yoked” relationship work based on love, equality and mutual respect. Links Captain Cassidy interview https://gracefulatheist.com/2019/10/17/captain-cassidy-roll-to-disbelieve/?gaid=gap84 Roll To Disbelieve https://www.patheos.com/blogs/rolltodisbelieve/ Interact Full show notes https://gracefulatheist.com/2021/08/08/jason-deconversion-anonymous/?gaid=gap84 Deconversion Anonymous https://gracefulatheist.com/category/podcast/deconversion-anonymous/?gaid=gap84 Deconversion https://gracefulatheist.com/2017/12/03/deconversion-how-to/?gaid=gap84 Secular Grace https://gracefulatheist.com/2016/10/21/secular-grace/?gaid=gap84 Attribution "Waves" track written and produced by Makaih Beats https://makaihbeats.net/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gracefulatheist/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gracefulatheist/support

Today we share the latest “Bishop Barron Presents” discussion, featuring author and political science professor Dr. Jason Blakely. In Jason's conversation with Bishop Barron and Jared Zimmerer, he discussed topics found in his new book, We Built Reality: How Social Science Infiltrated Culture, Politics, and Power, including hermeneutics, economics, and more. Stay tuned for future “Bishop Barron Presents” conversations. These intellectually invigorating discussions feature varying religious and political perspectives to encourage greater understanding and civility. NOTE: Do you like this podcast? Become a patron and get some great perks for helping, like free books, bonus content, and more. Word on Fire is a non-profit ministry that depends on the support of our listeners…like you! So be part of this mission, and join us today!

In Jason and Marcus's first live show, they talk about Jason's encounter with a very conspiracy-minded phlebotomist, the strange shortage of cocktail menus, and ask the question, "Just how clean is your belt?"

Overview Jason A. Duprat, Entrepreneur, Healthcare Practitioner and Host of the Healthcare Entrepreneur Academy podcast advises healthcare professionals *not* to miss out on the opportunity of scaling your business by generating online revenue.  Episode Highlights Online opportunities allows you to scale your business services versus working 1:1. You don’t need to have direct online experience. In Jason’s case, no one thought an anesthesia provider could create an online course. And he’s created three: Ketamine Academy, IV Therapy Academy and Course Creator Academy. A few examples of healthcare professionals who are primed to offer their services online include physical therapists, psychiatrists, psychologists, counselors, nutritionists, dieticians and educators, as well as the areas of primary care, functional medicine and integrated medicine.  Career coaches, performance coaches and business consultants are also ideally suited for online teaching.  There’s a finite number of patients you can see. 80% or more of your services consist of doing the exact same thing. So consider recording this and delivering it  online via a course.  Providing coaching courses online exponentially increases your market value and allows you to have a greater impact on your clients, patients or students while creating a community. Jason shares his experiences creating online educational courses and how he’s made a 1.8M in revenue from two courses over three years.  The major benefits for online coaching and course programs include impact, freedom and income. It’s a good time to start online educational courses because there’s little competition present. Jason encourages you to apply to the Course Creator Academy program. If you’re willing to put in the time and effort, he knows you’ll see transformational results. 3 Key Points Expanding your business online is one of the biggest missed opportunities for healthcare professionals in terms of creating scalable revenue streams.  Creating an educational course online is not easy - you’ll make mistakes on your first try and there’s a learning curve. You need to have “go-get-it-ness” and grit. Have someone walk you through the process via an educational program to expedite learning.  The time to act is now. There’s very little competition so you can charge premium pricing and add market value.  Tweetable Quotes “Invest and learn from others who have gone before you.” - Jason Duprat “The online course (model) is impacting people 24 hours a day/365 days a year because they can log in and learn whenever they want.” - Jason Duprat References Mentioned Book A Course Creator Academy Clarity Call - https://jasonduprat.com/call/ Ketamine Academy - https://www.ketamineprofessionals.com/enroll?_ga=2.140760114.129310485.1605542831-1411778904.1601068488 IV Therapy Academy - https://www.ivtherapyacademy.com/course-information #HealthcareEntrepreneurAcademy #healthcare #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #onlinecourses #onlinelearning #revenuegeneration #missedopportunity

Jason McIntosh is the creator of Motion Trader — an online advisory service for retail investors and SMSFs. His career began in 1991 on the trading floor at Bankers Trust where he got to work with some of the best investment traders in the world. He gave up the hustle and bustle of the CBD in 2007. Nowadays he manages his family's investments from his home in Sydney because at the end of the day investment should be all about lifestyle. And what Jason enjoys most is teaching every day hard working Aussies to invest like the pros. He loves helping struggling investors to become successful. And if you're ready, he’d love to help you too. In technical terms, Jason is a share market algorithm investor. He’s developed a proven, profitable and robust share investing system that has personally returned his investment portfolio over 10-12% per annum, as you’ll hear during our discussion. Jason’s Motion Trader is a medium term trend following strategy. The aim is to use proven algorithms to identify stocks which meet the entry criteria. It’s then a case of letting profitable investments run, and cutting losing ones relatively early. Winning trades often last for around a year (some last several years), whereas losing trades typically last a few months (but some exit within days).   And the good news is that he now helps you remove yourself and your self-sabotaging ways from your investing through his service, incorporating all of the good habit forming system principles we cover about today. Jason doesn’t talk about success rates, he talks about the probability and profitability of your trading system – systems where you can have more losers than winners and still end up making money. How? Because your many losses are small compared to the much bigger size of your few wins. It’s how I had 60% losing trades but was still profitable. It all relies on a good investing system with a proven set of predetermined rules for entering and exiting share purchases that follows trend patterns. And the beauty of Jason’s Motion Trader approach is that his algorithms do all of the homework and research for you, and because the work is technically based, the trading rules remove our subjective emotional judgement and reactivity - which is the cause of most investment underperformance. I’ve always said that investment is all about the numbers and I don’t even need to see the property or know anything about the company I’m buying shares in, in fact I prefer not to because I then start getting emotionally attached - which can result in poor judgement and bad decisions. And in line with this thinking, Motion Trader’s algorithm analysis along with his email potential trade notification service means you don’t need to do the homework, you just need to follow his signals.   Jason says that people often say that successful trading is all about secrets. They believe the best traders have special knowledge that regular people can’t access. But do you know what? In his opinion, there are no ‘secrets’. The strategies the best traders use are nothing new. They’re mostly variations of the same winning tactics that have been in use for decades, if not centuries. Many traders make the mistake of focusing on one thing: when to buy. And yes, entries are important. But they’re just one cog in the machine. The difference between success and failure are the rest of the cogs, although many people lose money long before figuring this out.   So how do some of the best traders make millions? In Jason’s opinion, it essentially comes down to five rules: Trade with the trend Have many relatively small trades Get good at quitting Be slow to take profits Give winners room to move If you’re interested in learning more about the details of these secrets, Jason and Motion Trader have kindly given you free access to his exclusive report ‘Five Secrets of the World’s Best Traders’ so if you’d like an electronic copy, just email me at bushy@khgroup.com.au and we’ll get it to you. And if you’re interested in Motion Trader assisting you to invest in the Australian Stock Market more successfully after listening to Jason’s engaging conversation, go here https://www.motiontrader.com.au/learn-to-trade-shares for his free online event on how to build a profitable share portfolio now and mention my name BUSHY when you register and Jason will look after you. Stick around for part 2 of this discussion! Get Invested is the podcast dedicated to time poor professionals who want to work less and live more. Join Bushy Martin, one of Australia’s top 10 property specialists, as he and his influential guests share know-how on the ways investing in property can unlock the life you always dreamed about and secure your financial future. Remember to subscribe on your favourite podcast player, and if you're enjoying the show please leave us a review. Find out more about Get Invested here https://bushymartin.com.au/get-invested-podcast/  Want to connect with Bushy? Get in touch here https://bushymartin.com.au/contact/  This show is produced by Apiro Media - http://apiropodcasts.com

