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Join us for a fascinating exchange with Tim Herriage, the visionary CEO and founder of Turnus Lending, as he shares how he's transforming the fix-and-flip lending industry. Drawing inspiration from business luminaries Michael Gerber and Simon Sinek, Tim enlightens us on his innovative approach that places the customer's needs at the forefront and emphasizes deal-based lending. His insights offer a refreshing shift from traditional paradigms, promising both new and seasoned real estate investors a more inclusive and empowering financial landscape.   Explore the intriguing concept of shared ownership in real estate investment as we discuss Turnus's mission to create a customer-centric company. Inspired by Simon Sinek's golden triangle, Tim reveals how Turnus is fostering an engaged network of stakeholders by offering stock for loan payoffs and referrals. These strategies not only promote loyalty but also highlight the company's commitment to making money, generating passive income, and leaving a legacy. Join us as we navigate the intricacies of real estate financing evolution, with a spotlight on Turnus's unique offering of 100% financing for property purchases and rehabs.   As we wrap up, we delve into the crucial aspects of customer service and business growth strategies. Unravel the potential pitfalls of overcomplicated SOPs and discover the proactive measures necessary to maintain customer satisfaction. We also touch on the dynamic real estate markets in Florida and Texas, discussing strategic adjustments in response to fluctuating interest rates and public sentiment. Don't miss the exciting "Find, Fund, and Fix" event in Dallas, designed to streamline the process of financing and renovating properties, especially for new investors. Alongside insights on starting a business and securing capital, this episode is a treasure trove of knowledge for anyone looking to navigate the entrepreneurial world of real estate with confidence and foresight.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Entrepreneurial Insights in Realty Financing (13:33) - Shared Ownership in Real Estate Investment (18:55) - Evolution of Real Estate Financing (30:51) - Improving Customer Service and Revenue (39:14) - Real Estate Investment Strategy and Events (49:48) - Real Estate Adjustments Ahead (56:53) - Business Capital and Growth Strategies  

The housing market sees another jump in the Las Vegas Valley…we'll look at the possible reason behind the change. Plus, a woman sentenced to jail on Medicaid fraud charges…how much she has to pay back. And, how the Summerlin South Little League team will be honored at the upcoming Raiders game. You can watch 7@7 on any of your favorite streaming platforms weekdays at 7 a.m and 7 p.m.

Harsh reactions to the latest effort from the LVCVA to drum up the city's visitation numbers. Plus, devastating consequences following a crash police say was caused by a suspected impaired driver. And, a brutal mosquito season is underway in one part of the Las Vegas Valley and the possible solution to help contain it. You can watch 7@7 on any of your favorite streaming platforms weekdays at 7 a.m and 7 p.m.

Brad and Lesley break down the interview with Dr. Celeste Holbrook, a sex educator and author who helps people move beyond shame and create healthy intimacy. They explore how harmful cultural narratives impact women, why communication matters more than technique, and how to reclaim your sexual choices as your own.If you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to LesleyLogan.co/podcast. If you have any comments or questions about the Be It pod shoot us a message at beit@lesleylogan.co .And as always, if you're enjoying the show please share it with someone who you think would enjoy it as well. It is your continued support that will help us continue to help others. Thank you so much! Never miss another show by subscribing at LesleyLogan.co/subscribe.In this episode you will learn about:How to make your own Pilates sandbag and what size cord works best.The impact of purity culture on women's sexual experiences.Why sex isn't static and how it evolves as you mature.The people-pleasing responses that block real connection.Dr. Celeste's four-part guide to heal any sexual challenges.The importance of prioritizing oneself and going at one's own pace.Episode References/Links:UK Mullet Tour - https://opc.me/ukP.O.T. Chicago 2025 - https://pilates.com/pilates-on-tour-chicagolandCambodia October 2025 Waitlist - https://crowsnestretreats.comWinter Tour Waitlist - https://opc.me/eventsHow to Make Your Own Pilates Sandbag - https://www.youtube.com/live/tn4yUcEQnnMSubmit your wins or questions - https://beitpod.com/questionsMissionary Position: A Slightly Irreverent Guide to Sex After Purity Culture by Dr. Celeste Holbrook - https://a.co/d/3UimUKxI Kissed Dating Goodbye by Joshua Harris - https://a.co/d/38uINCkI Survived I Kissed Dating Goodbye Documentary - https://streamable.com/1ldz9cEpisode 202: Jake Kelfer - https://beitpod.com/jakekelferIf you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to LesleyLogan.co/podcast https://lesleylogan.co/podcast/. 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So she was like sex is bad, sex is bad, sex is bad, sex is bad. And then she gets married, and all of a sudden, sex is good. Lesley Logan 0:19  Welcome to the Be It Till You See It podcast where we talk about taking messy action, knowing that perfect is boring. I'm Lesley Logan, Pilates instructor and fitness business coach. I've trained thousands of people around the world and the number one thing I see stopping people from achieving anything is self-doubt. My friends, action brings clarity and it's the antidote to fear. Each week, my guest will bring bold, executable, intrinsic and targeted steps that you can use to put yourself first and Be It Till You See It. It's a practice, not a perfect. Let's get started. Lesley Logan 1:02  Welcome back to the Be It Till You See It interview recap where my co-host in life, Brad, and I are going to dig into the freeing convo I had with Dr. Celeste Holbrook in our last episode. If you haven't yet listened to that interview, feel free to pause this now and then listen to it, and then come back and join us here. I'm gonna tell you right now. We talked about sex, baby. So you're gonna wanna listen to it. I also have her book. I'm so excited about it. We talked about a lot of stuff it. We went all places. Yeah, we didn't really talk about positions or things like that. We just, like talked about the things that people don't talk about.Brad Crowell 1:36  Actually, you know what you talked about