Podcasts about Lamborghini

Der Millionenschaden und das Crashfestival von Nürnberg geht wohl in die Geschichte der DTM ein und wird mit Sicherheit noch lange in den Köpfen der Fans verweilen. Wie man dieses Ausscheidungsrennen vom Samstag hätte verhindern können und wer das Wochenende in Nürnberg als Sieger verlässt, hört ihr im ersten Teil des Podcast in der Analyse. Laurin Heinrich verkürzt seinen Abstand mit dem Sieg von Silverstone auf den aktuellen Tabellenführer des Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup Larry Ten Voorde. Beide kämpfen auf nationaler und internationaler Ebene um den Titel im Markenpokal von Porsche. Wie das Rennen verlief, hört ihr hier genauso auch die Vorschau auf das kommende Wochenende mit der FIA WEC und der NLS.   Audioquellen: DTM - Pressekonferenz Samstag Norisring 15:00 Uhr ProsiebenSat.1 DTM - ran Racing Die Rennen vom Norisring (Samstag und Sonntag) Seven.One Entertainment Group GmbH   +++ Hinweis +++ Wir unterstützen die Spendenaktionen für Flüchtende des Kriegs aus der Ukraine. Mit unserem Unterstützungspartner 2GETHER Spenden wir alle Werbeeinnahmen für die Menschen in der Ukraine. Mehr Infos und Spenden unter: 2gether.gg (Betterplace.org) +++ Werbung +++ Der GT Talk auf meinsportpodcast.de wird dir präsentiert von Virtual Racing School. Alle Informationen zu Hardware und zu 1:1 Coaching unter  virtualracingschool.com/ Folgt diesem Podcast auf Spotify, Audio Now oder in deiner Podcast-App der Wahl. +++Social Media+++ Linktree Facebook  Twitter  Instagram  Moderation: Luca Storms Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

The epic of boating (A presentation by Luca Cottini, PhD)* The joy of a boat ride. From Dante to the 21st century* #boating as a #storytelling metaphor and a long-lasting craft* Four generations of #boat making. The Riva story from Sarnico to the world. From racing to luxury* The vision of a bold entrepreneur. The synthesis of wood craft and American engine technology* Carlo Riva's transformation of the boat into an object of lifestyle. Celebrities and glamour* The historic Riva models (Tritone, Sebino, Florida) and the myth of Aquarama* The collaboration between Riva and Lamborghini. The Aquarama #278 * Re-inventing global #yachting, The International Tourist Port in the Tigullio Gulf* A long-lasting legacyCheck out all the other episodes in the content library and make sure to join the newsletter of the show at www.italianinnovators.com. Don't forget to leave your comment here below and subscribe to the YouTube channel. Thanks for listening!

This week: Jen talks about how “Bennifer” let Affleck's 10 year old son sit behind the wheel of a Lamborghini at a car dealership and he had a small fender bender, abortion was loved by everyone and represented freedom in 1770's America, liberals falling for Liz Cheney, when a mobster president threatens the lives of election workers, and Jen has another weirdo guy neighbor who has no boundaries.For full AD-FREE episodes of “No Fun” plus bonus comedy from Jen sign up starting at $3 a month: patreon.com/jenkirkmanTo get tickets to Jen's summer shows in Brooklyn “Gonna Panic Like It's 1999”: https://tinyurl.com/2p8znbd8To buy or stream Jen's latest and last comedy album, “Ok, Gen-X” go here: https://800PGR.lnk.to/OKGenXINFor all other things about Jen - Netflix, albums, books, Anxiety Bites podcast, newsletter, bio and contact go here: jenkirkman.bio.link“No Fun: the Jen Kirkman Podcast” is part of the Misfit Toys Comedy Network. To find all of the other great podcasts on the network go here: https://art19.com/networks/misfit-toysSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What a wonderful Saturday Night to witness a 1-0 VICTORY over Tennessee SC! This is the Car Take Reaction to One Knox besting fellow first-time USL2 side, Tennessee SC. This match was not weather delayed unlike our first meet-up earlier this season. But it was the same score. It wasn’t “sexy soccer” but it did get the job done. Patrick & Brian break it all down & grabbed some honest interviews from the Gaffer, players, & staff.This recap episode is brought to you by Markman’s Diamonds & Fine Jewelry.Markman’s is a proud sponsor of the Knox Soccer Podcast and One Knoxville SC. Located at 6932 Kingston Pike, Markman’s has been Knoxville’s choice for diamonds and fine jewelry since 1976. Visit markmansdiamonds.com.Thank you to Markman’s for supporting local soccer & the only local soccer podcast, US!Enjoy this pod as we watch the Lads in Cream travel down to ATL for a Saturday match away. They will be back to finish the season with the last two matches at home. Then it’s playoff time… fingers crossed.Stay tuned to your pod feeds, we have a lot of fun content coming your way & as always we’d love to hear from you: with an Apple Podcast review, on the socials, or even in the comments below. Let us know what you love about the pod!P.S. If anyone has a LAMBORGHINI that they are willing to bring to a special event later in the summer, hit us up! 😆Thanks for listening! Subscribe to receive an email every time a new episode & post drops. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit knoxsoccerpodcast.substack.com

Thank you for listening to We Are Auto, the podcast about cars - for enthusiasts, by enthusiasts! Please leave a 5 Star rating and write a review!   In episode 83: - Ben Affleck's Son crashed a Lamborghini Urus - Teaser of a new BMW 3.0 CSL Homage - McMurty Fan Car stuns the Goodwood Festival of Speed            and more! Follow us on Instagram @weareauto_ and like us on Facebook!

Le prime pagine dei principali quotidiani nazionali commentate in rassegna stampa da Davide Giacalone. Draghi e lo scontro con Mosca, Finlandia e Svezia nella Nato. L'Its Maker è uno dei più grandi in Italia, ha partner come Dallara, Ferrari, Lamborghini e sempre più sta diventando un punto di riferimento in Regione e in Italia. Con una particolare attenzione affinché i giovani si formino e restino dove sono nati e cresciuti ed in particolare le giovani ragazze che, attraverso l'Its Maker, si possono avvicinare al mondo della tecnica. Nostro ospite Ormes Corradini, presidente dell'Its Maker di Bologna. Dal vertice del G7 a quello della Nato, dalle polemiche tra Russia e Italia alla guerra in Ucraina. Il punto sull'attualità è con il direttore de La Repubblica Maurizio Molinari. Come organizzare la pausa pranzo in ufficio. Nostra ospite Laura Maragliano, direttrice delle riviste "Sale e pepe" e "Cucina Moderna". Un'estate complicata per i turisti in Italia. Dalle spiagge a cui spesso non viene consentito il libero accesso, ai voli ritardati o cancellati, fino ai carissimi carburanti e agli aumenti annunciati da autostrade a partire dal primo luglio. Nostro ospite Massimiliano Dona, Presidente dell'Unione Nazionale Consumatori. Non Stop News, con Giusi Legrenzi, Enrico Galletti e Massimo Lo Nigro.

We're back with another JUST SAYIN' and with special guest, actress, activist and overall badass Jodie Sweetin! From the Glow Down Challenge to Affleck's Lamborghini mishap to a Subway restaurant shooting over mayo, they cover it all. Plus some 90's toy reminiscing. Don't miss Part 1 of this hilarious episode!

