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Enter The Vintage Hen-House, pick a perch, and listen to Benoît (@Petitesecondes) and his co-hosts chat to vintage watch collectors from all over the world about their collection, the vintage watch world, and many other things. Let's talk about the good, the bad and the ugly stories that we can all share about collecting vintage watches! Host: Benoît @Petitesecondes Co-Host: Phil @Pippy Guest:James @kibblewatches In this episode, Benoît welcomes Phil (@Pippy) and James Kibble (@kibblewatches) in The Vintage HenHouse. James explains how he transitionned from collecting to dealing a very wide variety of watches. Brexit and Covid have been some of the challenges he has had to face just as he started his business full time. We also talk about his collection, his love of various vintage and modern watches, and also British independent watchmaking. James was asked to give us a focus on 3 watches of interest to him at the moment: one vintage, one modern and one indie. Theme music by Jotunn @picodon_conan Enjoy the show! Don't forget to grab an egg on your way home! SHOW NOTES: 00:00 - Intro: Brexit explained to hens 02:00 - Introducing Phil 03:45 - Introducing James 07:00 - Drink and wrist checks 13:10 - Vintage Seiko and affordability 19:10 - From collecting to dealing 22:00 - Making mystakes 27:10 - Covid and Brexit 32:00 - The European and British markets 38:25 - The personal collection 41:10 - Early century design and vintage tank watches 45:10 - Vary the watches or specialize? 51:00 - Fears watches and British watchmaking 58:50 - Watch focus: Mido powerwind 1:00:55 - Watch focus: Ulysse Nardin 1:03:05 - Modern watches with vintage design 1:06:05 - Fears Brunswick salmon dial and Indies 1:09:20 - The future of Kibble Watches 1:12:45 - Aesthetics over movements? 1:14:00 - Fucking Brexit! Snow replaces James 1:15:00 - Instagram recommendations 1:20:50 - Closing question Instagram recommendations: Benoît: @lange.on.a.nato Phil: @neilfrancis1 James: @watchmog Shoutouts to: @antiquewatchuk and @bertnet69 Follow James on Instagram: @kibblewatches Follow us on Instagram: @Fifthwrist Follow us on facebook: facebook.com/fifthwrist Subscribe to our youtube channel To join our group chat on Slack then please email us at contact@fifthwrist.com Please take the time to leave us a review wherever you listen to our podcast. Thank you for all the positive reviews and comments on our episodes. We read and appreciate each one! Fifth Wrist and Fifth Wrist Radio are both community run projects. Designed to serve the watch enthusiast community. We reject all forms of outside watch brand intervention and take no money, watches or goods from watch companies. The future direction of the website and podcasts are driven by the people who take part in this project. To join the action and get involved why not get started by reviewing one of your own watches at fifthwrist.com/write-review We hope you enjoy listening to this episode as much as we enjoyed making it! Thanks to everyone in the Fifth Wrist community who give their time to make this project possible. The hosts, co-hosts, writers and editors, plus everyone who takes the timeto share and promote this project daily. Cheers from Benoît @petitesecondes Wherever you are, stay on time!

In this episode, Phil Galfond, PLO legend and founder of Run It Once, reflects on when he accelerated his game the most. He talks about the evolution of poker and how he was affected by both positive and negative changes in the poker world. He tells the story of how Run It Once was born and shares the missing links he saw in other poker sites that inspired him to create something better. Tune in to learn why Phil keeps a consistent schedule, how positivity led to his biggest win, and what challenges are up ahead.  Visit Jeff Gross - The Flow Show or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Jeff Gross. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:00 – 19:00 - Introducing Phil and his poker journey. 19:00 – 39:00 - On playing multiple games, bad habits, and the beginnings of Run It Once.   39:00 – 57:00 - Black Friday, Phil’s Twitter love, and positivity. 57:00 – 01:06:30 - On how he keeps a consistent schedule and why he started a poker site. 01:06:30 – 01:23:30 - On opponents, creating an ecosystem, and challenges. 01:23:30 – 01:47:00 - A book recommendation, HUDs, and what makes his site different. 01:47:00 – 02:05:00 - Big wins and losses, playing multiple tables, and his favorite hands. 3 Key Points Be aware of the habits you pick up when you play certain games. Positivity is attractive! If you see something you want changed, be proactive and change it.  Contact/Resources Partner - Party Poker Website - Jeff Gross Poker

Introducing Phil’s Philosophies, a podcast aimed at helping me find what I want to do with the rest of my life and how I’m going to get there. You’ll listen to inspiring interviews with creatives, incredible stories from survivors, and life experience from hardened warriors. You can expect to laugh, cry, and be inspired. You can listen to the pod on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. See you on the pod!

