Podcast appearances and mentions of Kyle Rogers

Kyle Rogers is a massage therapist among many other things. He has an incredibly unique story and has brings so much passion to what he does and how he interacts and cares for his patients. He does incredible work and provides a unique insight into how he approaches each person he cares for and how his holistic approach can really help people get to where they need to be when it comes to their health and wellness. Check it out.www.clinicallypressed.org#complicatedsimple #resultsthatgiveback #heartbeatbarbell

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This week on The GTM Kickback, Kyle Rogers and I will be sat down, on LinkedIn Live, to chat about the new FTC Ban on Non-Competes across the US, and our thoughts on how this is going to effect the mobility of sales talent and GTM teams across the market. It's going to vastly change the ability of talent to work across competitive markets, technologies, and businesses - and if you're not accounting for this in your sales recruitment and retention plans, you're going to be putting yourself at a disadvantage.

Anyone who has spent time in a classroom can tell you about the value of student engagement. According to a recent Gallup poll, students who are engaged in their learning are 2.5 times more likely to say that they get excellent grades and do well in school. With 150 students now participating in the Stamford Agriscience Program, we learned why this type of instruction is so effective for local high schoolers. We spoke with Kyle Rogers, a sophomore in the program, as well as Virginia Cipolla, an Agriscience Teacher and the Program Coordinator for the Stamford Agriscience Program. IMAGE CREDIT:  iStock / Getty Images Plus

Welcome back to another exciting episode of Level Up with Sean Meyers, the podcast where we dive deep into the lives and stories of extraordinary individuals who inspire us to reach new heights. Today, we have a very special guest joining us, someone whose passions and pursuits truly exemplify the spirit of leveling up. His name is Kyle Rogers, and he's not your ordinary guy. Kyle is an avid hunter, a devoted husband and father, a dedicated fitness enthusiast, and a budding entrepreneur building a business alongside his partner, Chris Barnes. We're going to dive into his journey, his love for the process, and so much more. So, without further ado, welcome to the show, Kyle Rogers! Interview Questions w/ Kyle Rodgers  What had you been doing that lead you to want to start a business, you have been in the sales world and now jumping into business ownership what sparked that transition?      2. Once you & Chris had the vision of what it was you wanted to do, what were the next steps, the emotions                 involved (fear, anxiety, excitement etc) and what was the moment of “let's take action”?      3. What difficulties and struggles have you & Chris faced in your journey and how did y'all get handled? (Again,           emotions and action steps.)      4. What advice would you give someone that wants to start their own business and if he could start the whole            thing over again what would he do differently? Additional Topics You were born, and here you are now. What has Kyle Rodgers' journey looked like? Take us back to when you were a child, growing up, the struggles or challenges you faced and overcame.         2. Health and Witness. How important is Health to you?   Axis Recovery - Co-Owners Kyle Rogers & Chris Barnes Follow & Support on Instagram @axisrecovery Email kyrogers25@gmail.com   Shared Notes  1 on 1 Coaching & Mentoring www.levelupcoaching23.com  Calendar FREE 15 Minute Consultation https://calendly.com/smeyers-2/coaching-mentoring-call-clone Linkedin Sean Meyers Instagram Sean Meyers (@smeyers511) Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088594897735&mibextid=LQQJ4d        

Kyle Rogers is a massage therapist among many other things. He has an incredibly unique story and has brings so much passion to what he does and how he interacts and cares for his patients. He does incredible work and provides a unique insight into how he approaches each person he cares for and how his holistic approach can really help people get to where they need to be when it comes to their health and wellness. Check it out. #complicatedsimple #progressive #openminded #PBE #EBP #noagenda #performance #training #nutrition #health #wellness #athlete #athletictraining #science #chiropractic #rehab #prevention #clinicallypressed #phd --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/clinicallypressedco/support

In this episode, we're joined by Pat Mullen and Kyle Rogers  from Johnson Kendall & Johnson, Inc., one of our member agencies in Philadelphia. They're here to share their unique approach to perpetuation and maintaining their independence in the insurance industry. JKJ's success is built on a culture of shared ownership, mentorship, and a commitment to preparing the next generation of leaders. Kyle, who is also the CFO, explains how they've set up a framework for perpetuation, including a healthy financial operation, reasonable sellers, able buyers, and transfer mechanisms. They also discuss the importance of communicating this vision to new acquiring shareholders and how their partnership with the Tugboat Institute has been instrumental in fostering their independence. Tune in for valuable insights on sustaining long-term success in the insurance world. 00:34 – Meet Kyle Rogers and Pat Mullen from Johnson Kendall & Johnson, Inc.01:46 – What agencies are doing to be able to stay independent when it comes to perpetuation, mergers, and acquisitions, discussion on JKJ, and their perpetuation model 04:43 – Agency investment strategy, their process, and the importance of training and mentoring.  07:19 – JKJ's culture, key strategies, coming up with a methodology, evolving, and shared ownership.  10:09 – Acquiring shareholders, trusting the process, generational notices, continuing to educate and communicate, and the difference in communicating with different generations.   12:17 – Advice for shareholders on perpetuation, their opinions, and the payoff of investment.  13:47 – Joining the Tugboat Institute and what it is.  15:25 – How often they work on culture, the time they have put into culture, and their thoughts on perpetuating this culture that they have created. 17:31 – Long-term approach for producers, JKJ's development, and their 10-week internship program 20:29 – More on perpetuation, ESOP, and their final thoughts Resources:Tugboat Institute Connect with Pat Mullen on LinkedIn Connect with Kyle Rogers on LinkedInLearn more about RiskProNet Want to learn more about JKJ? Check out their website Connect with our host Chip! 