Charli D'Amelio and Landon Barker are Dating (People) Ben Affleck's Son Samuel, 10, Accidentally Backs a Lamborghini into a BMW at LA Dealership (People) Chris Pratt ‘Cried' Over Backlash From Post Praising ‘Healthy' Daughter (Page Six) Kris Jenner Honors Khloe Kardashian at her 38th Birthday Party (People) Spotify Launches a New Karaoke Mode (HypeBae) The Morning Toast with Jackie  (@JackieOshry) and Claudia Oshry  (@girlwithnojob)  Merch: https://shopmorningtoast.com/ The Morning Toast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themorningtoast Girl With No Job by Claudia Oshry: https://www.girlwithnojob.com/book

Today on the Good Day Download:The problem with clickbait headlines and what happened with Ben Affleck's son and a Lamborghini. We discuss. Why one woman's obituary went viral, the Supreme Court's ruling in “pill mill” case, listener comments, and more. We discuss it all. Get more information on GoodDayShow.com. Follow us on social media. Facebook & Instagram - @GoodDayRadioShowTwitter - @GoodDayOnAir

Why are more employers allowing dogs at work? How did Ben Affleck's 10-year-old crash a Lamborghini? How much longer will flip phones exist? The answers to these questions, plus pandemic acne, in today's show.

The Drive Thru is our monthly recap where we've put together a menu of automotive, motorsport and random car-adjacent news. Tune in for Episode #23: where we showcase Maximum Vitesse! chatting about Lemans, IMSA, SRO, the INDY 500, Formula 1 and all the best racing highlights from June. Showcase: LEMANS 2022 BMW, Cadillac, Lamborghini and Peugeot officially reveal their new LMDh / GTP entries for 2023/24 season Is Acura going to make an appearance at next years LeMans? DeLorean Alpha-5 big reveal - Our thoughts 2022 Ford F-150 Lightning Thinks It Can Charge Itself Alfa Romeo Duetto Concept Tesla Cybertruck design is ‘finally locked' and gets an updated timeline Mercedes Vision EQXX - 750 MILES on ONE charge SRO Motorsports renews GT4 contract with IMSA and launches GR86 Cup for 2023. Community News, brought to us by CollectorCarGuide.net HPDEjunkie.com Track Day Report and much, much more!  Behind the Scenes content, along with video available through www.patreon.com/gtmotorsports. Check out the follow-on article for all the pixs and links to items talked about in this episode: https://www.gtmotorsports.org/b-f-the-drive-thru-23/

Chris Franjola is here! We discuss Ben Affleck allowing his ten years to drive and crash a Lamborghini. Gabby Petito's Murderer, her boyfriend Brian Laundrie, had a journal. In it, he writes about their relationship van life and how he killed her. RHOBH Kyle Richard's family gets their own Netflix show, and I predicted it. Another roommate from hell is in New York, and he is not who you would expect based on his appearance. Airdrop your penis on a flight, and you might get thrown off. We need to rethink eyelash extensions. The Ezra Miller accusations make us wonder if his movie will ever come out. Get extra juice on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/juicyscoophttps://heathermcdonald.net/Support our sponsors:awaytravel.com/juicy Sundayscaries.com use code JUICY for 25% offhttps://sleepnumber.com/JUICYhttps://www.betterhelp.com/HEATHERworthy.com/JUICYMedterracbd.com drinkcirkul.com/juicybestegg.com/juicy

Ben Affleck let his 10-year-old son drive a Lamborghini which led to him backing into a BMW.

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Ben Affleck's son backs a Lamborghini into a BMW, an incognito Kanye West references Kim Kardashian & Diddy thanks everyone but Yung Miami at BET Awards 2022!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ben Affleck's 10 yo son has hit another luxury sports car from behind the wheel of a Lamborghini. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Motley Crue on tour, avoiding abortion, Rudy Giuliani assaulted by a back slap, Unrivaled: Red Wings v. Avalanche, Ben Affleck kid's car crash, Eli Zaret stops by, waiting for the Detroit Fireworks, Danny Bonaduce's mystery illness, and Drew's wild weekend.Wild Weekend: Matt Riley's 60th birthday bash. Todd Rundgren killed it... and then totally made up with Trudi. Paul McCartney headlined Glastonbury, but some people are saying Dave Grohl ruined Band on the Run. Robert Plant bored everyone by bringing Alison Krauss. The Rolling Stones played Hyde Park. The Motley Crue tour is a disaster and Vince Meal is terrible.The Ford Fireworks are tonight. You better get in line early.Eli Zaret drops by to discuss ESPN's Unrivaled, the Colorado Avalanche Stanley Cup Champs, the crappy Detroit Tigers, the Detroit Pistons' draft, $10M NIL deals, Deshaun Watson's arbitration, the Houston Texans new lawsuit and much more.Movies: Top Gun: Maverick earns $1B. The new Elvis movie tied TG for first place this weekend. Some people are saying Jurassic World: Dominion sucks. Abortion was all the rage this weekend. Drew chose to watch The Hidden Lives of Pets instead.Jussie Smollett is back on the red carpet at the BET Awards and Twitter is angry.Alec Baldwin is interviewing Woody Allen as some rebuttal to the Allen v. Farrow HBO show.Danny Bonaduce is trying to bounce back from his mystery illness. SIST: Is anyone out there "running around with red hair and grey pubes?".Ben Affleck's 10-year-old is already crashing Lamborghinis. We call the car rental agency that is supporting Ben's story.Drew continues to lament Chelsea Handler. He also can't understand how a podcast with 500,000 views on YouTube has only 15 podcast reviews.Gone in 60 Seconds Part II: Birmingham Edition.Kim Adams is back! Ben Baily's still missing.Roe v. Wade: Billie Joe Armstrong is done with America. Chicks are stocking up on Plan B. Madonna doesn't know how to support her grandbabies if her kids get knocked up. Full House's Jodie Sweetin got roughed up during a protest. Olivia Rodrigo is angry. A lot of people got racist on the internet because of Clarence Thomas and the SCOTUS ruling.Britney Spears vs her mom. Jason Alexander remains in jail. Try and decipher her latest mad rant.Mavis Staples vs Aretha Franklin.Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams or use the code dams to get a HUGE Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 1 additional month for free + a bonus gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee!Taco Fest is coming up in Royal Oak.Three people have died following a train derailment in Missouri.We almost lost Rudy Giuliani after a devastating grocery store attack. or he's just a liar.Nancy Pelosi assaulted a 6-year-old child of color.Matt Riley prop dances.Nobody rides the QLine. Ever.Build Back Better is going great. Everything is totally built, back and better than they were before. A Joe Biden voicemail has been leaked from Hunter's laptop.Lauren Santo Domingo outs Ivanka Trump for having an abortion.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

A protest gets physical. ET's with “Full House” star Jodie Sweetin after she is shoved to the ground by police. Then, only we were backstage at the BET Awards. From Mariah to a masked-up Kayne to Brandy bringing down the house, we're with all the stars. Plus, from the history making moments to Jen Aniston's tribute to her father, we were at the Daytime EMMYS®. And, how Ben Affleck's 10-year-old son ended up crashing a Lamborghini. Then, how “Top Gun: Maverick” continues to skyrocket giving Tom Cruise a career first. Plus, get ready for an “Office” reunion. The project bringing Steve Carell and John Krasinski back together. And, Selena Gomez spills detail about the guest list at Britney's wedding. Plus, how Steve Martin and Martin Short are trying to set Selena up. Then, Christian Bale on his “Thor” villain transformation. And, director Taika Waititi reveals his star-studded plans for the next film.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Model Bella Hadid hosted a launch party for her new Kin Euphorics drink line. Ben Affleck had a close call with a Lamborghini. Paul McCartney brought out Dave Grohl as a surprise guest at the Glastonbury festival.