During Jason Tracey’s 1st visit (Ep. 54) he shared his powerful story of rising above difficult circumstances to find clarity and create transformation. This time it’s all about moving forward and forging yourself to become a beacon of light in the midst of a chaotic world. In Jason’s eyes, this begins by understanding that our biggest vulnerabilities are actually our greatest strengths. Taking perceived weaknesses and using them to power success increases the positive impact we have for others and escalates success.   About the Guest: As founder of Roar Consulting Jason Tracey Empowers the Empowers. Through his personal journey of overcoming poverty, abuse, financial crisis and business turnarounds he freed his inner Lion from his own subconscious cage.  He is now on a mission to help other people uncage their beast.  With Roar Consulting Jason works with coaches, consultants, trainers, & entrepreneurs to activate their Inner Lion by helping them gain clarity of their Passion, Purpose and Expertise, so that they can communicate it and build a business that thrives. Personal Links: Website:  www.roar.consulting LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-tracey/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHpbZpzE1kttL3WYmfyC3gg   About the Host: Dan McPherson, International Speaker, Business and Personal Development Coach, and CEO of Leaders Must Lead, is on a mission to help Creatives and Entrepreneurs create and grow profit and understand that Dreams ARE Real. With more than 25 years’ experience in corporate roles leading teams of up to 2000 and responsible for more than $150M in revenue, Dan is a recognized expert in leadership, sales, and business strategy. Through his Leaders Must Learn Mastermind, Dreams ARE Real Podcast, Foundations of Success Training, and powerful 1-1 coaching, Dan helps hundreds of entrepreneurs around the world from musicians and artists to chiropractors, coaches, retailers, and beyond experience success and accomplish their goals. To learn more about Dan or to follow him on Social Media, you can find him on: Website: www.leadersmustlead.com Leaders Must Lead Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leadersmustlead Free Coaching Assessment: https://leadersmustlead.com/free-coaching-assessment Dreams are Real Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/365493184118010/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leadersmustlead/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/leadersmustlead YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZXypDeFKyZnpeQXcX-AsBQ Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page. Do you have some feedback or questions about this episode? Leave a note in the comment section below! Subscribe to the podcast If you would like to get automatic updates of new podcast episodes, you can subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts or Stitcher. You can also subscribe in your favorite podcast app. Leave us an Apple Podcasts review Ratings and reviews from our listeners are extremely valuable to me and greatly appreciated. They help my podcast rank higher on Apple Podcasts, which exposes the show to more awesome listeners like you. If you have a minute, please leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts.