This is the Disruptive Hope podcast. Where we allow hope to disrupt the narrative of despair and transform our lives and the lives of those around us. This is a place where we wrestle in the tension of holding both sorrow and joy. Where we allow hope to redefine the lens through which we see and interact with the world. Hope sees. Hope engages. Hope belongs. Hope builds. Our desire is that the Disruptive Hope podcast would challenge and encourage you as you become an agent of hope in unlikely places. Learn more about SOS International at sosresponds.org.

Well, Indiana passed House Bill 1177 and it's now in the books that school staff can be armed. Today we go over the new bill and training requirements with Kyle Rogers of First Shield Defense.  

This episode is a special one, We have our beloved sponsor, Kyle Rogers the owner of First Shield Defense, on to interview and join in as he chose this weeks top 3 for draft season. We start by doing shop talk to get our guest acclimated to the show. Next we play our Big 3 question game, where we ask our guests 3 questions with them able to deny answering 1 of them if they choose. Next, we do our first official podcast interview. The top 3 draft season this week is best mixed drinks, to follow-up from last weeks best beers. Finishing up with a Hot Take from one of our Offspringer's who wrote in a very interesting take on social media,

Tony and Dakota interview local Fort Wayne self-defense instructor Kyle Rogers.   Kyle is the owner and chief instructor at first shield defense where he teaches Krav Maga weapons defense, Jiu Jitsu, and hand to hand combat.   Kyle Rogers is a father, husband, and veteran.   Tony and Dakota ask him what he learned from his active service in the military, tips on how to be a better father and husband, and self defense tips.   Kyle Rogers talks about his love for self defense, as well as his responsibility, duty, and obligation to share what he knows to help others.   Kyle also talked about how his primary job as a maintenance planning manager at Jet Linx pays the bills and helps him find his love for teaching self defense.   _____________________________________________________________________________________   Buy our Course on Flipping Houses! https://tonyanddakotaflipcourse.teachable.com/   The BEST Real Estate CRM: http://www.resimpli.com/tonyanddakota   Get Up To $250,000 @ 0% APR Business Credit for $3,995 https://www.fundandgrow.com/ltdpgmanagement/   INVEST with US! http://tiny.cc/investwithltd   Lists of Books and Products We Recommend: https://www.amazon.com/shop/ltdpropertygroup   Have a House YOU Need to Sell? http://www.ltd-propertygroup.com   First Access to News, Updates, Tips, and Products http://tiny.cc/LTDnews   Be a Guest on Our Podcast: http://tiny.cc/tonyanddakotapodcast

My guest today is Kyle Rogers the host of Kyle Wrestling, a fantastic YouTube channel.  We discuss: 

This is our final episode of Spiritual Abuse Awareness Month. Thank you so much for listening, for sharing, and for participating. This is not the final time we will be discussing Spiritual Abuse, but We're so glad we got some extra space to bring awareness to this very important subject. This episode features The Reverend Doctor Agnes M. Lover and Gimel Rogers, Psy.D Contact Tears of Eden tearsofeden.org@gmail.comSupport Uncertain & Tears of EdenGimel Rogers, Psy.D., ABPP is a licensed psychologist and is Board Certified in Clinical Psychology from the American Board of Professional Psychology. With over 10 years of clinical, professional speaking, and training experience she is the owner of F.I.R.E. Igniting Lives, LLC and founder of One Temple Fitness. She earned her doctorate from Pepperdine University and has provided trauma-focused care with clients from the Children of the Night Program, the Ventura Youth Correctional Facility, FCI Terminal Island, and community programs serving survivors of intimate partner violence. She is an expert witness and assists clients who are involved in criminal, family, and civil cases involving a broad range of forensic issues. She is Faculty and the Associate Director of the Online MAP/MACLP Programs at Pepperdine University. Therapeutically, Dr. Rogers presently works with survivors who are recovering from emotional, physical, and sexual abuse as well as persons coping with life's stressors.She utilizes an array of therapeutic interventions with an emphasis on cognitive-behavioral therapy. She has published in the areas of culture, coping, spirituality, and trauma. Her inaugural book is the “21-Day Relationship Healing Devotional and Journal” a poetry-based devotional that promotes restoration through reflection. She is the content developer of the Power and Control Wheel of Historical Trauma.The Reverend Doctor Agnes M. Lover is a native of Montgomery, Alabama. She enthusiastically serves as Lead Pastor at Saint Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church in Montgomery, Alabama, Rosa Parks Home Church, and is committed to passionate worship, community-focused ministry and the anointed preaching of God's Holy Word. Committed to life-long learning, Dr. Lover received the Doctor of Ministry from United Theological Seminary. Her doctoral project, “From Preying to Praying: Exposing the Effects of Spiritual Abuse in the Church,” establishes a psycho-ecclesial model to equip church leadership with the necessary knowledge concerning spiritual abuse and utilizes a biblical behavioral model to illustrate how church leadership should implement spiritual authority. She received the Master of Divinity from Candler School of Theology, the Master of Business Administration from St. Peters College, the Master of Science in Computer Science from Stevens Institute of Technology and the Bachelor of Science in Mathematics & Computer Science from Xavier University. Beyond the local pulpit, Pastor Agnes also compassionately serves in several capacities. She serves as Alabama River Region Conference Chair of Ministry Study, Conference Trustee, Chair of Finance Committee, and past annual conference secretary. In a five-year period, awarded over $60,000 in scholarship as the Episcopal District Christian Debutante Master Commissioner. Pastor Agnes secured funding and established Haven, at Ward Chapel AME Church - Prattville, a ministry that provides advocacy and professional counseling to victims of sexual assault; and ST. PAUL AME CHURCH ROSA PARKS FOUNDATION, INC, a non-profit to continue the legacy of Rosa Parks, Johnny and Arlam Carr, and espouse acts of Civil and Human Rights locally and globally. In addition, she made significant plant improvement in all four pastoral assignments and eliminated debt and burned the mortgage of one. Prior to pastoring full time, she served at Turner Chapel Marietta, GA as worship pastor, discipleship and fellowship purpose leader. Prior to serving in ministry full time, she pursued a corporate career that extensively evolved around 24 years of telecommunication experience combined in systems engineering, project management, sales and marketing. Spirit-led and Sprit-driven, Pastor Agnes is a proponent that strength is found within family—a bond that is strengthened every day. Dr. Lover is the extremely proud mother of two children, son, Kevion (Jillian) Rogers and daughter, Rev. Dr. Gimel Rogers; and grandmother of Kimberly and Kyle Rogers. She is the daughter of Rosa Smith Lover-Patterson and the late William Bernard Lover, II.