more than anything else, was communication.Lesley Logan 1:39  Yeah, oh, yeah, we did. Oh, and, you know, what's really interesting, her book is so timely at the time we're recording this in my fucking Instagram feed, some stupid man decided to talk about stinky coochies. Oh, yeah. And your coochie needs to be Christian if you don't want your husband to cheat on you. The fucking bullshit that people lie to women about. Lie, just bold face fucking lie. Brad Crowell 2:05  There's no such thing as a Christian coochie Go fuck yourself. That is insane. Lesley Logan 2:09  It also, also, also, I don't care what you believe, it is never your fucking fault if someone cheats on you, it's never your fault. It's always about them. There's something going on there. It's not your fault. Period.Brad Crowell 2:24  Yeah, I was incensed after watching that video. And there's a special place in hell for that pastor.Lesley Logan 2:30  Yeah, there really is. And then I just listened to an interview about some girls who were, like, raised in a purity culture, and I forgot, I had forgotten a lot of the shit that I was, like, told and now and then I read, I've been reading her book, and it's like, holy fuck. It's a wonder, it's a wonder women anywhere are having actual sex that's not painful. So anyways, go read her book. Go listen to that episode. We're gonna talk about some good stuff in a second. I promise. I promise. I do think that the world does get better at some point. I do. I do. I have to believe in that. Lesley Logan 3:00  Today is September 4th 2025 and it is National Wildlife Day. And on National Wildlife Day, hold on, I pulled up, oh. Brad Crowell 3:11  America marks National Wildlife day every year. Lesley Logan 3:14  No, no, no. Don't take this away from me. Brad Crowell 3:16  On September 4th. Lesley Logan 3:17  It's an opportunity for everyone to step back, take a deep breath and think about all that surrounds us. It is inspiring to consider preservation and conservation efforts that work to improve in the natural world, there remains so much to learn, as Henry David Thoreau once wrote, "In wildness is the preservation of the world." Okay, but we couldn't agree more, so let's take a closer look at this day. Yeah, go spend some time out in a preserve near you. We have a preserve near us. Brad Crowell 3:50  We do, it's really close. Lesley Logan 3:51  We actually have the wetlands. And then if we go up two hours, is a really cool preserve we can go camping at, people go fishing at, there's a fucking lake. Brad Crowell 3:58  There's one lake right here, like, a couple blocks from us. Lesley Logan 4:01  Oh, there is another preserve. Brad Crowell 4:02  Yeah, like, literally in the city, this preserve. Yeah.Lesley Logan 4:04  Yeah, yeah, yeah. So go find a preserve near you. You know, I know people like to get mad about the coyotes or the mountain lions that live there. They were there first, so take that in. And second, like it's, there's just something like, it's kind of cool that the way this wildlife that we live and go to a zoo. I mean, make sure it's a good one. But like, take it in, take in the wildlife. Because one, it's going away and. Brad Crowell 4:04  I think the zoo would be the opposite of wildlife.Lesley Logan 4:30  Okay, maybe. But I bet you, I bet you, some of them donate to wildlife. Maybe. Brad Crowell 4:35  I'm, you know. Lesley Logan 4:36  Go camping. Brad Crowell 4:36  They can be well intentioned. Lesley Logan 4:38  So what do you want them to do? Go camping? Brad Crowell 4:40  Yeah, go camping. Lesley Logan 4:41  This wasn't very clear. So I guess take a moment to consider how you're going to preserve the wildlife near you and conserve efforts, like your conservation efforts. You know, can you stop putting plastic straws near you know, water, like the ocean and things like that. The turtles are choking, you guys, so. Brad Crowell 5:02  Yeah, let's not choke any turtles. Lesley Logan 5:04  No, it's so sad, it' so sad. I can't watch those things. So anyway.Brad Crowell 5:07  Our neighbor has a tortoise. Lesley Logan 5:08  Yeah, Tortimer. Brad Crowell 5:09  Tortimer the tortoise, the tortoise, Tortimer the tortoise, and he's like, 15 or something.Lesley Logan 5:15  But he's not even a desert tortoise. He's an African, something tortoise but. Brad Crowell 5:19  Yeah, I can remember the name. Lesley Logan 5:20  Speaking of preservation out here in Vegas, So the desert tortoise is about to go extinct. There's actually we're having some huge problems with them, and have enough space for them, because they actually need flat desert land to crawl on. And then, of course, flat desert land is what everone wants to develop because. Lesley Logan 5:42  Was it extinct, or we're just destroying their habitat here? Lesley Logan 5:42  We're destroying their habitat here. Brad Crowell 5:43  Yeah, I'm not sure if this is their only environment. But, but, yeah, like the the Las Vegas Valley, you know, is expanding. They're expecting something like 400,000 people to move here in the next decade. And so they're, they're slapping together.Lesley Logan 5:53  The lack of rain is not deterring anyone so. Brad Crowell 5:55  Well, they're slapping together all these expansions all around the city in, you know. And basically, they're driving out the they're changing the desert landscape, which is driving away the turtles.Lesley Logan 6:03  And the desert tortoise can't live near the mountains because they don't climb rocks. They just walk on the flat desert. Also, also, I learned this fun fact, you like, they have, they have territories, right? Like, you can't have two male tortoises near each other, and they need to have a burrow during the hot part of the day, and if they don't know the area, you just can't pick up a tortoise and, like, move it to another part of the desert. They got to know where to burrow. So anyways, these are important things to know, and so if you live in an area that's got some wildlife, maybe take it upon yourself to find out what's going on, and your local city council meetings, and who's trying to develop those areas, and yell and scream because it's really cathartic, and you can save a wildlife animal near you. We are we've been recently yelling and screaming to keep Las Vegas loud, so downtown loud. So, you know, it's fun. It's fun to be part of things in the community, to, like, take care of other people. Okay, enough about this day. Lesley Logan 6:04  Coming up. Oh, like now we're actually. Brad Crowell 6:33  Yeah, we're literally en route. Lesley Logan 6:51  So we're in the U.K., by the way. Brad Crowell 6:57  We just we just landed. Lesley Logan 7:03  No, we've been here