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Welcome back to another episode of Mac's Access! Following his outstanding performance against TFC, Goalkeeper Jassem Kolielat joins Mackenzie to talk about key moments in his career & origin story in choosing goalkeeping. Similar to Bobby, he shares his thoughts on iconic Y2K looks.Chapters:0:00 Broken Finger2:00 Playing on big stages4:00 Chatting as a goal keeper5:30 Receiving Chirps7:00 Choosing Goalkeeping 8:00 Jass's Story18:00 Y2K Looks!!Key Takeaways:They delve into Jassem Kolielat's youth experience, including his move from the Czech Republic to Dubai and his training with the Ultimate Goalkeeper Academy. It also covers his journey to the University of New Hampshire.Jassem is asked about his recent experience playing in Toronto, specifically at BMO Field, exploring what it was like and if he had any dream stadiums or teams growing up.The interview explores why Jassem chose to become a goalkeeper, along with a discussion on common stereotypes about goalkeepers.Jassem's interest in fashion is highlighted, particularly in relation to an upcoming Y2K-themed event, where he shares his thoughts on what staple pieces would be ideal for the occasion.Forge Audio NetworkThe Forge Audio Network provides Forge FC fans with the most comprehensive, entertaining and informative news and information about their favorite soccer team. Featuring Steve Milton, Mackenzie Barwell, Kyle Bekker, Mitch Houlahan, Bobby Smyrniotis, Forge players and coaches, other Canadian Premier League experts, and many more. Regular shows include Forge Daily, The Captain's Log, Behind The Beard, Mac's Access, and so much more. Forge Audio Network content can be found on the Forge FC YouTube channel, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, at forgefc.canpl.ca and anywhere else you find podcasts. Please follow, like, leave a review wherever you find our content, and follow Forge FC social media channels to keep up to date with all Forge Audio Network content.       Twitter: @ForgeFCHamilton       Insta: @forgefc       TikTok: @forgefchamilton       Facebook: ForgeFCHamilton

Anthony Trucks is a former NFL Athlete, American Ninja Warrior on NBC, international speaker, host of the Aww Shift podcast, author of the “Identity Shift” book, and the founder of Identity Shift coaching. He uses cutting-edge research in science and psychology to upgrade how you operate so you can elevate your life and business to reach your full potential. After being given away into foster care at 3 years old, being adopted into an all white family at 14, losing his NFL career to injury and more he learned how to shift at a very young age, and now his life mission is teaching others how to do the Dark Work to Make Shift Happen in their lives.   Key Takeaways: They emphasize the importance of falling in love with the process of improvement rather than just seeking greatness. They discuss the journey to achieving goals and the need for consistent actions, habits, and mindset. They mention Michael Jordan's realization that he needed to be a leader and not just focus on personal success. They believe that spending time with highly successful individuals would be overwhelming for most people They emphasize the importance of taking action and not just feeling comfortable. They mention Arnold Schwarzenegger's determination to succeed in America. The speaker discusses the psychological and physiological limits of pushing oneself.  

Amazon is a highly competitive marketplace, and many businesses rely on Amazon agencies or consultants to navigate the complexities of the platform to grow and scale their business.However, not all agencies and consultants are created equal.Some may make unrealistic promises or use manipulative tactics to secure your business, while others may lack the necessary expertise or experience to deliver results.Finding the right agency or consultant can be a challenge. From slick brochures that oversell and underdeliver to outright hucksters who are out to fleece clients, the risks of hiring the wrong partner are high.In this episode, Shannon and I discuss the top 10 red flags that may indicate a less-than-reputable partner.Key Takeaways- They promise you they'll get specific results (03:08)- They create projections and forecasts without any real data (09:27)- Their prices are suspiciously 'low' (12:24)- They haven't worked with clients in your industry (15:02)- They have a slow response time (19:03)- They lack proof or case studies (20:12)- They have poor client retention (22:18)- They don't ask about your challenges; they only sell their services (27:34)- They rely on outsourcing instead of in-house talent (29:01)- They don't take time to vet you as a client and gain alignment (32:57)Additional Resources:Links to the news story:- https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2022/11/ftc-takes-action-stop-dk-automation-kevin-david-hulse-pitching-phony-amazon-crypto-moneymaking----- Schedule a FREE consultation with the Ave7 team- Grab the FREE Amazon Seller Central Checklist- Get the book “The Amazon Jungle” book by Jason Boyce- Learn more about Avenue 7 Media----Day 2 Podcast has a goal of helping Amazon sellers learn how to launch, grow and protect their brand on the world's largest online marketplace (and beyond).Follow us on your favorite podcast platform so you never miss an episode!