Outbreaks of native bark beetles can lead to conspicuous changes in a forest landscape. They've been present for thousands of years with occasional outbreaks, but there's a lot we don't yet understand about them. Exactly when and where have outbreaks occurred? How severe were they? What happened to the forest afterward? How will a warming climate influence outbreaks? On this episode of Eyes on Earth, we hear from researchers Dr. Sarah Hart and Dr. Kyle Rogers, who use Landsat to help find answers to those questions. A recent study led by Dr. Rodman used Landsat to identify the locations and severity of bark beetle outbreaks in the southern Rocky Mountains. The researchers were surprised to find smaller areas of severe mortality than they expected. Landsat can even be used to help predict patterns of future outbreaks. Dr. Zhiliang Zhu, a USGS researcher, adds his perspective of the effects of forest disturbance as well.

Outbreaks of native bark beetles can lead to conspicuous changes in a forest landscape. They've been present for thousands of years with occasional outbreaks, but there's a lot we don't yet understand about them. Exactly when and where have outbreaks occurred? How severe were they? What happened to the forest afterward? How will a warming climate influence outbreaks? On this episode of Eyes on Earth, we hear from researchers Dr. Sarah Hart and Dr. Kyle Rogers, who use Landsat to help find answers to those questions. A recent study led by Dr. Rodman used Landsat to identify the locations and severity of bark beetle outbreaks in the southern Rocky Mountains. The researchers were surprised to find smaller areas of severe mortality than they expected. Landsat can even be used to help predict patterns of future outbreaks. Dr. Zhiliang Zhu, a USGS researcher, adds his perspective of the effects of forest disturbance as well.

One of the most interesting storylines to have prevailed from the pandemic has been around the phenomenal increase in online shopping and demand for certain products and materials. But two years in, and you might assume the challenges have been overcome, right? Not quite. In the 2021 peak shopping season retailers and other businesses are still apologising to their customers for being out of stock on certain items, or for items reaching them so long after they'd been ordered. Three experts lift the lid on the hurdles still being faced in the supply chain, logistics and industrial warehousing sectors, including everything from people shortages, to pallet shortages and an undersupply of warehouses. Guests: Greg Pike, head of industrial and logistics brokerage, Australia, JLL; Kyle Rogers, co-founder, uTenant and director of supply chain, Supply Chain and Logistics Association, Australia; and Chris Wang, chief operating officer, EWE Group. Host: Rebecca Kent, content director - Australia, JLL.

Our guest for this episode is Kyle Rogers who donated his kidney to save the life of his then 25-year-old daughter Kourtney. November is "National Donor Sabbath" month which focuses on further spreading the word with those in faith-based communities National Donor Sabbath is observed annually two weekends before Thanksgiving, from Friday through Sunday. This three-day observance seeks to include the days of worship for major religions practiced in the United States. During National Donor Sabbath, faith leaders from many religions, donor families, transplant recipients, and donation and transplantation professionals participate in services and programs to educate the public about the need for the lifesaving and healing gifts passed to others through transplantation, while also encouraging people to register their decision to be organ, eye and tissue donors. Thank you for your support. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jaysreelworld/support

Today we interview the NOLA Gold's Kyle Rogers.A special thanks goes out to our sponsors at TheRugbyShop.com Make sure you check out their online stores for all your rugby gear you need for your teams with the link below:Rugby Rant Podcast:https://bit.ly/3nvQ5RIThe Rugby Shop:https://ShopMLR.com/We are also sponsored by Rugbycoffee. Go to us.rugbycoffee.com to order your Crowd Favorite brew AND help support youth rugby across North America.#TheRugbyRant #RugbyRant #LetsGetHot #TheBigGuy #TheHammer #TheSaffa #Rugby #usmlr #MLR2021 #CollegeRugby #WomensRugby #MLR #MLRfanzone #MajorLeagueRugbyAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

“You wanna be an elite athlete? You've gotta make decisions that elite athletes make.” - Kyle Rogers Today, the crew sits down with former Driveline/Cal State Northridge strength coach and current owner and strength coach at Rogers Performance, Kyle Rogers. They cover: ⁃ How to train for resiliency. ⁃ How to continue to train on what makes athletes “good”. ⁃ How to use data to guide programming. ⁃ Basing pitch characteristics off of how athletes move; and more. Notes: ⁃ Link to Kyle's post referenced in the show: https://www.instagram.com/p/CKpNjGgAC5e/?utm_medium=copy_link ⁃ Instagram: @kylerogers28 Twitter:@klrogers18

*SLIGHT LANGUAGE WARNING* Enjoy a look behind the scenes everyone. I flubbed a part of the beginning and we left it in for gits and shiggles.  -Mr. pixel ------------------------------------------------------------ The body doesn't know a simulated experience from a real one. Dry fire is an excellent way for you to work on all the necessary skills that help build your kinetic techniques.   When practicing dry fire or when out on the range, it's incredibly important for us to train the "right way". What is the right way?   Decision-making during training is crucial: this is part of kinetic skill training and can be built into your dry fire.   Pivoting draws at home: Have a clock in your house? You can dry fire! Face away from the clock, set a timer on your phone for 5 seconds. Once your phone goes off, look at the clock to determine if the second hand is about to be on an even or an odd number. If it's about to touch an even number, then draw and shoot while pivoting. If it's an odd number, don't even reach for your gun. You can choose to "shoot" the clock, or you can have another primary target. It's also a good idea to incorporate mag changes and secondary targets in this drill as well! This will help force you to assess your target before you reach for your firearm.   Kyle Rogers Founder of First Shield Defense

