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Hosts: Rob Chappell and Stephanie Díaz De León Guests: Suzanne Johnson, Park Bank First Vice President of Branch Banking, and Jeff Mack, Park Bank First Vice President of Business Development In this episode of the Money Mindset Podcast, Rob and Stephanie explore the topic of financial education for young people with Park Bank VPs Suzanne Johnson and Jeff Mack. They delve into how parents can introduce financial literacy concepts to children and teenagers. From using allowance systems to teach money management to leveraging modern tools like the Greenlight app, the episode is packed with practical advice and strategies to prepare kids for financial success in adulthood. The hosts share their own early experiences with money and discuss the importance of starting these conversations early. They also emphasize the significance of teaching kids about digital financial tools, establishing credit responsibly, and understanding the impact of financial decisions. They share personal stories, insights, and practical advice on topics such as: Early Money Conversations: The hosts and guests share personal anecdotes about how they first learned about money, often through allowances and budgeting lessons. Allowance Systems and Chores: Strategies for teaching kids about earning and saving through household responsibilities and chores. The Role of Financial Literacy Apps: How digital tools like the Greenlight app can be used to instill financial responsibility in kids by managing allowances, setting financial goals, and understanding basic concepts like credit and savings. Preparing Teens for Financial Independence: How to introduce older children to credit, budgeting, and making sound financial decisions before they leave for college or start their first jobs. Protecting Digital Identity and Teaching Financial Safety: As kids grow, it's essential to teach them how to navigate digital spaces safely, especially when it comes to handling their finances and understanding digital security. Understanding the Value of Money: The episode also touches on how parents can teach children the value of money by showing them the connection between work and financial rewards, and encouraging them to save and spend wisely. And in the “Math Isn't Mathing” segment: A discussion on the concept of getting what you pay for. Sometimes spending more upfront saves more in the long run. Additional Resources: For more information on financial literacy tools and resources, visit Park Bank's Youth Programs. This Money Mindset Podcast is brought to you by Park Bank, your local community bank focused on helping you achieve your financial goals. Visit parkbank.com to learn more about their services and financial resources.  

Hosts: Rob Chappell and Stephanie Díaz De León Guests: Suzanne Johnson, Park Bank First Vice President of Branch Banking, and Jeff Mack, Park Bank First Vice President of Business Development In this insightful episode of the Money Mindset Podcast, Rob and Stephanie are joined by Suzanne Johnson and Jeff Mack from Park Bank to discuss the fundamentals of credit. From understanding credit scores to practical steps for credit building and repair, this episode is packed with valuable information for anyone looking to improve their financial health. The discussion starts with personal experiences and misconceptions about credit and then delves into more complex topics like credit utilization, payment history, and the impact of credit inquiries. Plus, the guests describe all the other factors, beyond the credit score, that go into lending decisions. The hosts also provide actionable strategies for debt management and tips on how to establish a strong credit history. They share personal stories, insights, and practical advice on topics such as: Personal Credit Journeys: The hosts and guests share their first experiences with credit and the lessons learned. Understanding Credit Scores: Explanation of what goes into a credit score, including payment history, credit utilization, and length of credit history. Credit Building Strategies: Practical advice on how to build and maintain a good credit score, from opening credit cards responsibly to managing debt effectively. Credit Repair Tips: Steps you can take to recover from poor credit, including tackling delinquent accounts and managing credit utilization. The Importance of Credit Education: The value of understanding your credit and the role of financial institutions in providing credit counseling and resources. Economic Factors and Credit Access: Discussion on how economic conditions can impact credit availability and personal financial health. And in the “Math Isn't Mathing” segment: cutting cable in favor of streaming services was supposed to save us money. Is it? Additional Resources: For more information on credit building and debt management, visit Park Bank's Credit Sense. Check your credit report for free at AnnualCreditReport.com. This Money Mindset Podcast is brought to you by Park Bank, your local community bank focused on helping you achieve your financial goals. Visit parkbank.com to learn more about their services and financial resources.

Hosts: Rob Chappell and Stephanie Díaz De León Guests: Suzanne Johnson, Park Bank First Vice President of Branch Banking, and Jeff Mack, Park Bank First Vice President of Business Development In this episode of the Money Mindset Podcast sponsored by Park Bank, hosts Rob and Stephanie are joined by Suzanne Johnson and Jeff Mack, both Vice Presidents at Park Bank, to explore the concept of protecting your digital self. From the seemingly harmless oversharing on social media to the vulnerabilities in our everyday online transactions, the group discusses how our digital identities can be compromised and what we can do to prevent it. They share personal stories, insights, and practical advice on topics such as: • How to recognize digital risks and common scams. • The importance of strong, unique passwords and regular password updates. • The potential pitfalls of storing too much personal information online. • How financial institutions like Park Bank support clients in securing their digital information with services like Credit Sense. • Building a relationship with your bank to help monitor and protect your accounts. In the “Math Isn't Mathing” segment, we ask: how much more do you add to an online order to get free shipping? Whether you're tech-savvy or just getting started with digital banking, this episode offers valuable takeaways to help you secure your financial and personal data in an increasingly digital world.  

