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2 episodes with la laker
Join the ReJects as we give you the weekly Rundown of the HOT TOPICS in the Entertainment world!! Congratulations to Philadelphia Eagles on becoming Super Bowl Champions. WWE announces Michelle McCool will be inducted into the 2025 Hall of Fame, joins Triple H. LA Laker's shock the world with trading for Luka Doncic and sending Anthony Davis to Dallas.
TEA TIME WITH TOMMY SPORTS SHOW hosts Tommy Lee, Norbz Cabrera & Akeim Villous discuss the historic Luka Doncic for Anthony Davis Trade!!**COMMENT BELOW WHO WON THE LUKA DONCIC-ANTHONY DAVIS TRADE!! LAKERS OR MAVERICKS??!!Please catch MY FRIEND TOMMY THE MOVIE: @mftmovie on Instagram & @myfriendtommythemovie on FacebookPlease check out Tea Time With Tommy Merch Website: https://my-store-11684917.creator-spring.com/Check out Tea Time With Tommy Website: https://www.teatimewithtommy.ca/Hit 'Subscribe' above to ensure you never miss an episode from Tea Time With Tommy*LET'S GO FOR 1,000 SUBS EVERYONE!!*FEATURING CO-HOSTS TOMMY LEE, NORBZ CABRERA & AKEIM VILLOUSTwitter: https://twitter.com/teatimetommy1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teatimetommyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/teatimewith...TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@teatimewithto...
Rob opens this week’s show from Austin, Texas – as he calls the Texas-Alabama game for Compass Media this week! And we also dive head first into Luka’s debut as an LA Laker, as Rob is still holding out judgement until they face some more serious competition. Rob says it felt like an All-Star game moment at times but Harper feels like it can work with time. We also dive into the wild fans that are throwing death threats at Nico Harrison, the conspiracy theories surrounding the Luka trade out of Dallas, and the unfortunate Anthony Davis injury that went down in his debut game for the Mavericks. Plus the Dalton Knecht trade that fell through lands squarely on Robert Horry’s radar, because it happened to HIM when he almost got traded to Detroit. Rob talks about how his failed trade really worked for his career and hopes that Dalton’s failed trade has the same positive impact. That of course launches into the Lakers’ need for a big man, and sure enough both Dwight Howard and DeMarcus Cousins both pop up. Jimm Butler’s move to Golden State takes over the conversation, as both Rob and B-Dog really like the move, and even though Golden State is trailing in the standings Rob still feels like a young team like OKC in the Playoffs could pop up and bite them. Plus we are all surprised that Phoenix spent so much time last week trying to move Kevin Durant which may end up being the end of his time with the Suns. We also get Harper’s break down of the Trae Young situation in Atlanta and how he’ll likely be moved within the next couple of seasons, and everyone has flowers for the Philadelphia Eagles, from the front four to Jalen Hurts. We also dish out a simple but inspiring Big Shot of the Week, and with Rob travelling so much we roll out a round of “Where in the World is Robert Horry?”
Shock and awe, stunning, surprised, any adjectives to describe what happened over night in the NBA. The Los Angeles Lakers and the Dallas Mavericks pulled off one of the biggest blockbuster trades of all time and probably in sports history. Luka Doncic is now a LA Laker and Anthony Davis is now a Dallas Maverick. The GURU and Kaden GURU discuss this one, and we gave several different options on how this trade when down. Thanks for listening and enjoy the rest of your Sports Weekend. Oh yeah, the Super Bowl is next week, but this trade has kicked the NFL off the cliff. Stay tuned!
A female basketball fan is going to all the LA Laker's games to get the attention of none other than Lebron James. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
It is Tuesday on The Rickey Smiley Morning Show Podcast and the RSMS crew discusses a variety of topics. Maria More spoke about a Spirit Airline flight leaving Fort Lauderdale, FL was rerouted from Port a Prince, Haiti due to gun fire. The flight Spirit flight was hit by gun shots when trying to land in the Haitian city. A female basketball fan is going to all the LA Laker's games to get the attention of none other than Lebron James. Also, Oprah Winfrey is denying that she made any money from VP Kamala Harris's town hall. Winfrey said that she shows her support for Harris at zero cost. This is after reports came out that Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Productions made $1 million dollars from the town hall she hosted for VP Kamala Harris. Website: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/rickey-smiley-morning-show See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Mase & Sue go deep with their pal Jay Mohr - from growing up in New Jersey, getting sober, to marrying LA Laker's owner, Jeanie Buss. They talk about his childhood antics, becoming a stand up, how he learned to do impressions, the transition to SNL, his struggle with panic attacks, Sarah Silverman coming to the rescue, JERRY MAGUIRE - his first film role, how he got the part, his praise of Tom Cruise and what Tom taught him. Plus, his recovery from Adderall, rehab life, the brilliance of Colin Quinn, radio host days, meeting Jeanie, and a little something called, angry packing. Also, Mase & Sue talk Olympics, the finales of PRESUMED INNOCENT & HOUSE OF THE DRAGON and Neilson's new streaming chart, the effect it's having on rebooting shows that were put out to pasture and how shows like YOUR HONOR are finding a whole new audience on Netflix.
Marco and Lukas are joined by Pascal who's back(!) for his annual offseason (which we've missed for the past two years) Lakers check in. We talk everything from LeBron James, to LeBron James Jr., Knecht 4, that guy with one eyebrow, JJ Redick inking a new deal, whatever LA Laker news you can think of, we've got you covered. As a burgeoning 3x3 star, Pascal makes sure to take the boys through what it means to be on the 36x50, and look ahead to what Australian basketball is positioned to achieve at the Olympics. The JVG Tribute Show is part of The Deep Two Podcast Network, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and wherever you get your podcasts. We've got basketball covered from every angle: breaking news, in-depth analysis, and of course, some hijinks. If you enjoyed this episode, jump onto your favourite app and give one of our five podcasts a listen. Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheDeepTwoNBA Twitter/X: www.twitter.com/TheDeepTwoNBA Instagram: www.instagram.com/thedeeptwo YouTube: www.youtube.com/@thedeeptwo
This episode we are without Producer Brett so bear with us. We open with the Stanley Cup Finals. When will McDavid win the Stanley Cup? We talk about the NHL Draft and how all future drafts need to be at the Vegas Sphere. The NBA Draft happened and Bronny James in a LA Laker. NBA free agency has begun and let's just say the players available are old and bad. We discuss the NFL Sunday Ticket controversy. We discuss the 2024 Presidential Debate. Shot Takes end the episode.
In this episode Asterisk talks celebrity break ups and divorces, BET hip hop awards recap, she talks sports Bronny becoming a LA Laker with his dad, she also recaps Kendrick & Friends pop out concert in LA.
Trevor Lane joins the show to react to Bronny James becoming an LA Laker, break down the upcoming NBA offseason and MUCH MORE! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
The Royals with a huge win against the Guardians, Stadium news, and Bronny is officially an LA Laker.
Buck, Lucas, and Jackson react to Dalton Knecht's draft results and decide if this is now a Lakers Show. Ron Slay joins the show to talk about the NBA Draft and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Buck, Lucas, and Jackson react to Dalton Knecht's draft results and decide if this is now a Lakers Show. Ron Slay joins the show to talk about the NBA Draft and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
The guys have some big time sources who claim to have a stone cold lead pipe LOCK on who the next coach of the LA Lakers will be ... Will it be Jay Wright? WRONG!!! ... Will it be LeBron? ... Will it be that tattoo'd guy from Duke? Or will it be who is standing behind Door #3 ? ... JT & Looney claim to know the answer ... listen to the podcast and find out ... thanks. Have a nice day. Come again.
COMBO PLATE with Mason and Ireland. SHOW OPEN - Kappy and friends! It's Valentine's Day and the crew gives their suggestions. The Lakers should be feeling the love today! The Lakers should be happy that LeBron decided to stay with the Lakers. LeBron had the opportunity to leave LA but he decided to stay. LeBron is committed to the Lakers. Kap believes the Lakers should feel confident LeBron will finish his career as an LA Laker. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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Two-time NBA Champion and LA Laker analyst Mychal Thompson joins Mase & Sue on the CULTURE POP PODCAST to talk about his legendary rise from the basketball courts of the Bahamas, Miami Jackson High School State Championship, stellar collegiate career at the University of Minnesota to being the overall number one pick in the 1978 NBA Draft. Plus, his prolific playing years with the PORTLAND TRAILBLAZERS, the magical SHOWTIME ERA, the style of today's NBA coaching, dress codes, retirement and the thrill of seeing sons Klay and Trayce fulfill their dreams of becoming professional athletes.