Join Johners and special guests, Mike 'Maddog' Angus, Kyle Rogers and KJPWP as they discuss this years Royal Rumble spectacular from WWE. Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/2235004610046988 Twitter https://twitter.com/withjohners_pod Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wrestlingwithjohners/ Johners Podcasting Network https://wrestlingwithjohners.com/

Once or twice a year we do a show all about defensive gun use, as we feel the need to continually prove the main-stream media wrong when it comes to their rhetoric on how dangerous firearms are. Last year over 21 million firearms were purchased and 8.4 million of those were from first time gun owners. If 2020 proved anything, it was that the government wasn't going to save you and it was up to you and you alone to protect yourself - here are some of those stories. Enjoy!   SOURCES Dailysignal.com | 11 Cases of Defensive Gun Use as 2020 Came to a Close Defensive Gun Use Database Become a Black Site Member Coinbase | Affiliate Link Ledger.com | Nano X Hardware Wallet BGEAZ.com | Amazon Affiliate Link   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Christopher Ford, Tory Wall, Chuck Wise, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Bill Hutton, Seth Clawson, Joshua Putman, Jesus Vera, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Chris Corbett, Kyle Wilson, and Josiah Richardson  

2020 was a hard year. Everyone on the planet felt it's effects but I think it was a good wake up call for Americans as it showed them just how fragile the system really is. Hopefully this spawns a new generation of preppers but for those of us who were prepared, we still learned some valuable lessons and takeaways that we can use going forward - because I think we are going to need it. I think 2020 that was just the beginning. I believe we are in for a decade of hurt, especially if you value freedom over safety. So the lessons learned in 2020 will be needed in the years to come. In today's episode, we share what we learned. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Coinbase | Affiliate Link Ledger.com | Nano X Hardware Wallet BGEAZ.com | Amazon Affiliate Link   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Christopher Ford, Tory Wall, Chuck Wise, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Bill Hutton, Seth Clawson, Joshua Putman, Jesus Vera, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Chris Corbett, Kyle Wilson, and Josiah Richardson  

On this podcast we have talked about timeline defense, we have talked about the 5 stages of a violent attack, we’ve talked about being situationally aware and being deliberate as we go about our day as to not be an easy victim – and if we are smart and if we are aware, we will most likely never need to use our firearm. But what if that doesn’t work. What if that low probability, high consequence event does occur? What can we expect? What does the data show? Let's find out. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Rangemaster.com | Tom Givens   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Bill Hutton, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, and Kyle Wilson.  

It's been a long time coming but today we are going to do a deep dive into Bitcoin. We all plan, prepare, and fantasize about the complete collapse of society, where there is no rule of law and how we are going to go back to a simpler time where it’s back to the barter system and a gold/silver standard - when in reality, we are probably going to be dealing with a very complicated, cyberpunk dystopian future where privacy is dead, all individuals are tracked, big tech controls the flow of information, cash is outlawed and everyone’s finances are scrutinized, and those deemed undesirables are locked out of the economy all together. Sounds a bit familiar right? Yeah, a lot of this is already happening now and it’s just going to get worse but Bitcoin fixes this and I’ll show you how in today's episode. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Coinbase | Affiliate Link Ledger.com | Nano X Hardware Wallet BGEAZ.com | Amazon Affiliate Link Links to All Sources Used    HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Bill Hutton, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, and Kyle Wilson.  

This week our special guest is Kyle Rogers, a referee at the Oklahoma Supreme Court! Show Notes: COMANCHE NATION OF OKLAHOMA v. COFFEY, 2020 OK 90 (The trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction due to sovereign immunity, but had jurisdiction to address the defendant's application for attorney's fees after the case was dismissed for lack of subject matter jurisdiction)

Today on the Wasted Ammo podcast we deep dive into the gooey grey and talk about the laws and consequences of using a gun for self defense. If you truly believe your life is in danger then it doesn't really matter but 2020 has shown us several sticky situations where people used a firearm to deter potential violence and were charged. So what does the traditional self defense laws require from us?  What is the standard that we hold ourselves to? Let's find out. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Criminaldefenselaqyer.com | Using a Gun For Self Defense   USAcarry.com | Concealed Carry Permit Reciprocity Maps   WAP 193: The SOP After a Self Defense Shooting    HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Bill Hutton, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, and Kyle Wilson.  

This week has been a little crazy with the election, seemingly rampant voter fraud, and the very real possibility that Joe Biden will be the next president of the United States - so we thought a fun Zombie episode would help everyone unwind and de-stress from this hectic week. Plus, if you are prepared for zombies then you are prepared for anything, including a Biden presidency. Right? Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Anythingzombie.com | The 33 Rules of Zombieland   Leveraxe.com | The Best Axe Ever   Amazon.com | Zombie Survival Guide by Max Brooks    HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

It's Monday so it's time for us to Zero-in on gun-related news articles, listener feedback, and anything else we find tacticool. Join us today as we talk about a new wave of panic buying due to a resurgence of Covid-19 cases and how stores are preparing, Michigan bans open carry near polls with a new directive, and we finish up this episode with a good guy win in an anti-gun state. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Finance.yahoo.com | Stores Are Preparing For a Second Wave of Panic Buying   Bearingarms.com | Push to Allow Guns at Polls is no Such Thing   Mlive.com | Gun Groups Sue Michigan Secretary of State For Banning Open Carry at Polls Bearingarms.com | MD Man Acquitted in Self-Defense Shooting     HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast we are going to give you another "Top 10 - Not 10" episode but this time we are breaking down a Funker Tactical video with Chris Costa, where they talk about critical fighting lessons. We condensed a lot of the lessons together so be sure to go over and watch the video if this episode piqued your interest. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Youtube.com | Funker Tactical - Chris Costa with 17 Critical Fighting Lessons   Itunes | WAP 310: Chris Costa's 5 Elements of Being Elite   Boog Stitch Patch Drop     HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