a day. We're in Scotland today. Yep, we are actually at the very top of Scotland. We're as far up as we can go. And because, that's because we're gonna take a little vacation, we're gonna see some interesting Scottish games, and then we're gonna drive all the way down to Essex, where we're teaching for two days The Movement Base. And there might be a couple spots left in the workshops, and then we're going up to Leeds to teach there on the weekend in September. So this is all happening in September, September 8th, 9th and 10th, and then 13th and 14th. Anyways, it's a Tuesday and Wednesday. Brad Crowell 7:33  I don't actually remember the specific dates, but a. Lesley Logan 7:36  And a Saturday and a Sunday and. Brad Crowell 7:38  Go to opc.me/uk for the specifics. Lesley Logan 7:41  Yeah, and don't miss out, because we're not coming back. Okay.Brad Crowell 7:46  Not anytime soon. Last time was two years ago, so yeah, you know, but yeah, we're never gonna be back. Lesley Logan 7:50  No, we'll come back. Then we're gonna go home for two days, and then we're going to go to Pilates on Tour in Chicagoland. Brad Crowell 7:56  Two days? Lesley Logan 7:57  Two weeks. Brad Crowell 7:58  Two weeks. Lesley Logan 7:59  Two weeks. Brad Crowell 7:59  Yeah, I was gonna say. Lesley Logan 7:59  Two weeks. Brad Crowell 7:59  Two weeks, we're home for two weeks. Lesley Logan 8:02  We're home for two weeks, and then we go to Chicagoland, no, just three weeks. Chicagoland. And the time that we're recording this, we heard it was 75% sold out. It's probably changed, but I think there's, I think the early bird ends next week, if there's any room, and then we'll be in Cambodia. And the time you're hearing this, you've got a month, you can still sign up, you can still buy a plane ticket, like there's still time,Brad Crowell 8:24  There's definitely still time. I'm still having conversations with people, and there's there's room, so.Lesley Logan 8:28  crowsnestretreats.comBrad Crowell 8:30  PS, if you have ever wanted to walk around with elephants, we go to an elephant sanctuary at the after the retreat is over, it's an extra curricular activity after that we love to do, and so we always stay an extra day. And we also go to a waterfall, which is super magical. And maybe that's the thing that you're just like, really that excited, you know, that's what you want to do. So I just want to throw those out there that you can join us for those, in addition to the retreat. Go to crowsnestretreats.com crowsnestretreats.com, and come join us.Lesley Logan 9:05  Yeah, and we're as we're, by the time we're recording this, we're also trying to lock in a day of teaching in Singapore. So my Singaporeans, hello, we are coming your way. And then we're gonna go see the botanical garden. So if you wanna walk around the gardens with us, you can. Then, December is our winter tour, and we're getting a ton of people asking us if we're going to Texas, and things like New York, and things like that. Yes, it's in the winter tour. So go to opc.me/events to get on the waitlist for that because if you're on the waitlist, you hear right away. And let me tell you, when we announce our tours, some cities literally sell out, especially on the winter tour. So because we've been doing the winter tour the longest, and people are really excited about it. So, opc.me/events. Okay.Brad Crowell 9:43  You're not wrong. Lesley Logan 9:44  Before we get into. I know, I know. We went to bed after announcing it. Woke up, two cities were sold out.Brad Crowell 9:50  Two cities were sold out in less than 24 hours last year, yeah. Lesley Logan 9:53  Okay, all right, Brad, we have an audience question to answer. Brad Crowell 9:56  Yes, we do. Lesley Logan 9:57  And actually, this is really for you. Brad Crowell 9:59  Oh would you like to read the question? Lesley Logan 10:06  Yes. Brad Crowell 10:06  Okay. Lesley Logan 10:02  @gp_pilates_studio, that's Greenpoint Pilate studio, hi, Allyn, on YouTube asks about How to Make Your Own Pilates Sandbag video. Hey, Brad, what is the diameter, the diameter of the rope and cord, the paracord that we use? What's the diameter of it? Brad Crowell 10:16  Okay. So this was on a video that we made, Lesley and I made called How to Make Your Own Pilates Sandbag, right? And if you're familiar with the sandbag, it's the bar, and then there's the cord, and then there's the weights, and you can twist it back and forth. And so we actually made one our own, and we showed you how to make your own. So if you're interested in that, it's on YouTube. Great question here, Allyn, gp_pilates_studio on YouTube. So, it doesn't matter really what the diameter is. You don't want, like, you know, an inch thick piece of rope that would be just annoying and bulky. But what I used was just like your typical, like, cheapo bought it at the hardware store, nylon cord, you know, I think it was like 10 bucks for 100 meters of it, or something like that, you know, and they wrap it around that little h looking thing, and you just spin it around it, and it's like, you know, I don't know, like, there was no real diameter. It's just the smallest thing.Lesley Logan 11:13  Okay, I found it. I found it. Three-eights of an inch.Brad Crowell 11:16  Yeah, but, but honestly, if you get a quarter of an inch, it's fine, you know, I wouldn't. I probably, like, at a half an inch or an inch thick rope, it would just be annoying because you're twisting it around this, you know, it would, it would become like a spool, and that's just silly. So smaller is fine. The reality is, it just needs to support, you know, a pound or two pounds of weight, you know, so we're not, we're not trying to lift a house here. We're just.Lesley Logan 11:39  I'm pretty sure it's a three-eights of an inch one that looks like what we got. And also it, because I remember, it fits like, right through, if you just drill a hole we didn't get anything fancy.Brad Crowell 11:40  Yeah and I just, yeah, I just took a, you know, a quarter inch drill bit right through the middle, and then I just threaded that through. So as long as you can get the rope through, it's fine. That's really, you know, that all that matters.Lesley Logan 12:00  Yeah, I love it. So you can all make your own sandbag. We did it for the Accessories Deck, which is now shipping worldwide.Brad Crowell 12:07  Yeah. We actually did. We showed you how to build three different pieces of equipment. One was the push up handles. One was the the two by four, and then finally, was this one, this Pilates sandbag. So, yeah, great question. Thanks for that. If you have a question, you can text us at 310-905-5534, or you can submit your question or your win