Marketeers are having it more difficult than ever to measure the right metrics and KPI's and it's getting harder and harder with third party cookies going away. How do you handle this as a company/marketeer? In this topic, people will learn everything they need to know about this new fase of digital marketing we are in right now. I'll share some tips as well!Key Takeaways:- They'll know what is going on at this topic at this point.- They'll know the impact of the changes going on at this point.- They'll receive 9 tips on how to work-around third-party cookies.Check out upcoming DigiMarCon Digital Marketing, Media and Advertising Conferences & Exhibitions Worldwide at https://digimarcon.com/events/

Welcome to the Rak-Su Podcast brought to you by the 2017 X Factor winners, Jamaal, Myles and Ashley. Join the boys in the studio each week as they discuss what it is really like to be working musicians making a living in the music game. This week on the show Rak-Su discusses what unravelled between the label and the management. They talk about charting and how at the start they were not so happy with how it was doing. You will hear a number of songs that they really like and how they planned to use those songs as a springboard for their next release. Listen in to hear the shocking ultimatum put to them and what they ultimately decided to do.Tune in to hear:What happened after they left the label, and what the process of signing under a new record label was like for them.They reminisce about funny moments during their Europe tour, including randomly jumping on each others' backs in Scotland.Their relationship with the new label, RCA Records. What it was like to be under a label that was okay with their visions and opinions from the get go, and how that differed from their previous label.The making of the music video for their song Rotate (Clockwise) in Rome. How they felt about the outcome of the song and the video.Their intention to do a TikTok dance challenge for their new song. They believed it would have helped to promote the song.For more information on what is shared in this episode head to https://www.raksu-official.com/ and you like what you hear, make sure you rate, review and subscribe on Apple, Spotify or wherever you get your podcastsThe Rak-Su podcast is making waves as the band reveal all regarding what really goes on behind the scenes of TV talent shows, what it was like to win the biggest music contest in the world and pulling back the curtain on what actually happened in the fall out between the band's record label and their management which eventually led to the boys going independent! The boys share the journey from being gigging musicians, to playing Wembley Stadium, releasing smash hit singles like Dimelo, I Want To Freak You, I'm Feeling You to sharing the stage with musical icons like Wyclef. This is a show that shares the real story of the real music industry. Key Takeaways:They were decently surprised with RCA Records' attitude towards them as artists.Going on a Europe tour and filming for their Rome EP was a very enjoyable experience for all of them.ResourcesAshley Fongho LinkedIn | InstagramMyles Stephenson Instagram | TwitterJamaal Shurland Instagram Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You've worked hard to create a valuable product or service. But even the best products and services won't sell themselves, you need to nurture your audience with valuable content. By providing consistent, engaging content, you'll develop trust and loyalty with your customers that will result in more sales and referrals.  Today's guest Melanie Herschorn, Content Marketing Strategist, for VIP digital content will be sharing why to have a content nurturing system, how to create one and the value of repurposing content across your social platforms. Main Topics: - Why do you need to have a content nurturing system (what are the benefits) - How do you create one- Why you don't have to be on every social media platform Key Takeaways:- They discover what social media they should be on- They'll learn the value of repurposing and how to do it - They'll understand what nurturing content is 