Today on RX’d Radio we are joined in round table fashion by Killian Hamilton, Kyle Rogers, Ryan Orr and Joe Grinstain. Thought leaders in Strength and Conditioning, Kyle, Ryan and Joe are experienced coaches for top-level professional and collegiate baseball athletes. Today they share with us their stories, advice, and perspectives on coaching techniques for your clientele.   The group discusses the major differences between working in private versus professional sectors, and how diverse internships helped them each to better understand where they were best suited to practice in the world of S&C coaching. The crew reflects on how effective strength coaches understand how their role is positioned to impact how the game is played by entraining strength into sport-specific skills. The discussion concludes with how to foster a secure coach and client relationship that accommodates a client’s input to address individual training needs such that a coach can effectively assist the client to accomplish individual training goals.   Kyle’s Media: IG: @klrogers28 Twitter: @klrogers18   Ryan’s Media: IG: @ryanorr24 Twitter: @ryanorr24   Joe’s Media: IG: @hyperthriveathletics Website: hyperthriveathletics.com   Killian’s Media:  IG: @killian.hamilton Website: K2coaching.ca   For other strength training, health, and injury prevention resources, check out our website, YouTube channel, and Instagram.  For more episodes, subscribe and tune in to our podcast. Also make sure to sign up to our mailing list at www.pre-script.com to get the first updates on new programming releases. You can also follow Dr. Jordan Shallow and Dr. Jordan Jiunta on Instagram!

Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast we are going to give you an old school "Top 10 - Not 10" episode on how to get your family into preparedness. Now, with Covid-19 raging across the world and after seeing the effects of the virus, the lockdown, and the reaction of our fellow citizens - now is the time to get your family on board with the prepping lifestyle. Hopefully, this has been a wake-up call for them but in case you need a couple extra tips to convince the family, here you go. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Theprepperjournal.com | 8 Tip To Get Your Family Into Preparedness    Survivalcondo.com | Atlas Missile Silo Turned Luxury Condos Itunes | WAP 152: Conflicted The Game - Wives Edition   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.     Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

It's Monday so it's time to Zero-In on gun-related news articles, listener feedback, and anything else we find tacticool. Today's episode is a little political - we dive into the ATF's shenanigans with the Honey Badger and how this may be a political hit job on President Trump, we go over Supreme Court nominee Amy Barrett's 2A record, and we wrap up this episode with a Better Man Than Us article and share a letter from a young man who tied some effing knots. Enjoy!    SOURCES Become a Black Site Member USAcarry.com | Are Pistol Braces Legal? PDWs, Braces And The Honey Badger Debacle    Bearingarms.com | Is the ATF trying to Undermine The Trump Campaign With Honey Badger Decision? NPR.org | Gun Control Groups Voice 'Grave Concerns' About Supreme Court Nominee's Record   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.   Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

It's Monday so it's time to Zero-In on the news. Today on the show we share the audio from the FightBack Foundation's video, which breaks down the entire series of events which led to Kyle Rittenhouse having to defend his life against various attackers, we show you why it's important to have a designated virtual learning space for your kids, and we wrap up this episode with some dating advice for fellow firearm enthusiasts.    SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Thepostmillennial.com | New Video Reveals The Truth About Kyle Rittenhouse    CNN.com | 4th Grader Suspended For Having BB Gun During Virtual Learning Thetruthaboutguns.com | The Single Man's Guide to Dating and Guns   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.   Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

This week's recordings got messed up so today, we are giving you a sneak peek into the Black Site and share BSP episode 61 with you. In this episode, we go over Todd Fossey's 15 "Reality Rules" for self-defense and training. By now you should all know who Todd Fossey is but as a reminder, Todd is the Founder and Chief Instructor at Integrative Defense Strategies in Minneapolis, Minnesota. If you do not follow Todd then you need to correct yourself, follow the links below, and get ready to learn. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member  Integrative Defense Strategies   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.   Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Dennis Price, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

Throwing ourselves under the bus for an hour. Enjoy! My former colleagues Kyle Rogers and Christina Butler join me to share stories of the most embarrassing and unfortunate moments we've all had in front of the camera. A lot of laughs here, and a reminder of one of the best pieces of advice I've ever gotten - don't ever take yourself too seriously! Big thanks for Kyle and Christina - connect with them here: Kyle Rogers Christina Butler Watch the video version of this episode on my YouTube Channel. Find me on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.

We recently attended Costa Ludus' Handgun Elements Theory 1 course with two Black Site members and on day two of the class, Chris gives an AMAZING speech on Mindset. During this speech, he touches on several different aspects but the first one he hits on is how to become elite so today we cover how to do just that. Enjoy!   SOURCES Become a Black Site Member Costaludus.com | Training For The Game of Life    MOFpodcast.com Tactical Buffalo Podcast   HONORED 1911 TIER BLACK SITE MEMBERS This episode is dedicated to those Black Site members who have decided to support us at the 1911 Tier on Patreon. Thank you for your support – we couldn’t keep this show going without you.   Chuck Wise, Tanner Fountain, Todd Nelson, Eric Cook, Seth Clawson, Josh Putnam, Dennis Price, Jesus Vera, Peter Balingit, Shelby Hunter, David Shock, Jason Bacon, Phil Miecznikowski, Kyle Rogers, Alex Whalen, Chris Corbett, Ryan Hessler, and Kyle Wilson.  