Queen Elizabeth makes an appearance in Edinburgh. PEOPLE's Wendy Naugle breaks down how the biggest names in entertainment have responded to last week's Roe v. Wade decision. Ben Affleck's 10-year-old crashed a Lamborghini. PEOPLE's Brianne Tracy recaps the biggest moments from last night's BET Awards including surprise appearances from Mariah Carey and Ye. For these stories and more, head to PEOPLE.com. Follow on Instagram: Janine Rubenstein - @janinerube Wendy Naugle - @wendy_naugle Brianne Tracy - @brianne_tracy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kanye West's subtle remarks raises eyebrows at BET Awards 2022, Mariah Carey joins Latto at BET Awards for Big Energy performance and Ben Affleck's 10-year-old son crashes a Lamborghini into a parked car. Plus, Jodie Sweetin details her intense run-in with LAPD at an abortion rights protest and Jessie James Decker welcomes Beyonce into the world of country music! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

BEN AFFLECK's 10-year-old son backed a Lamborghini into a parked BMW at a luxury car rental dealership Tim has a similar story as we all share our personal scrapes with fender benders Recorded Monday June 27, 2022 with Tim Hattrick, Ben Campbell, Brooke Hoover and Barrel Boy

In today's episode, Roger Nairn, the Co-Founder and CEO of JAR Audio joins us to talk about his journey in business. Roger helps companies and brands grow their revenue, accelerate their impact, and make meaningful connections with their audience by producing podcasts.   Roger is a lateral thinker, problem solver, strategist, and finder of new ways. He believes in the power of the happy customer and spent years managing client relationships and building brands for world-famous agencies like DDB and Cossette.   Throughout his career, he's found himself working with a number of industry giants, including (but certainly not limited to) Netflix, Expedia, Walmart, Nordstrom, Lamborghini, Cineplex, Four Seasons Plus, and Vancouver's own lululemon.   On top of all of this, he followed his passions to become a Board Member for TEDxVancouver and has recently become an expert-level toddler wrangler through the magic of parenthood. When he's not at work, he likes to golf, read, and—no surprises here—binges on the occasional podcast. Connect with Roger at: Website: https://www.jaraudio.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rogernairn604/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/rogernairn/     ——— I love connecting with Work at Home RockStars! Reach out on LinkedIn, Instagram, or via email   Website

Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about horrible tales of contracting poison ivy, Ben Affleck's 10-year-old crashed a very expensive Lamborghini, a woman filed for divorce after her husband got a new haircut, a dude busted for meth wearing a shirt that said “I'm Too Good for Drugs,” a woman that could get evicted for singing the same song too much, men are NOT shaving their nipples, having a great orgasm is genetic, a man busted hiding from the police in a pile of cow manure, a group of soccer moms that are micro dosing on shrooms, tiny microscopic mites are having an orgy on your face at night, a dude that had to have surgery to remove a necklace from his penis, a guy busted pleasuring himself in the electronics aisle of a dollar store, a truck carrying tahini spilled it all over the road, and more!

Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about horrible tales of contracting poison ivy, Ben Affleck's 10-year-old crashed a very expensive Lamborghini, a woman filed for divorce after her husband got a new haircut, a dude busted for meth wearing a shirt that said “I'm Too Good for Drugs,” a woman that could get evicted for singing the same song too much, men are NOT shaving their nipples, having a great orgasm is genetic, a man busted hiding from the police in a pile of cow manure, a group of soccer moms that are micro dosing on shrooms, tiny microscopic mites are having an orgy on your face at night, a dude that had to have surgery to remove a necklace from his penis, a guy busted pleasuring himself in the electronics aisle of a dollar store, a truck carrying tahini spilled it all over the road, and more!

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The Migs Report. Today is National Bingo Day. There was an epic fight during the Mariners game yesterday. 

Pride Parade recap, Random Fun Facts, Matt explains some details of Roe v Wade overturn, Ben Affleck's 10 year old bumps Ben's Lamborghini into another car

Ben Affleck's young son got behind the wheel of a yellow Lamborghini on Sunday and smacked the pricey sports car into another vehicle when he accidentally went in reverse. Lynne Spears claims she just wants daughter Britney to be “happy” amid ongoing bad blood between the pair. Meghan Markle has been known by a lot of names: Duchess of Sussex, Rachel Zane in Suits, and now, “pwife.” Don't forget to vote in today's poll on Twitter at @naughtynicerob or in our Facebook group. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I don't know what you were doing at 19, but we sure weren't racing Lamborghinis for a living like Bryson Lew. Add on to that he's full time student, a black belt, plays piano, and helps coach our friends at Flying Husky Racing, and you could say he's got his life together better than most of us do even now in full mid-life crisis mode. Bryson tells us what it takes to pilot some of the most exciting cars in the world.  

Today's episode of the podcast is an interview with Jane Walters, where we chat about all things finance and money. Jane is a former financial planner turned financial and money mindset coach. She helps women transform their financial lives by teaching them the practical tools to manage their finances as well as supporting them to uncover and change their relationship with money. She brings nearly 20 years' experience in the financial services industry, in both Australia and the UK, and extensive training as a Neuro-Linguistic Programming Master Practitioner and Meta-Coach. She believes very strongly that when women have more money the world will be a better place for everyone. We talked about what money mindset is, the relationships people have with money and how to overcome deeply ingrained beliefs that are keeping you from the life (and wealth) of your dreams.   KEY TAKEAWAYS COVERED IN THE PODCAST: How mindset and manifesting works together with practical action. How our relationship to money affects our ability to earn, spend and save money and how it can help us create the amazing life we want. Why we need to be efficient with how we spend our money, but also be able to see where the opportunities are. Why investing in yourself as a business owner is necessary to grow your business. Why debt isn't always negative, and the need to differentiate between ‘good debt' and ‘bad debt'. How to know when and when not to invest in something for your business. How and why money issues show up differently in men and women.   THE ONE THING YOU NEED TO REMEMBER ABOVE ALL ELSE: It's important to be efficient about how we spend our money, but if we want to grow, we also need to see where the opportunities that are worth investing in for our business and for ourselves are.   HIGHLIGHTS YOU SIMPLY CAN'T MISS: How to be strategic in spending your money, but not missing opportunities because of being too scared of risk. Why you need to reframe fear around money management to empower you to make better decisions. Why we need to be kinder to ourselves about the things we don't know about money.   RESOURCES MENTIONED:   Jane Walters https://www.instagram.com/janekwalters/ (Instagram) and http://www.janekwalters.com (Website) https://teresaheathwareing.com/theclub/ (Dream Business Club Membership) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hello-seven-podcast/id1441242814 (Rachel Rodgers Podcast) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Profit-First-Transform-Cash-Eating-Money-Making/dp/073521414X (Profit First Book) https://www.amazon.co.uk/You-Are-Badass-Making-Money/dp/0735222975 (You are a badass at making money by Jen Sincero) https://www.amazon.co.uk/Overcoming-Underearning-Overcome-Money-Deserve/dp/0060818611/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=overcoming+underearning+barbara+stanny&qid=1652989375&sprefix=overcoming+under%2Caps%2C150&sr=8-2 (Overcoming Underearning by Barbara Stanny)   TRANSCRIPT   Hello, and a super warm welcome to this week's episode of the podcast. How are you? So we have an interview this week with the lovely Jane Walters. Jane is a financial coach and talks all things money. But what I really love about this conversation and Jane's take on it is Jane comes from an almost financial background, a very practical money background. But as interweave, this money background with now, things like the money mindset. And we talk about things and I joke about the film, the secret. I dunno if you've seen it or read the book and, you know, I love a bit manifesting, you know, I'm totally into all that, but in that film, It shows this thing of this guy, literally waking up and wishing for a Lamborghini or something. And then the next day it's there on his drive. Like yeah, no, I don't think that's true. So. What I really love about it is that she talks about the kind of good money mindset, things that we can do in...