Wozers, the Denver Nuggets are in the final four, like in college, but even better. The boys are excited to talk the Denver Nuggets series win against the Phoenix Suns and the upcoming LA Lakers showdown. Only here for the chicken? Don't worry, your boys debut a new segment called the Popeye's Chicken Check-In. This is a good one. Put it in your ears.Enjoy!Buy our new sticker/shirt:https://noah-corp-international.creator-spring.com/
Anne Heche in a coma. Now her ex-Ellen DeGeneres is talking. And, Armie Hammer's exes speak out about his alleged cannibalism. Plus, Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis' custody fight that involves Harry Styles? Then, Olivia Newton-John's final message to fans. And, her daughter Chloe's sweet tribute. Plus, we're at “America's Got Talent” for the first LIVE show of the season. Then, Jon Hamm gives us details on his new role on “The Morning Show.” Then, 50 years after “The Godfather.” Diana Keaton is dropping a bombshell about her casting. Plus, a look at the new LA Laker documentary. And, the complicated relationships behind-the-scenes. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
On this episode of the A List Podcast, A. Sherrod Blakely, Gary Washburn & Kwani A. Lunis welcome Danilo Gallinari to the podcast! They discuss Danilo's choice to join the Boston Celtics, his C's fandom as a kid and more! Also, Gary and Kwani recap the Celtics Summer League and discuss if Mfiondu Kabengele or JD Davison can make an impact in Boston. The A List Podcast is Powered by BetOnline.ag, Use Promo Code: CLNS50 for a 50% Welcome Bonus On Your First Deposit! The A List Podcast is Powered by Indeed! Start hiring RIGHT NOW with a 75$ SPONSORED JOB CREDIT to upgrade your job post at https://Indeed.com/ALIST ! A List Podcast w/ A. Sherrod Blakely & Kwani A. Lunis: Ep. 85 The A List Podcast with Sherrod and Kwani, is available on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube as well as all of your podcasting apps. Subscribe, and give us the gift that never gets old or moldy- a 5-Star review - before you leave! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:55 Danilo Gallinari Interview - 1:25 Danilo is getting married! - 1:53 How close was Gallo to becoming a Celtics before - 2:26 Inspiration from Larry Bird - 3:00 How he stayed in the NBA for 13 seasons - 4:07 Why Gallo picked the Celtics + How he fits in - 5:18 On ECF trip w/ Hawks + how C's Finals run influenced his choice - 7:05 Danilo on North End Italian Food - 7:54 Tokyo Olympic experience w/ Italy - 10:04 On what position he will play - 10:55 Prior relations with other Celtics - 11:22 How to age gracefully in NBA as you get older - 13:20 What Gallo wants to improve on this summer - 16:11 Celtics sign Mfiondu Kabengele to a 2-way contract - 20:35 Celtics have 3 roster spots to fill 24:35 James Harden signs w/ 76ers on 2-year, $68M deal with PO 28:47 Could JD Davison be the steal of the 2022 NBA Draft? 31:18 FACT OR FICTION: Suns matching the 4-year, $133M offer sheet DeAndre Ayton received from Pacers was a good move 33:25 FACT OR FICTION: Russell Westbrook will be a LA Laker when training camp starts 35:08 FACT OR FICTION: Kevin Durant will be reunited with Warriors next season 37:18 FACT OR FICTION: Trail Blazers should hang their summer league championship banner
On this episode of the A List Podcast, A. Sherrod Blakely, Gary Washburn & Kwani A. Lunis welcome Danilo Gallinari to the podcast! They discuss Danilo's choice to join the Boston Celtics, his C's fandom as a kid and more! Also, Gary and Kwani recap the Celtics Summer League and discuss if Mfiondu Kabengele or JD Davison can make an impact in Boston. The A List Podcast is Powered by BetOnline.ag, Use Promo Code: CLNS50 for a 50% Welcome Bonus On Your First Deposit! The A List Podcast is Powered by Indeed! Start hiring RIGHT NOW with a 75$ SPONSORED JOB CREDIT to upgrade your job post at https://Indeed.com/ALIST ! A List Podcast w/ A. Sherrod Blakely & Kwani A. Lunis: Ep. 85 The A List Podcast with Sherrod and Kwani, is available on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube as well as all of your podcasting apps. Subscribe, and give us the gift that never gets old or moldy- a 5-Star review - before you leave! TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 0:55 Danilo Gallinari Interview - 1:25 Danilo is getting married! - 1:53 How close was Gallo to becoming a Celtics before - 2:26 Inspiration from Larry Bird - 3:00 How he stayed in the NBA for 13 seasons - 4:07 Why Gallo picked the Celtics + How he fits in - 5:18 On ECF trip w/ Hawks + how C's Finals run influenced his choice - 7:05 Danilo on North End Italian Food - 7:54 Tokyo Olympic experience w/ Italy - 10:04 On what position he will play - 10:55 Prior relations with other Celtics - 11:22 How to age gracefully in NBA as you get older - 13:20 What Gallo wants to improve on this summer - 16:11 Celtics sign Mfiondu Kabengele to a 2-way contract - 20:35 Celtics have 3 roster spots to fill 24:35 James Harden signs w/ 76ers on 2-year, $68M deal with PO 28:47 Could JD Davison be the steal of the 2022 NBA Draft? 31:18 FACT OR FICTION: Suns matching the 4-year, $133M offer sheet DeAndre Ayton received from Pacers was a good move 33:25 FACT OR FICTION: Russell Westbrook will be a LA Laker when training camp starts 35:08 FACT OR FICTION: Kevin Durant will be reunited with Warriors next season 37:18 FACT OR FICTION: Trail Blazers should hang their summer league championship banner Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Special guest "Anthony from IT" is here and the sh*t he's seen in the corporate IT sector would blow your mind (literally). We laugh, talk ALOT of golf, and Eli is butt hurt that Lebron James could possibly lose the GOAT title because the LA Laker are....garbage? So take the much needed lunch break, snap back the tap, and slam back a brew with us, this week on Lunch Beers. Have a crazy story about a cubicle warrior? An email tough guy? A parking lot pacer? Send us an email and we'll talk about it on the pod! (Don't worry, there's no HR here) Send us an email: lunchbeerspod@gmail.com Lunch Beers Website: https://www.lunchbeerspodcast.com/
Steve Springer, LA Lakers historian, LA Times journalist, author of 14 books, and member of the Jewish Sports Hall of Fame in Southern California, joins Rabbi Sherman to discuss faith behind the scenes of the Showtime Lakers--Magic, Kobe, and Lebron, and more stories never heard before. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
On this episode of Showtime With Coop sponsored by betonline.ag, Michael Cooper and Ari Temkin discuss this season's LA Laker roster, if the Lakers can repeat an NBA championship, who the Lakers biggest competition will be, their thoughts on players getting the vaccine, and more. 1:30 Thoughts on this seasons LA Lakers roster of "old guys". 8:00 BetOnline Ad Read 9:00 Will the offense run through LeBron James or Russell Westbrook? 12:52 Rajon Rondo and ego management. 15:00 Return of former Lakers. This is a good three point shooting team. 16:40 Lakers biggest competition this season. 22:24 NBA players and getting the vaccine. Listen and Subscribe to the Showtime Lakers Podcast with Michael Cooper and Ari Temkin on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and the CLNS Media Network mobile app.
Join Xavi and Jabari as they interview, Ultra Carnival co-founder, die-hard LA Laker fan, and trademark and copyright attorney, Ozelle Martin. The guys get some much-needed clarity on the Nerlens Noel v Rich Paul situation. Michael B Jordan's company's filing, and the massive uproar it caused; Then the Laker fan lets us know just how good her team will be this season. Enjoy! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Join Xavi and Jabari as they interview, Ultra Carnival co-founder, die-hard LA Laker fan, and trademark and copyright attorney, Ozelle Martin. The guys get some much-needed clarity on the Nerlens Noel v Rich Paul situation. Michael B Jordan's company's filing, and the massive uproar it caused; Then the Laker fan lets us know just how good her team will be this season. Enjoy!
On this episode of Showtime With Coop sponsored by betonline.ag, Michael Cooper and Ari Temkin welcome former LA Laker, Kurt Rambis to discuss how Kurt got to the NBA, his iconic big glasses, his time coaching ball, and his thoughts on the current LA Lakers. Also in the show, Coop's lightning round, where Kurt gives his thoughts on some NBA legends, and an infamous LA club. 3:00 NBA Dreams, Santa Clara, and playing basketball in Greece. 7:20 How did Kurt Rambis find his niche? 9:30 BetOnline Ad Read. 10:25 Kurt's early Lakers days and his iconic glasses. 15:40 Coop's lightning round. 23:50 Who was Kurt Rambis' hardest player to coach? 26:40 Kurt's thoughts on the current LA Lakers. Listen and Subscribe to the Showtime Lakers Podcast with Michael Cooper and Ari Temkin on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher, and the CLNS Media Network mobile app.
In this episode, Gracie breaks down the Westbrook trade and how it might not be the perfect fit for the Lakers. She also talks about the wild MLB trade deadline and send her well wishes to Cubs fans. See https://omnystudio.com/listener (omnystudio.com/listener) for privacy information.
Special guest and former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Jonathan Dwyer talks all sports and his playing days on this episode of JT and The Don. He provides his insight into the Aaron Rodgers saga with the Green Bay Packers and who is more to blame for the situation. Russell Westbrook is now an LA Laker and teammate of LeBron, Jonathan Dwyer and the guys explain who won the trade and if this move makes the Lakers title contenders again. With his firsthand experience in NFL locker rooms, Jonathan explains if NFL locker rooms are due for a meltdown over the new NFL COVID policy. Plus, they breakdown the Simone Biles decision to withdraw from team competition and they answer whether she owes her teammates an apology or not. These topics and more on this special episode of JT and The Don. Enjoy and stay safe! EPISODE 89 RUNDOWN Aaron Rodgers - 3:00 Davante Adams - 11:10 Russell Westbrook to the Lakers - 15:20 Last Title Chance for Westbrook - 19:30 NFL COVID-19 Policy - 22:35 AFC North Preview - 31:52 Team USA Basketball Struggles - 39:40 Simone Biles - 46:25 Jonathan Dwyer's Top 3 Running Backs All-Time - 55:12 Rapid Fire Questions w/ Jonathan Dwyer - 56:10 JT and The Don All-Sports Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, iHeartRadio app, and wherever else you listen to your other favorite podcasts. Check out the website at http://jtandthedon.com Follow us on Twitter: @jtandthedon Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jtandthedon/
Luke "Coach" Walton and Jonathan "Analyst" Gillie react to Russell "Brodie" Westbrook joining the Lakers, alongside LeBron James and Anthony Davis. We break down Russ' game, say our fondest farewells to KCP and Kuzma, look ahead to next season, and project the Lake Show's salary cap implications—and who else we can get on the team.
Westbrook was traded to the Lakers. Listen to hear my thoughts! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kamkast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kamkast/support
Job hosts a discussion with Mike and Albert about the Disney+ show Loki and the HBO Max film Space Jam: A New Legacy starring LA Laker star Lebron James.
The second hour started with the continuation of the great French Fry debate. Plus, LeBron James says he wants to retire a LA Laker, so the guys wondered if that's possible. Also, talk on Team USA Basketball losing another exhibition game, but this time to Australia. And, the Dodgers are finally talking about the Trevor Bauer controversy. "The Dump" ended the show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Role Model Winnie Harlow is not just a global supermodel but an advocate for acceptance and inclusivity with a career typified with firsts. At four, Winnie was diagnosed with Vitiligo, a skin condition that has made her one of the most recognisable faces on the planet but this is only a fraction of what she represents. Winnie is redefining the global definition of beauty and changing the fashion landscape forever by trailblazing a new era of inclusivity, acceptance and confidence. She is currently the global ambassador for Puma, Paul Mitchell Hair's first ever global ambassador and is making a move into acting and TV. This July will also see Winnie as a judge on Amazon's 'Making The Cut' season 2 alongside Heidi Klum and Jeremy Scott. Winnie is the definition of a Role Model. Follow @leomieanderson and @winnieharlow on instagram and follow ROLE MODEL so you never miss an episode. We'd love to hear your thoughts and opinions on Role Model, head to rolemodelpod.com now to feed back! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Happy Hour Sports Talk's Mark and Jared discuss Deshaun Watson and whether or not the NFL should take action against his recent 22 counts of sexual assault/harrassment (2:30). Following that, Part III of their NBA Franchise GOAT conversation continues with the following teams:LA Lakers (9:45)ALL time GOATs (28:58)Milwaukee Bucks (34:59)Miami Heat (45:00)Minnesota Timberwolves (52:00)Join the conversation: https://twitter.com/HappyHourSTConnect with us: hhsportstalk@gmail.com
JaVale McGee is more than just an athlete… As a star player on the Cleveland Cavaliers, most people assume that his basketball career should be enough to fill up his entire dance card. However, unbeknownst to many, he also pads his resumé with the role of a super producer. JaVale is coming off an amazing run as Justin Bieber's collaborator and he's working with some of the biggest names across the music industry. Jared talks with JaVale McGee about what it takes to balance a career as not only an NBA player but as a mega music producer.