This week the Reverend and Reprobate sit down with our friend Kyle Rogers to discuss too many things to list. We discuss how one of us had a Mastectomy recently, Coffee apparatus's, the plague, and of course.....a chicken update. 

Kyle Rogers asked me to watch a Swedish Film called "Slim Susie". I was intrigued. Now I ask you to partake in this conversation that is almost as strange as this film. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lsquared/support

On this episode, Kyle and I dive into the evaluation process. We look at: -Evolution of the Driveline evaluation -Use of VBT for evaluation -How evaluation dictates programming And we finish the episode talking about the integration of skill training and strength and conditioning. This is something I am very passionate about and firmly believe that the strength and conditioning coach is not doing their job if they do not understand the skill (i.e. hitting, throwing, etc).

I am very excited to have Kyle Rogers join me for a 3 part series! In part 1, we discuss: -Kyle's background, baseball career, and his career path -Pros and cons of strength and conditioning jobs in the private sector, college, and professional baseball -Importance of the relationship between the skill coach and the strength and conditioning coach

Kyle graduated from NCAA DII Belmont Abbey College in 2014 where he was a pitcher. He spent 3 years working as the Pitching and Strength Coordinator at Diamond Sports Training Center in Sumner, WA before taking a job as a Throwing and Strength Trainer at Driveline Baseball in February of 2017. In the Summer of 2017, he transitioned to a full time Strength Trainer and was named the Lead Strength Trainer in February of 2018. In 2019 he took the Director of Athletic Performance role at CSU Northridge, and recently transitioned back into the private sector.Show Highlights:— Kyle‘s journey to playing college baseball and how his desire to throw harder led him to the weightroom.— How Kyle ended up in the strength and conditioning field after college.— The study habits and hands on experience that led to Kyle’s early success in the field and the influences that helped shape his training philosophy.— How Kyle ended up at Driveline baseball after previously despising them! — The team of “rejects” that banded together to create the environment at Driveline, and how it’s currently transforming the game of baseball.— Finding the approach and mentally to training that best suites you and not mimicking someone else.— How to be effective coaching a wide variety of athletes with different personalities, and digging enough to understand each athlete’s true motivations.— How healthy competition between coaches at Driveline fueled everyone to become better daily and ultimately set them up to get collegiate and MLB jobs.— Surrounding yourself with people who challenge your thoughts and ideas to help you become better.— The deeper impact you can make as a coach.— How Kyle evaluates potential career changes.— Kyle’s experience moving from the private sector to the collegiate setting.— Building relationships.— Kyle’s advice to his younger self.Find more info about Kyle Rogers:InstagramTwitter FOLLOW US:⚡️Hyperthrive Athletics:InstagramFacebookYouTube

The Daily News recently hosted its 20th annual hockey tournament called the Daily News Cup as the Hopkinton boys hockey team won the four-team tournament. So five Hillers joined Daily News senior multimedia journalist Tommy Cassell on his 100th episode of the Cassell's Corner podcast. Seniors Sean Walsh, Kyle Rogers, Drew Saporoschetz and Tommy Hamblet, and freshman Pavit Mehra came into the studio to talk about beating Hudson and Algonquin by a combined goal-differential of 13-3 in the two-game tourney.  The five hockey players talked puck, making it to a state championship game at TD Garden last year, high school and post-high school choices and germs before playing a little hockey trivia. Cassell’s Corner Each week, Tommy Cassell of the MetroWest Daily and Milford Daily News will talk with a high school sports figure from the MetroWest and Milford areas. A new episode is released every Wednesday. Follow Cassell on Twitter at @TommyCassell44 or by email at tcassell@wickedlocal.com You can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play or any other podcast provider. Don’t forget to rate and review. And if you aren’t a podcast listener, every episode of Cassell’s Corner is available on our websites. You can also subscribe to our morning newsletter for all of the latest sports headline, here for MetroWest readers and here for Milford Daily News readers.

In this episode Gerry sits down with the three men behind Baseball Health Professionals, a new venture aimed at connected athletes, parents and coaches with quality professionals in the realms of healthcare, strength training, physical therapy and more!Dr. Stephen Osterer, Dr. Terry Phillips and Kyle Rogers are three of the best minds in the fields of baseball and sports performance training from multiple vantage points such as chiropractic care, physical therapy and strength and speed training. They give their takes on assessing athletes, how often athletes should be playing their particular sport versus training and tying all these aspects together to build stronger, better moving athletes and baseball players.Then, the trio discusses Baseball Health Professionals and the inspiration behind their successful attempt at linking quality professionals with those in need of care. From the minds of three very accomplished professionals in the industry, hear all about how they go about working with their clients and athletes and how their insight can help you as well. All this and more on this episode!Support the show (http://www.challengerstrength.com)

Kyle Rogers CSCS is the Lead Strength Trainer for Driveline Baseball, a company that is on the cutting edge of integration of evidence based practices and science into sport.  Many of the top professional baseball players train with Driveline and under Kyle's supervision.  In this episode he talks about the approach he takes in working with athletes.