In this episode of Agents Influence podcast, host Jason Cass interviews Heather Monahan, Founder & CEO of Boss in Heels, TedX Speaker, Best-Selling Author of Confidence Creator, and Keynote Speaker at Speakers Bureau. Heather talks about the struggles that she faced in her life and career and how her mindset helped her to get back up again and be better than ever. She also discusses how to build up our confidence and how we can continue to grow during this pandemic.   Episode Highlights: Jason introduces Heather Monahan. (2:16) Is Heather an iPhone or an Android user? (3 :40) What was the last app that Heather downloaded? (4:02) Does Heather love to win or hate to lose? (4:31) What does Heather attribute to her success, skill or luck? (4:55) Heather shares her background and her career. (5:56) What are the things that people need to do to be able to rebound? (8:41) Heather shares that getting fired was difficult for her. (8:54) Heather explains that understanding the idea that you can live in a lane less world is powerful. (11:12) Does Heather feel that she has more freedom over the last three years than she ever had? (12:52)  Heather mentions that she is a huge believer in innovation. (13:01) Heather shares a chapter from her book that includes a story about her son. (14:06) How does Heather lift herself and keep herself going through the day? (14:52) Heather talks about her first TedX Talk. (14:54) Heather shares that visualizing herself doing a great job, and visualizing being in the arena or stage is helpful for her. (15:44) Heather mentions that she always writes a simple note on the bottom of her heel for motivation. (16:40) Heather talks about a psychological study called Pavlov's Dog. (17:33) What are Heather’s thoughts about living in the moment? (18:35) Heather mentions that anytime you feel anxiety, just focus on your breath and where you are right at that moment. (18:47) How do people cope with the pandemic, and what are the ways that they can do to get through? (20:56) Heather shares that it’s necessary to look at the culture, the morale among employees, and the sense of giving people an option that they're not forced to go into an office or workspace around other people. (23:25) Jason talks about being in the agricultural age, into the Industrial Revolution. (26:15) Jason mentions that the option of having the ability to work at home or to work at the office is highly significant. (26:44) Heather mentions that one of the things she heard from most of her coaching clients is that they missed the drive or commute, to work. (27:54) If Heather was in the position to know what the next 18 months of her life are going to look like, what would she do? (28:40) In Jason’s opinion, he thinks that the year 2021 is going to probably look a lot like this year, 2020. (29:53) Heather mentions that because of the pandemic, she learned that it’s impossible to forecast the future. (29:58) Heather shares that she finds certainty, solitude, and comfort by staying focused on herself and can pivot, optimize, and improve whatever situation she goes into. (31:16) Does Heather think that more people would want to create podcasts, videos, write blogs, or find something else to do? (31:28) Heather shares that she just finished reading the book entitled Never Split The Difference, by Chris Voss. (33:03) Heather mentions that she is currently writing a new book. (33:29)   Key Quotes: “I wrote and self-published my book, and I just continued to take action, step into fear and believe that bringing my talents to whatever lane I went to would inevitably work or not, but I've had that opportunity to pivot and try something different.” - Heather Monahan “If I just go out there on the stage and give it my best, I’m going to be proud of me. But if I don't go out there, I’ll never live it down in my mind. I can do this, lower the expectations and step into it.”  - Heather Monahan “People need to feel empowered, they need to feel safe, and they need to feel that they're in a trusting environment whatever that looks like.” - Heather Monahan “You’ve got to reinvent yourself and you've got to find a way to create connections through a computer, which isn't easy for everyone. So you've got to start employing different tactics, testing different things, and meeting with people who are doing well so you can learn some hacks from them.” - Heather Monahan “One of the most powerful things you can do for one of your clients or customers is asking how they are in a truly caring way and allow them to empty their glass. You just created such trust and such connection, that their brain is firing dopamine and they feel amazing.” - Heather Monahan “What we can do is we can find certainty within ourselves. Meaning, if we are still in an environment like this, you know, virtually a portion of my business more, I'll capitalize and I'll find ways to be more efficient, effective, and optimize what I'm currently doing.” - Heather Monahan   Resources Mentioned: Agency Intelligence Reach out to Jason Cass LinkedIn- Heather Monahan Speakers Bureau TedX Confidence Creator   Advertisers: Podium ePay Policy

In this episode of Agents Influence podcast, host Jason Cass interviews Bill Martin, President and CEO at Plymouth Rock Property Assurance. Bill talks about how he got into the insurance industry and his journey to becoming the CEO. He also discusses the value of understanding the analytics and data in the industry. Episode Highlights: Jason introduces Bill Martin. (3:06) Is Bill an iPhone or an Android user? (3:41) What was the last app that Bill downloaded? (4:56) Does Bill love to win or hate to lose? (6:10) Has Bill listened to Jason’s podcast before? (6:44) What does Bill attribute to his success, skill or luck? (7:02) Bill shares the first big break of his career in insurance. (7:55) Bill shares his background and journey to success. (8:40) Bill mentions that he did a series of three startups. (11:56) Bill says that the main idea is that you should be able to know before you offer somebody insurance is what you need to charge them. (14:43) Bill mentions that there is no great insurance story that isn't a distribution story. If you have great agents, you're going to win. (18:00) Bill explains that he gets to concentrate on making his product more attractive to both the distributors and the customers, and that's where the value is going to be built. (18:46) Would it be safe to say that a lot of CEOs don't think like Bill? (19:25) Bill mentions that there is some brilliance to the delivery of really good ideas that aren’t apparent at first. (21:38) Jason shares that the distribution system has given him a life, he never thought that would be possible. (22:15) Jason thinks that a lot of people lose sight of understanding that it's a passion, a willingness, and a desire to change an industry and have it look perhaps, different. (22:34) Bill shares that there are some great things about the regulation that we aren't embracing enough, but there are also some things that are just getting old. (24:24) What is the game plan that Bill cast as a vision for Plymouth, and how does he see the future? (26:14) Bill mentions that he started the small piece of a company called Neptune Flood Insurance. (26:50) Why has the industry not tried to take over the National Flood Insurance Program? (28:46) Bill explains the two reasons why NFIP started. (28:55) Bill shares that it's not wrong to tell everybody what the secret formula is. Because they'll come in and ease the pressure on you to offer rates that are not affordable if you aggregate. (30:57) In Jason’s opinion, data is the single biggest differentiator in the insurance industry. (32:06) Bill talks about an announcement from someone in Insurtech. (32:59) Bill shares that it’s weird how they’ve used data to improve the insurance company's lot, and they haven't used it to improve the insure policyholders lot. They tend to use it to make their loss ratios better and out segment everybody, but they don't use it to make the customers’ lives easier. (34:13) Bill says that the interest rates can influence companies, but the companies that are influenced are the ones that probably aren't going to survive in the long term. It's the ones that are disciplined through the interest rate environment that will survive. (40:02) Bill mentions that he’s reading the book entitled The British Are Coming: The War for America, Lexington to Princeton, 1775-1777 (The Revolution Trilogy) by Rick Atkinson. (42:31) Bill thinks that CEOs often don't have time to be nuanced. (42:51) Bill thinks that the big factor for a lot of agencies is that they need to be really good technicians and they need to be really good with people. (44:05) Key Quotes: “I'm not trying something that's enough on the edge to really make a difference. So if I don't push the edge and fail, then I guarantee you that I'm not going to have something that succeeds.” - Bill Martin “Anybody can lose money, you just lower rates. Anybody can make money and not grow, you just raise rates... But nobody seems to be able to grow and make money at the same time.” - Bill Martin “I'm going to do the thing that does make sense and we're going to compete with it, and there'll be millions of things that don't work because there are reasons we do things the way we do, and those reasons don't go away just because you tried something new.” -Bill Martin Resources Mentioned: Agency Intelligence We Got Your Podcast Reach out to Jason Cass LinkedIn- Bill Martin Plymouth Rock Property Assurance   Advertisers: Lightspeed Voice ePay Policy