Check out Jeff Mack on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreymack/ Summary In this conversation, Salim Gheewalla and Jeff Mack discuss the importance of creativity in marketing and how it can lead to sales revenue. They emphasize the need for marketers to find their unique selling proposition and differentiate themselves from competitors. They also highlight the significance of understanding the target audience and creating personalized messaging. The conversation touches on the limitations of traditional marketing funnels and the need to focus on both in-market buyers and cultivating a community of engaged prospects over time. The traditional marketing funnel is no longer effective in generating demand and influencing purchase decisions. The days of pushing customers through a linear funnel are over. Instead, marketing now focuses on acquiring memories and building brand trust and credibility. This is especially important in the B2B space, where branding is becoming more similar to B2C. Marketing's job is to make sales easier, and this can be achieved by personalizing campaigns and showing customers how you can help them in a relevant and meaningful way. Communication and goal-setting are crucial for success in marketing. Keywords creativity, marketing, sales revenue, differentiation, target audience, personalized messaging, marketing funnels, marketing funnel, demand generation, branding, B2B, B2C, acquiring memories, brand trust, credibility, personalization, communication, goal-setting Takeaways Creativity is a company's competitive advantage in a commoditized marketing landscape. Marketers should focus on finding their unique selling proposition and differentiating themselves from competitors. Understanding the target audience and creating personalized messaging is crucial for success. Traditional marketing funnels may be outdated, and marketers should focus on both in-market buyers and cultivating a community of engaged prospects over time. The traditional marketing funnel is no longer effective in generating demand and influencing purchase decisions. Marketing now focuses on acquiring memories and building brand trust and credibility. Branding is becoming more important in the B2B space, similar to B2C. Marketing's job is to make sales easier by personalizing campaigns and showing customers how you can help them. Communication and goal-setting are crucial for success in marketing. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage 03:01 The Power of Creativity in Marketing and Sales 06:31 Finding Your Unique Selling Proposition 10:44 Understanding the Target Audience and Personalized Messaging 13:34 Rethinking the Traditional Marketing Funnel 22:51 The Death of the Traditional Marketing Funnel 25:09 Acquiring Memories: The New Focus of Marketing 26:23 Branding in the B2B Space: Similarities to B2C 30:02 Making Sales Easier: Personalization and Customer Help 31:18 The Importance of Communication and Goal-Setting in Marketing