In this episode Gerry has a chance to talk to Kyle Rogers, Head Strength Coach at industry leading Driveline Baseball in Kent, Washington.Driveline Baseball is one of the most prominent brands and facilities in the realm of baseball training, and Kyle heads the entire organizations strength training department. However, Kyle did not take the conventional route to reach this position. Find out the steps Kyle took to spin a college education in sports management into life as a full time strength coach. We discuss Kyle's learning process through certifications, experience with his first athletes, trainers in the industry he learned from and looks up to and more!Then, the podcast turns to Kyle's journey to Driveline and how he eventually headed the movement for Driveline to implement their own strength training department. We finish with his main training philosophies, the foundations of his programs and assessments and some immediate things to look for as a baseball player. Oh, and Kyle breaks down why baseball players should not be afraid to bench press!Support the show (http://www.challengerstrength.com)

"Incidents of mass violence are not new and are unfortunately not rare, yet our avoidance of these realities is quite common. If we don’t acknowledge this truth about the violence present in society today, how can we be prepared to face it?" - Aaron Jannetti Today we have Kyle Rogers from Ascent Defense Academy on the show to talk all about Active Killers and how we can prepare for them. Today's episode is a little different since it was streamed live to our Black Site members so there are some extra atmospheric noises from being on location at one of our undisclosed Black Site locations and there is also a fun  Q&A section at the end of the show. If you enjoyed today's conversation and want to learn more, please check out Aaron Jannetti's book, How to Survive an Active Killer: An Honest Look at Your Role in the Age of Mass Violence or you can visit his training facility's website at Endeavordcf.com. Enjoy! Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/219

Today on the Wasted Ammo Podcast we talk about our Wasted Ammo FireARMED seminar instructor Kyle Rogers from Ascent Defense Academy put on this past Saturday, we talk about our upcoming Prepper Camp trip this weekend, and we wrap up the episode with a new idea we have to interact more with our listeners - in a really fun way that still ties firearms into it....streaming live and gaming with our listeners on Call of Duty Black Ops. Enjoy! Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/206

Today we have Kyle Rogers from Ascent Defense Academy on the show to talk all about his upcoming FireARMED class, which is a self-defense class specifically designed with the concealed carrier in mind. This isn't some one-off class that you attend, it's an ongoing, weekly training session that will focus on all aspects of concealed carry. If you were to take everything we talk about on Wasted Ammo and condense it into class form, then this would be the result. Kyle is molding future Sheepdogs! Show-notes can be found at Wastedammo.com/202

In the first episode of The B-Roll Podcast, wherein Brandon Miller, Nick Rogers, Kyle Rogers, and hopefully sometimes guests discuss a movie they watched recently, we try to talk about Dr. Strangelove but become often and spectacularly sidetracked. Miller has a neat story about mafia movies, Nick has some choice words about Warhol, and Kyle defends Batman V. Superman vehemently. We all agree, however, that Seth MacFarlane is just edgy. I guess we all kinda liked Dr. Strangelove, too.

We come back to you in this episode from our trip to Lawrence, KS for the NCAA West Regional Championships.  Joel got to catch up with Kyle Rogers and AJ and Kyle got to listen to him for the first time.  Kyle is a massage therapist but his story on how he got there is definitely unique and just shows how we can take the strangest ways to get to where we are. ​ We talk all things massage.  From technique to some of the fringe areas of the profession but can make a huge difference.  This is a great episode full of a lot of ideas and things to think about.  We hope you enjoy and thanks for listening. ​ -CP PodSquad

Kentucky had not had a fatal distillery accident since Prohibition until the morning of April 24, 2015, when the still at the Silver Trail Distillery suddenly over-pressurized and exploded. Distillers Jay Rogers and Kyle Rogers were hit with a blast of steam followed by burning alcohol, and both men suffered severe burns. Kyle Rogers died 17 days later at Nashville's Vanderbilt University Medical Center, while Jay Rogers spent more than two months in the burn unit before he was released. He and Silver Trail founder Spencer Balentine share their stories of survival, the generosity of Kentucky's whiskey community, their future plans, and pay tribute to Kyle Rogers in this episode of WhiskyCast HD.

It's been a busy week in the whisky world, and there's a lot to talk about on this episode. We'll have the latest on Friday's explosion at the Silver Trail Distillery in Hardin, Kentucky that left distillers Jay Rogers and Kyle Rogers critically burned, along with the outpouring of support for them following the accident. Nine people were indicted in the theft of thousands of dollars worth of Pappy Van Winkle, Buffalo Trace, and Wild Turkey Bourbon in Kentucky, but there's a viral campaign seeking a pardon...for the whiskey. Finally, Bruichladdich's Jim McEwan suddenly announced his plan to retire in July after 52 years in the whisky business...so he really can spend more time with his family. We'll have all that, plus more of the week's news and tasting notes for one of Jim McEwan's favorite whiskies along with two single malts from 1975.