We will be back with brand new Public Feed episodes starting on February 15, 2021During our break, we are continuing to publish new content on Patreon! Join our Patreon for exclusive podcasts, videocasts, cool swag, and MORE! http://www.patreon.com/supernaturaloccurrencestudiespodcastTopics include:- The Alien Cathouse episode originally released on September 18, 2017. We wanted to celebrate our milestone 50th episode by doing something totally different...reporting from Dennis Hof’s Alien Cathouse, a famous, functioning brothel! This re-heated episode has a brand-new intro and new outtakes, and commercials have been removed for your listening pleasure!- In what we believe is a podcasting first, the Supernatural Occurrence Studies Podcast reported live from a famous Nevada brothel! Dennis Hof's Alien Cathouse kindly opened its doors to the Supernatural Occurrence Studies Podcast in the Summer of 2017. We took a guided tour of the brothel, interviewed two Cosmic Kittens, Taylor Gates and Layloni Stroxxx, and we interviewed Richard Hunter, Marketing Director for all Dennis Hof brothels. Hear the Cosmic Kittens give wild, uncensored interviews, and listen as Richard Hunter explains how a Nevada brothel operates, what it was like to find former LA Laker, Lamar Odom, unconscious at the Love Ranch, and hear him talk about the Alien Cathouse’s strangest customer. This episode is not for the faint of heart, but it is one of our favorites!- Outtakes after the show!- See Video of Our Alien Cathouse Walkthrough HERE: http://bit.ly/2iWotsY- Visit the Alien Cathouse HERE: http://www.aliencathouse.com/- Lamar Odom Wiki HERE: http://bit.ly/2vKXaUh- News Story About Lamar Odom’s Love Ranch Incident HERE: https://tinyurl.com/y8oeovn8- Subscribe to Richard Hunter’s MMA-themed podcast, “Phone Booth Fighting” HERE: https://tinyurl.com/y7z62hqo- Find us on Twitch for LIVE events with the podcast hosts! http://Twitch.tv/SOSChicaGhost- Please rate The Supernatural Occurrence Studies Podcast on iTunes. We will read your reviews on the show! https://tinyurl.com/y5r2uv33- Leave us a voicemail and we’ll play your message on the show! Call Chicago area code 872-529-0767- FaceBook: @ChicagoGhostPodcast Leave us a rating and a comment and we WILL read it on the show! https://tinyurl.com/y55cokhz- Find us on Spotify and give us a follow! https://tinyurl.com/y3kfq32w- Find us on iHeart Radio and give us a follow! https://tinyurl.com/y3a7jejt- Visit our website! Photos, videos, blog, and MORE www.ChicagoGhostPodcast.com- Instagram: @ChicagoGhosts https://tinyurl.com/y3e6eqqc- Twitter: @ChicagoGhosts https://tinyurl.com/yyahzzzj- YouTube: Supernatural Occurrence Studies https://tinyurl.com/y2x3yj93- Supernatural Occurrence Studies T-shirts are here! Order yours today and support the show! Hurry! They're selling fast! Visit www.ChicagoGhostPodcast.com and select SHOP- Download Grammarly, the intelligent writing app, for FREE. Write with confidence almost anywhere online: Gmail, FaceBook, Twitter, Linkedin, and more. Click here to download! https://tinyurl.com/y4ysdg7w- Save $50 on GrassHopper's virtual phone system. Toll-free numbers, multiple extensions, custom call forwarding, text messages and more. No hardware to purchase. No software to install. Everything is done online or via your phone. Click here to get GrassHopper! https://tinyurl.com/y3n44eun- Receive a FREE audiobook and FREE 30-day trial to Audible.com. Click here and sign up! https://tinyurl.com/y52yy2ag- Set your proton packs to DONATE! If you love what you hear on The Supernatural Occurrence Studies Podcast, visit www.ChicagoGhostPodcast.com and select SPECIAL OFFERS and donate to the cause!
LaVar Ball once said his sons would play together and at the time he meant in purple and gold. Now Lonzo is in New Orleans and the Pelicans are nowhere near the top of the draft. There’s still a way for LaMelo Ball to be an LA Laker and this video explains how it can happen. DIIV, "Skin Game"
Jevohn Shepherd, Andy Rautins and Dan Gladman welcome Robert Sacre to the podcast. The former Laker talks about his years as Kobe Bryant's teammate, including that one time he had to tell Kobe to eff off. Sacre also talks about his years playing in the NCAA for Gonzaga, professionally in Japan and forcing Shep to room with him during his national team days. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Jevohn Shepherd, Andy Rautins and Dan Gladman welcome Robert Sacre to the podcast. The former Laker talks about his years as Kobe Bryant's teammate, including that one time he had to tell Kobe to eff off. Sacre also talks about his years playing in the NCAA for Gonzaga, professionally in Japan and forcing Shep to room with him during his national team days. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Growing up, Klay Thompson was an all-around talented athlete, playing football, baseball, and of course, basketball. Every member of his family seems to have some serious sports skills, but more than anyone, young Klay grew up in the shadow of his father, an LA Laker who played with the likes of Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul Jabbar. On top of being a minor celebrity in Los Angeles, Klay's dad was a sports icon and hero in his home country, the Bahamas. When he decided to pursue a career as a pro baller, there must have been a lot of pressure, trying to live up to his dad's legacy as a two-time NBA Champion, but sure enough, Klay's managed to carve out an equally impressive career of his own.
Growing up, Klay Thompson was an all-around talented athlete, playing football, baseball, and of course, basketball. Every member of his family seems to have some serious sports skills, but more than anyone, young Klay grew up in the shadow of his father, an LA Laker who played with the likes of Magic Johnson and Kareem Abdul Jabbar. On top of being a minor celebrity in Los Angeles, Klay's dad was a sports icon and hero in his home country, the Bahamas. When he decided to pursue a career as a pro baller, there must have been a lot of pressure, trying to live up to his dad's legacy as a two-time NBA Champion, but sure enough, Klay's managed to carve out an equally impressive career of his own.
Jared Dudley, a fan favorite during his time with the Phoenix Suns, joins Burns and Gambo the day after winning his first NBA championship with the Lakers. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to the #YallHaveNoIdeaPodcast! On this episode, Shaun and Bigg Skye discuss Donald Trump’s and company testing positive for COVID-19, the international coverage, and his actions while being diagnosed, THAT presidential debate, THAT VP debate and its special guest, what each debate means for the election and the ramifications, Daniel Cameron and the Breonna Taylor case, Tory Lanez, living with a LA Laker superfan, the greatest reality show ever, foods that are no-good, and much much more! Find Shaun and Bigg Skye on social media and enjoy the podcast!
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In Episode 3, Shannon welcomes Snoop Dogg — rap icon, actor, entrepreneur, LA Laker superfan and close friend — to Club Shay Shay.Shannon's conversation with Snoop touches on a wide range of issues: from the protests in support of racial justice taking place across the country to how Snoop's early music touched on many of the issues being discussed today. Shannon and Snoop take a look back at some of the stories that defined the rap mogul's illustrious career, peeling back the curtain to working with 2Pac, Dr. Dre and the other artists with which he's collaborated throughout his longstanding career. Snoop reveals his 5 favorite hip-hop albums of all time, plus his personal favorite LP from his own discography. He also delves into his acting career, including his role alongside Denzel Washington in ‘Training Day.'Snoop breaks down all the headlines surrounding the Lakers and Clippers, as well as what's going on in the NFL. He also talks about starting the Snoop Youth Football League, and the many success stories that have come from it.#DoSomethinB4TwoSomethin & Follow Club Shay Shay: https://www.instagram.com/clubshayshayhttps://twitter.com/clubshayshayhttps://www.facebook.com/clubshayshayhttps://www.youtube.com/c/clubshayshay Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
In Episode 3, Shannon welcomes Snoop Dogg — rap icon, actor, entrepreneur, LA Laker superfan and close friend — to Club Shay Shay. Shannon’s conversation with Snoop touches on a wide range of issues: from the protests in support of racial justice taking place across the country to how Snoop’s early music touched on many of the issues being discussed today. Shannon and Snoop take a look back at some of the stories that defined the rap mogul’s illustrious career, peeling back the curtain to working with 2Pac, Dr. Dre and the other artists with which he’s collaborated throughout his longstanding career. Snoop reveals his 5 favorite hip-hop albums of all time, plus his personal favorite LP from his own discography. He also delves into his acting career, including his role alongside Denzel Washington in ‘Training Day.’ Snoop breaks down all the headlines surrounding the Lakers and Clippers, as well as what’s going on in the NFL. He also talks about starting the Snoop Youth Football League, and the many success stories that have come from it. #DoSomethinB4TwoSomethin & Follow Club Shay Shay: https://www.instagram.com/clubshayshay https://twitter.com/clubshayshay https://www.facebook.com/clubshayshay https://www.youtube.com/c/clubshayshay Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Episode 229! Dan & Kody jump straight in to talk about the way politics are presented to Americans. Their long time listener, Easton reached out and asked Dan & Kody to do a segment on vaping. The guys have discovered The Crunch Cup, a cup that makes eating a bowl of cereal portable. They'll be giving away 5 crunch cups to 5 lucky listeners over the course of 5 weeks. If you want to order a Crunch Cup now, simply go to thecrunchcup.com and use the promo code - dankodypodcast10 for 10% off your order. Dan discusses the interesting opportunity ahead of Dion Waiters, an NBA player who spent time with both the Miami Heat and LA Lakers this season. Kody finally watched The Joker for the first time and discusses the films intentions **Spoiler Alert** From @ 40:00 - 48:50. Dan & Kody have 2 champion of the week stories that you the listener will need to vote for on Instagram to decide who takes the crown. Kody drops a horrific crime about a mother who abandoned her baby under a pile of wood! The gang wraps up this episode with an article from People Magazine about affordable tiny home DIY kits for sale on Amazon! Dan is super excited. Kody is not. Enjoy! Donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters Chicago - bit.ly/dankodyrunforkidsBuy A Crunch Cup - theCrunchcup.com 10% Promo code - dankodypodcast10Email us - Danandkodypodcast@gmail.comContribute to the podcast!Patreon - http://bit.ly/DKPatreonFollow us on social media - @DanKodyPodcast !Join our Facebook Group - https://bit.ly/DKFacebookGroupFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/DanKodyPodcastDan & Kody Podcast Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/dankodypodcastDan & Kody Podcast Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/dankodypodcast/Kody Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/kody_frederickDan Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/danieljhillMore ways to listen!Apple Podcasts - http://apple.co/2pHBg1KSpotify - http://bit.ly/danandkodyspotifyGoogle Podcasts - http://bit.ly/2nfhuYKPandora - http://bit.ly/dankodypandoraiHeart Radio - https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-the-dan-and-kody-podcast-31156628/Stitcher - http://bit.ly/2pNANxLRadio Public - https://radiopublic.com/the-dan-and-kody-podcast-G7XNqAYoutube - http://bit.ly/2o12zXDOur Sponsors!JC Room Blocks - http://www.jcroomblocks.com/
After a bad last episode I decide to recover some topics of the last episode. I talk about the of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Voting, Celebrity Worship, The Rise of the Working Class, Chemistry, Breanna Taylor, Sports, and more.