Want to connect? Here are 3 ways to connect with me or other adventure families through Ordinary Sherpa: For a quick 1:1 with Heidi buy me a coffee  For a cohort adventure challenge: https://ordinarysherpa.com/challenge In a community of other adventure families: https://ordinarysherpa.com/arena Website for this episode: https://ordinarysherpa.com/061 I was first exposed to the Jetsetting Family through their podcast when I was looking for inspiration from families who travel.  Through their podcast episodes and Instagram feed I felt like I was on so many of the travels with them and they opened up my world to places I hadn't heard of or were not in my zone of awareness.   Jessica is a photographer and social media content creator for The Jetsetting Family. Three years ago, she sold most of her stuff and took her family on a full-time adventure around the world. In two years, she visited more than 40 countries with her husband and two young children, working with dozens of brands in the travel and hospitality industry. She now calls Florida home, and is always ready for the next big adventure! Key Takeaways They bought a home that ended up being exhausting.  It felt like “we were always saving for the next repair.”  They were spending so much time and money on things that weren't important to their family. One of the items they wanted to prioritize was travel. When single, young and had all the energy in the world she liked fast travel. But with 2 young kids, fast travel was exhausting.   The transition from vacation mindset to lifestyle mindset is a learning curve.  After 9 months the settled into a routine of having 2 down days and work days built.  You can only travel as long as your budget allows.  They planned to travel for 6 months, thanks to Instagram following they were given discounted free stays reducing their expenses. Then expanded to tours and eventually at the end of their 2 years of full-time travel had secured substantial paid contracts.   “If you are going to travel full-time you have to learn to take everything as it comes.  The reality of travel is there are beautiful moments and there are really hard moments.”  “Yes kids might not remember the travels, but seeing how they adapt, the funny questions they ask along the way, and how it becomes so normal to them is really a beautiful experience” (9:09) Cruises are great taste test of where you want to go, but don't allow you to go deep.  Transitioning home she is reminded of how much more exhausting it is to travel from a home base than to travel full-time.  When you are traveling full-time you aren't thinking about what to pack because everything you own is with you.  It costs a lot to travel and own a home.  I think people see full-time travel families as families who are really wealthy, or have some secret to life.  The reality is you are substituting living expenses instead of paying car ownership expenses you are paying for a flight, instead of rent or mortgage you pay for lodging. Being at home it feels like we have our own independent lives, we spent much more time together while traveling. After a year of travel, anytime they were at a location 1 month or longer they would enroll in local schools or activities where they would have daily exposure to other kids.   Families interested in exploring full time travel might want to explore Instagram. Many families are passionate about the lifestyle and want to make it accessible. Send them a DM and ask your questions, chances are they have content or insights to share.   For every bucket list place you go, you end up adding 2 more.  You meet people and they offer gems or suggestions.     Lessons learned from fulltime travel: https://www.thejetsettingfamily.com/lessons/  Pros and Cons of travel vs. being home.  To follow or connect with Jessica Sanchez:  Website: www.thejetsettingfamily.com Email: hello@thejetsettingfamily.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Thejetsettingfamily Instagram: @thejetsettingfamily

Zen Ore, a.k.a. “that pricing guy”, is a respected consultant who helped business across Australia, UK, USA, and Israel. Zen’s background is in procurement, negotiations, and deal structure, which gave him quite the reputation with pricing teams he opposed in negotiations.  After years in operations management roles, he specialized in analytics and BI, leveraging his statistics-rich engineering degree. Zen constantly volunteers to support small business and young entrepreneurs.  In this episode, Zen shares how pricing is not about how much you invested now but the value you deliver. He also highlights that pricing is not something you do at the end just before the product launch; it’s something you do even before you design a product.  He touched on Wine Pricing and what influences buyers’ purchasing decisions with spirit products. He made mention on the psychology of pricing in this regard. Other than that, he gives his thoughts on how pricing works in the petrol industry; the pricing metrics used to gauge buyers’ willingness to pay.  [powerpress]  Why you have to check out today’s podcast: Learn about wine pricing and how its price is a strong indicator of the product’s quality and influences the ‘what’ and ‘how’ of buyers’ purchasing decisions  Find out how petrol pricing works where an increase or decrease in the world’s oil price movement is concerned  Find out why ‘pricing is a thing’ in your business    “Making sure your initial pricing doesn't damage your brand and addresses more than one market segment. I think that's the most common mistake I see with small businesses.”  - Zen Ore    Increase Your Pricing Knowledge: Become a Champions of Value INSIDER! To sign up go to insider.championsofvalue.com   Topics Covered: 01:35 - How an impactful event in his life got him started in Pricing  03:27 - How do consumers base their purchase decision on when it comes to wine pricing  04:39 - Why Pricing is a thing  05:50 - How Petrol Pricing works  09:48 - Why gas price goes up the same time oil price goes up for the day even if lead time for the oil production takes days for it to be brought to the station   12:28 - How everyone else raises prices without collusion once world oil price goes up    12:43 - When do oil companies make a better margin  13:37 - Getting out of a price war  14:25 - How Zen’s Jewish-Buddhist background made him put a pro-bono tab on his pricing website  17:36 - Zen’s testimonial about Mark’s online courses   19:38 - The need to understand the mental toolkit for Pricing    Key Takeaways: “They don't understand that pricing is a thing. It's not something you do at the end, occasionally, five minutes before you launch into the market. It's something you have to think about way before you even start designing your service or product.” - Zen Ore  “There's a lot of costing involved because that's a factory, making wine is the factory, but the way pricing works, I think even without calling it by that name, it's more psychological than one might think.” - Zen Ore   “We started playing with the metrics [petrol pricing], and we realized that yes, sometimes you can raise the price. As long as you raise another metric or another value driver, they will keep buying and you will maintain the same volume with the higher price. And I think that's the business you want to have.” - Zen Ore  “[On his website’s pro bono tab] It's me, showing that I believe in what I do, and I believe in what I understand about how people pay. You can pay as much as you want. And I'm not going to criticize you for this. And experience shows that's actually not a bad financial decision on my end as well.”  - Zen Ore  “Once you get accustomed to that kind of strategic thinking, it's in your mental toolbox. And I think it's the same with your courses. So, it doesn't matter if you're pricing petrol or you're pricing fast-moving consumer goods or anything. You understand the mental toolkit for pricing. And I think that's priceless.”  - Zen Ore    Connect with Zen Ore: pricingisathing.com  LinkedIn    Connect with Mark Stiving:    Email: mark@impactpricing.com LinkedIn  