When’s the best time to discover that your spouse has 3 ex-husbands...and they’re all dead? Why, at the closing table, of course! Phil Treadwell, a regional manager and VP of development for Mason-McDuffie Mortgage, podcaster, and co-founder of the Industry Syndicate, didn’t see the black widow until her husband did, and even then, the property still closed. Listen in to find out what happened – and learn some useful parenting tips that’ll help you raise kids that aren’t assholes.  Please subscribe to this podcast in iTunes or in the Podcasts App on your phone. Never miss a beat from Leigh by visiting leighbrown.com. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:50 – Introducing Phil, the VP of Development and Regional Manager for Mason-McDuffie Mortgage Corporation who has been in the industry for 15 years 01:36 – He’s the host of the Mortgage Marketing Expert podcast and co-founder of the Industry Syndicate 01:55 – He’s been all over the industry for the past 15 years 03:00 – Phil’s CSIRE story 03:15 – It’s funny how people get into the mortgage industry; Phil’s funniest story was during a closing 03:50 – He was working with a middle-aged couple with no kids and everything was going well 04:17 – They sit at the closing table and there’s an AKA form (Also Known As) that indicates if a person has ever used any other name 05:08 – The woman has 5 different last names on her AKA form; the husband looked over and asked what they were 05:25 – One was her maiden name, one was her husband’s last name, and the other three were from her three ex-husbands 05:30 – The husband said, “What other marriages?” and, “Where are they?” 05:46 – She said that they had all died and he asked how; at that point the closer suggested they leave and let them talk it through 06:30 – The guy came out and said they were ready for closing and nothing else was mentioned about the ex-husbands 07:55 – Funny ways people end up in the lending industry 07:50 – His favorite story is of a teller of a bank who got robbed at gunpoint twice; he tried to quit and was put in the mortgage department instead 09:10 – How parents can get their kids ready for their first purchase 09:18 – Teach the value of hard work and a good work ethic 10:22 – Raise kids that aren’t entitled and want to achieve goals; prepare them for the world 12:20 – On budgeting after you buy a home 12:34 – Many people ask about how to position themselves to buy a home and don’t consider the budgeting required to maintain a home once you own it 13:34 – Have pride and satisfaction in your purchase and teach your kids to work for what they have 14:40 – How to contact Phil: his website and on all social channels as @philtreadwell  3 Key Points Watch out for black widows! You never know what’s going to happen or where you’ll end up! Don’t raise assholes.