to beitpod.com/questions beitpod.com/questions and we kind of need you to submit y'all so we have some wins to talk about on our Friday pod so let's go. Let's go right now. Pull out your phone, go to beitpod.com/questions beitpod.com/questions. All right, that's enough of that.Lesley Logan 12:50  You know how easy a win is. This is my new win. So, I have been trying to figure I love my I love my red light mask and neck. And when I got them, I was using them really regularly, and we got really busy and and I've everything else, all my other habits were really good, but that one is has just been hard to fit back in. And I saw the dermatologist, and he's like, yeah, my wife uses hers every night. And I said, oh, when? He was like, before bed, and you know, so she washes her face and she use them. I'm like, oh, I can do that. And so I have done it four nights in a row, right before bed. I just put them on my face and I lay there. And you know, what's crazy is, like, I actually am getting some really good, deep sleep, like I'm sleeping really well. And I think it's that there's a time before I fall asleep that I'm just laying there waiting to go to sleep. So that's a win. Brad Crowell 13:35  Like, it's on for like, 10 minutes. Lesley Logan 13:35  Yeah, it goes off on its own. So even if I fell asleep with them, like, I wouldn't want to do that, but I could fall asleep with them laying on my face, and like, you know, yeah. See how easy that was. I just came up with a win on the spot. Lesley Logan 13:41  That's a win on the spot. Lesley Logan 13:43  You can do it too. Brad Crowell 13:46  Yeah, yeah, I love it. Well, stick around. We'll be right back, because we're going to dig into this juicy conversation that we have with Dr. Celeste Holbrook, and also celebratory. It was really awesome. So we'll be right back. Brad Crowell 14:01  Okay, now let's talk about Dr. Celeste Holbrook. PhD, right? Yeah, she's no joke. Dr. Celeste Holbrook is a sex educator with a PhD in health behaviors and a post grad emphasis in sexual behaviors. She helps women and couples overcome challenges, heal from shame, and create better, more fulfilling sex lives. Her new book, Missionary Position: A Slightly Orreverent Guide to Sex After Purity Culture, tackles the complex interaction of sex, religion and personal freedom. Celeste is known for her practical, down to earth approach that makes conversations about sex accessible and empowering and honestly, not awkward. But she's just really good at making it just, it's just a conversation. It doesn't have to be the silly thing. Some, for some reason it's like, it feels like we revert to sixth grade whenever this this conversation comes out, and it's like everyone like, hee-hee-hees in the corner. It's so weird, and it's and you might not be doing it out loud, but you're kind of cringing a little on the inside. She just takes that whole thing away and, like, you know, I mean, it was, it was, she's very matter of fact, matter of factly talking about having dildos in her social media posts, you know, like, oh, okay, yeah, there's that. But, but yeah. I mean, she's, she's not being like, risque or weird about her the conversation. She's specifically serving people who came from the culture that she did, which was, like, raised in a super, super strict religious home in purity culture. And so when she, when she got married, she for, like, it wasn't like, you can't just flip a switch, right? So she was like, sex is bad, sex is bad, sex is bad, sex is bad. And then she gets married, and all of a sudden, sex is good. Like, that's not how it works in the body. And she had to tackle that. Lesley Logan 15:43  Yeah, definitely listen to her first interview on the show, because it actually goes into that if and, and I think it's really interesting. I think, like, even if you weren't raised in a super like, if you, if I, if I say purity culture, and you don't think automatically. Brad Crowell 15:55  That doesn't mean anything to you, right. Lesley Logan 15:55  And you never had a ring on your finger that was turned one different way, and you were, like, betrothed to your father until, until someone's picked for you. Laugh. Had that ring, guys. Brad Crowell 16:07  Not laugh. It's like a, it's like a sardonic shudder. Lesley Logan 16:11  Oh, I know. Because, like, we thought that was normal. Brad Crowell 16:13  Totally thought it was normal. Lesley Logan 16:15  Did you read the book I Kissed Dating Goodbye? Brad Crowell 16:16  Yeah. Oh yeah. Josh, Josh something, right? Lesley Logan 16:17  Yeah. I think he's come out and said everything I taught was wrong. I'm almost positive one of the guys.Lesley Logan 16:19  He got a follow up book and then I think he got, like, ostracized from the churches. Lesley Logan 16:26  Yeah, one, one of the, one of the purity culture dudes, and I think it's kiss dating guy, goodbye guy has come out and said his book was extremely harmful, and he doesn't believe that anymore. Brad Crowell 16:36  Joshua Harris. Lesley Logan 16:37  Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah. So, so thank you, Josh for doing that. But like, for the women who are listening, if you have friends in your life, if you weren't raised like this, who literally were told that like that is the worst thing they could do is to as to at all make a man lust. If you did anything that can make a man lust, you were causing him to go to hell. So you are, like, doing everything you can to, like, not be, not be attractive, and not be feminine, and then you get married, and you're supposed to just be sexy and have sex and, like, make babies. And, you know, Dr. Celeste and many women, they actually go through this painful experience with sex. And maybe you don't have that, but also you don't actually know, and she talks a lot about communication. How do you want to feel like you were never taught that sex could be something that you could enjoy? A lot of women are taught, not taught that you can enjoy sex. Brad Crowell 17:23  I just went down the rabbit hole. He, 20 years after writing the book, I Kissed Dating Goodbye, Joshua Harris left the church he was pastoring, divorced his wife and made a document, a documentary about the repercussions of the book. Oh, I want to watch the documentary. It's called, I Survived I Kissed Dating Goodbye. Lesley Logan 17:47  Okay, well, we're watching that. That's tonight's show. The it's an eye and it's really interesting, because, like, I had a very interesting childhood where I there was definitely purity culture at the church, at the church camps I went to. My parents tried to do these things, and then also my parents would kick us out of the house so