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Jason Denniston, Medicare specialist, Life and Health Insurance Agent, and Owner of Denniston Insurance. From being a pastor to an insurance agent, Jason talks about how he got into the insurance business and the principles that contributed to the success of building his agency.    Episode Highlights:   David introduces Jason Denniston. (1:24) What is Jason’s backstory that influenced him to start an agency? (2:23) Jason shares that he spent 18 years in full-time pastoral ministry. (3:02) What was Jason’s main goal when he was in the church? (5:50) Jason shares that he had the privilege to be the pastor of ministerial development. (6:51) David thinks that most people don't understand how to appreciate their true potential because they don't take enough initiative to develop themselves. (19:21) In Jason’s opinion, it takes five principles or five skills to start an insurance agency. (25:13) Jason shares why his transition to insurance was weird. (27:02) David mentions that sales, marketing, and product knowledge are highly significant. (35:37) Jason explains the value of regulation and its process. (38:06) Does Jason deal with hacks? (40:54) Jason’s priority is to be the most outstanding Medicare advisor that he can be. (43:39) David says that agents are probably among the most vulnerable group of people to shiny object syndrome. (44:09) What do David and Jason do as an insurance agent? (45:06) Jason explains what The Indie Barbecue group is all about. (44:47) Jason shares what he’s very fortunate about in his career. (51:09) What are the states that Jason is licensed in? (53:36) Jason tells a funny story about obtaining some of those states. (53:48) Jason shares that he’s currently building an educational training platform for senior citizens. (56:19)   Tweetable Quotes:   “I realized that the thing I do best is to help other people be better. My gift is helping teams do better and helping other people do what they do better.” - Jason Denniston “Seeing the best in people and understanding that everybody has something...Everybody has a gift and a skill to give.” - Jason Denniston “Everybody wants to be successful, everybody wants to know that what they're doing matters, and that they're really fulfilling what I would consider their purpose in life.” - Jason Denniston Resources Mentioned :   David Carothers LinkedIn Kyle Houck LinkedIn Florida Risk Partners Jason Denniston Denniston Insurance Medicare

In this episode of Explain This Book To Me podcast, host Josh Lipstone continues his conversation with Jason Cass, author of Customer Service Is Just Foreplay: The Modern Customer Experience Will Separate You From Your Competition. In the final episode of Book 1, Customer Service is Just Foreplay: The Modern Customer Experience Will Separate You From Your Competition, Josh and Jason finish the book and talk about what is next.  How did things change in the last 5 years and how will things change in the next 5-10 years?   Episode Highlights:   Is Jason an Android or an iPhone user? (1:53) What was the last app that Jason downloaded? (2:49) What was the last book that Jason has read? (4:12) Jason says Fanatical Prospecting is the best prospecting book in the world. (6:30) What does Jason attribute to his success, skill, or luck? (6:58) Does Jason love to win or hate to lose? (9:10) Joshua talks about the eight step process of how you recommend building the modern customer experience for an agency in 2015. (17:47) Jason explains why step six is powerful which is to establish your brand and USP. (20:20) Jason says that elevator speech is not what you say, it’s about what everybody is saying about you. (21:00) Jason talks about the great separator. (25:20) Jason explains the two ways to be able to tell the future. (29:40) Jason discusses the three pillars of the great separator. (30:53) Jason explains why we need to have a holistic approach. (32:44) Jason mentions that Agency Intelligence is a technology-driven practice for utilizing data, people, and processes that allows insurance professionals to create a customer experience. (33:56) Jason shares how he met Seth Zaremba and his background. (36:33) Does Jason think that one of the three pillars is more significant than the others? (39:48) Jason shares why he believes that process is vital for any organization. (40:51) Jason mentions that with data, you’re going to know your people and it’s going to help you build stronger cultures. (47:40) Jason explains what Munich Re does. (1:00:38) In Jason’s opinion, the automated agency is not created yet. (1:03:02) How would Jason classify his agency? (1:06:05) Jason talks about the automated agency he tried with Nicholas Ayers, Christopher Cook, Travis Etheridge, and McBilly Sy. (1:13:48) Key Quotes: “I was given unbelievable skills by God.” - Jason Cass “CSRS in the future will not be paid based on how well they know insurance, they will be paid based on how well they can mine data.” - Jason Cass “Life is so awesome that the first two people on neon are Seth and Jason.” - Jason Cass   Resources Mentioned: Agency Intelligence  Lipstone Insurance Group  Book title- Customer Service Is Just For Foreplay: The Modern Customer Experience Will Separate You From Your Competition    Advertisers:   Podium Agency Va Veruna

Like a lot of insuretech founders, self-described programming geek Jason Kolb fell into the insurance industry – and loves it. It began with his working on technology to support a carrier book roll. Today, with Dais, his team built a platform enabling API connections. Agencies communicate with carriers and policyholders for a host of services (e.g. CSR responsibilities) and expertise (e.g. underwriting). “Agents are entrepreneurial, ambitious, competitive and they want to drive the industry,” he says. In Jason’s view, the traditional agency management systems should heed the evolving landscape. “When you’re dominating the market, one of two things will happen. You will be disrupted, or you will disrupt yourself. It’s painful because some of the revenue streams that have been profitable for a long time won’t be in the future.” The legacy players, he says, “have to make a decision. Will they be open or will they be closed?” Faced with technology pressure and insuretech options, Jason predicts more alliances and consolidation among carriers. “People will look at partnering more. Insurance is just a giant supply chain – one big layer of overlap.” The post Disrupt Yourself appeared first on Insurance Journal TV.

In Jason's 2nd solo-podcast he talks about comedians that are making headlines in the news today, he has longtime Ellisfam and Ellismania fighter Jen of Ramboprah Podcast on for a very inspiring, personal conversation, Katie Ellis stops by as well.