The Dallas Cowboys underachieved big time in 2019, although Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper had career years, that wasn't enough as other issues also took a toll on the team. Dallas has also have had a good offseason landing Ceedee Lamb in the draft followed up with some key acquisitions that should make an immediate impact on the team. Does Lebron James have something to show LA Laker fans in the postseason that they have never seen before as one of the best and most storied franchises of all time? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/fenomsports/support
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Marco Nunez is a very interesting interview. His passion for helping athletes excel both on and off the court is second to none! As a Human Movement Specialist, Marco's credentials and specializations are endless. The only thing that could rival this passion is his level of "Compassion" for wanting to help both those around him, and those he works with. His levels of experience are vast and this provides us with some insightful discussion points with regards to the various athletes/ sports he has worked with. Marco also shares with us, his "New" Passion Project that he has embarked upon with a former LA Laker! https://twitter.com/Nunez_MarcoA?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.linkedin.com/in/marco-nunez-ms-atc-cscs-bb387a26/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/headset-sports/support
[00:01:12] So today I'm talking to Christina. Christina, where are you at in the world? Good morning.[00:01:16] Christina: [00:01:16] I'm in Venice, California. Venice beach.[00:01:19] dane: [00:01:19] And what's your big goal for the call?[00:01:21] Christina: [00:01:21] Well, I really want to launch some online courses. It's just shifting gears, doing something I've really never done before and I need help.[00:01:31] dane: [00:01:31] What's the ultimate goal with the courses that do for you?[00:01:35] Christina: [00:01:35] Well, it will give me more time. Right now, I trade my time for income. I'm a personal chef. And I really want to start creating products so that I can, you know, have a little more financial freedom and a little more time. It's[00:01:50] dane: [00:01:50] kind of thing. So let's just get really clear on this.[00:01:53] You want to stop trading time for money.[00:01:56] Christina: [00:01:56] Exactly.[00:01:57] dane: [00:01:57] Can you just say that[00:01:58] Christina: [00:01:58] I want to stop [00:02:00] trading my time for money?[00:02:01] dane: [00:02:01] What happens when you share that? It makes me[00:02:03] Christina: [00:02:03] nervous because this is how I've made my income my entire life.[00:02:08] dane: [00:02:08] Is there any sadness?[00:02:11] Christina: [00:02:11] Yeah, because I know that there's only so much time and I can only make so much money, you know, by the hour kind of thing.[00:02:18] It just doesn't make sense. I know all my friends that have real wealth, you know, invest their money or you know, make money in different ways. Passive income. So I really want to start doing that. I'm getting older.[00:02:30] dane: [00:02:30] Oh, you're getting older.[00:02:32] Christina: [00:02:32] Yes.[00:02:33] dane: [00:02:33] So this is a biological clock thing kind of.[00:02:37] Christina: [00:02:37] Well, just the fact that, you know, as a chef, I spend all of my time on my feet and it's physically exhausting.[00:02:46] I mean, I just, you know, did a dinner on Friday night for a big group of people and I was dead on Saturday, you know, I could barely get out of bed. I was so tired from all the energy I put forth for that.[00:02:59] dane: [00:02:59] How much did you make.[00:03:01] Christina: [00:03:01] About $1,200 so embarrassing to say that because that's not that much money in the big picture[00:03:09] dane: [00:03:09] for a night of work.[00:03:10] Christina: [00:03:10] Yeah. It wasn't one night, you know, it was planning, menu, planning, shopping, prepping, cooking, all of that, cleaning.[00:03:18] dane: [00:03:18] Is it possible to hire help for those things that, so you're not so tired?[00:03:23] Christina: [00:03:23] It's possible, but that means that I would make less money. Right? I would have to take that out of my net profit. And[00:03:31] dane: [00:03:31] you'd have your Saturday.[00:03:32] Christina: [00:03:32] That's true. I mean, when I was younger, you know, this is the age part, you know, I had a lot more energy now, you know, it's just kind of, you know, I need more recovery time. I'm in my forties[00:03:45] dane: [00:03:45] so I'm asking these questions just to kind of get a deeper feel for you. I want to ask about what kind of quality of life are you looking for?[00:03:53] Christina: [00:03:53] Well, I would like to be able to travel when I want to. I would like to have more [00:04:00] financial freedom. I would like to have my dream kitchen. I would like to have a garden. So, you know, right now I live in a small apartment. Which is big enough for me. It's lovely, but I don't have the kind of kitchen that I would like.[00:04:12] I would just like to have more financial freedom to make choices and travel and do the things I want to do and to learn more, which, you know, more income gives me more choices.[00:04:21] dane: [00:04:21] Is any of this painful to be talking about.[00:04:24] Christina: [00:04:24] It's a little embarrassing. Yes. Well, you know, I would like to be living at a higher level of success than I currently am right now.[00:04:34] That said, I'm very appreciative and grateful for all the wonderful things that I have done and that have, you[00:04:40] dane: [00:04:40] know, you want a better life and you're embarrassed. You're not there yet.[00:04:46] Christina: [00:04:46] A little bit. Yeah. Because of my age. Yes. And I see a lot of my friends and people that are a lot younger than me that are a lot more successful than I am.[00:04:55] I mean, I hate to say that I'm comparing myself, but it's not even a thing of comparison. I'm in my forties[00:05:01] dane: [00:05:01] well, the comparison is just a reflection of the dissatisfaction. Sure. You know, you're dissatisfied. Like if you had your dream kitchen, your dream garden, your freedom to travel and your freedom to learn, do you think you'd compare yourself.[00:05:15] No. Yeah. So if you're comparing yourself to me, are you comparing yourself to anybody? That's a real good indicator. Just look in a mirror and see where you're dissatisfied. So let's just say that again. Let's say you have your dream kitchen, your dream garden, and you can travel. And you have freedom to learn.[00:05:34] Christina: [00:05:34] That makes me happy.[00:05:35] dane: [00:05:35] Were there some tears the first time I said it? Do you remember? Okay. Your eyes started to get wet when I mentioned the first time and I was just curious about allowing that to expand and so the more deeply felt this is in your body. The less judgment you'll have around it and you know, the more action you'll take, et cetera.[00:05:53] Christina: [00:05:53] Yeah, it does excite me. It's amazing. As a private chef, I go into other people's incredible kitchens and homes and [00:06:00] it's amazing how much food I produce out of my tiny little kitchen here.[00:06:04] dane: [00:06:04] How would it feel for every person you cook for? Do you get to talk to the owner at all?[00:06:10] Christina: [00:06:10] Yeah, every circumstance is different, but yes, generally, absolutely.[00:06:13] Yes,[00:06:14] dane: [00:06:14] I do. What if you said something like this to these owners? I have dreams of expanding my business and one day owning a kitchen as beautiful as yours.[00:06:23] Christina: [00:06:23] Are you suggesting I say that?[00:06:25] dane: [00:06:25] Yep. You're going to say, I have dreams of expanding my business and one day owning a kitchen as beautiful as yours. Oh, wow.[00:06:33] Do you think that you'd ever have a minute? Tell me how you got to where you are.[00:06:37] Christina: [00:06:37] Oh,[00:06:40] dane: [00:06:40] and you want to do that very gently feeling the situation. Cause they might be like, Oh, I'm busy. What do you mean? Talk to you about this. So you can just say the first sentence and what you're doing and you're not saying it for them.[00:06:50] You're saying it for you. Every kitchen you go into that you look at instead of envy, jealousy, disappointment, dissatisfaction, sadness. You're going to say, I have dreams of expanding my business and one day owning a kitchen as beautiful as yours, and then based on their response, Oh, this would be fire if he says something like this, potentially you say, I dunno if you'd ever find it in your heart to mentor a little old chef like me, but if you did, I'd be very grateful.[00:07:21] Okay. That's not so much about how they'll mentor you or what they'll say. It's about watching people support your dream, seeing that people want it for you, seeing that the universe wants it for you. And if someone says no, that's more of a reflection of many circumstances than it is of if you're worthy of this dream or not.[00:07:41] But if you phrase it along the lines of, I don't know if you'd ever find it in your heart to be able to mentor a little chef like me, but if you are, I'd be grateful. And if not, that's totally okay. Now every kitchen you go into is going to deposit like this special vibration. You know, man, when I was [00:08:00] 27 I was starting to really get a hang of this and I got my hands on the right books, Christina and I read them.[00:08:05] It took about four years for my brain to acclimate. So the friends that you're talking about that have the wealth and have these courses and you're like, why can't I do that? Or this or that? Why do they, they have a different brain that you could build, but you need to take time to build the brain. Okay, so we're going to get into that.[00:08:20] But what I want to say, so I was 27 I had a real, a business selling software to real estate agents. And I went to Las Vegas and I must as one of my clients. So she says, well, make sure you talk to me when you come in town. And he's had really good relationships with my customers. I visit them when I come into town.[00:08:35] I don't know many entrepreneurs that do that. One tiny thing I did. Spending time with my customer, being less afraid of them being more connected to them, creating more confidence for me to market to them, seeing that they're not scary, seeing that they're not different than me seeing that it's okay to talk to them about my products and services just because I spend time with them.[00:08:55] Well, I asked her if we could look at the most expensive homes in Las Vegas, can we go to are the most expensive homes for sale? She's like, you can't afford those. And I said, not right now, but I want to be around that vibration. So she called up this home that was owned by a publicly traded guy. He got arrested, went to prison for fraud, publicly traded company at the top of his game, and the $10 million home in Vegas at the top of his game.[00:09:20] And he's still commits fraud. It is, and it's so normal that people are very successful and falling apart in their private life. You know, some do fraud with it, some do drugs with it, but the number of people that are highly successful falling apart in their private life is very alarming. And I wish it was talked about more.[00:09:39] Anyway, it's a real thing. So she calls up this realtor, she says, we want to look at this $10 million home that's been foreclosed on. It was $10 million home on sale for 4 million because it's on foreclosure. You could have bought it for 60% off. She gets there like do they have a preapproval letter? And we say no, but they're just in town for the day and their dad owns some big company in [00:10:00] like South America.[00:10:01] Just lied. We get there. We look for the home. If you'd like to get a free one on one with me and beyond this show, you can find out details@startfromzero.com forward slash podcast. Yes. So what company does your father own in South Africa? And I look at him straight in the face. I'm 27 and I'm like, uh, it's okay to lie, right?[00:10:22] I wouldn't do this now, but at 37 I was fine doing it. And I said, Oh, he owns a tire manufacturing company. We sell tires mostly to tractors. John Deere is a big client of ours. I've just completely made up at the end of it. He said, listen, you could buy the home, you can get a loan on it, and he just looks at me and says this, and I just stare at him and I think he thinks that I'm so rich that I'm offended that he mentioned alone and he said, or you can buy a cash if you want.[00:10:46] We got real nervous and then I walked out. It was really, really interesting, but I got to walk around the vibration of that home. It was on a PGA tour golf course where tiger was a play, you know, and I was right on like the eighth green waterfall pool, white, pristine, everything. And I walk around and I drank that vibration in.[00:11:05] And so when you, every time you walk into a kitchen, you do this, what'll happen is something very powerful will happen. Your brain will really start to shift where you can't help. But just do it because you're aligning the emotional system first. And the emotional system we know is way more powerful than the intellect.[00:11:22] So now that we've got the emotional system aligned, now we're going to build the intellect. So in terms of the intellect, what I understand is you're an iron Vedic[00:11:29] Christina: [00:11:29] chef. That is correct.[00:11:30] dane: [00:11:30] And the basic premise of Iyer Veda is what?[00:11:34] Christina: [00:11:34] Well, it talks about creating balance in your life. Everything in nature is made of the five elements.[00:11:41] No two people are exactly the same. So the concept is that, you know, it's about using your own intuition to learn how to balance and find wellness in your own life, in your own body. Why is[00:11:53] dane: [00:11:53] it better than other modalities and what great result does it give?[00:11:56] Christina: [00:11:56] I mean, it's not necessarily better than other [00:12:00] modalities.