Hello, and welcome to Beauty and the Biz where we talk about the business and marketing side of plastic surgery and how to get booked out 9 months and more. I'm your host, Catherine Maley, author of Your Aesthetic Practice – What your patients, are saying as well as consultant to plastic surgeons, to get them more patients and more profits. Now, today's episode is called “Booked Out 9 Months - with Carlos Mata, MD”. Carlos Mata, MD is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Scottsdale, AZ (surrounded by 160 competitors) who figured it out early and has accomplished a lot in only 5 years: 28 Staff 1 Associate 580K Instagram Followers Performed more than 20K surgical procedures Does surgery EVERY day Booked out 9 months Moving from 7K to 17K square foot new facility How the heck did he do it? In this week's Beauty and the Biz Podcast, I interview a very unusual plastic surgeon who has done in 5 years what takes others to do in 20, if at all. Listen carefully for how his mindset affects the actions he takes to create this money-making machine. Visit Dr. Mata's website at: www.NaturalResultsAZ.com Enjoy!  

What's Goodie Gintalkers, today we're joined by the V1BE Family (Shun Cool, Cigarillo T-lo, Triggar8, and Notorious Beats). This was an Legendary Episode, Today We discuss the Music Industry and the challenges of being an artist in today's society,who inspired them as a artist and as a producer, The V1BE Family also tell us some funny tour stories and personal and I mean personal stories lol.Hope you enjoy it

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On episode 76 of Uninfluenced, Matt and Mike welcome YouTube powerhouse Tanner Fox and his best friend Maverick to the show. Tanner has been blazing trails on social media since he was 12 years old. While he's only 22, this guy does everything from scooters and viral videos to businesses to supercars. His best friend Maverick is a great guy who works supercars and social media.Ask.Uninfluenced@gmail.comChapters:0:00 - Intro1:35 - Welcome to Uninfluenced5:13 - How Tanner Fox Got Started17:54 - Tanner Fox Top 3 YouTube Role Models19:56 - Content Creator Lifestyle32:00 - 5 Year Standpoint40:25 - Tanner Fox Daily Routine50:10 - Relationships1:01:08 - Ritland Purpose and Structure1:07:42 - How Matt Found Tanner's Channel1:11:55 - Haters1:14:34 - Stop Overthinking1:21:35 - Dream Cars------------Support Tanner and MaverickTanner Fox:YouTube - @Tanner Fox - https://www.youtube.com/c/TannerFoxInstagram - @tannerfox - https://www.instagram.com/tannerfox/Maverick Leonard:Instagram - @maverickleonard - https://www.instagram.com/maverickleonard/------------Subscribe for more Uninfluenced: www.youtube.com/UninfluencedCheck out Mike Drop for more from Mike Ritland: https://www.youtube.com/c/MikeRitland ---------Support the Show:► Support Uninfluenced on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/Uninfluenced► Official Uninfluenced Merch: https://www.bonfire.com/store/uninfluenced/----------Support Mike Ritland:► Dog Treats, Training, & More at Fueled by Team Dog: www.mikeritlandco.com----------Our Sponsors:Mint Mobile:To get your new wireless plan for just 15 bucks a month, and get the plan shipped to your door for FREE, go to MINTMOBILE.com/uninfluencedStay Connected: Follow Matt Holden: www.facebook.com/realtalkwithmattFollow Mike Ritland: www.facebook.com/mikeritlandco