On today's show we have:- Discussion Joey Bosa's massive extension- In Jason's honor, the Mount Rushmore of NFL players to wear the #13- And a surprise topic that Jason picked*This episode does contain some mild cussingAll those wishing to support the show can use this link to our Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/guiltyaschargedSupport the show (https://t.co/vODLzzX1uD?amp=1)

Nicholas Loise has quite the resume, headed by his current role as Fractional Sales & Marketing Leader, Founder/Owner, Sales Performance Team. It includes being President of Glazer Kennedy Inner Circle - GKIC/Magnetic Marketing, involved with GKIC 8 years; Owner of a Direct Response Agency and Outsourced Sales Leader Company; Adjunct Professor of Marketing, North Park University; MBA from North Park; VP Sales & Marketing Provena Mercy Medical Center 9 yrs, a $156 Million division. On the Cold Star Project with host Jason Kanigan, Nick explores: Why he choose “execution-focused” sales areas of business Where clients have told him they need help in sales What he sees that is wrong in selling and sales processes today, that Nick is earnestly driven to correct...and how does this improvement lead to organizational results? When he believes clients should be approaching Sales Performance Team for expertise In his experience, how often is the salesperson in need of improvement vs the sales process? [In Jason's experience over the past 25 years, he has seen companies large and small who do not control or have consistency in their sales process. You can walk across the hallway and find a salesperson who is doing the job completely differently from their fellow sales employee.] What are the consequences of this lack of consistency? How does it affect buyer experience? And financial results? Ability to determine what went wrong or even what went right? What does Nick hear that tells him, “This is going to be a great project”? What did he see at his years of GKIC and his own agency that caused Nick to start Sales Performance team? Sales Performance Team website: https://salesperformanceteam.com/ Sign up for email notifications of new episodes: https://www.coldstartech.com/msb Talk to Cold Star: https://www.coldstartech.com/bookcall

Jason Campbell is a productivity coach, motivational speaker, host of the Mindvalley Superhumans at Work podcast and author of the upcoming book, Selling with Love. In this episode, you’ll hear from Jason Campbell on: [02.24] Starting the day strong. Jason reveals how he applies Mel Robbins’ five-second rule to his morning routine by getting out of bed quickly and setting a positive intention for the day. His regular gratitude practice and commitment to doing his best also provide a powerful source of focus and motivation. [16. 56] Working productively from home. Jason advises employees who have been forced to work from home during the coronavirus crisis to regard the unprecedented situation as an opportunity to refine their skillset and concentrate on becoming more valuable in the workplace. He recommends using tools such as Zoom, Loom and Slack to increase efficiency and facilitate communication. [23.48] Time and space optimization. Justin and Jason discuss how to work efficiently from home by setting strict business hour boundaries and turning off notifications in order to reduce distractions and improve productivity. Jason suggests setting up a dedicated workspace and performing a simple ritual at the beginning and the end of the working day to clearly define the transition between work and home life. [44.55] Selling with love. In Jason’s opinion, selling is an energy exchange between conscious beings, and he encourages everyone to challenge negative stereotypes of salespeople. He stresses that the key to selling with love is knowing that what you are selling is more valuable than what you are asking for in return. [53.19] The five loves of selling. Jason sets out the criteria for selling from a place of love and abundance. He explains that selling with love requires you to love the product, love its impact, love your client, love the process and love yourself. Links from Episode: Jason’s Instagram: @jasonmarccampbell Superhumans at Work Podcast: www.podcast.mindvalley.com/superhumans-at-work-jason-campbell Productivity for Working at Home Course: https://www.mindvalley.com/remote Follow and Like Mindful Impact Podcast: Instagram: www.instagram.com/mindfulimpactpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/mindfulimpactpodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/justin-franciso/message

In today’s show, Chris interviews Jason Reid, Co-Founder, National Services Group. Once homeless, how did Jason manage to evolve into a successful serial entrepreneur? He reveals his life journey, and his most crucial learnings from his successes, and more importantly his failures. This show starts with Jason recalling his life as a teenager. Like many of us in our formative years, he had little direction and was lacking work ethic. Jason makes some honest admissions about his wayward ways in this segment of the show. Next, Jason shares how he arrived in California, homeless and broke, and ended up working for Mark Moses, President, Student Painters. This proved to be a life-changing moment for Jason as he eventually ended up as owning this business with his good friend, Spencer.  Along with his painting business, Jason also owns businesses as diverse as software, high-ticket coaching, and construction. In this segment of the show, Jason reveals how he managed start many different businesses throughout his entrepreneurial career.  Particularly, listeners will get some important lessons on how to deal with failures. Failures, Jason shares, are inevitable in an entrepreneur’s life. In Jason’s own words, “My life is a graveyard of mistakes with a couple of big wins”. So, how did Jason find the fortitude to carry on even after failing THIRTEEN TIMES? In this segment, listeners will also learn how to manage partnerships, particularly in difficult times. How can partners avoid piling the blame on each when things go south?  Here, we also make some interesting comparisons between entrepreneurship and going the corporate route. In the long run, are you better off settling for a stable corporate job? Jason gives listeners a reality check and shares why entrepreneurship might not be for everyone. Towards the end, we share some key attributes that define leaders and businesses of tomorrow. Jason is particularly critical of the current trend where loss-making businesses continue to raise piles of money. Is this phenomenon sustainable in the long term? Tune in for some excellent nuggets!   Resources:     Student Works  Chris Thomson LinkedIn Chris’s Email Apply to the Student Works program EmpireWorks National Services Group CEO Coaching International Mark Moses’s LinkedIn Business is Easy by Jason Reid Jason Reid’s LinkedIn

During this hour, Jason shares inspiration with “A Thought to Digest” and shares his thoughts about a new health documentary called “The Game Changers.” Jason discusses the biological principle of biological magnification with Producer Alexandra and how that affects the health and toxicity of fish caught and raised for human consumption. In Jason’s weekly benchmark “Here’s to Your Health” he shares one of his famous smoothie recipes.

This is episode #3 in the Automation Series. You can learn more about the Automation Series here. You can learn more about IOTA on their website. Jason Shepherd is the CTO of IoT and Edge Computing at Dell. As the leader of the Dell Technologies IoT Solutions Division, he and his team are responsible for technology strategy, standardization, business model innovation and strategic ecosystem development within the Dell Technologies IoT and Edge Computing Solutions Division.  Jason was recognized as one of the Top 100 Industrial IoT influencers of 2018, and he holds 14 granted and 13 pending US patents. In Jason’s episode with Anthony Pompliano, they go in depth on automation, edge computing, IoT and digital currencies.