[00:12:00] It's an ancient science that, you know, the information is over 5,000 years old. So, and it has stood the test of time. So[00:12:08] dane: [00:12:08] for example, is it a way to activate the nervous system to access more of your internal power? Absolutely. Okay. So that'd be a good result, for example. Yeah. So it's a way to activate the nervous system to create more power, like dormant energy in your body.[00:12:24] Boom. Awake and activated. You now have more power.[00:12:26] Christina: [00:12:26] Yes. Like to calm yourself down. Like from myself, I get overly nervous and it actually helps to chill me out.[00:12:34] dane: [00:12:34] So it's a way to speak to your nervous system.[00:12:37] Christina: [00:12:37] Absolutely.[00:12:38] dane: [00:12:38] In a language your nervous system will receive and understand and listen to.[00:12:42] Christina: [00:12:42] Yes.[00:12:43] dane: [00:12:43] So you don't ever try to tell your body to calm down and it kind of works, but doesn't all the way work.[00:12:49] Well, that's because you don't notice feet the language of your nervous system. Well, I have a 5,000 year old ancient science that's been tested and used. By some of the most renowned people over time. And this methodology allows you to speak to your nervous system in a way that your body listens and you can activate more power, more confidence, more calm, and it's quick and it works rapidly because you know what?[00:13:16] Your nervous system has a language that it speaks. And when you learn how to speak it, you can have access to it right away. Now, I never mentioned dire Veda. Yes, it's fun. It's all, I'm like, what is this? I am now interested in iron Veda, but now you mentioned Ayurveda. I'm like, okay, I'm fine. I'm good.[00:13:33] Christina: [00:13:33] Yeah, no, that's amazing that you're bringing this up because I always feel like, you know, as soon as I say the word I R Veda, people have no idea what it is and they're not interested in learning something new, or they're already like, I'm doing Quito, or I'm doing this, you know, and[00:13:47] dane: [00:13:47] welcome to your confidence.[00:13:49] Slowly shattering.[00:13:51] Christina: [00:13:51] Yes.[00:13:52] dane: [00:13:52] Yeah. This is exciting. You are what's called a technician right now, which [00:14:00] is like a fancy word for expert. Like a neurosurgeon could be a technician, architect, could be a technician, but technicians trade time for money and we're taught from an era. Yeah, you're a labor, but we're taught to maximize our time per hour.[00:14:16] So everything we do in pic is based on how much we'll make. For the most part. I mean, you know, neurosurgeons, half a million, but it's still time for dollars. I have set up my nervous system in such a way where I can't even trade time for money. Like. It's very difficult, like a neurosurgeon making half a million a year.[00:14:32] I would blow my brains out because when I'm done working and the money would stop, and I've spoiled myself to the point where I know I can work once and not have to work again. So technicians trade time for money. Entrepreneurs trade time for equity. In other words, entrepreneurs trade time for freedom.[00:14:51] Christina: [00:14:51] That's what I want.[00:14:52] dane: [00:14:52] Inequity is freedom. Okay? Equity is ownership in something. Ownership of something that can pay you, but you know, time for freedom. So you could write a book that book sells. That's time for freedom. You could go to a cook something, but that's time for money. That's technician. So as a technician, you're really screwed.[00:15:09] I know. Because you're conditioned. In so many ways, but now you have a very clear distinction. Crap, I'm a technician. I need to shift entrepreneur. I want to trade my time for freedom. Yeah, I do that by trading my time for equity. So now at the end of each day, you're going to ask yourself, did I build equity today?[00:15:28] Okay. If the answer is no, then you haven't moved forward. If the answer is yes, it has, I imagine you answer, yes, I've built equity today for 10 years. Exactly. So equity could be a podcast you recorded with someone that now works without your time. A blog post. You've written a book, you've written, of course, you've created a software product that's been built, a business with Ayurvedic chefs that go into homes for you.[00:15:57] Where you have minor management [00:16:00] potentially, but the thought is no longer time for dollars. The thought is now time for equity. So you figure out how much do you need per month just to get by and be okay for now while you're building equity.[00:16:13] Christina: [00:16:13] Between four and $5,000.[00:16:15] dane: [00:16:15] Okay. And so is that four or five cooks a month?[00:16:21] Christina: [00:16:21] Well, I, you know, I'm not exclusively a personal chef. I also work with an event production company, so that's seasonal work. I pick up different kinds of work. I do some production, like I worked on a super bowl commercial last week as well. There was a PA, a production assistant for my friend who's a prop master.[00:16:40] dane: [00:16:40] And how much did you make doing that?[00:16:44] Christina: [00:16:44] About $500[00:16:45] dane: [00:16:45] for how long. Okay. It's all right because you're not quite yet clear within your system, so you can't easily make decisions and say, no. So now you know about four to 5,000 let's just call it 5,000. So you have a strategy to make five grand a month. As soon as you hit five grand, everything's a no.[00:17:07] Everything else is a no. Once you've hit five grand, as soon as you've made five grand, any other jobs that come in are no for the month, cause everything else, all that time is going to be spent learning how to and building equity. And so you slowly wean yourself from technician to entrepreneur. Does this sound doable?[00:17:29] Yeah. Okay, good. So once you had five grand, someone calls and it's all Christina, I'm like, Hey Christina, I've got this super bowl ad. I really love your help on it. It's the Superbowl and I don't have anybody else really I could call. You're like the perfect fit for this. Do you have time to help me?[00:17:47] Christina: [00:17:47] I think that was a bad example.[00:17:50] dane: [00:17:50] Great example, cause it's very enticing.[00:17:52] Christina: [00:17:52] Well, it was fun. It was easy. You know, it's two days. There's a lot of driving. Anyway, in bigger terms, I work with this event production company. We [00:18:00] produce a festival. I'm the sponsorship director, so for a four months of the year I'm under contract and I make a bit more money than that.[00:18:07] I'd rather not tell you how much.[00:18:08] dane: [00:18:08] No, that's fine. We only need to know, like I just[00:18:12] Christina: [00:18:12] different kinds of jobs is all I'm saying.[00:18:15] dane: [00:18:15] There's no so much. I know how much you're getting paid just to set the thing. It's five grand and then once you hit five grand, you're done.[00:18:21] Christina: [00:18:21] Okay. I like that number.[00:18:23] dane: [00:18:23] Yep.[00:18:24] Christina: [00:18:24] Because it feels realistic more than.[00:18:26] Yeah. Cause it's ultimately,[00:18:29] dane: [00:18:29] no, no. You're going to make a hundred grand a month. Once you have equity, right? You'll have a hundred grand a month. Right? Now your vision is working at five to build equity. So you could eventually have a hundred grand a month, 50 grand a month. Right? So what's the easiest way for you to make five grand a month?[00:18:48] Yeah.[00:18:49] Christina: [00:18:49] I think cooking. John's[00:18:52] dane: [00:18:52] pretty reliable. Defined?[00:18:53] Christina: [00:18:53] No, it's feast or famine, honestly.[00:18:56] dane: [00:18:56] What do you mean?[00:18:57] Christina: [00:18:57] Well, it's not consistent. You know, there's periods of time where I have a consistent client. I had a client until October. I was cooking for him every other day, and then he went to New York. So since October, you know, then it was the holidays.[00:19:12] It's been inconsistent, you know? And I don't necessarily want to work full time for like a family or something like that.[00:19:19] dane: [00:19:19] So would this solve the problem? Let's say you sign up for LinkedIn, you get LinkedIn, and then you buy LinkedIn sales navigator, and that's like this automated system that allows you to pull these searches.[00:19:30] And then within LinkedIn you reach out to like. 50 high end executives in the LA area a day and or 50 professional athletes per day and say, you're a specialized chef. That knows how to access the greatest parts of their nervous system using an ancient science. Never mentioned I Aveda, and you're wondering if they'd like personal chef work and this runs automatically every day.[00:19:54] You have 50 new people just getting asked this. You won't be in feast or famine anymore.[00:20:01] [00:20:00] If you'd like to hang out with people reading the star from zero book, listening to the start from zero podcasts, listening to the book on tape and build businesses with them and do it with people together. Visit start from zero.com forward slash starters.[00:20:19] And then you'll just get your five K per month clients. You have three clients that pay you five grand per month retainers. Your brain is now free to build equity. And what you did is you went to LinkedIn, you looked at owners of companies that have at least 25 employees, and you can do all of that as LinkedIn and send him a message like, listen, I know the demands of being a business owner and food is one of the most important things, and if you cut on this over time, it's going to kill you.[00:20:42] Yeah. And so what I have is I have a whole food methodology based on an ancient science of 5,000 years old that will activate polo, blah, blah, blah. And you never mention our Veda. You say, would you like to chat for five minutes on the phone? See if we're a fit as exactly how you say it. Would you like to chat for five minutes on the phone?[00:20:55] See if we're a fit. If you nail this right, they're going to go, boom, I gotta talk to this person. So in sales navigator. You go in and then you can like pull searches and you need to like look up YouTube and see how to use sales navigator on YouTube and research that, but that's all you're going to need.[00:21:12] You're going to spend a day, one day, that's it, Christina, one day, and you'll have set up. A automated ongoing customer acquisition system, and you just happened to be in LA where everyone is extremely success driven, very image driven, wants the next thing, and they make a lot of money. A lot of people do, a lot of people don't, but there's people in LA that they absorb it into amounts of cash.[00:21:35] Christina: [00:21:35] Yeah. That's why I live here.[00:21:36] dane: [00:21:36] Any questions on implementing the LinkedIn strategy?[00:21:38] Christina: [00:21:38] No, I mean, I'm not familiar with it, so I don't have questions yet.[00:21:42] dane: [00:21:42] Well, you'll be able to find all those questions with Google and YouTube. Okay. What's the basic strategy?[00:21:46] Christina: [00:21:46] I'm going to find my target audience and then I'm going to reach out to them and my understanding from what you've told me, the system automatically reaches out to them with like an email that I create[00:21:57] dane: [00:21:57] or something.[00:21:57] So there's another tool [00:22:00] called meet alfred.com. And Alfred will automate your LinkedIn outreach, but it's not about Alfred. It's about the mindset. You could Google automate LinkedIn outreach, and you find probably more tools than meet Alfred. Okay? People are so just stupid about this. They're like, Oh, I got the tool, I got the tool, I got the tool.[00:22:21] It's like, no, don't be stupid. It's not the tool. It's not about LinkedIn. It's not about sales navigator. It's not about Alfred. It's about where do you find high quality people that you could send a message to who cares about LinkedIn? Who cares about sales navigator? I'll be rich till the day I die. I'll know how to make businesses start to the day I die because I'm not bound to a tool.[00:22:43] I'm in principles. And to the man whose master principles methods are many. So this is a principle. Okay. How do you find high powered people and how do you send them a very compelling message? Are there any ideas that you have that are outside of LinkedIn? No, I[00:22:57] Christina: [00:22:57] get most of my work from word of mouth.[00:23:01] dane: [00:23:01] Right.[00:23:02] Christina: [00:23:02] But the one thing I do want to mention is that I want to shift gears from being from like cooking, from physically cooking, too, teaching so that it's not so labor intensive[00:23:13] dane: [00:23:13] because you start teaching right now and make five grand a month.[00:23:16] Christina: [00:23:16] No.[00:23:17] dane: [00:23:17] Okay. So we're getting your basis covered first.[00:23:20] Christina: [00:23:20] Got it.[00:23:20] And that makes sense.[00:23:22] dane: [00:23:22] You want to now[00:23:23] Christina: [00:23:23] I want it know.[00:23:24] dane: [00:23:24] Very risky.[00:23:26] Christina: [00:23:26] Yes, I agree.[00:23:27] dane: [00:23:27] And you probably ended up being very stressed and it doesn't mean it's not possible. Yeah. Who do you want to teach? People[00:23:33] Christina: [00:23:33] that are interested in improving their health and creating balance in their life?[00:23:40] People who want to learn how to cook.[00:23:42] dane: [00:23:42] Are there people out there that want to[00:23:43] Christina: [00:23:43] learn how to cook? I hope so. I imagine so.[00:23:47] dane: [00:23:47] Click a button, get UberEATS, click a button, get Grava. They want to learn how to cook.[00:23:53] Christina: [00:23:53] I don't know.[00:23:54] dane: [00:23:54] I hope so. Yeah.[00:23:56] Christina: [00:23:56] But you know, I do have friends like you and I have a [00:24:00] mutual friend in San Diego that, you know, she's also an Irv.[00:24:03] She has an Ayurvedic background, and she's created programs and systems, and she's doing well[00:24:09] dane: [00:24:09] for mentorship.