they could have sex. So, like, sex was a conversation that they had. My grandparents would talk about how they had sex a lot. So, like, I It's not like I I lived I knew that married couples had sex, right, so, but it's just the reason that I bring this up is I actually think a lot of women, whoa, you good? Brad Crowell 18:10  Sorry, I found it. Somebody pulled it off of YouTube. He doesn't have the rights to it, and so it was on YouTube for years. I'm still down the rabbit hole, y'all. This is (inaudible) online. I went to his own website, and I found a post, a blog post, from May, so two months ago, saying, I don't know why they pulled it off of YouTube. It used to be here. Here's a link to it. That was on a pirated website. I don't know how long it's going to be available, but you can still watch it. So, very interesting.Lesley Logan 18:54  Love him. Okay, we do need to get back to Dr. Celeste. Brad Crowell 18:54  Sorry, I'm focused. I'm in. Okay. Lesley Logan 18:57  So I, I just, I'm really obsessed with what Dr. Celeste is doing, because I just know too many women who, whether or not you had a ring and you're were married to, like, dating your dad, until you were dating someone else, you were not offered the opportunity to understand that you could feel good during sex. Like, that's just very few people. Some, some people had brilliant mothers who were like hippies and like, told about that that is not, that is not most of my friends' experience. So, so one of the things, so, get her book, okay, you'll get her book. So she said American society tends to view sex in binary extremes, but it's rather a more nuanced middle ground. And we've seen this. You can see this in social media today. Like, people don't think that sex and gender are two different things. They are. Like, so, like what you're what you're attracted to, and like the gender. All these there's there's differences, and it's not so black and white, and everyone wants to make it like this is how it is, where sex is often placed on either end of the spectrum, either don't think about it or don't talk about it until a certain age or a marriage. And then that makes it really difficult. Because you know, most of the things, like, when you're a little kid, everyone asks, like, what do you want to be when you grow up? So you have your whole life to change your mind. You're like, I'm gonna be a judge. I'll be this. And you get to, like, explore and take classes and to do that. And when you're in this country, most people, like, don't do sex, don't have sex, don't get pregnant. And girls are also taught it's your fault if you get pregnant and there's something wrong, like you did something wrong. Yeah, if you get pregnant.Brad Crowell 20:22  Well, your shoulder straps were too skinny, that's why you're pregnant. Lesley Logan 20:26  Yeah. And then all of a sudden, you're married. So now you should know, you should know how to do sex. You should know what, what to do, but no one let you talk about it. No one like, it's just a whole mess. It's a mess. It's a mess. So anyways, I really like, that's why she wrote her book. But she also explained, we are not binary people, as far as what we want to do in our sex life. And she said, like, she advocates living in the glittery middle, like, just like, you know, like, it doesn't have to, like, just because you liked it one way, at some point is like, another way. Brad Crowell 20:54  So, just so that, like, we like, when we say binary, I think what she's what she's saying there is, it's okay for sex to change over time. Because the conversation you were having is like, you know, sex is, is different at different stages of life, right? When you're, you know, in your 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 70s, like, it changes, right? And so that's I, you know, I think that makes, that makes sense.Lesley Logan 21:21  And she so, she advocates for that glittery middle and, like, also, you know, exploring and, and it's, I think what's interesting is, like, she is so open to, like, helping you figure out what you want. And I have some amazing, interesting friends in this world. I have one friend who, like, has a partner who's a sexual, has a partner that she dates, but they date someone else, and then she prefers to have one other one. And I'm like, like, the 12 year old me is like, oh my god, what the fuck are you doing? Like, that's so weird. And then, like, the person who's like, gone through some work, done a lot of reading, I'm like, that is very fascinating. I don't like looking at my calendar that much, and that sounds like way too many. Brad Crowell 22:03  It's a lot of scheduling. Lesley Logan 22:04  A lot of scheduling. It's also a lot of testing, it's a lot of things. But she looked at me and she's, like, 10 years? Like, are you bored? So like, you know, it's really funny how we all have a different thing and she and Dr. Celeste is just like, advocating for, like, live in your glittery middle, understand that you're what you're gonna want out of your sex life is gonna change, and that's okay, and that's there's nothing wrong with you as it changes. Like, just explore that. And so she basically said you could decide what is best for you, and that right there is like the opposite of what purity culture and dickhead people in this country want you to think. They don't want you to think it's what's best for you. They want you to think it's what's best for the dick headed man they think you should be married to. Anyways.Lesley Logan 22:05  Tell me more about how you feel. Lesley Logan 22:12  Fucking Christian coochie. That's never gonna leave my mind. Lesley Logan 22:36  Yeah. Like, what a woman hater. Gross.Lesley Logan 22:58  That's the interesting thing. Like, I think a lot of, I think a lot of people in that world just don't like women. But it's, anyways.Brad Crowell 23:05  Yeah. Well, I mean, I was gonna say as a comment to that, you know, how do you get to the point, like, the reason I made the comment at the beginning was that it was mostly about communication. Is because, if you have been with someone for a long time, what does it look like to have that conversation of, like, things are changing and shifting in your sex life, you know? How is that? What does that mean? And, like, you know, I'm not talking about like, like, promiscuity. It could be that, you know, but, but, but maybe it's just simple things like, hey, you know what? Like, I want to make it I want to change it up, you know. Like, let's change it up today, you know, whatever, and but the communication is where I think it gets awkward, and hopefully, you know, with your partner, you have the the type of