Dr Jason Schreiber is a Forensic Physician working with the Victorian Institute of Forensic Medicine (or VIFM). The VIFM is responsible for many famous projects, such as the identification of Ned Kelly’s remains, and research around the Coward’s Punch attacks across Australia. In Jason’s past he’s trained in Judo and won several large competitions, as well as training in Wing Chun later on. His experience as a Forensic Physician exposes him to many cases of physical and sexual assault, and he is regularly called upon to give his expert testamony in court. With this in mind, there’s potentially sensitive content that may trigger those with a history of physical or sexual assault, so please be warned.   Instagram: www.instagram.com/fistbumppodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/FistbumpPodcast   Intro music: "Getting it Done" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

On this episode, we sit down with tattoo artist and painter Jason Ackerman (@jasonackerman) of Soho Ink. In Jason’s own words, he likes to make people uncomfortable. And I like exploring topics that make people uncomfortable, so let's see if I can succeed in making Jason uncomfortable, if only for a moment. On this episode, we talk about drug abuse, the weirdest tattoos Jason’s ever given, painting controversial figures like Bill Cosby and Donald Trump, reuniting with his son, and more. Without further ado, here is our wide-ranging conversation with Jason Ackerman: Jason's Art: http://jasonackermandesigns.com/ Book Jason (SOHO Ink): https://www.soho.ink/ The Aux: https://www.auxoro.com/theaux Support Auxoro: https://donorbox.org/support-auxoro Intro/Outro Music: Produced by David Grossfeld Mixed and Mastered by Dbsound on Fiverr Sound Design: Matt Grossfeld Episode Art: @tlarkk Auxoro main site: https://www.auxoro.com/ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/auxoro/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/auxoromag/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Auxoromag

In Jason's absence, the Circus joins Chris as he looks over the Costa Countdown to blastoff on this weeks final podcast episode. Next week the boys return to their regular scheduled programming.   

In Jason's editing debut, the guys talk about the Final Fantasy VII Remake, TV watching habits, foldable tablets, and a really cool LEGO project.    PSA: Do your Windows Updates  Listener feedback on Endgame Spoilercast  Final Fantasy VII Remake  Isn’t Technology cool?  Steve Jobs iPhone Announcement  TV Watching Habits  Lenovo Folding Screen Laptop  Lego National Cathedral 

Jason Cigan is a 29 year old US Chess Master who recently won the Oregon State Championship. As Jason tells us, he did not begin seriously playing chess until he was 18, but in the past 11 years, he has managed to slowly and steadily gain over 1,000 rating points while working full time as a software engineer . (You can see his US Chess rating graph here.) How has he done it? Listen to the show and you will find out. For relevant links, timestamps, and many book recommendations, please keep reading. :) 0:00-  Intro and Jason tells his chess story, including how he got into chess, and why it took a while for his passion for the game to fully manifest. 10:25-  So how did Jason improve so much, anyway?  In his opinion, having master level mentors played a big role in his improvement. Jason credits FM Charles Schulien, NM Corbin Yu and NM Jeremy Kane with helping him immeasurably along the way. The video from GM Vidit Gujrath regarding chess improvement can be seen here. Jason is a fan of the books of GMs Mikhail Marin and Boris Gelfand, and also Seven Deadly Chess Sins by GM Jonathan Rowson 18:00-  A listener, new to chess, who is 62 year old and recently retired, is eager to devote 20 hours a week to chess books and chess improvement. How should he spend his time, what resources should he utilize? How good can he become? In Jason's response, he mentions that he is a strong proponent of John Nunn’s chess books. I chimed in and mentioned that the listener might want to pursue something more systematic to improve, like the acclaimed series from GM Arthur Yusopov , The Steps Series, or the Susan Polgar series for those brand new to chess. 29:00- As is a regular feature on the Adult Improver Series, we launch into a discussion of how useful various attempts at improving one’s chess games are. Jason gives his opinion on the importance of having a coach, as well as the relative merits of analyzing one’s games, solving tactics, studying endgames, playing speed chess, learning openings,  exercising, and more. Jason benefited from taking lessons with GMs Melik Khachiyan and Sabino Brunello and from playing training games with IM Craig Hilby. One can always look for coaches on the LiChess coaches page 39:00-  Jason answers a question from a Patreon supporter of the podcast,  about whether its important to set up a board when solving tactics. The US Championship summary by Jennifer Yu that I mentioned can be read here. 46:00- How should one approach openings when you live in a community where you play the same players repeatedly? 51:00- Jason tells a fun story related to opening preparation, of a game between GM  James Tarjan and recent Perpetual Chess guest GM Alex Ipatov. Check out the game here. Mr. Moonmaster 9000 asks for some clarification about something Jason wrote: Does Jason believe it's impossible for him to become a super GM? 1:02- A 3 minute digression into the intersection of  the NBA and professional chess. Sorry NBA haters! 1:06- Back on track, Jason talks about the importance of endgame studies in helping your chess game. Jason is a big fan of the book 100 Endgames You Must Know He also mentions enjoying the Yusupov and Dvoretsky features on chess24.com 1:10- Jason discusses his coaching philosophy, and shares some methods that he has used to help his student, Gavin Zhang. He emphasizes the importance of studying the classics, and identifying and working on one’s strongest point and one’s weakest points in chess. 1:19- We discuss books on endgames and endgame studies. Jason mentions: Capablanca’s Best Chess Endings by Irving Chernev Endgame Training by Bernd Rosen Endgame challenge by John Nunn Studies for the Practical Player by Mark Dvoretsky One Pawn Saves the Day by Sergei Tkachenko Under the Surface by Jan Markos Chess Structures by Mauricio Flores Rios Grandmaster Repetoire: 1. E4 by Parimarjan Negi                                                                    1:30- Keep up with Jason’s progress via his chess.com account here. If you would like to help support the podcast you can do here.