Comic Reviews: DC o        Absolute Power: Task Force VII 1 by Leah Williams, Caitlin Yarsky, Alex Guimaraes o        Action Comics 1067 by Gail Simone, Eddy Barrows, Danny Miki, Rex Lokus; Rainbow Rowell, Cian Tormey, Romulo Fajardo Jr. o        From the DC Vault: Death in the Family – Robin Lives 1 by J.M. DeMatteis, Rick Leonardi, Rico Renzi o        Primer: Clashing Colors 1 by Thomas Krajewski, Jennifer Muro, Gretel Lusky Marvel o        Giant-Size Silver Surfer by Mat Groom, Tommaso Bianchi, Andrew Dalhouse o        Hulk: Blood Hunt 1 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Danny Earls, Matthew Wilson o        Kid Venom 1 by Taigami, Mattia Iacono o        Star Wars: Ahsoka 1 by Rodney Barnes, Steven Cummings, Wayne Faucher, Rachelle Rosenberg o        X-Men 1 by Jed MacKay, Ryan Stegman, JP Mayer, Marte Gracia o        Marvel Unlimited §  Marvel Mutts 11 by Mackenzie Cadenhead, Takeshi Miyazawa Dark Horse o        From the World of Minor Threats: Barfly 1 by Kyle Starks, Patton Oswalt, Jordan Blum, Ryan Browne, Kevin Knipstein, o        Kill All Immortals 1 by Zack Kaplan, Fico Ossio, Thiago Rocha Image o        Domain 1 by Chip Zdarsky, Rachael Stott, Eren Angiolini ComiXology o        Endless by Curt Pires, Rockwell White, Diana Nguyen, Mark Dale, Micah Myers IDW o        Hunger and Dusk Book Two 1 by G. Willow Wilson, Christian Wildgoose, Diana Sousa, Michelle SassyK o        TMNT: 40th Anniversary Comics Celebration by Kevin Eastman, Edgar Allan Poe; Jim Lawson, Steve Lavigne; Tristan Jones, Paul Harmon; Gary Carlson, Frank Fosco, Adam Guzowski; Chris Allan; Erik Burnham, Sarah Myer, Antonio Delgado; Lloyd Goldfine, Khary Randolph, Emilio Lopez; Ciro Nielli; Andy Suriano; Tom Waltz, Michael Dialynas; Ronda Pattison, Pablo Tunica Mad Cave o        Gatchaman: Galactor 1 by Steve Orlando, Kath Lobo OGN Countdown o        The Change Jaime Paglia, Whoopi Goldberg, Sunkanmi Akinboye, Alexandria Batchelor o        Cryptid Club vol 4: You Don't Know Jackalope by Michael Brumm, Jeff Mack o        Loud: A Story to Make Your Voice Heard by Anna Cercignano, Eleonara Antonioni, Maurizia Rubino, Francesco Torre, La Tram o        Yahgz vol 1: The Craynobi Tales by Art Baltazar o        Carmilla the Last Vampire Hunter vol 2 by Amy Chu, Soo Lee o        Spider-Man: Cosmic Chaos by Mike Maihack o        Dungeons and Dragons: Dungeon Club Vol 2: Time to Party by Molly Knox Ostertag, Xanthe Bouma Additional Reviews: Dungeon Flippers, She-Hulk by Charles Soule, Acolyte ep7, MAWS 2.9, Longlegs, surprise comic News: Robbie Robertson cast in Spider-Man Noir series, more Absolute DC details, Boom acquisition by Penguin Random House, Emilia Clarke joins Criminal, First Second launching an adult imprint, new Iron Man creative team Trailers: Gladiator 2, Perfect Couple, Captain America 4 Comics Countdown (10 July 2024): 1.     Ain't No Grave 3 by Skottie Young, Jorge Corona, Jean-Francois Beaulieu 2.     Primer: Clashing Colors 1 by Thomas Krajewski, Jennifer Muro, Gretel Lusky 3.     Green Lantern 13 by Marc Guggenheim, Matthew Clark, Matt Herms 4.     Action Comics 1067 by Gail Simone, Eddy Barrows, Danny Miki, Rex Lokus; Rainbow Rowell, Cian Tormey, Romulo Fajardo Jr. 5.     Spider-Boy 9 by Dan Slott, Paco Medina, Nathan Stockman, Erick Arciniega 6.     Crocodile Black 3 by Phillip Kennedy Johnson, Somnath Pal, Patricio Delpeche 7.     From the DC Vault: Death in the Family – Robin Lives 1 by J.M. DeMatteis, Rick Leonardi, Rico Renzi 8.     Ice Cream Man 40 by W. Maxwell Prince, Martin Morazzo, Chris O'Halloran 9.     Domain 1 by Chip Zdarsky, Rachael Stott, Eren Angiolini 10.  Batman and Robin 11 by Joshua Williamson, Juan Ferreyra

This episode is jammed packed with knowledge and information about running a business, having a presence on social media and doing it For the Gram. Jeff Mack from Jeff Mack Designs joins us to co-host this episode. Listen as Jeff shares some valuable tidbits of info on how he grew from working in a small condo to operating a massive woodworking/content creation studio/shop in Toronto. The best part of this episode is that it is our first episode filmed for YouTube. https://youtu.be/7Ja10jlRlMM Check out the video on YouTube and please leave a review, share and Thank You for listening to the For The Gram Podcast.

In October 1998 a gay college student in Laramie, Wyoming was brutally beaten by two men he met in a local bar.  The men pretended they were gay to lure 21 year old Matthew Sheppard into their truck where he was pistol-whipped and robbed. Matt was discovered barely alive 18 hours later tied to a fence in the middle of a rural area.  He never regained consciousness.  Matt's murder stunned the world and ignited a movement that changed gay rights in the United States.     Guest:  Jeff Mack, Executive Vice President, Matthew Shepard Foundation  www.matthewshepard.org  To hear the complete interview with Jeff Mack please visit  www.patreon.com/historyofthe90s  Show Contact Info:  Twitter: @1990shistory  Facebook: @1990shistory  Instagram: @that90spodcast  Email:  90s@curiouscast.ca   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recorded live at the 2022 Men's Leadership Summit presented by Park Bank. Tarik Moody, Jason Fields, Jeff Mack  and Tony Shields talk about what it'd take to rebuild Black Wall Street.

Mike Brumm (author) and Jeff Mack (illustrator) bring young readers a new series about an intrepid gang of kid investigators dealing with the remarkably bizarre appearance of cryptids in their world.  Book one of the new series is subtitled Bigfoot Takes the Field and I'm joined by author Mike Brumm to discuss the book and its origin.  This is not some dry academic book about debunking bigfoot, nor is it a breathless account of hunting monsters.  Instead it's a delightful and silly fantasy world where smarts and chutzpah solves a mystery, and saves the day.  Check it out!  (This is not a paid advert for the book - but if you use the Amazon link our show does get a tiny bit of the sale.)  https://amzn.to/3xLZ5ZP Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Badger legend and longtime youth coach Jeff Mack, Sr passed away at 68 last week, and we have a tribute this morning. Plus, Lawrence University officially has its first Black president and COVID stats get slightly better, at least for a day.