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I don't know if you're doing day trading, but over 74% of day traders lose money. Interesting stat actually thought would be a lot higher, probably is. Let me give the details. So the other day, I was talking on my phone to a friend and the word migraine came out. We were talking about her child that does he have migraines. It was just one or two times that the word migraine was used. The next day on my phone, I start seeing ads for migraines, migraine relief, migraine therapy. I'm like, What the heck is going on? You know, I haven't been to any migraine sites. I haven't searched for mi-- oh yeah, I mentioned migraines on the phone. So my phone is listening to me. And you've probably seen it. And it's just happened too many times to be a coincidence. The phones are listening to you. Mine is listening to me right now, you know, Alexa, Siri, all these guys. They're all listening. And then they're showing us ads based on the stuff we're talking about. Now, that is the future, that's how things are gonna happen in the future, right, we're gonna be thinking something, and there's gonna be some software, some program that's gonna be able to read our thoughts. And it's gonna show us a billboard with a thing that we're thinking about. So every car that goes by on the highway, will see a different sign on the Billboard, because of what they're thinking about. I don't know, it's gonna be crazy. But so I bring this up, because now I don't do day trading, I'm not interested in day trading, I lost money doing it, I don't want to do it, I found my niche. But as a trader, you know, we talk about trading all the time. And so I see ads for all different types of companies, option buyers, forex guys, day trading companies, all this stuff. And I keep seeing, I kept seeing this ad from a company called Warrior Trading, They're day traders and the main guy, he looked like a really nice guy. Tall, skinny, long ponytail glasses, could be like, your average community college or university professor. Nice guy, you know, a little hippie looking guy. But he looked like, he was trustworthy. And he was talking about how he made millions of dollars doing day trading, and it doesn't take a lot of time. And it's super easy. And he'll teach you everything on his webinar and stuff like that. Now, I never looked at it. But by the the numbers that he was throwing up, and the amount of ads that he was running, obviously, he's got a pretty big company, and they're got a lot of students and people are going to it. So it turns out last month, in 2022, or earlier this year, the FTC went after this company for several issues. The company has since settled. And they have agreed to pay a $3 million fine to the government, to the FTC, because of a few different things. Number one, they were teaching people how to avoid the $25,000 rule. So there's a day trading rule that if you have less than 25,000 in your account, then you can only do two or three trades a day. And then once you get classified as a day trader and you have to have more money in your account, because it's more risky, right day trading is actually riskier than regular investing. And so if you become a day trader, then you have to have a lot more money. Well, they were teaching people how to avoid that rule. So that was strike one. Strike two is the claims that they were making, you know, basically, he had a claim that "Oh, how I turned $500 into a million dollars, I'll teach you how to do this with very little time and you don't need a good education. You don't need this and that. And the claims, according to the government were very exaggerated, and they weren't for average people. So it's not true that you can learn to day trade if you're an idiot. It's not possible for you to day trade if you only have 15 minutes a day, it's not possible to profitably day trade by following your rules if you haven't been doing this for 50 years or some stuff like that, right? Now our company we make claims as well. And then we make similar claims. Now, the FTC sometimes they go after certain companies, the bigger companies and they try to make an example out of them so other people like us get the hint and stop making exaggerated claims. So hopefully our claims are not exactly that, we try to make them not exaggerated. But like I said, you know you guys see the ads you guys see that you guys get the emails, most likely you get emails from lots of different option guys. And there are crazy crazy crazy claims that are being made. You know, oh how you can make 100% in your underwear in two minutes every day. You know in the morning when the open is crazy, crazy stuff. Hopefully ours are not that crazy. Yes. You know, we tell you that we can make 10% in a month and we tried to. Every month every month, and that's 120% a year, which is a lot, crazy a lot. So people won't believe that. But if we can show that we can do it, then we can say that. And so you know, that's why we have to do it. But all of our testimonials and whatnot, you know, we interview the people that are having success. So they reach out and they're like, Hey, I'm having awesome success, I want to talk to you about it, I want to thank you for it. And I want to tell other people to do this. So they can also have success. Those are the people we interview. Right? We don't interview the people that, you know, have been doing options for 10 years, and they've made money like 50 bucks. Nobody really wants to listen that right. So we don't interview those people. Because anybody can lose money. That's not a big deal. You want to learn from people that are making money. So that's the ones you want to interview and list. But I digress. So anyway, so this company agreed to a $3 million penalty. And they agreed to change their advertising and the practices and all that stuff. The third thing, the third thing they found was that the majority of the students were not making money. And so how did they do that? Well, I guess this company has a simulator, which is a software program, kind of like a paper trading program that you would get from your broker. So they had their own and they were telling all their students, don't risk your money, do the paper trading on the virtual simulator, and learn to trade there before you go into the real world. So these people didn't lose money, technically, because they didn't have any money invested. Right? They weren't doing real money, they were on the simulator. 74% of the people on the simulator lost money, and they never made money, I expected it to be a lot higher. But think about it, not everybody uses the simulator. So if they have 1000 students, there's gonna be a lot of the people that don't do anything out of the 1000, there might be 20 30% that don't do anything. They just buy the program. And they're like, Okay, Oh, give me the money. No, you have to do something you have to work, right trading is work, you have to do something. So they probably never even used the simulator. Out of the ones that did use the simulator, those are the ones that are taking seriously, or trying to learn watching the videos or the courses going or whatever. And then they're actually doing the trades. Out of those people, the serious ones, 74% lost money. So I think it's pretty clear to say the majority of people doing day trading, probably over 85-90% lose money, even with you know, Mr. Nice college professor guy teaching them how to turn $500 into a million dollars. So if he's teaching, and I don't know if he's legit or not, he might be probably is I mean, FTC looked at everything. So he probably did that. Hopefully, even with him teaching, very small percent of the people actually make money. So should you be a day trader? No. Then again, this is not just a warning about day trading, this is a warning about crazy claims. So I try to a lot of different traders, people are trying to make a living trading options. And the ones that have the biggest issues. And who don't have as much success as they should keep bouncing around from one shiny object to the next shiny object and a nice shiny object because they see the claims. They see that oh, here you can make, you know, a million dollars by next Tuesday. So they jump into that program, and they jump into another program and gentlemen, so there's no focus, right? There's no reliability is you know, it's not stable. Because they just jump around. And so, you know, there was another company recently, a couple years ago called Raging Bull. These guys were teaching people how to trade options and do day trading and buy options and do all the other stuff. They had a lot of stuff, they were selling millions and millions of dollars worth of their courses every single year. They were the ones I don't know if you remember this, but a guy getting out of the helicopter, the guy in the Lamborghini, and it had a private airplane talking about oh, "I'm the world's greatest options trader in the world". Turns out, the guy wasn't even a real trader, he didn't trade at all. Right? Their company got hit by the FTC for a lot of the same reasons that their claims are just too much. They're too exaggerated. But in the research and in the investigation and found out that these guys-- the head guys, you know, the guy on the airplane and, and his main teacher and the other main coach or whatever, they didn't even have big trading accounts. And the trading accounts that they had were negative, they were losing money. So they were busy teaching stuff that they really couldn't do. And so that company went away for a couple years. And now they're back and they're advertising like crazy. They're selling courses again, they're selling everything again, and the same people so you know, it's a sad state of affairs I guess, in the financial marketing world that we live in, I live in at least, you know, you're on the other side of it, you don't see the inside. It's more about marketing, than actually about getting results, unfortunately, for a lot of people, and so, you know, and that's one of the reasons that our company is still small, we're relatively very small compared to all these guys, because we're not willing to go and make the crazy, crazy claims. And so people don't buy our stuff as much. Okay, you know, but the people who see through the crap, you know, they look at it, and they see our stuff. And I Oh, this is actually legitimate, this is actually real. And that's like, the biggest, the biggest thing that we get when people come into our program, they're like, Oh, my God, this thing actually works. Oh, my God. It's like, it's like, shocking to them. And it still works. I mean, yeah, I trade it every day, we-- I do it all the time. So I guess there's a lot of people out there that are selling stuff that doesn't work, or, you know, maybe you have to do it for a long period of time, or whatever. And people just jump around, and they don't see it. But just be careful. You know, this is just an announcement, like a public service message that, hey, you know, day trading, number one probably doesn't work. You know, I mean, yeah, some people do make money. I've seen them. I know some of them. I know some people that make money day trading, it's serious. It's a job, you got to be up before the markets, you have to be ready and sitting at your desk the whole day. And then when market closes, then you can actually do your work and research and homework and tracking and all that other stuff. So yeah, it's not easy to make money day trading, no matter what the advertisement says. In terms of option selling, it does take time to learn. But it doesn't take a lot of hard work. And it doesn't take a lot of time. Because once you put the trade on, our whole process is different. We're not trying to get out of a trade in 10 seconds, we're trying to stay in the trade for 30 days, right? We're trying to stay in the trade for a long time. Our whole process is different. So while we are in trades for much longer, the time it takes for us to find trades, manage them is much less. So I've looked at many, many different ways of trading, and tried them all, several of them lost money on most of them. And then I keep coming back to selling Options. Because it's, for me, the simplest way to do it, easiest to understand, and you can make mistakes, and still have it turnout, right in your favor. Or at least you don't lose a lot even if you're screwing it up. You know, the whole goal. And I've told this all my students like in the beginning, when you're starting out, it's not to make money. The goal is to be consistent. So if you can trade month after month and not lose money, that's great. Because then you just do one or two tweaks, and then that'll that will just skyrocket your returns. So if you're on the roller coaster, right, that's like Oh, win, win, win, lose, win, win, win, lose. That's the biggest bane of option sellers, because they're not doing it properly. Because there's no consistency. So that's the first goal. It's not about making money in option selling. It's not about how much return you can get. It's about how much they didn't lose. I'm consistent. I can if I mean, if your goal is 2%, then make 2% two to two to two. And then if you want to go to three and four and five, then we just changed a little bit. And then you go 345. And then you compound it and you compound it and compound it and you played the long game. Right? We're not looking to retire in a couple of years. Oh, yeah, I'm going to turn my $500 into a million dollars and then go buy an island and live forever on the beach. No, we're this is a long game. We're doing this for a while. Yes, you can turn a small amount into a large amount. If you compound it and you keep working the system. It's not gonna happen overnight. Okay, it takes some time, but it's doable. It's doable, very doable. So, you know, beware, there's a lot of stuff out there, your phone is listening to you. That's one thing. And if you find yourself on too many email lists, just hit that unsubscribe button, get off the email list. I told that to somebody a couple of weeks ago. That's what she told me. She was like, Hey, I keep bouncing around from shiny object to shiny object. And I'm like, Okay, this is what you do. You find the strategy that makes the most sense to you one strategy, just one, that's what you focus on. And you unsubscribe from every other service. You cancel every other service, get off every other email list. She's like, even yours, like yeah, even mine. If you don't want to sell options to get off my list, you know, I don't want you on my list if you're not gonna sell options, right? It's costing me money to send you emails. So get off my list. If you're not gonna sell options. That's basically all it is. boil it down to simplicity. That's what we're talking about. That's how you get ahead. One concept, one strategy. Just get good at it, focus on it, get consistent, and then the rest is history. Alright folks, take it easy. Talk soon. Bye.  