We recently hosted a webcast conversation between Jason VandeBoom, CEO and Founder of ActiveCampaign, and Hisham Ibrahim, Lean Startup Co. Faculty Member, focused on the importance of leaning into your customers and learning from them in order to grow your business. In Jason and Hisham’s conversation, they discuss: - The importance of letting customer feedback guide the product development - How to scale up while staying close to your customers - The key lessons learned as Jason looks back on the startup story of ActiveCampaign And much, much more… When Jason VandeBoom launched ActiveCampaign in 2003, he wasn’t trying to start a business or grow a company. He was just trying to make some money to pay for college. All of his customers were small businesses and they all started wanting the same thing: to communicate with their customers. At the time, the options for small businesses to implement something like this was somewhat limited. Instead of building one-off tools and products for each company, Jason decided to create a contact management package and sell that instead. “[I had] no idea of what that could be,” Jason says, “and then as someone bought it, I just glued onto them to learn as much as I could.” In fact, for a while, Jason says he didn’t even care about the revenue he was generating. Rather, “all I cared about was the interesting work and ensuring I was providing a ton of value.” His focus on listening to the customers helped him learn a lot about what customers needed and how to add to ActiveCampaign’s product catalogue. So much so that by the end of the first decade his company was up to eight products, all of which impacted a piece of the customer experience. “We learned a lot about each piece,” Jason says, “but the tool didn’t actually matter as much as moving data throughout their entire experience and making that feel like a unified experience.” Email us: education@leanstartup.co Follow Lean Startup Co. @leanstartup https://leanstartup.co/education

In today’s episode Carl sits down with Jason Khalipa - The CrossFit Games champion and the Founder and Owner of NCFit. Jason shares how he started his athletic career by riding BMX and later transitioning into Football where he found Strength & Conditioning and a love for Fitness as he worked the front desk at a local gym. It was through fitness where he started practicing CrossFit which led Jason to taking the tile of the Fittest Man On Earth by winning the 2008 CrossFit Games. While pursuing his career as a professional athlete, Jason decided to simultaneously take his job in the fitness industry to the next level by opening his own gym. A gym that has now grown to over 20 locations around the world. As Jason juggled being a professional athlete and operating a rapidly growing business, a wrench was thrown into his life when his daughter was suddenly diagnosed with Leukemia. It was at this moment when Fitness helped him navigate this scary period of time in his life, which he did through what he has now coined the AMRAP Mentality - A mindset in which one remains focused, shuts out the noise, commits to hard work, and ads a touch of competitive energy to achieve the desired results. In Jason’s case, the results he was looking for were to remain solution conscious, create a safe environment for his daughter to heal, while making sure that he stayed connected to his family and on top of helping his business thrive. Jason has now written a book with the title As Many Reps As Possible and subtitled “ Succeeding in competition, business, and life by making the most of every single minute”, where Jason talks about how you too can develop the AMRAP Mentality which has allowed him to find freedom and success in his life. Jason's book is now available on Amazon and where a portion of the proceeds will be donated to support children and their families battling pediatric cancer. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/carlpaoli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/carlpaoli/support

In today's episode, Keener and Jason, dive into hockey history to tell the 'hole' story of mesh jerseys.  They start in the early days of the Oilers back in the eighties all the way to the role of mesh in today's jerseys.  A brief history:  Textured mesh  (the 80s) AirKnit (87 Rendezvous) (CCM added double CCM logos due to not knowing what jersey Gretzky would wear) Ultrafill appeared on the scene CCM / JOFA / KOHO  - Jofa never made the third jerseys in the NHL. Jofa only made practice jerseys. When CCM bought JOFA there was no more mesh, it was all Airknit Jerseys.  Mesh inserts in jerseys are now commonplace. The question of the day: What is the goal of hockey jerseys today? To be lighter and stronger? When do you get the optimal jersey? Is so much innovation really necessary? Gretzky scored 92 goals with his jersey, does a lighter jersey really help? Please comment below.  If you like Jersey Talk, be sure to subscribe, rate and review our podcast, and check us out at: www.keenerjerseys.com Facebook: @KeenerJerseys Instagram: @Keener_Jerseys  Twitter: @Keener_Jerseys SUBSCRIBE TO JERSEY TALK Additional Information: '81 Oilers using mesh for the first time and lite it up. Gretzky scored 92 goals with mesh, why not go back to mesh? Keener AirKnit is way more comfortable. Mesh is coarse and not too comfortable. 2019 NHL All-star jerseys were a great hit! “Get the NHL logo off the crest and people will get behind the All-star jerseys” Additional hidden symbols and images in jerseys: Vancouver Canucks Skate logo, Hartford Whalers 'WH' in logo, and the St Louis Blues logo with a music note. Our Thanks: Thanks to our sponsor, the Illegal Curve Hockey Show. We are looking forward to having Ezra back on the show. A special thanks to our employees and NHL customers. Thanks for the listener feedback. No Beatles. No Tragically Hip. Got it. You were also surprised Jason didn’t know the Minnesota Wild logo is a bear. In Jason’s defence, Keener is the guru of jerseys. We need your help! Do you know of anyone with blue Tuck blades size 8.5. Please let Keener know asap!    

Today's guest on the Born to Be Podcast is Jason Barnaby – founder of Firestarters, Inc. As a self-proclaimed rebel in corporate America, he has always been an entrepreneur at heart. Learning lesson after lesson about how the people you spend your time with shape you, he's now taking his knowledge and wisdom to people who need an AHA moment in their lives. Jason's dad was an entrepreneur, and taught him a phrase he lives by—You can and should always ask for (insert whatever “it” is). The worst they can say is no, but they just might say yes. In Jason's terms, he learned that he has heard more YES's than NO's in his life full of asking. You won't want to miss this inspiring episode – especially if you're in the midst of chasing down your dreams or stuck trying to figure out your purpose. About Firestarters, Inc. Jason is on a mission. He's seen what happens when the AHA moment strikes—excitement, clarity, focus. He's spent decades facilitating these both here and abroad. It's his mission. They're contagious. They change us. They spark a hunger to get unstuck. When was the last time you experienced an AHA?  Isn't it time? What are you waiting for? Get started here! About the Born to Be Podcast The Born to Be Podcast is focused on helping you discover your unique calling and purpose in life. We believe you were created on purpose and for a purpose. Each week, we deliver inspiration and interviews with today's top thought leaders who are living out their unique calling. Are you ready to discover your true identity and become who you were born to be? Hosted by Daron Earlewine, popular radio host, pastor, and the creator of Pub Theology, Radio Theology, and Spiritual DNA. http://daronearlewine.com/borntobe