In October 1998, Matthew Shepard, a 21-year-old student at the University of Wyoming, was brutally attacked and tied to a fence outside of Laramie, Wyoming. Five days later he died of deep wounds inflicted in one of the most vicious anti-gay attacks in American history. In this wide-ranging interview with PFLAG Cape Cod's Rick Koonce, Jeff Mack, a personal friend of Matt's and today the Executive Vice President of the Matthew Shepard Foundation, talks movingly about Matt, his life, and the Foundation started by his parents, Judy and Dennis Shepard, just months after Matt's gruesome death. Jeff talks about the foundation's ongoing work to combat hate and prejudice. He talks, too, about the Laramie Project, a now famous play by Moises Kaufman about the city and its residents that was produced after Matthew's murder. And finally, Jeff talks about the day, in 2018, 20 years after his death, when Matthew was finally laid to rest in the safe sanctuary of Washington DC's National Cathedral. Please click the button to subscribe so you don't miss any episodes and leave a review if your favorite podcast app has that ability. Thank you! For more information, visit the PFLAG Cape Cod website: https://www.pflagcapecod.org/podcasts.html © 2022 PFLAG Cape Cod

This Thanksgiving week, just a few days shy of what would have been Matthew Shepard's 45th birthday, Katie considers his lasting legacy. In 1998, Matthew, a college freshman at the University of Wyoming, was the victim of a brutal hate crime. His death quickly became a national story and a clarion call for gay rights that inspired a whole new generation of LGBTQ activists. “Matthew Shepard was a huge turning point,” says Alan Cumming. On this episode of Next Question with Katie Couric, Katie revisits the interviews she has done with Matthew's parents, Judy and Dennis, over the years and examines the impact they have had on gay rights legislation as well as the huge cultural shift society, in general, has experienced over the decades. Jeff Mack, a friend of Matt's from university, who is now the executive vice president of the Matthew Shepard Foundation guides us through Matt's impact, explains why his death is considered the “second Stonewall,” and why his friend changes the course of his life forever. “It just means so much to be doing what I'm doing,” Mack says, “life has come full circle for me.”  Find out more about the Matthew Shepard Foundation. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Former Wisconsin Badger linebacker and current Park Bank vice president Jeff Mack joins the show today to talk about the importance of Black teachers, pivoting his personal brand, leveraging failures as learning experiences and much more (including some investment advice!).

Celebrated for her innovative, colorful blown glass and flameworked Amulet Baskets, Laura Donefer is also known for artwork that pushes boundaries by exploring memory, assault, bereavement, joy and madness. The artist has been using glass as the primary medium in her work for over 38 years, all while teaching, producing unforgettable glass fashions shows and promoting the glass arts worldwide. Born in Ithaca, New York, but raised in rural Quebec, Donefer studied sculpture for a year in 1973 at the National Art School of Cubanacan in Havana. Back in Canada, in 1975 she graduated with honors in Literature and Languages from Dawson College and in 1979 with honors from McGill University, both located in Montreal, Quebec. After traveling the world and working with many interesting people, Donefer trained as a glass artist at Sheridan College, Ontario, graduating in 1985.  A tireless promoter, Donefer lectured extensively on Canadian contemporary glass in Canada, the United States, Mexico and Australia, including the Canadian Embassy in Washington D.C.; the Tucson Museum of Art, Tucson, Arizona; the University of Honolulu, Honolulu, Hawaii; and during AUSGLASS in Sydney, Australia. She curated a number of exhibitions in the United States to showcase Canadian work. In 1985, as president of the Glass Art Association of Canada (GAAC), Donefer was instrumental in uniting glass artists across Canada by publishing a quarterly magazine, The Glass Gazette, which developed into the major voice of Canadian glass artists. In 2006, GAAC awarded Donefer its first Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her tireless efforts in the advancement of art glass in Canada.  By conducting countless workshops worldwide, Donefer has influenced students from Red Deer College, Alberta, to Penland School of Crafts, Bakersfield, North Carolina, to the Sonoran School, Tucson, Arizona; and beyond in Japan and Australia. She served on the staff in the glass department at Sheridan College and was permanent faculty at Espace Verre, Montreal, for over 18 years, helping to mold the school with her dynamic classes. She continues to teach regularly at the Corning Museum of Glass, Corning, New York, and at the Pilchuck Glass School, Stanwood, Washington, where she has served on the International Council for 17 years.  Since the mid-1980s, Donefer’s work has been exhibited in many solo and group exhibitions, including shows at the Hokkaido Museum of Modern Art in Japan; the Art Gallery of Western Australia; the Hammelev Arts and Culture Centre in Denmark; the Agnes Etherington Art Centre in Kingston; the Museo del Vidrio in Mexico; and the Museum of Modern Art in Shanghai, China. Her sculpture is included in many public and private collections, including the Corning Museum of Glass; the Tacoma Museum of Glass, Tacoma, Washington; the Museum of Art and Design, Manhattan; Imagine Museum, St. Petersburg, Florida; Ringling Museum, Sarasota, Florida; Barry Art Museum, Norfolk, Virginia; Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, Michigan; and the Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo, Ohio. She is currently represented by Habatat Gallery and Sandra Ainsley Gallery.  A past board member of the Glass Art Society (GAS), in 2008 the organization presented Donefer with its prestigious Honorary Membership Award. Donefer has produced 15 of her unforgettable glass fashion shows, many for the organization. In 2018, her ground-breaking event included 33 glass costumes in 12 gondolas gliding through the canals in Murano, Italy. Her next glass fashion show is slated for GAS 2022. Donefer has also been awarded The Lifetime Achievement Award from Craft Ontario; the International Flameworking Award for “extraordinary contributions to the glass art world”; and the Art Alliance for Contemporary Glass award for her role in the glass community. On hiatus due to the Covid 19 pandemic, Donefer spends her days near Harrowsmith, Ontario, with her amazing husband “The Mighty Dave” and her dachshund Mr. Lance. She has become a mushroom detective, searching for and photographing these living sculptures and their unique forms and colors while exploring a new body of Covid Anxiety paintings. Donefer’s collaboration with glassblower extraordinaire Jeff Mack is currently on view in a ground-breaking exhibition curated by Tina Oldknow and Bill Warmus, Venice and American Studio Glass, at Le Stanze del Vetro Museum in Venice.   