Get ready for a crash course in blockchain technology and how it is transforming the real estate industry.   Joining us today is Michael Tabone. He is an economist at Cointelegraph Research. A Ph.D. candidate, engineer, economist, and business strategist, he also provides strategic consulting to firms concentrating in the DeFi and blockchain space. Michael has co-authored several reports for Cointelegraph Research and writes a quarterly venture capitalist report published on the Cointelegraph Research Terminal. His Ph.D. dissertation is on DAOs and their practical applications in the world of business.   Listen in and learn why real estate investors should be paying attention to the crypto space!   [00:01 - 09:-30] Revolutionizing Real Estate Michael talks about his background There's an unbelievable amount of money in crypto The applications of blockchain technology to real estate and other industries Tokenization of real estate assets 89% of security tokens are real estate The impact of blockchain on real estate transactions   [09:31 - 21:46] Getting Started in Crypto Learn about dollar cost averaging and the cold storage wallet Know about Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies Michael shares how he invests in crypto Talk to the experts Blockchain provides speed, liquidity, and transparency in real estate processes How to structure deals with blockchain Start accumulating a bit of crypto and get comfortable owning it   [21:47 - 23:23] Closing Segment Reach out to Michael!  Links Below Final Words Tweetable Quotes “You can adopt this technology or not adopt it, but it's going to come like a tidal wave. It's going to be over you. You're not going to do it? Then your competitor is going to come out and he's going to do it.” - Michael Tabone   “This is only going to help people. You know, this isn't for the big, big, big boys. This is going to help the everyday person.” - Michael Tabone   “There are so many financial functions that you can do with it that are outside of what you would normally do as a firm with real estate.” - Michael Tabone   -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Connect with Michael! Email him at michael.tabone@cointelegraph.com and follow him on LinkedIn. Want to know more about blockchain and digital assets? Visit Cointelegraph Research or check them out on Twitter!   Resources Mentioned Security Token Market Ledn Milo Strike Andreessen Horowitz MicroStrategy Hope.com   Connect with me:   I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: [00:00:00] Michael Tabone: Small amounts over a large amount of time, regular. Don't worry about it. Learn what a cold storage wallet is, throw that money in there and just let it sit. And you know, it doesn't matter what it fluctuates over time. There's like I said, in the beginning of this podcast, these VCs about throwing money into these projects, not because they want to lose money because they believe that there's actual utility behind these things. [00:00:24] Michael Tabone: So the whole entire space, isn't a just digital dogs and all these kinds of things and, you know, illicit activities and stuff and, or crypto punks running around.  [00:00:47] Sam Wilson: Michael Tabone is an economist at Cointelegraph Research. He's a PhD candidate, engineer, economist and business strategist. He also provides strategic consulting to firms concentrating in the DeFi and blockchain space. Michael, welcome to the show.  [00:01:01] Michael Tabone: Thanks, Sam. Thanks for having me. Appreciate it.  [00:01:03] Sam Wilson: Pleasure is mine. Three questions I ask every guest who comes on the show: in 90 seconds or less, where did you start? Where are you now? And how did you get there?  [00:01:10] Michael Tabone: I started as an actor, trying to get my acting degree. I became an aerospace engineer. And then I got my degree in economics and a series of different jobs since then, reliability engineer, you know, almost every, janitor to the president of every company, like I think, and now I am also an economist for Cointelegraph Research. [00:01:33] Michael Tabone: And hopefully, you know, the, sky's the limit for other projects where I'm a director of finance and also other kind of stuff. And this, this crypto space is crazy ever-changing, and we'll never know exactly where we ended up.  [00:01:45] Sam Wilson: No, no, we won't. And that's, that's one of the things we're going to look for today is find out how well your crystal ball is working. [00:01:52] Sam Wilson: I'm kidding. This is, this is lots and lots of fun. We've had a lot of guests, or I should say a handful of guests come on the show and really talk about crypto, where they think crypto, where they think of blockchain is coming. Break this down for us. What do you see as the state of the industry right now? And then where do you see it going?  [00:02:11] Michael Tabone: So I'm lucky to be able to produce a venture capital report for Cointelegraph Research. And so I see the amount of investment that's happening in the space just every day. I'm in the weeds, in the details last year, there was 30 and a half, $30.5 billion worth of investment. [00:02:31] Michael Tabone: But in the last three months, it was $14.6 billion of investment into the crypto space. So it's an unbelievable amount of money and the unbelievable amount of things that are happening in a whole bunch of different sectors, including the NFT sector, non-fungible tokens, and non-fungible tokens are on the blockchain, but they can't be broken up. [00:02:53] Michael Tabone: They can't be segmented. So this fits right in with real estate. And there are some projects that are doing this kind of stuff, but there fits right in with real estate where your title is no longer going to be held on a piece of paper by the bank while you're paying off your mortgage. And then they send it to you on that final payment. [00:03:09] Michael Tabone: They finally send it to you and you get to try to put that on you're in your safe. And hopefully it doesn't burn down, right? When the house burns down, now it's going to be on the blockchain. And it's going to revolutionize many, many, many things as an example, title insurance. So title insurance is, as you know, is a huge amount of money per year. [00:03:30] Michael Tabone: Somebody has to go down to the town hall, pick to the records, all that stuff. But now I can just send you an address. You know exactly who owned it, where it went, you know exactly the trail and it's verifiable in seconds immediately, you can do it in a matter of minutes. [00:03:45] Michael Tabone: It doesn't take any time then therefore title insurance, the industry, not only the search, but the insurance on it is tons of money. No longer necessarily needed because it's all on the blockchain. And then again, you don't have to worry about it burning down in your safe because it's on the blockchain. [00:03:59] Michael Tabone: So all you need is that wallet, that address. And then there, if you're afraid of losing that, there's ways to secure that, too. So there's all these solutions that are, that are happening in the world. And it's, it's really fascinating.  [00:04:10] Sam Wilson: So one of the things that we're seeing in this space is that it's almost a dizzying pace just because the applications are just innumerable. It seems. So, at least for me, looking from the outside looking in, is that a fair analysis?  [00:04:22] Michael Tabone: It's fair for us experts, too. I mean, I do this all day long and I'm talking to somebody else, you know, I'll talk to I'll interview or talk to somebody else in this space who's, you know, ahead of an organization or something. [00:04:33] Michael Tabone: And then I'll mention something and I go, I didn't hear about that. And then they'll mention something, I didn't hear about that. And, you know, it's so unbelievable. And there are so many projects across so many different things that, even if you were to keep your head glued 24 hours a day, so fast and moving. [00:04:48] Michael Tabone: And it's really interesting. And like you said, it can be applied to many other things. Your medical information eventually will be on a blockchain where there's something called the zero-knowledge proof and all of these technological advances that allow you to only give out the information that you want. [00:05:02] Michael Tabone: So if you apply for a job. You know, your resume would be on a blockchain. And you can just say to the employer, Hey, I only want you to know where I live and I only want you to know my social security number. And I don't want you to know, you know, X, Y, and Z about me, and you can hold those keys. Private. [00:05:16] Michael Tabone: There's an unbelievable amount of very interesting applications for this. Now, a lot of people like to describe things that blockchain will not do, right? It's not going to cure cancer. It's not going to do anything, but there are some great applications for this. And like I said, the title insurance, not only for your car, you know, your, your house, your car will eventually also be a title that will be on the thing. [00:05:38] Michael Tabone: And then when it comes down to giving it to your relatives and people in your will, probate has way less to do, way less work to do because it's on the blockchain, right? There's nobody really to hunt it down. It really is amazing. So what's really interesting is about a month ago, two months ago, this organization called Security Token Market, they produced a n amazing, it blew my mind, all about security, tokens, and security tokens are regulated and they go through an entire process with different regulators across the entire government and agencies in America and across the world. [00:06:13] Michael Tabone: So when people talk about, you know, crypto is illegal assets and all that stuff, when we're talking about real estate, especially now it's extremely regulated and they go through an extreme process because it is a security, right? So it's really interesting that out of all the security tokens that exist, 89% of them are real estate and 87% are