relationship where you can just simply have a conversation about it. Lesley Logan 23:55  Also, I really, am I gonna take away your takeaway talking points? I really loved how she talked about the funny, like the faking the orgasm, is that in your section?Brad Crowell 24:05  My section, no, I was talking about how things changed over time. In fact, I even jumped ahead to it without realizing it myself. Fawning is really interesting, if you're not familiar with the definition. What is fawning?Lesley Logan 24:16  So essentially, like, there's flight, fright, fight, right? And I used to, when I studied biology, it was like, and fuck, like, some people, well, that's like, it's all part of the same part of your brain system. So that's kind of funny, but fawn is like, this, like, people-pleasing, or you've seen it in movies where the guy gets really mad and he hits her, and then she's like, oh, it's okay. Actually, that was my fault. I tripped into you. Like, they do this whole, you know, like, you're okay, everything's like, and acting like, really small and toss out like a little lamb, and then that makes a person, usually a man, like, calm down. Everything's fine. She talked about faking orgasms as a fawning response, as a people-pleasing response, and we talked, oh my, you guys have to listen to this, because she talked about, like, she believes in being honest, but also being kind. And we taught and like. Brad Crowell 25:03  She said there was a difference between honesty and full transparency. She said she doesn't believe in full transparency, but she does believe in honesty, and she said people can use full transparency as honesty and be cutting and hurtful, right? Lesley Logan 25:20  Because, like, because she also has, and this is an interesting thing. If you have been faking orgasms in your entire marriage, it's you can't always just blame your partner, because you never told them what it would take to please you, and so they're just doing what you have responded to in the past, you know? So it's a and I thought was really fascinating. So it's like, yes, be honest, like, hey, I would like to try something different that's no longer working for me. And so then it's not something that you're rejecting the other person or making them feel like shit, and you're also able to then start articulating what you want. And it does take practice. You're right. It's all about communication. It's such you guys have to go listen. If you have, you gotta listen, go, listen. Brad Crowell 26:00  Yeah. And just to wrap that up there, you know, as things change over time, she said, hey, we mature as humans. Why wouldn't our sex life mature too? And it's important to allow our sex life to mature as we mature. It's the most helpful thing that we can do for ourselves. So, you know, I just thought it was really a topic that nobody ever talks about that's really helpful. So, yeah, there's a lot of room to allow ourselves compassion to grow as we grow, right? And then, you know, and that's like.Lesley Logan 26:30  Oh, you guys, I mean, when you get older, when you get older, like, your bones get brittle. So, like, there's going to be some positions that neither person, no matter what your gender is and who you want to have sex with, can do, like, you're gonna have to start doing sideways sex, because, like, you could fucking break your pelvis or a hip. So, like, just start getting.Brad Crowell 26:49  You could break it while fucking is what you meant to say. Lesley Logan 26:52  Yeah, that too. But anyway, so just like, if, if this is a conversation that you are, like, already going, I don't know if I can have this. Read her book, follow her, because the more I do, the more I might able to go, oh, what an interesting thing that I haven't been able to articulate that was really helpful. Thanks so much, you know. So anyways.Brad Crowell 27:13  Yeah, well stick around. We'll be right back. We're gonna dig into those Be It Action Items that we have with Dr. Celeste Holbrook. Brad Crowell 27:20  All right. So finally, let's talk about those Be It Action Items. What bold, executable, intrinsic or targeted action items can we take away from your convo with Dr. Celeste Holbrook? She said, hey, I've got a four-part guide, and you should use it. And she maps it out in detail in her book, but high level, it's the analyst, the assassin, the healer and the explorer. And I thought, this is kind of cool. And she said, she said, it's like the archetypal woman. So the analyst helps you understand, what are we actually carrying around? Is the are these mental bags full of shame, full of neglect, full of fear, right? And then the assassin is taking what the analyst has found. So this is like a progression, right? So it's not just like you're only stuck in one it seems like this is a progression. So the assassin then is taking what the analyst has found and is just slicing through it, like deconstructing, you know, the, in her case, she's specifically talking about purity culture, and, like, all the baggage that we're saddled with from that kind of a thing. And then after the assassin is the healer who facilitates, like, she helping regenerate ideas about sex through, like, education.Lesley Logan 28:34  Yeah, right. Re-education.Brad Crowell 28:36  Yeah, gentle re-education about what is sex and what's okay. And, you know, like, why do we have this guilt around sex and, like, what, like, why does that even like, there's just a lot of history that blows my mind. Finally, we have the explorer, like, you know where you've kind of, after you've gone through some healing, you're now, like, feeling more confident, more willingness to, you know, be like, explore having sex, right? And you know that could be with your partner, with yourself, or whatever, you know. So, yeah, it's an interesting, like, progression out of.Lesley Logan 29:11  I think it's a cool idea of a process, because it it if you think, oh, my god, I have to figure all this out, or you might hear about the explorer part and be like, what the I you can't even wrap your head around that. It's because you got to go through the process. Brad Crowell 29:23  Yeah, and I think it's great, because it really sets her up. Like, you know, she's she, she jokingly said a lot of my conversations are pretty boring, like, what? Because she's got clients, one-on-one, clients and, and it's not, they're not like, crazy, like, it's, it's not, it's not, like, telling, not story time. She's actually, you know, helping people go through the process that she created here. So it depends on what's, you know, part of the flow that you're in, you know, might just simply be analysis for a while, you