本期节目，Storyland故事星球采访了来自美国的绘本作者、插画师Jeff Mack。Jeff出生和成长于美国纽约州锡拉丘兹市（Syracuse），一个距纽约市至少5小时车程的小城市。小时候他就会花很多时间画怪物主题的漫画，但经常画不出自己想要的效果。他没放弃，一直坚持练习。第一份工作为电影、书籍和唱片画宣传海报。又做了5年壁画师和人造纹理师（比如在墙面上画出大理石、木头等材质的纹理）。这些工作经历让他不断练习绘画技巧。2000年，搬到纽约市，他试图将一些作品卖给出版公司，但起初并太受欢迎。他的故事被认为对孩子们来说太奇怪或太恶心，不过有几位编辑倒是很喜欢他的绘画风格，邀请他为其他作者画插画，这成为他童书事业的起点。他为Eve Bunting画的《Hurry! Hurry!》成为2007年School Library Journal's Best Books获奖作品之一。几年的坚持练习和创作之后，Jeff 也有了自己的绘本—《Hush Little Polar Bear》。从此，他创作了大量的绘本、章节书、桥梁书等。In this episode, our guest is American author illustrator Jeff Mack. We begin with his latest book Just A Story. Jeff not only shared his personal stories of growing up and how he created his works, he also offered some sincere and valuable suggestions about writing and painting to young creators.你可以在这里找到Storyland故事星球 Where to find us：官网：http://storyland.com.cn/微信服务号：Storyland故事星球服务号 (ID: iStoryland) 微信订阅号：Storyland (ID: Storyliving)播客：各大声音平台或泛用型播客客户端搜索“Storyland故事星球”片头音乐：15岁故事星球会员其乐原创

本期节目，Storyland故事星球采访了来自美国的绘本作者、插画师Jeff Mack。Jeff出生和成长于美国纽约州锡拉丘兹市（Syracuse），一个距纽约市至少5小时车程的小城市。小时候他就会花很多时间画怪物主题的漫画，但经常画不出自己想要的效果。他没放弃，一直坚持练习。第一份工作为电影、书籍和唱片画宣传海报。又做了5年壁画师和人造纹理师（比如在墙面上画出大理石、木头等材质的纹理）。这些工作经历让他不断练习绘画技巧。2000年，搬到纽约市，他试图将一些作品卖给出版公司，但起初并太受欢迎。他的故事被认为对孩子们来说太奇怪或太恶心，不过有几位编辑倒是很喜欢他的绘画风格，邀请他为其他作者画插画，这成为他童书事业的起点。他为Eve Bunting画的《Hurry! Hurry!》成为2007年School Library Journal's Best Books获奖作品之一。几年的坚持练习和创作之后，Jeff 也有了自己的绘本—《Hush Little Polar Bear》。从此，他创作了大量的绘本、章节书、桥梁书等。In this episode, our guest is American author illustrator Jeff Mack. We begin with his latest book Just A Story. Jeff not only shared his personal stories of growing up and how he created his works, he also offered some sincere and valuable suggestions about writing and painting to young creators.你可以在这里找到Storyland故事星球 Where to find us：官网：http://storyland.com.cn/微信服务号：Storyland故事星球服务号 (ID: iStoryland) 微信订阅号：Storyland (ID: Storyliving)播客：各大声音平台或泛用型播客客户端搜索“Storyland故事星球”片头音乐：15岁故事星球会员其乐原创