[00:24:10] Christina: [00:24:10] I have not. That's a good idea.[00:24:12] dane: [00:24:12] Yeah, yeah, yeah. So you get your $5,000 per month based covered.[00:24:18] Christina: [00:24:18] Okay. Do that first.[00:24:20] dane: [00:24:20] Oh yeah. You don't want to be needy.[00:24:22] Christina: [00:24:22] No, I don't.[00:24:23] dane: [00:24:23] And this will keep you from being needy when you're not needy.[00:24:27] Then the creative faculties of your brain can turn on if you're in survival mode and then you become needy. Then it's like, now you have to have this thing, work with the Venter, but you have to have this thing work. And now you're walking around conferences and you're like, huh, I have a chef. I'm an either shift.[00:24:42] Please hire me. Please hire me. Please hire[00:24:44] Christina: [00:24:44] me. Yeah, no, I get it. I've been there.[00:24:47] dane: [00:24:47] So we are creating your independence right now, and if you're reaching out to 50 executives and 50 athletes, imagine if you were cooking for like three of the Los Angeles Lakers. Right. And you would be good enough to do that.[00:25:00] Do think so? Yeah. See, like, and if an LA Laker had Ayurvedic meals to their body type, do you think it would improve their sport performance?[00:25:09] Christina: [00:25:09] Yeah, I mean definitely.[00:25:10] dane: [00:25:10] They probably got shifts right now. Oh yeah. You have to kick them out. Are you happy with your shifts? If you are, I don't want to talk, but if you are,[00:25:18] Christina: [00:25:18] and that's what I do.[00:25:18] I do special diets. I don't limit myself just to iron Veda because people want, you know, I market myself as an organic farm to table chef rather than saying I are Vedics exclusively, cause it's not exclusively aggravate it. But I was trained as an Ayurvedic chef and I want to run with those principles in as far as, once I start creating equity.[00:25:38] dane: [00:25:38] Yes. Okay. So what's the basic principle of this customer acquisition system?[00:25:44] Christina: [00:25:44] It's about finding them[00:25:48] dane: [00:25:48] simple, and[00:25:50] Christina: [00:25:50] I don't know.[00:25:51] dane: [00:25:51] What would you do once you found them?[00:25:53] Christina: [00:25:53] I would tell them that I'm exactly who they've been looking for,[00:25:58] dane: [00:25:58] but you don't know that that's [00:26:00] true.[00:26:00] Christina: [00:26:00] Well, I don't, I'm sorry, I'm having a hard time following what you're[00:26:04] dane: [00:26:04] making.[00:26:04] You fumble on purpose[00:26:07] Christina: [00:26:07] cause I was like, I don't know. I[00:26:08] dane: [00:26:08] mean I gave you the answer. You remember more. Okay. Do you find them? And then what[00:26:14] Christina: [00:26:14] I suggest to them,[00:26:19] dane: [00:26:19] unsolicited advice, unsolicited suggestions, unsolicited invitations might as well be abuse. You're going to put yourself right into the category of a pest, right?[00:26:32] I'm who you're looking for. It's got great intentions at the same time. I was like, what are you talking about?[00:26:37] Christina: [00:26:37] I agree.[00:26:38] dane: [00:26:38] So if you saw an attractive dude and you walked up to him and you said, I'm what you've been looking for, you know what? Depending on the guy at work, he'd be like, Oh, really? Okay, good. So it's the same darn thing.[00:26:55] It's a relationship. It's find a person, send them a compelling message, and it's compelling. Once you're like, dang. I would say yes to that. Right, and the compelling messages. As a busy leader, you have a lot of demands on your plate. Unfortunately, health can take last place. Do you have an Epic chef or an Epic food regiment taking care of you right now?[00:27:17] Send. They say, yeah, fine, or no, you know, I'm not, I don't have a chef. And then those are the people that you might be exactly what they're looking for. Okay. That's when you say, I'm exactly what you've been looking for. After you find out if they don't have a chef and they need help,[00:27:35] Christina: [00:27:35] that's a priority for them.[00:27:37] dane: [00:27:37] As soon as three steps to suit, and you shouldn't be expected to know this because you've been trained in Ayurveda. You haven't been trained in marketing.[00:27:44] Christina: [00:27:44] Right. But I want to learn more about marketing. Yeah, that's great.[00:27:48] dane: [00:27:48] I mean, marketing is like find a person and give them a compelling message.[00:27:52] Christina: [00:27:52] I love it.[00:27:53] dane: [00:27:53] How do you give someone a compelling message? Well, by figuring out what goes on in their head on a day to day basis, [00:28:00] busy leaders do not have time to read more than five line messages. Yet many of us are going to send a CEO three paragraphs, like I'm almost offended when people send me like Sydney plus three or four paragraph email.[00:28:12] I'm like, what's the, what is this? What do they want? Email me whatever you want to say in three or four lines, you know? And if you happen to want to share your story and you think it's relevant, I'll do my best. It's just the emails that catch my attention are the ones that are like one line, two lines long.[00:28:28] Yeah, so LinkedIn sales navigator and meet Alfred are all tools for the fundamental principle of find someone and send them a compelling message. One of my friends, she's actually the official chef for like the goalie of the Colorado avalanche, and those professional athletes are a dream client because.[00:28:50] Their career rests on their health and they know it. Ice hockey.[00:28:57] Christina: [00:28:57] Yeah.[00:28:59] dane: [00:28:59] So an athlete knows their body Health's important. A CEO. May not really care. So you might find that you pivot to professional athletes in LA. Now every professional athlete gets a message every day. And now when you talk about activating the nervous system to improve their sport performance, and then you mentioned you can cook for him for a week to see if they like it.[00:29:22] It's done.[00:29:24] Christina: [00:29:24] Yeah.[00:29:24] dane: [00:29:24] That's easy. Hey, I'm a chef. Special professional athletes who use an ancient science 5,000 years old to activate certain parts of the nervous system to improve athletic performance. Would you like to chat? Don's great. Yeah. Then they say yes or no. They say yes. You say, great, it takes like five minutes on the phone and then, uh, you know, get me who were applying on the phone.[00:29:44] So then you find another, maybe you try and do it through the messenger. You say, great. Would you like to chat? Oh, you know what you could do is you say, great is like the chat to say yes. Say, you know, instead of chatting, if you want, I could just cook for you for a week. I could cook for you for a day. I cook for you for a meal.[00:29:59] You can see how you [00:30:00] feel immediately after you eat one meal because the results are immediate. Would you like to try and have me cook you one meal? That's good marketing and the reason it works to professional athletes is they know their career dies. If their health goes CEO can get away for years having their health, I think it'd be 400 pounds still go to work.[00:30:18] There's a lot of intelligence in picking that type of a market and going after that. So now, now we're going to build equity. Here's how you build equity. If you want to make good income, you're going to have a business that's built on a clear customer. That wants a clear result. That's given a clear mechanism to do it.[00:30:35] That's all it is, Christina. And it's so revealing, a clear customer that wants a clear result and there's a clear mechanism. So the idea and the mechanism is third, not first. So your course and the ideas you have for your courses, you can throw them all out. Okay. Because it doesn't matter what your course idea is, it matters who the customer is and what result they want.[00:30:56] Christina: [00:30:56] Okay.[00:30:56] dane: [00:30:56] Then your course is probably going to be pretty universal to get the result just in case you might have a gym under you. What sort of course ideas do you have right now.[00:31:05] Christina: [00:31:05] Well, it's like eating for the seasons, you know, eating for summer, spring, or, you know, eating for the different body types, you know, fire, earth, water, errands, space.[00:31:18] I don't know. That's the thing,[00:31:19] dane: [00:31:19] the benefits of eating for the seasons.[00:31:21] Christina: [00:31:21] Well, it creates balance in your body and it prevents illness. It gives you a stronger constitution in general so that you don't get sick. Like food, medicine,[00:31:31] dane: [00:31:31] you know, way better than eating for the seasons.[00:31:34] Christina: [00:31:34] Yeah. And also eating local foods more alive.[00:31:38] You know, they have higher enzyme content.[00:31:40] dane: [00:31:40] Man, I tell you what, you could do so well to put together this compelling content that says like the future belongs to those who take care of their health. Now, you can't get away with this forever. The person that takes care of their body now is going to clobber you in 10 years, and I'm saying this because you're in a competitive LA environment.[00:31:58] You want better skin, better [00:32:00] vitality, more focused, longer hours to work. You want to be stronger and faster and better than the next guy, but you can't. Go one day without taking care of your health.[00:32:09] Christina: [00:32:09] Honestly, I feel like I'm a living example. You know, I'm in my forties and people often think I'm much younger.[00:32:16] I'm in pretty good health.[00:32:17] dane: [00:32:17] Yeah. Doing an IRB to do yourself, but the thing is, it's not about you, okay? It's about the customer and the result they want. If you're an Ayurvedic chef, that's the mechanism, customer result mechanism. Okay. I hire out the mechanism. Christina. I don't fulfill the mechanism, I'll figure it out.[00:32:34] The customer, I'll figure out the result, and I hire out the mechanism. When I build software products or software companies, I figure out what the person wants. Then I hire the software developer. Okay. And then I structured the deal. So like we all share revenue or something, so I don't lose a risk money.[00:32:47] Like, you know, the person you hire, they just get 20% of whatever your catering revenue is, and then you don't have to worry about how many hours they work or this or that, and it's just a shared thing. So let's pick an actor as a clear customer, what result do you think they want?[00:33:02] Christina: [00:33:02] I don't know. Glowing skin.[00:33:05] dane: [00:33:05] Okay to look good on camera. Correct. How about to remember their lines? So let's say you help actors have a clear mind to remember their lines the first time they read them or some crazy like that, and they say, how do you do that? It's like, well, I teach you how to eat. And a specific way that your body's designed to your mind is free to remember.[00:33:29] Okay. Clear customer. Actors clear result, look good on camera, and remember their movie lines better than anybody else the first time they read them, et cetera. Now you plug in Ayurveda to that. Let's do another clear customer to the athlete. What result do they want.[00:33:46] Christina: [00:33:46] They want flexibility and strength and what do they[00:33:51] dane: [00:33:51] want?[00:33:52] They want to ask and win.[00:33:54] Christina: [00:33:54] Okay. They want to win. Great.[00:33:56] dane: [00:33:56] Right?[00:33:57] Christina: [00:33:57] Yes. I'm not thinking correctly about,[00:33:59] dane: [00:33:59] not [00:34:00] yet. It's like you believe in the human spirit. A little too much selfish, narcissistic. Like play to it, sell them stuff that they're happy buying, and then give them the stuff that you most desperately think they want.[00:34:13] They need, right? Like they want to look good on camera and remember their lines.[00:34:20] If you'd like to learn how to make money and you need a pass. To do it. Visit start from zero.com and you'll see a whole context of how you can actually get started. There's a three phase process that you can go through. If you're a beginner, intermediate, or advanced, go there. It'll tell you exactly what to do, where to go, and how to get started, and you don't need money for some of the options.[00:34:41] And if you do have money, you can buy some of the other options. It's all laid out for you with crystal clear clarity@startfromzero.com where do you go and what do you do. You'll find out there, but then they start doing this certain thing through Irv Veda and it clears their mind up and then they get opened up to this whole deeper spiritual wisdom and then you're able to really impact the world.[00:35:05] So I sold people how to build software companies, but then I work with them on their identity and their belief systems. Software was a Trojan horse, right? It was the allure in audio software. Then they get as they are, let's work on your self image. That's why I had so many success students. But if I said, Hey guys, come work on your self image.[00:35:24] So a clear customer, an athlete, what do they want. I want to win. Exactly. And probably get paid more when more games play more and get paid more. Okay. Imagine if you had an ad taken out. If you were able to take out ads towards magazines and newspapers and athletes read like you know the ESPN stuff.[00:35:44] Everybody's looking at each other's stats and your ad says, are you an athlete who wants to win more, play more, and make more? That all comes down to one fundamental thing. Your performance. Let me show you how to fine tune your performance using [00:36:00] 5,000 years of ancient science that none of your athlete friends know about[00:36:08] slaughter. With an ad like that you'd need, like you have an athlete in a trance. Do you want to win more games? I have more time off.[00:36:17] Christina: [00:36:17] Maybe.[00:36:17] dane: [00:36:17] Maybe if you're in like runner's magazine, you might want to talk about endurance. If you're talking to MMA fighters, you might say the greatest secret to winning MMA fights is to have more endurance than your opponent.