In this episode, Phil Galfond, poker pro and owner of the Run It Once training site, reveals insider information about the launch of his new site and the challenges he has faced while developing it. Elliot and Phil discuss how his playing style has evolved over the years and how he has come to accept losses. Listen in to hear who inspires Phil, why he started Run It Once, and what to expect when his new site launches.  Visit The Mindset Advantage Podcast or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Elliot Roe.  Time Stamped Show Notes 00:50 – Introducing Phil and his company 01:20 – He started playing poker 15 year ago; he dropped out of school to play full-time 02:00 – He's been a pro for 13 years, plays mostly PLO, and has had a few WSOP wins; 6 years ago, he launched the Run It Once training site 02:40 – How poker has changed over the last 13 years 02:50 – Achievable win rates were higher, but pros have gotten better; it's still the same game, but the strategic knowledge has progressed 03:30 – How Phil felt when launching Run It Once 03:50 – He had made training videos before and focused on balanced strategy; he was comfortable and confident that he wouldn't show leaks 05:30 – He prefers video coaching; he doesn't like doing 1 on 1 personal coaching 06:30 – Phil's swings and how he dealt with them 06:50 – Swings take longer to get drastic in nosebleeds; he hasn't seen the swings that some players have 07:30 – He started playing as a broke college kid and the money didn't scare him; he saw getting back up to higher money levels as a game 08:30 – His emotional disconnection with money allowed him to think more clearly; today, he feels more pressure and that makes it harder to detach 09:00 – He finds himself shying away from certain spots now; he feels there's no replacement for the naivety of youth 09:30 – What Phil's mindset is like now 09:38 – He can snap out of feeling down very quickly; he can accept the reality of a loss or string of losses 10:30 – Everything feels stronger live; the social element makes wins and losses feel more personal 11:00 – Phil's mindset inspiration 11:10 – Dan Cates (Jungleman) is very emotional when he plays, but his game never changes and this is a big advantage 12:00 – Phil used to think Dan tilted a lot, but he doesn't; he has an interesting mind and can't contain his emotions 12:37 – He doesn't have the emotional pull that most people have 13:00 – The Run It Once company 13:15 – He loved meeting people who say Run It Once helped them; the coaches of the company are proud to be a part of the brand 14:10 – The switch from a training site to creating a software 14:15 – The training site gave him a false confidence in his business acumen; the training site did very well with little marketing 14:48 – The development team is bigger and the project is bigger; he now must manage people, which he hadn't done before 15:15 – What's new and different about Run It Once 15:30 – He was worried that the online poker market was in trouble; he didn't know where online poker was heading 16:55 – They launched with cash games only; they have anonymous games and dynamic avatars to eliminate HUD use 18:30 – Stakes that'll be allowed on the site 18:31 - It'll be 6 max only at launch; they don't want to split their player pool 18:50 – They've come up with some innovative things that'll improve the quality of the experience and game for cash games and tournaments 19:10 – They are not incentivizing bum-hunting and targeting of weaker players 19:45 – There's a balance that needs to be kept between the money that net depositing players lose going to the players on the site; it can go too far in one direction, as it has on other sites 20:19 – They haven't finalized the exact stakes they're going to offer; they must consider liquidity at launch and will open other stakes as more players join 20:55 – They won't have nosebleed stakes at launch; they'll build a separate experience for that with different rules and policies 21:15 – The launch timeline 21:18 – They are still working on fixing some bugs; he's optimistic but needs to be sure it's working perfectly before launch 22:30 – He's not sure when it'll launch 23:00 – New advancements with the training site 23:08 – They've gotten good coaches and are running a promotion for a discount and gift on annual elite membership 23:30 – They've reopened their apparel store 24:00 – How to join Run It Once 24:10 – Go to eu to see the features and policies and sign up for the mailing/beta test email list  3 Key Points An emotional disconnect with the money can allow for clearer thinking during the game. Creating a training site is very different than creating a software. Phil's training site has improved, and he's not sure when the new site will launch. Contact/Resources Run it Once Poker Training Sign up for the beta test/email list Credits Podcast Production by Podcastily