本期节目，Storyland故事星球采访了来自美国的绘本作者、插画师Jeff Mack。Jeff出生和成长于美国纽约州锡拉丘兹市（Syracuse），一个距纽约市至少5小时车程的小城市。小时候他就会花很多时间画怪物主题的漫画，但经常画不出自己想要的效果。他没放弃，一直坚持练习。第一份工作为电影、书籍和唱片画宣传海报。又做了5年壁画师和人造纹理师（比如在墙面上画出大理石、木头等材质的纹理）。这些工作经历让他不断练习绘画技巧。2000年，搬到纽约市，他试图将一些作品卖给出版公司，但起初并太受欢迎。他的故事被认为对孩子们来说太奇怪或太恶心，不过有几位编辑倒是很喜欢他的绘画风格，邀请他为其他作者画插画，这成为他童书事业的起点。他为Eve Bunting画的《Hurry! Hurry!》成为2007年School Library Journal's Best Books获奖作品之一。几年的坚持练习和创作之后，Jeff 也有了自己的绘本—《Hush Little Polar Bear》。从此，他创作了大量的绘本、章节书、桥梁书等。In this episode, our guest is American author illustrator Jeff Mack. We begin with his latest book Just A Story. Jeff not only shared his personal stories of growing up and how he created his works, he also offered some sincere and valuable suggestions about writing and painting to young creators.你可以在这里找到Storyland故事星球 Where to find us：官网：http://storyland.com.cn/微信服务号：Storyland故事星球服务号 (ID: iStoryland) 微信订阅号：Storyland (ID: Storyliving)播客：各大声音平台或泛用型播客客户端搜索“Storyland故事星球”片头音乐：15岁故事星球会员其乐原创

本期节目，Storyland故事星球采访了来自美国的绘本作者、插画师Jeff Mack。Jeff出生和成长于美国纽约州锡拉丘兹市（Syracuse），一个距纽约市至少5小时车程的小城市。小时候他就会花很多时间画怪物主题的漫画，但经常画不出自己想要的效果。他没放弃，一直坚持练习。第一份工作为电影、书籍和唱片画宣传海报。又做了5年壁画师和人造纹理师（比如在墙面上画出大理石、木头等材质的纹理）。这些工作经历让他不断练习绘画技巧。2000年，搬到纽约市，他试图将一些作品卖给出版公司，但起初并太受欢迎。他的故事被认为对孩子们来说太奇怪或太恶心，不过有几位编辑倒是很喜欢他的绘画风格，邀请他为其他作者画插画，这成为他童书事业的起点。他为Eve Bunting画的《Hurry! Hurry!》成为2007年School Library Journal’s Best Books获奖作品之一。几年的坚持练习和创作之后，Jeff 也有了自己的绘本—《Hush Little Polar Bear》。从此，他创作了大量的绘本、章节书、桥梁书等。In this episode, our guest is American author illustrator Jeff Mack. We begin with his latest book Just A Story. Jeff not only shared his personal stories of growing up and how he created his works, he also offered some sincere and valuable suggestions about writing and painting to young creators.你可以在这里找到Storyland故事星球 Where to find us：官网：http://storyland.com.cn/微信服务号：Storyland故事星球服务号 (ID: iStoryland) 微信订阅号：Storyland (ID: Storyliving)播客：各大声音平台或泛用型播客客户端搜索“Storyland故事星球”片头音乐：15岁故事星球会员其乐原创