[00:36:30] So when your opponent collapses, you can pound them. I don't know if that's true or not, but like that's what you find out. So now when you're creating your courses for either beta. If you want to approach a hundred grand per month territory, 50 grand per month territory, 25 grand per month territory, you need a very clear customer.[00:36:49] The very clear result. Okay. And the word I R Veda is at the bottom of the page. Yeah. So actors get more gigs by looking better on camera and remembering your lines. You do that by doing stuff that no other actors doing. Here's the stuff. No one else is doing. Bam, clear customer athletes. Would you like to win?[00:37:09] Play more and get paid more. That all comes down to one thing. Your performance, how do you fine tune your performance. There's a little known secret based on 5,000 years of ancient science. So these are what your courses are around. It's no longer about Ayurveda. Okay.[00:37:27] Christina: [00:37:27] It's very interesting cause I guess I always imagined that my customer as a technician, like the people I'm cooking for is a different audience than who I'm creating these courses for.[00:37:36] You know, I kind of envisioned the courses for like women that are, you know, kind of anti-aging kind of.[00:37:44] dane: [00:37:44] It's very good,[00:37:45] Christina: [00:37:45] but they're not necessarily these professional athletes,[00:37:48] dane: [00:37:48] but they're probably pain with aging. Do you just, you know, in the field of aging, you're going against some of those brilliant marketers in the world.[00:37:57] It's easy as pie to sell something, some aging thing [00:38:00] to someone. So everybody's in that, like a lot of people are in that niche. Aging, weight loss, dating, those niches are. Rather than with competition. But I would be curious to see how much you could make in a competitive niche. So let's do a clear customer, a woman, that's how old necessarily thinking about the impact aging has on them.[00:38:17] So what's their pain.[00:38:19] Christina: [00:38:19] They don't have as much energy. Perfect. That's[00:38:22] dane: [00:38:22] good. That's good. Simple. What result do they want?[00:38:26] Christina: [00:38:26] Okay, one more vitality. I mean, well, you don't like that word.[00:38:31] dane: [00:38:31] Well, it's not about what I like or don't like. I'm just being hard on you cause I know you have a little better. So what would a 40 year old woman say?[00:38:38] What do you want? What's your dream result? Well look, sexy as[00:38:43] Christina: [00:38:43] sexy. They want to,[00:38:45] dane: [00:38:45] I just remember what I was saying. No, they still got it. 25 year old men look at them.[00:38:51] Christina: [00:38:51] Well, I don't.[00:38:52] dane: [00:38:52] Okay. Maybe not. Maybe, maybe women don't like 25[00:38:56] Christina: [00:38:56] just saying that when I was approaching 40 things started to change, so I want to help those women with that transition, you know, your hormones are changing and you know it's easier to gain weight and your levels of energy change as well.[00:39:09] dane: [00:39:09] Are you approaching 40 have you noticed things are starting to change? Have you noticed it's easier to gain weight. Have you noticed it's harder to maintain energy just because you're entering through a special phase of life called blank, blank, blank. At this special phase of life, it's more important than ever to honor your body type.[00:39:25] You can't do it. Society is telling you you can't do what your friends are telling you and you can't even do what you think is best. And tell, you know, the one thing that will change everything and that is eating specifically for your body type and at this age you cannot mess up otherwise you feel it.[00:39:40] The good news is I have a course based on 5,000 years of ancient science that will show you. And these people already ate all the bad things. They already destroyed their body. They already tested everything for you. You can benefit from 5,000 years of research right now when you sign up for this course, and this course will teach you how to [00:40:00] eat specifically for the, your particular nervous system to keep yourself young, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.[00:40:05] You may not even mention I aggravate until they buy. Yeah. Because it's not about[00:40:10] Christina: [00:40:10] what the mechanism.[00:40:12] dane: [00:40:12] Oh damn. Oh damn girl, what is it about.[00:40:17] Christina: [00:40:17] It's about the results and the customer.[00:40:20] dane: [00:40:20] Great. Okay, so what's your first step?[00:40:23] Christina: [00:40:23] Well, my first step is to make $5,000 a month. Great. So I'm going to go to LinkedIn sales navigator, and the other one, I can't remember[00:40:35] dane: [00:40:35] because they, there's probably an Edgar. What principles are at play there?[00:40:39] Christina: [00:40:39] Okay. Finding someone and giving them a compelling[00:40:42] dane: [00:40:42] message, the principles at play. So that's going to get you your five K per month business.[00:40:46] Christina: [00:40:46] Right. And that way when I start creating my equity, I'm not coming from a desperate place.[00:40:50] dane: [00:40:50] Oh[00:40:51] Christina: [00:40:51] yeah. I can totally understand all of that because I always try to create when I'm still making my ends meet. You know, the problem is I live in Venice beach, which I love and I don't regret, but it's, the cost of living here is high. Right. So I have to come up with a lot of money every month, you know, even just to pay rent.[00:41:07] But yeah, I like the idea of just having my basis covered first. You think it's cool that my niche audience for my programs are different than my customers?[00:41:19] dane: [00:41:19] The people that are paying you for private shift food probably don't want to spend time doing it.[00:41:23] Christina: [00:41:23] Well, that's what I was going to say. And even in the beginning, whenever you were suggesting that I, you know, ask my clients for.[00:41:31] Not necessarily mentorship. You know, when you were in the very beginning, like how did they create a kitchen like that? They're not food people. They just have this huge house with a big kitchen. You know, they don't use their kitchen[00:41:42] dane: [00:41:42] and you can learn from them.[00:41:44] Christina: [00:41:44] Oh, absolutely. I agree with that. But I guess my first reaction when you suggested I get personal with them is like, I don't know how appropriate that is in a professional environment.[00:41:53] You know,[00:41:54] dane: [00:41:54] you have to feel it out. You just want to say, I love the kitchen thing. Okay. I've always been doing a kitchen like this. It's [00:42:00] beautiful. Absolutely. Yeah. And you can feel into if you think they'd be generous enough to offer a mentorship.[00:42:05] Christina: [00:42:05] Absolutely. Okay. Got it. I love this. I love everything we've talked about.[00:42:10] dane: [00:42:10] Do you think you'll be able to do it? Yes. All right. Good job today. So for years, people have been asking me, what's the big secret? How do I do this? And the answer is simple. My life took off when I had mentors. Too many people try to do this stuff alone and get stuck and give up. Listen, if you haven't succeeded in business or entrepreneurship yet.[00:42:31] It's simple. You haven't failed enough yet. You haven't been around enough mentors yet. If you combine failure with mentorship, you will fly. I had someone say, why are so many people so more successful than me? How come I can't get this right? And they said, well, how many times have you failed? He's like, wow.[00:42:46] A lot of times I'm like, have you failed more than 10 times? He said, no. I said, you haven't failed enough yet. You haven't been around mentors enough yet. Failure is how you learn. Michael Jordan has missed so many game winning shots. You've got to get out there and fail and how are you going to do that if you're all by yourself?[00:43:01] All alone. Beating yourself up in your own thoughts. Listen, I'm going to give you access to my board of advisors, my board of advisors that I talk to sometimes every day. I'm going to give you access to them every month. Live free to ask questions and get your mindset on straight. They're going to ask you questions that are hard for you to answer.[00:43:19] Those are the kinds of people you want in your life. You're also going to get access to not only the board of advisors, but my entire community, the start from zero community, all the entrepreneurs that are practicing these things, building these. Because it says you'll get access to this community and miss board of advisors and much more with the new program we've launched called start from zero.com forward slash starters and you can see how you can get access to my board of advisors and ask them anything you want.[00:43:45] Monthly, you'll get automated accountability to stay focused. You get a community of other people all building businesses with a start from zero methodology. And guess what? You get kicked out of this community if you do not take action. So it is serious [00:44:00] people. If you'd like access to that information about that.[00:44:03] Go to start from zero.com forward slash starters and it's about time that we get together and strengthen each other and fail together and pick each other back up together and show each other each other's blind spots and ask the hard questions and drive each other to that golden finish line of a business that you don't have to work in a business that provides freedom.[00:44:23] So you can sit around on a Tuesday and watch HBO if you want. All right, start from zero.com forward slash. Starters. .
Locked On Bruins - Daily Podcast On UCLA Bruins Football & Basketball
Bryan Fenley talks with former LA Laker and UCLA Bruin Jelani McCoy, who, to this day, leads the Bruins all-time in blocked shots. Pull up a chair as you binge on McCoy's stories from his UCLA days to his Lakers career winning a title with Shaq and Kobe. Plus, stick around to hear some of the wacky stuff he had to put up with during his basketball career overseas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Locked On Bruins - Daily Podcast On UCLA Bruins Football & Basketball
Bryan Fenley talks with former LA Laker and UCLA Bruin Jelani McCoy, who, to this day, leads the Bruins all-time in blocked shots. Pull up a chair as you binge on McCoy's stories from his UCLA days to his Lakers career winning a title with Shaq and Kobe. Plus, stick around to hear some of the wacky stuff he had to put up with during his basketball career overseas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Sports fans around the country continue to sit and wait for the return of their sports as the Country continues to battle the Coronavirus. However despite games not being played that doesnt mean news for the NBA has stopped completely. On tondays show we will discuss what the latest reports are in regards to what the NBA league executives, owners and players are discussing in regards to the 2019/2020 season either being restarted again or just simply being canceled all together allowing everyone to just set their sights on October for the start of the 2020/2021 season. However for Celtics fans that has not been the only story that has been worth following in the last month. As the NBA announced the newest class for the NBA Hall of Fame with former Celtics big man Kevin Garnett being 1 of the top guys on the list alongside former San Antonio Spurs big man Tim Duncan and the recently deceased LA Laker star Kobe Bryant. So with the news of KG's induction into the hall of fame plus his jersey number retirement scheduled for next season in Boston. A lot of talk has been made of who would join KG for these celebrations other then his family. Celtics legend Cedric Maxwell did an interview with former Celtics guard Ray Allen who teamed with Kevin Garnet and former Celtics captain Paul Pierce for 5 years winning 1 Championship about the chances of him joining the guest list for Kevin Garnetts celebrations. The interview sparked debate between Celtics fans as the issues with Ray Allen and Kevin Garnett are a well known story in the NBA World and fans are torn on whos side to take. So we will ask out guest Kevin Dixon of N The Zone Sports Radio and Bobby Krivitsky of Bleacher Report for their thoughts on the situation and find out whos side are they on KG's or Ray Allens. We will also have the audios for you to hear what Ray Allen had to say about how hes been treated since leaving Boston
Catch the latest podcast episode of Black Woman Vibes SEASON 2 EPISODE 7 Black Woman Vibes "(Lizzo) FATPHOBIA?"If this is your first time joining Black Woman Vibes this is our mission statement: BLACK WOMAN VIBES FOCUSES ON EMPOWERMENT THROUGH RESOURCEFUL INFORMATIVE GUESTS, DATA DRIVEN PODCAST TOPICS AND EXCLUSIVE SUBSCRIPTION SERVICES THAT PROMOTE A SHARED EXPERIENCE OF BLACK WOMAN VIBES.Black Woman Vibes podcast is back with a new episode for season two which is "(LIZZO) Fatphobia". We are putting to rest this debate on if the outrage Lizzo is facing fatphobia or legitimate. We frame the discussion through the lenses of defining fatphobia and if the limitations we put on Lizzo's body ie twerking at a LA Laker's Game the same limitations we put on all women in media. Remind you, we just came out of hot girl summer. And yes, Meg is a counter point. Listen to find out the final verdict on fatphobia and Lizzo. What you want to hear, I deliver, so make sure you're an active member of the Black Woman Vibe's Tribe.Black Woman Vibes is on:Facebook: Black Woman VibesInstagram: Black Woman VibesTwitter: Black Woman VibesYouTube: Black Woman VibesPatreon: Black Woman Vibes #BlackWomanVibes #GoAskVie #LevelUpTribe
This week we remember the life of 20 year LA Laker and arguably the NBA's largest global icon following his shocking and sudden death. Chiefs and 49ers set for Super Bowl Sunday - just a couple days away from a very appealing matchup and plenty of degenerate wagers. Plenty going on in Chicago sports as well - check us out!