LOGICAL. SIMPLE. PSYCHOLOGY. This week on the show we have the privilege on sitting down with Phil Allison: founder, owner and coaching exrtaordinaire at Corporate Edge. Phil began his own company to inspire people to live their passionate purpose before most had even heard the two words in the same sentence and we asked Phil on the show to share the learnings of his decades of experience changing peoples' lives. Phil's specific essay question was: "Twenty years of a passionate purpose. From coaching companies in culture, teaching the elite to be better, and turning a love to help others into a thriving business… Was it worth the leap" We spoke of his daily routines, the nurture of behavioural change and how he equates health to energy. This was a conversation that all should hear, particularly those looking to influence the world to be a more passionate, value driven and inspired place. Enjoy the Show! www: corporate-edge.com.au www: wordswithoz.com IG: @wordswithoz   Show Notes. 00.00 : 02.30 - Introduction & Adverts 02.31 : 03.29 - WWO Intro 03.30 : 08.14 - Introducing Phil; a pursuit of health & energy 08.15 : 15.32 - Acting Beyond Intention 15.33 : 21.09 - The thrill of people coming to their purpose 21.10 : 23.34 - Cut the Chord 23.35 : 25.39 - Rejection 25.40 : 28.46 - Complex Simplicity 28.47 : 37.44 - Hearing One's Calling 37.45 : 51.44 - Affirmations, Daily Alignment and Continual Improvement 51.45 : 1.00.34 - Energy 1.00.35 : 1.04.09 - Worth It. 1.04.10 : 1.06.53 - You Can Change Behaviour 1.06.54 : 1.11.30 - Phil's Challenge 1.11.31 : 1.16.36 - School Morning Mantra 1.16.37 : 1.19.16 - Oz' Take Aways 1.19.17 : 1.20.36 - Phil's Ambition 1.20.37 : 1.23.24 - Wrap Up & Thank You

Design, 3D, Retouching, Lighting, Rendering, Octane, Presenting, Tutorials and Communities. In one year Phil has built a career in Motion Design and 3D where he is now presenting for Maxon at NAB. Host Blair Walker discusses this massive career pivot.   Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd  00.50 - Introducing Phil, creative retoucher 01.00 - Phil got into Cinema 4D January 2017 02.55 - Phil found it hard to understand how welcoming the C4D community is. See Matt's article on this, particularly the comments. 04.00 - Phil's motivation to make Octane tutorials. 04.30 - How the fundamentals of lighting and photography have helped jump start Phil's 3d career. 06.30 - When lighting in 3d, ask yourself “How would we light this in the real world?” (tip: stay away from the HDRs) 07.00 - What Phil learned from automotive photography and retouching: no direct light is used, it's all bounced light: the exclusion of light is actually what helps delineate reflective surfaces. 09.00 - Phil's take on tutorials 10.30 - For the millionth time: Do not present tutorials you've followed as your work 10.50 - Phil’s Octane tutorial on Brograph 12.00 - The great benefit of developing skills additional to those you currently use at work: Phil's ascent into the role of 3D CG artist 13.40 - Phil will be speaking at NAB this year 14.30 - The importance of having a supportive partner 17.18 - Phil’s transformative trip to Half Rez in 2017 19.00 - The gap between schools/universities and real jobs 19.50 - Connect and network if you want to get into the industry: the percentage of entry level people who contact industry professionals is tiny 21.40 - Branding yourself: from Phil Roberts to RaidZer0 24.15 - Mathias Omotala of Maxon 26.00 – Phil's exploration of animation 27.30 – GorillaCam 29.30 – Learning compositing from a retoucher's perspective. 32.15 – Phil's spaceman animation based on a Mixamo walk cycle 32.28 – Mixamo as a creative starting point 33.10 – The French Monkey texture resource 34.50 – The utility of constraints and pre-built assets for learners of 3D and motion design. The topic is so huge that it's better (and more realistic) to focus on one aspect per project eg animation or lighting or texturing, rather than all of the above. 37.20 – How to develop quickly as a motion designer 37.30 – Randorenders from Brograph 40.15 – Pro Video Picks: Going to the gym three or four times a week 41.39 – Following Online: CGChannel.com Inspirational Video: Twisted Poly showreel 43.50 – Vivid: Lighting the Sails Sydney Opera House project  45.30 – Sources of inspiration: Sci-Fi films 47.00 – Follow Phil Online: twitter instagram brograph slack 48.50 – Who should come on the show? David Brodeur 50.48 - Joel Dubin 33:50 - Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website