The Corning Museum of Glass (CMOG) is temporarily closed to limit the spread of COVID-19. All previously scheduled classes, events, and programs are cancelled until further notice. However, the Museum has compiled a list of 10 Ways to Digitally Experience Glass, found here (https://visit.cmog.org/resources). Susie Silbert, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Glass at CMOG, discusses the enjoyment of taking a virtual museum tour, the fun of the Color Our Collections program, ways to discover what was hot in glass every year since 1979 by reviewing New Glass Review online, and the benefits for artists, collectors, galleries and glass lovers of remaining engaged with glass during these uncertain times by exploring CMOG’s virtual collection. Glass is all around us, working hard to enrich our lives. It’s so easy to look through glass, but we rarely pause to look at it. CMOG’s new live chat series, Connected by Glass, features experts and special guests who share their insights into a range of topics, allowing us to discover all the unexpected ways that we are connected by glass. Join CMOG at 1 p.m. EDT each Thursday on MS Teams as topics including glass used in science and innovation, entertainment, fashion, industry, design, and travel are discussed. Ask speakers questions via the chat feature. Each Connected by Glass episode will be uploaded to CMOG’s YouTube channel. Eric Goldschmidt, CMOG’s Properties of Glass Supervisor, will host the first episode of Connected by Glass. Airing May 7 at 1 p.m., the live chat will focus on fiber optics, a vital technology that’s enabling us all to stay connected during the COVID-19 pandemic. CMOG’s panel of experts includes: Dr. Marvin Bolt: Curator of Science & Technology, CMOG; Dr. Claudio Mazzali: Senior Vice President Technology, Optical Communications at Corning Incorporated; and Chris Schmidt: Executive Producer, PBS NOVA. They will discuss the topic and answer questions from the virtual audience. Lastly, Eric Meek, CMOG’s Manager of Hot Glass Programs, will discuss the Museum’s Watch with the Artist series, launching on its YouTube channel: https://www.cmog.org/press-release/corning-museum-glass-launches-online-watch-artist-series.  Based on past demos from the Guest Artist program, the Watch with the Artist series gives viewers a new way to engage live with talented artists as they watch previously recorded demos together. Each Wednesday at 1 p.m. EDT, a featured artist will be active on the Museum’s YouTube channel, ready to chat, answer questions, and share stories with viewers about all things glassmaking. Guests so far have included William Gudenrath, Catherine Labonte’, Eusheen Goines, Kristina Logan and Jeff Mack. The Museum’s YouTube channel, which has 144K subscribers, is currently seeing more than 50,000 visitors per day and the average watch time has been 1 hour and 17 minutes. To access the Watch with the Artist series and many more pre-recorded glassmaking demonstrations, visit YouTube.com/corningmuseumofglass. Says Meek: “During this unprecedented moment when we may be physically distant, the Museum is proud to offer a new way for art lovers and artists to be socially together. It’s fascinating to watch an artist create, but it’s rare to actually interact with them while they’re working. The Watch with the Artist series allows direct conversations between artists and fans as everyone watches the process unfold together.” A glassmaker himself, Meek runs the Guest Artist program and was the featured artist during a soft launch of the Watch with the Artist series on April 1. “It was great fun,” Meek continued. “It was refreshing for all involved to spend two hours chatting about a material we all love. During a time when I physically can’t be in the Museum’s hot shop creating new work, this is the next best thing.” Meek also discusses CMOG’s new blog series, “Virtual Journeys into our Collection,” and his inaugural post: https://blog.cmog.org/2020/04/07/virtual-journeys-into-our-collection-thoughts-from-a-glassmaker/ This feature comes out every Tuesday, and staff members from across the institution share interesting stories about their favorite objects.  For comfort and solace, the Museum also released a 3+-hour white noise “virtual fireplace” video that features in-progress pieces inside the reheating furnace! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g1i9FSZYWU   

"The Real Jeff Mack WAR ON THE HOME FRONT". Tune in as I sit down with Profession MMA fighter Jeff Mack. We will talk Past fights, Past wins, Past losses, and what is to come. We will also talk about his upcoming fight at Mt. Orab Sports Complex. Jeff will be the main event and will tell us all about his current camp and what he plans to do in the cage on June 13, 2020 at MOSC. Jeff will also tell us how excited he is to be fighting for the first time in the community he grew up in! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talk-sports-to-me/support

On this episode of The Camp, Zach Heilprin talks about the positions impacted most by there being no spring practice, is joined by former Wisconsin linebacker Chris Orr and we hear former Badgers Matt Bernstein and Jeff Mack tell their best fall camp stories. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt, and Jon are without Bran, but they're joined by friends Jeff Mack and Lou (via call) to discuss one of the best written comedies ever, Community.  Abed, Troy, Dean Pelton, and Ben Chang made the final cut, but who is the most essential, funniest, and overall best character in six seasons of Community?In this one we nerd out on our favorite episodes, go in depth into each character's psychology and role on the show, and we get serious when talking about what led to Dan Harmon's ousting during the show's lackluster fourth season. I also tell you all what you've got to do to view the elusive Community movie. If you like what you hear be sure to subscribe, rate, and review. Follow us on our IG and Twitter @YFCSPOD.

Bran, Matt, and Jon are joined by returning guests Jeff Mack and Emily to decide which character is the best in Futurama! It's a race to the bottom between Fry, Leela, Bender, Professor Farnsworth, and...Zapp Brannigan, but they still manage to mention dozens of insane characters ranging from The Robot Devil to Barbados Slim. Expect to get lost in a chaotic storm of random Futurama anecdotes, to learn about Jeff and Jon's interesting encounters with bad dog owners, and to catch a case of the feels in this episode of Your Favorite Character Sucks. And, listen up for another actually real advertisement for Third Planet Science Fiction Super Store!  

Jeff Mack joins me today to talk about his chapter "Failure is Part of the Process." Jeff is a leader in direct sales exceeding $250,000,000! He was named Most Valuable Leader, and served on the advisory boards for several large companies. In his twenty-plus years as a top field leader, he then formed Global Growth Consultants. Jeff is a highly sought after speaker and trainer, known for his humility, down-to-earth style, professionalism, and ability to connect with his audience.  Jeff shares his most important tips based on his experience at the top.   If you are interested in joining Jim Britt and Kevin Harrington and be a co-author in Cracking the Rich Code, contact  Merrilee@brittventure.com