SellerActive was launched in 2011 by Jason Harra and Bryan Hockett of Salem, Oregon. Coming from an e-commerce background themselves, the founders knew well the thousands of small tasks that burden online retailers. The dream of SellerActive was to offer a set of user-friendly tools to e-commerce businesses, services that could simplify and automate online listing, processing, and shipping. While SellerActive is officially still young, its tools and services have been tested and refined in online marketplaces for well over a decade. (SellerActive's tools began as internally developed solutions for textbook retailer Bookbyte.) Customers can rest assured knowing our services have been tried, tested, and proven through over 12 years of success in online marketplaces. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [0:45] Jeremy introduces his guest, Jason Harra. [1:30] How does SellerActive serve their clients? What are their success stories? [2:00] Who should use SellerActive? What are some milestones? [2:30] Mistakes many ecommerce sellers make. [3:00] Pride in a great team delivering quality customer service. [3:30] Jason’s bucket list. In this episode… What lessons can you learn from the success of a business built on order management and multi-channel inventory? How can you take the lessons of this success story and use it to fuel your own venture in business? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and business leader, Jason Harra. Jason opens up about his company, SellerActive, some of the success stories they’ve helped create, milestones reached, what sets them apart from their competition, and so much more! You don’t want to miss a minute of this valuable and informative episode featuring Jason! Is there an issue in the marketplace that you think you and your organization could help solve? How do you communicate your solution in a crowded marketplace? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear the story of SellerActive from their co-founder Jason Harra. While not every story is a success story, Jason and his team are proud of the work they’ve been able to do for ecommerce sellers like Dollar Hobbyz. How can you learn from SellerActive’s story and what they’ve been able to do for successful companies in the ecommerce industry? Find out on this exciting and engaging episode! What is one thing that your organization should be known for? How can you create loyal customers and raving fans of the product or service that you provide? On this episode of Inspired Insider, Jeremy sits down with entrepreneur and business leader Jason Harra. Jason shares why SellerActive has been so successful and why they’ve been able to help their clients find massive success. In Jason’s mind, it all comes down to the team they’ve built at SellerActive. He is convinced that providing a top quality customer experience is vital to a thriving and growing company. Learn more from Jason and the great work his team is doing at SellerActive on this powerful episode! Resources Mentioned on this episode https://www.selleractive.com/ Dollar Hobbyz Sponsor for this episode This is part of the Prosper Show Ecommerce Mastery Series where top Sellers and Experts teach you what really works to boost your ecommerce business. They have an amazing conference with some of the top Amazon sellers and industry leaders. *************** Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and cofounder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

In Jason's company he looks for two main things: The overall strategy of the company and conversion.... What does a customer need to hear to do business with you instead of the competition? That is huge! Because it is so important to get one ahead of your competition. When they are taking days off you should be in the office grinding...

Jason Gizzi – From Part Time to Big Time Get Real! Can you really "make it" in real estate starting part time? Just say yes, and tune in as Jason Gizzi maps out his growth from closing five transactions in his second year, to going full time and closing 49 transactions in his third year. One year later, The Jason Gizzi Team of three will now close over $16,000,000 in volume and maintain an awesome growth and leverage trajectory. In Jason's words... "it’s one part commitment, three parts training". If you’re still hanging on to that dead end "j-o-b", this is your episode.

Show notes for this episode: http://brightideas.co/184 In this interview, Jason and I talk about life after selling a company. In Jason’s case, it was bitter sweet, but it also came along with some challenges. We talk about the unexpected challenges, how he dealt with them, and ultimately, how Jason went on to create the most successful (and enjoyable) company he’s ever run. Have a question about this episode? Record it at: http://brightideas.co/asktrent

Lawhead’s Court jumps in to week 1 of the NFL and gives a little pre-season predictions, who to look out for and who not too. We talk QB roles in the upcoming season and how past history dictates a lot of that measure.  In Jason’s last week of a summer in NYC before returning to LA, he discusses with Rena Marie the ups and downs the lessons learned and why he feels so lucky to be alive & all the people he’s met and certain in particular that has made that so. Be sure to rate and comment on iTunes. Also, you can find the show on Stitcher.

Jason Frasca   He’s called the Optimizer! An Evernote consultant for individuals and business looking to get started or bend Evernote to their needs. Jason Frasca Consulting specializing in small business requiring content / marketing strategy, digitization to optimize business performance and to solve operational and business inefficiencies. He is also the author of “Evernote Success- Strategy and Tactics To Set Up A Successful Evernote Environment.”     This interview is pack with tips and tactics for organizing and managing Evernote, so make sure to grab a pen/pad or whatever you use to take notes. Listen to the interview for this gold nugget interview!   How To Contact Jason:   Website: Jason Frasca Twitter: @Jaymf Google +: Jason Frasca  Book: Evernote Success   Podcast Insider: Interview Highlights   What other programs other than Evernote can actually compete with it. If you are new to using the Evernote program some tips were discussed on where to begin. Jobseekers tips on what to do with job postings you want to apply to. Tips for saving a resume and cover sheets to evernote to make unique edits. Features of Evernote that are free and what are premium features. And what features are user friendly for mobile users. 3 Evernote tactics for the solopreneur trying to use it in their business. Jason shares one thing that he dislikes about using the program, you have to listen to hear what that is. For the busy entrepreneur, there is insight on how long it could possibly take to learn how to effectively use Evernote. Jason dives into ways to organize your Evernote to keep you from wasting time attempting to find your information. In Jason’s Book “Evernote Success- Strategy and Tactics To Set Up A Successful Evernote Environment”  he provides information about what someone can expect to learn when they purchase his book.   Community Bulletin Every Thursday at 8pm ET I have a #LetsNetwork twitter chat. We discuss general entrepreneurial topics meanwhile sharing, learning, and engaging together!  Arrive early and stay late and bring your links and any program/service/product you would like to share with the community. Follow hashtag #LetsNetwork

When you think of cowboy you probably think of someone almost exactly like Jason Meadows. Being a cowboy, though, is more than just having the look. In Jason's case it means living the music about the life. Let's find out more about this 100% Cowboy in this CyberCountry Minute.