retail and 2% are commercial. [00:06:38] Michael Tabone: The only 2% of that is commercial and 87% of that is retail. And there are tons of examples of houses being put up for sale. I think the first one was in Detroit, was put on Ethereum and it was an NFT, non-fungible token and was sold and so forth as a house because you know, the deed was there. So very interesting. [00:06:57] Michael Tabone: So this is already happening. It's very, I mean, we're in the early stages and we're still learning all about it, but Security Token Market has done an amazing job of producing some information for us and producing information. So anybody who wants to get involved with that, I recommend you reach out to them, check out some of our materials on Cointelegraph Research, where they have reports with us. [00:07:15] Michael Tabone: It's just really amazing stuff. If you're in the space, but you gotta be on top of it now because you know, the thing is, like you said, there's an ever-changing environment. And I talked to people in all different types of industries. And a lot of them say stuff about like, I want to keep control of this, or I want to do that. [00:07:31] Michael Tabone: And I want to, and I'm like, you can do whatever you want. You can adopt this technology or not adopt it, but it's going to come and it's going to take it, it's going to, it's going to be like a tidal wave. It's going to be over you. You're not going to do it? Then your competitor is going to come out and he's going to do it. [00:07:44] Michael Tabone: And all of a sudden, as an example, there's a very, there's a very famous story of this guy who wanted to buy like a bunch of Lamborghini's and Ferrari's and he wanted to buy like, 6 really high-end cars. And it was a Saturday morning. Well, their bank doesn't exist on Saturday morning, right? The bank is closed. [00:08:00] Michael Tabone: There's no wire transfers, especially for the kind of, any kind of money we're talking about. So he calls up the dealership, says, are you on Coinbase? And they said, yeah, he goes, all right, I'm sending over the ETH. Sends over the ETH. Picks up delivery of the cars, right, with, you know, the temporary plates and he has possession of the cars in the weekend. [00:08:16] Michael Tabone: So instead of waiting on, so with your clients, instead of waiting on a Friday night at eight o'clock, some guy goes, all right, I want to buy the house. I have to wait until Monday to have, all this stuff can be avoided. You can, because crypto is 24 hours a day, seven days a week can be traded all the time. [00:08:30] Michael Tabone: You don't have to worry about saying these things, right. It's amazing. That's just the purchasing. We're not even talking about the mortgage of things yet because they're already, I'm sorry, I'm just going here. This is just amazing stuff. There are companies like Ledn, L-E-D-N, BNB Capital, Hoseki, Milo. Milo credit you can call up and you can get a mortgage that's backed by your crypto. So if you have, you know, if you had 10 Bitcoin, right, now, , you'd have like $400,000. If you wanted to take that 400,000 and put it up against collateral against the house, they will give you that mortgage. And that it's in a contract and boom, right? [00:09:04] Michael Tabone: The same thing with LEDN, same thing, right? So you can use it for down payments on a house. So you don't have 10 Bitcoin. You only have half a Bitcoin. Well, half a Bitcoin is $20,000. So if you were having a starter home and you wanted to put 10% down with Bitcoin, you can do that and you want that way. [00:09:17] Michael Tabone: You don't have to sell your Bitcoin either, right? You can use it as a lending platform to continue, so you can still continue to the bank Bitcoin and or other crypto, but you know, Bitcoin's the big one. And then you can use that as collateral. It's it really is amazing.  [00:09:30] Sam Wilson: Again, going back to this, the number of applications are innumerable. What are things, talk maybe directly to use me as an example, right? I'm an everyday, I'm a real estate investor. We're buying RV resorts. I'm raising money from, you know, from outside investors. What are some things I should be doing right now to not be the one caught in that tidal wave? As it, you know, you said the next thing you know, it'll be over you. [00:09:55] Michael Tabone: Well, nothing I say is really financial advice. I'm not a financial advisor, right? So this is not financial advice. Do your own research, right? Famous lines for everybody, I always recommend to people that you want to look for, the things that are the most pristine assets. And that's why real estate was always been an asset that people want to buy because they are not making any more land, right? So that's why, that's why you want to buy something because they're not going to make any more. Well, as an example, Bitcoin is one of those things they're not going to make anymore. Once they get 21 million, once the miners have done their job, it ends in 2140 so way after we are long gone, right? [00:10:31] Michael Tabone: And maybe unless crypto can solve that, too, but we'll be here for a long time. So Bitcoin will be here for a long time. And I recommend at least putting some money in to buying a little bit of that on a regular basis, do not run in and you buy, you know, $35,000 a night. I bought, almost bought a whole Bitcoin look at me. [00:10:51] Michael Tabone: And then tomorrow, you know, COVID 21 strikes or COVID 22 strikes and the price of Bitcoin drops down and you go, oh, I wish I could have bought three. Instead, you should do something called dollar cost averaging. And you should do this with any kind of small assets. Unfortunately, you can't do this with houses, right? [00:11:06] Michael Tabone: You can't dollar cost average in houses, but you can dollar cost average into Bitcoin or other cryptos over small amounts over a large amount of time, regular. Don't worry about it. Learn what a cold storage wallet is, throw that money in there, and just let it sit. And you know, it doesn't matter what it fluctuates over time. [00:11:24] Michael Tabone: There's like I said, in the beginning of this podcast, these VCs about throwing money into these projects, not because they want to lose money. Because they believe that there's actual utility behind these things. So the whole entire space isn't you know, digital dogs and all these kinds of things and, illicit activities and, and stuff, and, or crypto punks running around. It's actual use cases and utility, not just of the NFT space, but, you know, there's Ethereum is the king of DeFi, still. We'll see if that continues in the future. We actually Cointelegraph Research did a whole report on Ethereum as potential dethroners so you may want to check that out too, but you know, they're the Blue Chips, Blue Chip cryptos are great to throw into and I'm a guy who's not against gold, so I just don't think it's as good. [00:12:12] Michael Tabone: But they're actually, as crypto is like PAXG, which is a certified and audited cryptocurrency, which is backed by gold. Once you get a certain amount of that, you can actually trade it in and get physical gold delivered to you. So there's tons and tons of these kinds of things. [00:12:29] Michael Tabone: And again, if you didn't, if you were afraid of fluctuations of price and oh, well, put it against PAXG, if you want to just let it sit there and just kind of write out and then use that as collateral against your house. So there's all of these types of functions that exist and there's way more than that, but that's like the beginner's guide is get a, I like the Strike app because the fees are almost nothing. And I set up an hour, I set up an hourly by for myself. This is what I personally do. And I buy a certain amount every hour. It automatically ticks. And when it gets to a certain amount, I send it to my cold storage wallet because not your keys on your crypto. [00:13:03] Michael Tabone: And then it just sits there and I just let it accumulate. And I don't really look at the price of Bitcoin 'cause I worked in the industry. So I have no fear that it's good. I'm not like afraid it's going to be gone because I, and because I see it, it's just unbelievable. You know, Andreessen Horowitz is a perfect example. There is, a16z is what they go by and you know, they just set up a fund for $2.2 billion for stuff, right? It's just, you know, to, to go into the crypto space, it's really amazing. And somebody left a16z and created our own fund. That was $1.5 billion. So, you know what I mean? [00:13:39] Michael Tabone: Like there's so much stuff going on to help Web 3.0 or the next iteration of, of the worldwide web. Really we're in amazing times. And it's really, who's everybody in the real estate space to learn about it, get somebody in your office that understands this, you know, I would recommend, you know, contacting us or contacting Security Token Market. [00:13:59] Michael Tabone: You know, talk to these guys. They're extremely busy. I tried getting them to have like a webinar kind of thing. Like, oh, we're too busy. We're so busy right now. But you know, bug these guys to get them some information, bug us, you know, we'll help you. You can go to research.cointelegraph.com or find us on Twitter, all that stuff. [00:14:16] Michael Tabone: We're more than happy to help 'cause we'd love to see, we will have adoption. Adoption means that this is going to get bigger and this is only going to help people. You know, this isn't for the big, big, big boys. This is going to help the everyday person, the everyday person who doesn't have to spend the extra $20,000 in closing costs, reduce those closing costs down. That helps them out tremendously, right? The person who's got a billion dollars of closing costs was a write-off. The person who only has a $200,000 house and $18,000 of that is just shot because of the transaction costs that happened. We want to get that down, so we want to help out everybody. And that's what crypto does is it helps out the entire space.  [00:14:52] Sam Wilson: Agreed. Couldn't agree with you more. Are there things that we should be doing as we raise capital? That will allow, you know, 'cause one of the, one of the challenges that we run into is the illiquidity of our investments. You put 50 grand with me, Michael. And the only option you have is to take that and it gives you whatever that is. [00:15:13] Sam Wilson: Maybe, maybe my shares are sold in this deal. A thousand bucks, you have 50 shares in the LLC. The only option you have is to go sell all 50 shares to one other investor and they take your place. And I traded a bunch of paperwork, both of you. And it's a total hassle.  [00:15:27] Michael Tabone: That's a fantastic question. And you're, and that's the exact thought that, that, that has gone into some of these deals. So you might have like a three-family home. So your family home takes in three, three rents. That house is broken into 1000, let's say the separate NFTs 'cause NFTs can be traded amongst all the, all of these investors. [00:15:44] Michael Tabone: And of course, these investors would have to go through a KYC or a know your customer or AML process. So that way we know it's anti-money laundering process. So we know it's not just a random person, but once they jumped through those hoops and they got onto those lists and they got wait-listed, the illiquidity factor almost goes away. [00:16:01] Michael Tabone: It becomes a liquid thing. I have 10 shares of the house. Every single month I get automatically in my wallet, I see 10 shares of those three rents. It's fantastic, right? It becomes immediate. If I need to sell five and I want to hold on to five of those shares of the, of the house. I just go home. I go at two o'clock in the morning and my PJ's and I put it on my phone and someone buys it and I no longer get those rewards in my wallet. [00:16:27] Michael Tabone: But I also get the payment, right to myself, that minute automatically. It, there's, no, the paperwork is the signature I have. The way the blockchain works. It's basically like an accounting system. There's a debit, there's a credit, but there's a signature. So it's a three ledger accounting system. [00:16:42] Michael Tabone: There's, the signature is the only thing that you have the control over. No one else can do that signature for you. And that's the power that gives it. That's amazing, right? The ledger is so immutable that I have to be the only person that can give it the authority. I can make the mistake of putting my signatures in my, the way I get my students, or I can put it on an iPhone cloud. [00:17:01] Michael Tabone: I know I can put it on, like I can put it out in the world where Google, especially where it can get taken and stolen. Everything I do is written down in a little book. You know, I know high-tech we are right. Everything I have is written down a little book or it's in some kind of metal, these metal cases, which I will not open because these are my seed phrases or they're in these little, these little titanium, never going to burn down tabs that I may or may not have throughout the, have all my seed phrases on them. So I know we're talking about high-tech, but this is the, this is the technology that's going to save you. If I need to go back and get those keys, they're here, right? Not physically, they're there to get my keys back. This is a very, that's very long way past the time that we have here for the thing. [00:17:39] Michael Tabone: And I hope that answered the question. I'm sorry.  [00:17:40] Sam Wilson: It does. Yeah, no, no, you're good. I mean, and again, there's, there's so much here to understand, especially from this side of it, which is, you know, the questions that my listeners will have is how does this affect me? What should I be doing to prepare? And how do we get in front of this, especially as deal sponsors, like, how do we get in front of this in such a way that either sets us up for success or, you know, or at least doesn't let us get completely crushed when, you know, whatever it is, comes on the line. [00:18:10] Sam Wilson: And we're like, Hey, wait. So we're uploaded into the blockchain and then there's this and that and the other now. And suddenly we're still typing on typewriters while or rest of the world. You know, sending text messages.  [00:18:19] Michael Tabone: So absolutely. And there's tons of ways that you can structure this, but to kind of break it out past what maybe firms and small places have been doing over this time, if you can take a house and I can sell 95 and I can break it up into a hundred shares and I can keep five shares as the firm, you know, so someone comes in and goes, I really want to buy this house, but I, you know, I can't, it's a $500,000 house, but I don't really have anything to put down. [00:18:44] Michael Tabone: Listen, we'll own a certain percentage of it. We'll put down that we'll keep that part of the house. You can keep 90% of it. We'll keep 10% of it will keep it in these NFTs. And then once you buy that off, you can buy off the rest of that 10%. Now the advantages that as you know, real estate has a tendency to increase over time. [00:19:01] Michael Tabone: So by the time that person can buy off those 10 shares, it's probably appreciated in value, right? It gives me an opportunity to come in and go, all right. You know, we like your, we like your deal. It's not a loan. We own the house, but you know, when we give you and we give you a right to purchase it first, you know, of course, you can sell those things on secondary markets, too, as well. [00:19:20] Michael Tabone: You know, that kind of thing. But I would recommend getting a hold of somebody who understands crypto, who understands this kind of stuff. You're not going to give them, I'm okay with people receiving fees, but you're not, you know, you're not trying to find somebody who's just going to sit in your office and be the crypto guy, and he's going to be on the phone because it's going to be a long time for this to get massive adoption, but you need to become aware of this stuff. [00:19:41] Michael Tabone: So, one thing that I really like is MicroStrategy is one of the public firms that first started buying Bitcoin and they have the most amount of their balance sheets in the billions and billions of dollars. Hope.com is a big website that'll kind of bring you through the basics of Bitcoin. [00:19:55] Michael Tabone: I think you really need to start learning about Bitcoin first as a basis to understand really the culture and how everything kind of works. Everything else has kind of built on that, on that bedrock. And, you know, we have, like I said before, we have some, some great reports at research.cointelegraph.com that go into detail on these things, like we have a DeFi one. DeFi is decentralized finance, which goes through the history of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Polkadot, Algorand, all of these up-and-coming blockchains. And Ethereum is the one chain that is used mostly there are others in the real estate space. [00:20:33] Michael Tabone: And like I said, you make an NFT, it gets put on, gets made into a security token, and there's ways of doing that. But I would get somebody in just to give you the basics, understand, start reading by yourself. Unfortunately, there's no way to download this information to your brain with like a, like a club or something. [00:20:48] Michael Tabone: It takes hours and hours, hundreds and hundreds of hours, but there are ways to do it. I recommend us and I recommend like hope.com as a, as a way to get introduced to it. But I would, you know, I would start slowly accumulating a little bit of crypto just to get comfortable owning because for people that are, you know, I hate to date myself. [00:21:06] Michael Tabone: I was born in 82, so I, I have a period of time where I was, I didn't have technology. And then I had technology. There was, you know, I was both and the people came after me. Totally into technology, they get it. They're just like, oh yeah, yeah. I own an asset on a phone. [00:21:20] Michael Tabone: People that are older than me are like, eh, I gotta, I want that deed in my hand, right? I get that. So I get both sides. The only thing I can tell you is you got to get used to that. It's not tangible here, but it's tangible on the blockchain. Once you understand that, then it kind of helps you to realize, all right, there are so many financial functions that you can do with it that are outside of what you would normally do as a firm with real estate. It's just crazy. [00:21:47] Sam Wilson: Man. That's awesome. Michael, thank you for taking the time today to kind of give us the broad-scale picture of what's going on in the industry. I mean, where we are now and then really just get this ready for what may be coming down the line. [00:21:59] Sam Wilson: I mean, that's a lot of moving parts there, but I think you, you really summed it up and you said, Hey, this is something you have to research. It's been a lot of time doing and researching just to understand it. And maybe the action items today aren't necessarily like, Hey, here's how we're going to implement this right away. [00:22:13] Sam Wilson: But it's really just keeping our ear to the ground, I think, is what I heard more than anything and paying attention to it. So I think yeah, I appreciate you taking the time to come on and share with us today. Again, if our listeners want to get in touch with you. I know you mentioned this a few times already, but what is the best way to do that? [00:22:28] Michael Tabone: To get in touch with me, you can go on, you can email me at michael.tabone@cointelegraph.com. My last name T-A-B-O-N-E. Michael Tabone. michael.tabone@cointelegraph.com. and, you know, find us on research, research.cointelegraph.com. That's our website, and, you know, feel free to contact me to have any questions and we'll help point you in the right direction if I can. [00:22:54] Sam Wilson: Awesome. Michael, thank you for your time today. I do appreciate it.  [00:22:57] Michael Tabone: Awesome. Thanks, Sam. Appreciate it.

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