Learn more about Jeff: https://www.jeffmackdesigns.com https://jeffmacksupply.com/ Follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffmackdesign SHOW NOTES: 01:51 The key to apply Rubio Monocoat? Credit Cards.... 03:11 7th year anniversary of Jeff Mack Designs - the outcome of a aspiring police officer 05:07 Jeff started off with auto cad design, then started brokering table design and manufacturing before he took the leap to manage it all under his own house name 06:42 104 table order from Way Home was the one time 'big break' was the result of a lot of hard work 09:03 On his first big job Jeff gets threatened by a farmer with a gun!! 13:17 He quoted his first big order to cover 6 months rent and the rest was history 16:43 Most of the early customers were from the Greater Toronto Area 18:11 Jeff really started going hard at IG when he had 1.8K followers 20:39 JMD heavily relies on Instagram to promote his business and shares his take on Tick Tock 23:45 Jeff is building a company to sell longer term vs. a brand that's heavily reliant on Jeff being present 26:35 Mowgli shares his discomfort and resistance to posting on the story consistently 28:01 Be early or be good to grow on any platform 29:55 Pro Instagram Tip - More content to keep people on the app longer 33:15 Jeff Mack Designs got shadow banned for posting a PSA for the Saw Stop... 37:57 The feedback you get from your followers as you grow 39:51 Jeff's biggest Pet Peeve - read the captions please! 42:13 Colson Concepts and Cameron Da'Silva are crushing the game 46:40 Hire slow and fire quick! It's all about attitude 48:50 How does Jeff manage screen time after shop hours 51:04 Don't make knee jerk reactions during busy and slow times 53:57 Great tips for all business owners on how to plan and set goals - What's your Big Hairy Audacious Goal aka BHAG Instagram: @MakerWatchCompany Facebook: @MakerWatchCo www.makerwatchcompany.com

This week we sit down with one of the biggest IG accounts within the maker community, Jeff Mack. Again... he’s actually getting kind of annoying. But anyways, in this episode Jeff tells what his biggest pet peeve on IG is. The biggest takeaway from this week is to remember that none of the pet peeves mentioned in this episode are influenced or intended about anyone in-particular. The views expressed in this episode are meant to be for entertainment purposes only. And, if you’re going to be mad at anyone, be mad at Dom. This episode was all his idea - all Vik and Mark did was tell the truth. LINKS You can find Jeff here: Www.jeffmackdesigns.com @jeffmackdesigns OR Www.jeffmacksupply.com @jeffmacksupply ***USE THE CODE “FORTHEGRAM” FOR 20% YOUR ENTIRE ORDER AT WWW.JEFFMACKSUPPLY.COM*** Follow us on Instagram: @forthegrampodcast Email us at forthegrampodcast@gmail.com Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/forthegrampodcast

This week we sit down with one of the biggest IG accounts within the maker community, Jeff Mack. Jeff tells what it’s like to get fired. And, how he uses IG to grow his business. He talks about how he keeps up with the algorithm changes, AND, he even offers Vik a job! The audio was a little funny in this episode, and we’re really working hard on fixing it, so bare with us. The sound works best in headphones, so hopefully you have a pair because Jeff gives us some amazing take aways in this episode that you won’t want to miss. A few take aways form this weeks episode: - Treat each like/ comment like a virtual business card. - Try doing different tests for growing your account. For example, spend an hour engaging with other accounts within your community by using a local gio-tag. - Happiness is all that matters. Make sure you’re having fun with what you’re doing. - Try posting more carousel posts with 5 to 10 pictures and videos of the process. Test this to see if it performs better than signal photo posts. - Google “Instagram” and read articles that come up on latest trends and algorithm upgrades. - Jeff is crazy and doesn’t draft posts. - Remember, we all started with 0 followers. Don’t get consumed by the number and focus on making an impact within the community. LINKS You can find Jeff here: Www.jeffmackdesigns.com @jeffmackdesigns OR Www.jeffmacksupply.com @jeffmacksupply ***USE THE CODE “FORTHEGRAM” FOR 20% YOUR ENTIRE ORDER AT WWW.JEFFMACKSUPPLY.COM*** Follow us on Instagram: @forthegrampodcast Email us at forthegrampodcast@gmail.com Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/forthegrampodcast

Instagram: @MakerWatchCompany Facebook: @MakerWatchCo www.makerwatchcompany.com Key Fast Forward Points: 02:25 We're breaking tools so thank goodness for @toolstoday 06:09 Slice of Paper - They key to inventory management... 07:27 OG builds are done a getting ready for delivery 12:46 Bigger or smaller watches? 15:29 Work Life Balance 22:48 We're trademarked - Thanks Dee Murthy for the push! 33:38 The Justin & Nibin experience 36:34 Jeff Mack approves our coffee! 37:52 We made Lamborghini straps! 42:12 Meeting a pioneer in carbon fiber @Leonard (Len) John 48:25 Meryems Dad's reaction

In this episode we jump into another interview, but this time we pivot away from the content creators and pick the brain of Jeff Mack, the founder and owner of Jeff Mack Designs in Toronto Canada. Jeff has been in business for himself for a little over 5 years, getting started doing metal working signs, […] The post MFP 030: Grinding It Out with Jeff Mack appeared first on MADE FOR PROFIT.

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