In this episode, Jim Oliver and Bunny Young discuss: How to stay sane during these insane times. The difference between money, value, and wealth. The importance of having the right people in the right seat. The definition of happiness. Key Takeaways: They only way to guarantee your paycheck is that YOU guarantee your paycheck. When looking at making an investing decision look at the people first and the P&L second. You can't achieve financial abundance without mental, emotional, and spiritual abundance. They all go hand in hand. What stock should you buy? That’s easy! You should buy more stock in you. Self-investment is definitely worth the ROI. About Bunny Young: Stuntwoman turned businesswoman is the best way to start a bio. After being diagnosed with a heart condition at an early age and depending on a service dog for a higher quality of life, Bunny focuses on using each day to fully deliver our purpose within the world. Bunny founded her company, A Better Place Consulting to empower and educate businesses and organizations about the impact of work-life alignment.Bunny enjoys breaking the codependency found between professionals and their companies. Bunny also enjoys teaching burnout prevention to law enforcement, military, and correctional officers.She is a third-generation entrepreneur, an international speaker, retired therapist, surfer, Army wife, and cowgirl who speaks 4 languages. Bunny is still most proud of her incredible family of two amazing daughters and her sexy supportive husband. "The world can be made a better place by human effort."   - Bunny Young Connect With Bunny Young: Website: A Better Place Consulting Twitter: @abetterplaceconsulting Facebook: A Better Place ConsultingLinkedIn: Bunny Young Connect with Jim Oliver:  Facebook: CreateTailwind & Jim Oliver Website: CreateTailwind.com  YouTube: CreateTailwind LinkedIn: Jim Oliver

In this episode, I talk about the truth behind how top earners succeed in network marketing. Instead of doing home parties and talking to their family & friends, the people who have grown their business quickly have their own products on the "front end" of their business. They don't talk about their downline until someone buys from them. The way you bring somebody into your downline, the way you sell somebody, often determines what they do afterwards. That’s true for any business, any product, any sale ever. So if one begs somebody into the downline, chances are they would beg them to do something afterwards. This is what I found out - If I begged them to come and buy the product, I would beg them to go and continue to buy the product. If I wanted to stop that, I needed to stop begging people after they buy to continue to do things. I had to stop begging them to join or buy in the first place. And that changed everything for me. And I started sitting down, I started realizing: “Wait a second, how are these guys actually recruiting?” Which ultimately brought me to the question: “Wait a second, what are the top earners actually doing to recruit? What are they doing to actually sell the product?” I started looking around, and I freaked out. Almost none of them were doing home meetings, phone meetings, hotel meetings, going to malls. Almost none of them were doing that. Instead of saying: “Come, join my downline,” they're saying: “Hey, check out this cool little book I wrote.” Not that you need to go write a book, but that's the principle. Stay tuned to know more. Key Takeaways: They have small little products that they send people to (4:09) Want to change your business? Change your bait (5:54) You can use and sell secret MLM hacks, keep the money, and collect leads (6:34) Changing the bait, not just to attract people, but also to repel a certain type (9:14) When someone wants to join my downline, I wait for them to go through my funnels (12:02) Being good at causing value in the marketplace, giving free goodies, something that's cheap… (13:48) --- Additional Resources: https://SecretMLMHacks.com/live --- Whether you simply want more leads to pitch or an automated MLM funnel, head over to secretmlmhacks.com and join the next FREE training. And if you haven't already, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review on the podcast if you've got any value from it.