know, and coming to terms with it. And then it won't be until you've come to terms with that you can move on to the next phase. And but what's great is that she has a process. And I think that's really cool. Lesley Logan 30:01  Yeah, she also has a couple other things for you, which is something you can repeat. She said to, free to repeat, I prioritize myself by allowing myself to go at my own pace. I prioritize myself by allowing myself to go at my own pace. I think that is so important, no matter what the topic is, no matter what you're trying to be it till you see, like, if you got nothing out of this episode but that affirmation, great. And she also, we've talked about her being like a slow reader and like her writing and all that stuff. And she, she really learned to prioritize herself and appreciate being considerate and slow and thoughtful. Like, that's actually her prioritizing herself by her, not quite I'm a slow reader, but instead going, I am a slow reader, so I am going to be considerate and slow and thoughtful. That's how I do things. Brad Crowell 30:47  Yeah and give myself the time and space to do that. Lesley Logan 30:49  I thought that was so cool. Like, what a, what an amazing way to prioritize yourself is to, like, do the things the way you you need to do them. Brad Crowell 31:00  Yeah and that's like, you know, across any element of life, it's not just, you know, around sex, so I think that's great.Lesley Logan 31:06  And then finally, she said, and this is for your sexual life, she said, where the goal for sexual choice is to be your decision, and not one manipulated by society or cultural values or religious values, and I think that is so important, because even if you aren't someone who is religious, but maybe your culture had a different kind of pressure, or a different way of seeing your body, or maybe you feel a different way with society. Your sexual life is your and choices are your decision, and not wanting to be manipulated by anybody else. So I think that's so important. I just fucking love her. I wish she lived closer. I want to have coffee with her all the time. Brad Crowell 31:43  Yeah, she was a lot of fun to listen to. And also her story about how her book came to be, what a roller coaster. That was, how cool that, you know, that you were a part of it. I think that's pretty neat. Lesley Logan 31:53  Honestly, honestly, like, this is like, you know, like, everything happens for a reason, like how we interviewed him two years ago. Jake. And I forget how Jake got to me. I actually. Brad Crowell 32:05  I think he was connected through. Lesley Logan 32:07  Somebody told no, no, no, no, no, no, no. He's a Christian. Lori Harder friend, person, so somebody sent Jake to me. And then. Brad Crowell 32:16  Jake Kelfer. Lesley Logan 32:17  Yeah, and then, and then I watch Celeste stuff, but sometimes she ends up not in my feed because of algorithms. And that day, I just happened to not only watch, but like, actually turn, like, read the whole thing. And I was like, what's going on? I tap through. I watched every story, and I was and I was just like, call me, I got, so but, like, it's just like.Brad Crowell 32:36  Jake. Jake was interviewed on episode 202. Lesley Logan 32:38  But this is how you, you can't this is something for me too, we can't worry, oh my god, what if I missed out on this? Because, like I had I was meant to watch her stories on that day, like I was meant to, because it could have been so easy for me to not pick up my phone that day and not watch them. There was a reason why I opened my phone up and I watched her stories. I do not watch that many people's stories, and it was because I was supposed to see them and introduce her to Jake. That was my whole goal. That was, like, the universe working for her. Universe was like, okay, Celeste, we're going to make sure Lesley sees it, because Lesley knows Jake, and you need to know Jake. Boom, it's done. And, like, she had to write the book. I love it. I love it. I love you, Dr. Celeste Holbrook, I love the book. You guys, go get it. I'm Lesley Logan. Brad Crowell 33:22  And I'm Brad Crowell. Lesley Logan 33:23  Thank you so much for being you. Now. Go share this with a friend who needs to hear it, and go get her book. And go leave us a review, because we really appreciate that. And go be it till you see it.Brad Crowell 33:34  Yeah. And just one last time. Her book is called Missionary Position: A Slightly Irreverent Guide to Sex After Purity Culture. Lesley Logan 33:41  I love it so much. I love it so much. Brad Crowell 33:44  Bye for now.Lesley Logan 33:46  That's all I got for this episode of the Be It Till You See It Podcast. One thing that would help both myself and future listeners is for you to rate the show and leave a review and follow or subscribe for free wherever you listen to your podcast. Also, make sure to introduce yourself over at the Be It Pod on Instagram. I would love to know more about you. Share this episode with whoever you think needs to hear it. Help us and others Be It Till You See It. Have an awesome day. Be It Till You See It is a production of The Bloom Podcast Network. If you want to leave us a message or a question that we might read on another episode, you can text us at +1-310-905-5534 or send a DM on Instagram @BeItPod.Brad Crowell 34:28  It's written, filmed, and recorded by your host, Lesley Logan, and me, Brad Crowell.Lesley Logan 34:33  It is transcribed, produced and edited by the epic team at Disenyo.co.Brad Crowell 34:38  Our theme music is by Ali at Apex Production Music and our branding by designer and artist, Gianfranco Cioffi.Lesley Logan 34:44  Special thanks to Melissa Solomon for creating our visuals.Brad Crowell 34:48  Also to Angelina Herico for adding all of our content to our website. 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When Torya "was craving Mongolian barbecue," the couple embarked on a mission to find this elusive dish, only to realize that "the only place that serves Mongolian barbecue in the entirety of the Las Vegas Valley" was called Stir Crazy.Stir Crazy, which boasted "excellent Google reviews" of "four and a half stars," was promising at first. However, the experience quickly soured with a service misstep. Their frustrating encounter echoed the sentiment, "If it were me, I'd be like, 'Oh, hey, are you getting all you can eat or are you getting an individual bowl right now?'" A lack of clarity and customer service turned an anticipated feast into a teaching moment about the importance of communication in dining establishments. Despite the ordeal, Mike and Torya acknowledged the food's quality. 