Bonni and I respond to questions from the Coaching for Leaders community on accountability, how to re-enter the corporate world, and more. Bonni Stachowiak, Ed.D. Teaching in Higher Ed Question from Brian I presently struggle with keeping the balance between friend and boss as we work closely together. All three of us are in cubicles next to each other. While this allows us to be very close knit (almost as much as the camaraderie in the Army, but not quite) I know I have already blurred the line more than I should have. It was easy to “keep your distance” in the military because you always have your rank whether you are in uniform or not. You could be a friend and a Sergeant at the same time. This has proven to be my biggest challenge as a civilian leader. Question from Sarah I recently found your podcast and have been an avid listener ever since. I am about to re-enter the corporate world in what I think must be my dream role! So very excited (nervous, anxious, ecstatic ) and so have been arming myself with the tools and tips of your many episodes. My question is - what would be your first priority when assuming a senior executive role in a large organization and inheriting a team hand picked by the previous incumbent who has been laterally moved now due to poor performance. I envision there are going to be some very disgruntled team members loyal to my predecessor, and while I want to make a good first impression. I also want to be clear that I am not interested in historical politics and am there to lead them positively forward. The First 90 Days by Michael Watkins* 98: Five Rules For Your New Leadership Role With Pam Fox Rollin 42 Rules to Your New Leadership Role by Pam Fox Rollin* Question from Rachel I am struggling with a staff member who is supposedly bullying other people and being extremely rude. She knows I am watching her and is perfectly delightful when I’m around. I have many staff members reporting that she completely changes when I’m not around. The Right Way to Fire the Wrong Person, a podcast by Michael Hyatt The No Asshole Rule by Bob Sutton* Question from Paola We have one training initiative (an international one), where employees should change behavior. My question is: how can I make the biggest impact as a trainer to a team of 70 people to make sure, this changes take place? The New Mager Six Pack by Robert F. Mager* Creating Measurable Learning Objectives by Bonni Stachowiak Evaluating Training Programs by Donald Kirkpatrick and James Kirkpatrick* Feedback from Geoff When you give task list recommendations, you might want to consider mentioning Wunderlist as a simple, low/no-cost, yet reasonably powerful solution for cross platform task management. Although I dearly love OmniFocus, my job requires me to use a PC at the office. Having another computer or an iPad always nearby wasn't ideal, so I've switched much of my task tracking to Wunderlist, which syncs between my Macs, iPhone, iPad, and work PC (as a Chrome web app, which works even on a locked-down PC with no admin rights). Feedback Join the conversation: http://coachingforleaders.com/178 Comments, questions, or feedback for future Q&A shows: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback Next Q&A show: episode 182 on presentation skills (Also see episodes 47-59 of Carnegie Coach) Thank you to the following people who joined the weekly leadership guide this past week: Dan Stevens, Andreas Fogelkvist, Nancy Byrd, Cat Valentine, Emmanuel Owusu-Boakye, Greg Myers, Mike Figliotti, Robert Cowie, Manpreet Khaira, Ryan Atchison, Derek Rafferty, Chris Fine, Luís Estanqueiro Lé, Kristof Molnar, Ron Atkinson, Daniel Escobedo, Penny Lyall, Lindsay Wallace, Brandon Spaeth, Eric Durbin, Nitin Patel, Allison Crotwell, Christopher Henderson, Myra Cherchio, Roman Kalous, Rebecca McQueen, Dominic Alletto, Jane Lowes Ciordas, Kyle Rogers, Rudra Murthy, David Denton, Michael McClellan, Kevin Casto,

Bonni and I respond to questions from the Coaching for Leaders community on accountability, how to re-enter the corporate world, and more. Bonni Stachowiak, Ed.D. Teaching in Higher Ed Question from Brian I presently struggle with keeping the balance between friend and boss as we work closely together. All three of us are in cubicles next to each other. While this allows us to be very close knit (almost as much as the camaraderie in the Army, but not quite) I know I have already blurred the line more than I should have. It was easy to “keep your distance” in the military because you always have your rank whether you are in uniform or not. You could be a friend and a Sergeant at the same time. This has proven to be my biggest challenge as a civilian leader. Question from Sarah I recently found your podcast and have been an avid listener ever since. I am about to re-enter the corporate world in what I think must be my dream role! So very excited (nervous, anxious, ecstatic ) and so have been arming myself with the tools and tips of your many episodes. My question is - what would be your first priority when assuming a senior executive role in a large organization and inheriting a team hand picked by the previous incumbent who has been laterally moved now due to poor performance. I envision there are going to be some very disgruntled team members loyal to my predecessor, and while I want to make a good first impression. I also want to be clear that I am not interested in historical politics and am there to lead them positively forward. The First 90 Days by Michael Watkins* 98: Five Rules For Your New Leadership Role With Pam Fox Rollin 42 Rules to Your New Leadership Role by Pam Fox Rollin* Question from Rachel I am struggling with a staff member who is supposedly bullying other people and being extremely rude. She knows I am watching her and is perfectly delightful when I’m around. I have many staff members reporting that she completely changes when I’m not around. The Right Way to Fire the Wrong Person, a podcast by Michael Hyatt The No Asshole Rule by Bob Sutton* Question from Paola We have one training initiative (an international one), where employees should change behavior. My question is: how can I make the biggest impact as a trainer to a team of 70 people to make sure, this changes take place? The New Mager Six Pack by Robert F. Mager* Creating Measurable Learning Objectives by Bonni Stachowiak Evaluating Training Programs by Donald Kirkpatrick and James Kirkpatrick* Feedback from Geoff When you give task list recommendations, you might want to consider mentioning Wunderlist as a simple, low/no-cost, yet reasonably powerful solution for cross platform task management. Although I dearly love OmniFocus, my job requires me to use a PC at the office. Having another computer or an iPad always nearby wasn't ideal, so I've switched much of my task tracking to Wunderlist, which syncs between my Macs, iPhone, iPad, and work PC (as a Chrome web app, which works even on a locked-down PC with no admin rights). Feedback Join the conversation: http://coachingforleaders.com/178 Comments, questions, or feedback for future Q&A shows: http://coachingforleaders.com/feedback Next Q&A show: episode 182 on presentation skills (Also see episodes 47-59 of Carnegie Coach) Thank you to the following people who joined the weekly leadership guide this past week: Dan Stevens, Andreas Fogelkvist, Nancy Byrd, Cat Valentine, Emmanuel Owusu-Boakye, Greg Myers, Mike Figliotti, Robert Cowie, Manpreet Khaira, Ryan Atchison, Derek Rafferty, Chris Fine, Luís Estanqueiro Lé, Kristof Molnar, Ron Atkinson, Daniel Escobedo, Penny Lyall, Lindsay Wallace, Brandon Spaeth, Eric Durbin, Nitin Patel, Allison Crotwell, Christopher Henderson, Myra Cherchio, Roman Kalous, Rebecca McQueen, Dominic Alletto, Jane Lowes Ciordas, Kyle Rogers, Rudra Murthy, David Denton, Michael McClellan, Kevin Casto,

Kyle's company Knoda has achieved a considerable amount of success in only one year.  Listen to his story from laying sod with his Dad, to managing Sporting KC's digital strategy, to turning a simple idea into an awesome mobile app. (function() { $('#audio288718 audio').mediaelementplayer({ features: ['playpause', 'current', 'progress', 'duration', 'volume', 'popup', 'download'] }); }).call(this); LinksKnodaSparkLabs KCDigital SandboxKauffman Founder's School LiveKansas City Chamber of Commerce