  In this episode, Angela and Carrie Wildes discuss: Carrie's background and how she got into the photography business. What's unique about Carrie's business. The different types of photographers that are around. The evolution of what couples want in their wedding pictures. Key Takeaways: They always try to capture the couples story instead of focusing on the location. It's important to know what the client wants you to capture so that your ideas match up. Making the editing timeless creates a lasting effect of love for the pictures. Photographers should educated the couples on what they're going to be doing.  "There's so many things that we do that aren't even related to photography at all, but it all comes back to being kind and doing whatever it takes and working with all those other wedding professionals involved to create the best experience possible." — Carrie Wildes Connect with Carrie Wildes:   Website  www.carriewildes.com Email for Audience  info@carriewildes.com Phone for Audience   813-480-0324  Twitter:  @carriewildes Facebook:  @carriewildes Website:   www.carriewildes.com Email:   info@carriewildes.com LinkedIn:  @carriewildes  

Selling your practice is the dream for many owners... As of September of this year, Cathy & Joe Scarpitto were finally able to realize this dream... Key Takeaways: They went from 300 patients/week to seeing 475 patient visits/week in less than one year. They dropped their workload from 70 hours/week to 40 hours/week. Better yet, they're in the process of building their dream vacation home. Now their quality of life is better, they're not wearing all the hats in their practice and they have the peace of mind knowing that they can put their kids through college. Want to know how Cathy & Joe did this through my Killer Marketing training? http://breakthroughptmarketing.com/cathy-joe-grew-practice-50-one-year-happened-next-will-shock/

This week, Aly talks with Ingmar Zahorsky, Director of Customer Success at ChartMogul. He sheds some light on the metrics he uses to determine the success of his CS program and ensures his team are doing their job. He also explains how he prioritizes tasks, utilizes a CS vision, and the importance of self-service help docs. Key Takeaways - They key metrics you should use to measure the success of your CS program. - Why having a overarching vision will help your CS team. - How to prioritize tasks and make sure you remain productive. - One of the best ways to review help documentation to ensure it’s as clear as possible. - How framing communication with customers can improve your relationship with them. Who Should Listen? - This episode is perfect for CSMs who want to measure the success of their work and determine the value they bring to their organization. Resources - Find Ingmar on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/izahorsky - Typeform Blog: https://www.typeform.com/blog/

We all agree that one of the nicest parts about being an established photographer with a (fairly) steady income, is that we can turn away shoots if we feel the need to. Of course we want to make as much money as possible, but sometimes it's better to trust your gut and just say no! We were inspired to record this episode after reading an article posted on Honeybook by Chrissie Arpie titled "4 Reasons to Say No to a Client." In this episode,  we'll chat about this article and explore a few other reasons to turn clients away! Key Takeaways: They disrespect your time: Ashley dives into this a bit.. she's recently had two clients who haven't replied to her in a timely manner and who let their contracts expire. This put a bad taste in her mouth & she ended up telling the client she doesn't think they'll be a great fit. Our time is valuable and we can't waste it on clients who aren't going to appreciate it! Budget issues: Nobody likes getting those emails where clients are asking for a discount. Sometimes it's a special situation where we offer a military, teacher, or other type of discount in which case we're totally okay with it. But sometimes a client approaches us and can't afford us. Don't be afraid to turn a client down for this reason! It can be tough to do, but we charge what we charge for a reason & it's important to stick to your guns! Lack of expertise in an area: Sometimes it's okay to push your boundaries and step out of your comfort zone, but other times we can tell that a shoot is just not what we specialize in. Don't be afraid to refer a client out to another photographer you think will do a better job. This just causes unnecessary stress & pressure! Overwhelming workload: There are definitely times of year where photographers are overwhelmed by the amount of shoots, editing, etc that they're dealing with! Instead of stressing yourself out (and risking taking on more than you can handle!), don't be afraid to turn clients away, or push them toward another time of year. If you can hire an associate photographer, that's AWESOME! But otherwise, don't overwhelm yourself... every other aspect of your business (and personal life!) will suffer. You don't want to do it: Every now and then you'll get a shoot inquiry that you JUST don't want to do. Maybe it's a day you had something else planned, maybe it's a gigantic family shoot that seems overwhelming, or maybe you just get a weird feeling from their email or phone call. At the end of the day, you can run your business however you want to. Do you want to fill your summer with shoots that churn your stomach with anxiety beforehand or do you want to fill your schedule with shoots that make you excited and happy to be a photographer? It's completely up to you & don't be afraid to turn clients away if you have a bad feeling about the shoot!   Related Links: 4 Reasons to Say No to a Client Chrissie Arpi's Blog Honeybook