The Senate trial of President Trump continues with Trump's defense team making their case that the president did nothing wrong with his actions toward Ukraine. But now, there may be enough new pressure on Senate Republicans to allow witnesses after a leak from the upcoming book by former national security adviser John Bolton. In the book, Bolton says that Trump explicitly told him that he wanted to continue freezing the military aid to Ukraine until they came to the table with investigations into his political rivals. Stef Kight, reporter for Axios, joins us for more. Next, it was a tragic day on Sunday when Kobe Bryant, the former LA Laker and basketball legend died in a helicopter crash with his daughter and 7 others. The investigation into the crash will focus on a lot on the fog and weather, but will also look into the helicopter itself and the pilot, who received clearance to fly in poor weather conditions. Kris Ankarlo, news correspondent for iHeartMedia, joins us for what we know about the investigation and also how the city of Los Angeles has reacted to the loss. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
We take this time to remember Kobe Bryant, and those who also lost their lives Jan 26th, 2020. Kobe Bryant impacted the game of basketball in innumerable ways. He was an icon, but more importantly he was a friend, father, and husband. The Thunder Basketball Universe sat down with Michael Cage and went through our memories of Kobe and his special connections to the Oklahoma City Thunder. We remember the LA Laker who wore 24.
The biggest thing Rusty noticed when he got into the NHL.An absolutely over-the-top rant by Bob Gainey that turned a series around for Montreal.A hilarious and has to be one of the best stories from Russ: A reporter thought he was Luc Robitaille so Russ went ahead and did the interview…as Luc! Pure gold!!The length Jungle will go to for a shot with the ladies...
On today’s episode of Tri State Boyz, the Boyz get together to honor and remember the LA Laker and Sports great Kobe Bryant.
Bessas & Curtis Mack start off with local business - #Amazon is coming to #MorrisCounty! . Bessas later goes into #CaughtMyClick with Lizzo’s latest stunt @ the #LA #Laker’s game & also breaks down #Eminem’s beef with #NickCannon. . Curtis then steps into #TechTalk with #Disney’s latest video game & later tells you why all media should be saved on a cloud-based system. . #Tunein . IG: @_Bessas_ x @curtismack93 . (The views of the guest are not necessarily the views of the hosts).
LA Laker talk and Sacramento Kings talk with JayMarZZ form Sports1140KHTK everybody go follow me Twitter bigbabyjonathan Instagram Bigbabyjonathan _ go subscribe to my YouTube channel Bigbabyjonathan sports podcast show go like my Facebook page Bigbabyjonathan sports podcast show --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bigbabyjonathan-soffel/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bigbabyjonathan-soffel/support
Welcome to episode 2 of The Lake Lake Show, with your host Matt from Lakers Fanclub UK. We are joined by a Los Angeles native and passionate Laker fan, Brandon McDaniel. Matt and Brandon have known each other for years after studying at St John's University in New York back in 2014. Both discuss various topics including; the Lakers' pre-season victory over the Golden State Warriors, training camp, Avery Bradley, Dwight Howard, the center position, starting and closing lineups, season expectations, and is Los Angeles Laker town? Follow Lakers Fanclub UK on Twitter: @lakersfanclubuk Check out our website also, over at: www.lakersfanclubuk.com Thank you for listening!
A really fun overdue episode of the chats with a great guest in Raj! We get into everything LA Laker based from the off season! A really really great episode, where we had a load of fun recording it too! You can find Raj on Twitter @UnwrittenRul3s You can find me on Twitter @Alenramic03 Go Lakers!
The Toronto Raptors are NBA Champions... And Anthony Davis is a LA Laker? The NBA offseason is upon us. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Our intrepid freedom patriots discuss various ways the Nanny State and Sports collide. First up is The Great Weed Debate where they look at the lambs bread as a legislate pain management tool for the NFL, and maybe more importantly, as a bargaining chip in upcoming CBA. Then it's the LA Laker's management mess as chronicled by ESPN. Boy it seems like they need a nanny! They end with nets, fan safety and alcohol sales at the SEC Football games. Have fun following where Steve, John and Chris trade off their nanny outfits!
Hosts Jim Litke and Tim Dahlberg screen the life and times of big-league catcher-turned-spy Moe Berg with filmmaker Aviva Kempner, whose new documentary on the mysterious ballplayer hits theaters and film festivals this week. Then they bring on AP pro basketball (and part-time boxing) writer Brian Mahoney to scan the NBA playoffs, explain the LA Laker’s ownership squabble and recap heavyweight champion Deontay WIlder’s lightning KO of Dominic Breazeale. On the menu: Mapping the tomato genome.
Kansas City Sports Legend Kareem Rush joined the show to discuss various topics such as vampire facials, how much water you should be drinking, nba news and so much more. The former Pembroke Hill, Missouri Tiger and LA Laker star also opened up about his ascending singing career and his new album about to drop!
After a brief hiatus, Andrea and Michelle are back and discuss their recent experiences at San Francisco Giants and Golden State Warriors games, LA Laker woes, Tiger’s comeback performance at the Master’s and the demise of the AAF. The episode’s #BlackGirlMagicMoment goes to the 9 women who hold high-profile front office positions with the Philadelphia 76ers. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
Another week? And another episode of MBP? Can you guys expect anything less of us?? On today's episode we talk about -> more LA Laker nonsense -> a review of the first games of the NBA Playoffs -> the Notre Dame, which actually happened on the Monday of this year -> a random tangent of monuments -> and for some reason a new, big problematic sponsorship Enjoy! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/menbepodcasting/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/menbepodcasting/support
Alex, Ryan, and Sam talk about the Magic of the NBA this week: Both Earvin Johnson's sudden departure from the LA Laker's front office, and the series of unlikely events that determined the Western conference's playoff seeding, . Then we talk about the playoffs in significant depth.
4-10-19 The Program is joined by the Godfather of Kansas City Sports, Frank Boal as they talk about the Royals ineptness, the Chiefs draft, and the mess that is the LA Laker; plus, Frank Opinion's and what in the world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Rob Sacre & Ryan Kelly Part 2 In this episode of the Game of Life Podcast we continue to dive SUPER deep behind the scenes into the lives of NBA players that have been through it all- The top of the mountain with the Los Angeles Lakers and now together again in Japan (a country you might now think about first when you think basketball) Rob and Ryan talk about their daily routines and mindset approaches to embrace everyday with joy no matter how routine or Groundhog's day it might feel. They go in depth on the health/nutrition/bio hacking of the NBA, and share some of the craziest stories you will think only a Hollywood movie production could scheme up! This is a JAM PACKED OF GOODNESS Game of Life Episode you can't miss!! SPONSOR: BUTCHER BOX butcherbox.com/dna SUPER discount on checkout for being part of the 1%-er FAMILY!! FOLLOW EVERYTHING ROB AND RYAN INSTAGRAM: @BOBBYSACRE @RYANKELLY34
Episode 32 Features: Preview and Predictions of the 3 NFL Match ups Today Bears Vs. Lions, Redskins Vs. Cowboys, & Falcons Vs. Saints. Also, talk a little Basketball What is up with Philadelphia 76ers Guard Markelle Fultz? What is going on with the Celtics Struggles? LeBron Returns to the Land first time as a LA Laker. Talking a little Boxing: Manny Pacquiao and Adrien Broner, And my Thanksgiving Sports Memory. Happy Thanksgiving to you Yall!!!
In part 2 of our NBA Preview, Rob and John take a deep look into the Western Conference and discuss how LeBron will fare as a LA Laker, did Houston miss their window, and if there are any upstart teams that can challenge any of the favorites. They also cover the path Golden State faces for a legendary 3-Peat, and if the rest of the league stands a chance.
October 3, 2018 Official Segment JUST A FITZGERALD REACTION. #JustAFitzReaction on HOFPressBadge Podcast. Rob Parker. Fox Sports Undisputed with Skip and Shannon, Kanye West on TMZSports remarks on LeBron being a LA Laker now. #NBATwitter Follow me @JustLScott & HOFPressBadge on Anchor.fm, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Soundcloud, & more.
The Oakland Raiders have traded Khalil Mack to the Chicago Bears. Listen Up as FTJ Host Addison J. talks more about latest trade including Khalil Mack, Nick Saban Postgame Tirade, Jim HArbaugh on the Hot Seat? Plus find out which LA Laker is now a Free Agent. TUNE IN! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/from-tha-jump-podcast/message
House Rules August 16th 2018 Episode 36. Four Horsemen in the House with Big Al of Toronto special guest. Joey Stalin Vs Harry, Can a bro say I love you back? New Haven CT and the K2 overdoses, Harry is fired up and pissed about the NFL season, Jaylen Ramsey thoughts on NFL Quaterbacks, Big AL gives his thoughts on being a LA Laker and Kansas City Chiefs fan from Toronto, Are the Red Sox going to get the best record in MLB history. Take a listen --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/house-rules-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/house-rules-podcast/support
HoopsNBrews.com presents episode #18 of ZoTime with Daniel Beltz. Daniel talks about Lebron James arrival as a LA Laker, NBA Summer League and more.
Brandon ‘Scoop B’ Robinson (@ScoopB) talks to former LA Laker and NBA veteran, Samaki Walker. […] The post [AUDIO] Scoop B Radio Overtime f/ Samaki Walker [Frm. NBA Champion] (2016) appeared first on Scoop B Radio.
Dr. Cate Shanahan is the author of Deep Nutrition and the Director of the LA Laker's PRO Nutrition Program. Dr. Cate explains the 4 components that all healthy diets share, how the low-fat craze began, & why vegetable oil is ''liquid age''.
Charlie Tuna, Moses, Joe Davis talk about how awesome Larry Bird was, the new All-Star voting format, and the best Lakers of all time.The post The Charlie Tuna Show- Seg. 4: Larry Bird is a baaaad man; NBA All-Star voting; LA Laker Greats appeared first on insidestl.com.
Jalen Rose and David Jacoby sit down with Royce Da 5'9", talk LA Lakers social media drama, Spurs and Warriors breaking records and Boogie Cousins gets ejected.... again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Jalen Rose and David Jacoby sit down with Royce Da 5'9", talk LA Lakers social media drama, Spurs and Warriors breaking records and Boogie Cousins gets ejected.... again.
The Total Tutor will interview Tommy Hawkins former LA Laker. He will discuss his book Life's Reflections. Next, I will interview Vida Ghaffari. The topic will be how to get in the entertainment business.
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