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"The meet and greet's not done yet," staff mentioned, contributing to a lack of communication and inefficient crowd management, leaving guests waiting. This disruption was only trumped by the show's lack of structure. Mike narrated the fiasco: "He was so fly by the seat of his pants…it was awful."This narrative underscores the necessity for event organizers, especially in a city famed for its entertainment, to ensure polished, organized, and engaging live performances. For a performer like Jeff, whose show had initially garnered interest, the failure to deliver a coherent act could affect future ticket sales and popularity. Ensuring a balanced preparation with room for spontaneity might provide a more worthwhile experience for attendees.Navigating Relationship Dynamics Amidst Unplanned AdventuresAmid these less-than-ideal encounters, Mike and Torya exemplify how strong relationships can transform potential fiascos into memorable moments. Their shared humor in chaos is evident: "That makes me laugh so hard because I remember it like it was yesterday," Mike fondly recalled amidst the unexpected twists of their night out.Their mutual understanding is further emphasized in how they refrained from directing blame, with Torya stating, "There's nothing to get snippy about," and Mike appreciating her calm demeanor, asserting, "You were not snippy about any of it." This highlights the foundation of friendship and mutual respect, which Harvard researchers might advocate as vital in long-term relationships.For readers, this underscores the broader significance of companionship and humor. Life is unpredictable, and often plans fall apart. But when experiences are shared with a supportive partner, even the most chaotic nights can strengthen bonds and generate cherished stories.The Million-Dollar Show and the Las Vegas ExperienceNavigating the rich tapestry of options in Las Vegas, from elusive culinary delights to unpredictable live performances, is a testament to the city's charisma and chaos. As evidenced by Mike and Torya's adventures, there's an art to balancing expectation with reality. Their day encapsulates the unpredictability of life—nights that bring more questions than answers, where culinary quests turn complex and comedy skews tragic. Ultimately, shared laughter in these imperfect moments captures what makes any venture memorable.Such "series of unfortunate events," defined less by their outcomes than by their stories, make Las Vegas not merely a destination, but an ongoing saga—a place constantly teaching its visitors to expect the unexpected.ere's an art to balancing expectation with reality. Their day encapsulates the unpredictability of life—nights that bring more questions than answers, where culinary quests turn complex and comedy skews tragic. Ultimately, shared laughter in these imperfect moments captures what makes any venture memorable.Such "series of unfortunate events," defined less by their outcomes than by their stories, make Las Vegas not merely a destination, but an ongoing saga—a place constantly teaching its visitors to expect the unexpected.TimestampSummary0:00Mongolian Barbecue Cravings and Restaurant Disappointments in Las Vegas4:51Restaurant Waste Fees and Customer Experience10:59Craving Diverse Cuisine in Las Vegas12:26A Comedic Adventure With Jeff Wittek in Las Vegas13:57A Series of Unfortunate Events at a Restaurant17:42A Disastrous Comedy Show and the Importance of Friendship25:30Vegas Adventures: Comedy, Magic, and Mongolian Barbecue 

The Las Vegas Grand Prix resolves issues with a trio of small businesses near the Vegas Strip. Plus, a transgender woman files a lawsuit against the state, the county, police and her attacker after being sexually assaulted in the Clark County Detention Center. And, a new report shows no office projects broke ground in the Las Vegas Valley in the second quarter. You can watch 7@7 on any of your favorite streaming platforms weekdays at 7 a.m and 7 p.m.

Former Hollywood executive Aaron Harper offers a fascinating glimpse into his journey from the glamorous world of entertainment to becoming a powerhouse in the franchise industry with Rolling Suds. Aaron's success story is a testament to the transformative power of franchising, where the blend of established systems and robust support can turn a business dream into reality without the usual risks of starting from scratch. We break down the financial intricacies of franchising, comparing various models and offering rich resources for those eager to explore this entrepreneurial path.   Our discussion shifts to the strategic requirements for thriving in the franchise world, focusing on a unique home service franchise model that prioritizes ambitious, growth-driven franchisees. Aaron shares insights on the critical role of setting clear growth commitments and building a strong operational team from the outset. This approach not only fosters substantial business growth but also ensures a smooth transition when the time comes to exit, thanks to a well-structured resale program. The emphasis here is on finding franchisees who are not just business owners but passionate leaders ready to scale new heights.   Exploring the mistakes commonly made in franchise ownership, Aaron candidly addresses the pitfalls of absentee management and the importance of active involvement. He advocates for a balanced approach between technology and personal touch, offering a roadmap for aspiring franchisees to navigate the complexities of the industry. From leveraging AI for enhanced operations to innovative strategies like entrepreneurship through acquisition, this episode is packed with actionable insights for anyone looking to make their mark in the franchise sector. Don't miss our discussion on building a billion-dollar legacy with Rolling Suds and transforming the power washing industry.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Franchising (07:16) - Requirements for Successful Franchise Ownership (20:47) - Avoid Common Franchise Ownership Mistakes (32:34) - Franchising and Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (39:54) - Franchise Development and Growth Strategies (54:09) - Leveraging Technology for Franchise Success (58:53) - Podcast Promotion and Engagement  

Who stands to benefit from a new hotel planned in a brand-new location in the Las Vegas Valley? Plus, chilling video shows the moments leading to a deputy-involved shooting in NYE county. And, why some believe Nevada is leading the nation in beating the heat. You can watch 7@7 on any of your favorite streaming platforms weekdays at 7 a.m and 7 p.m.

Unlock the secrets of social media mastery with Logan Forsyth, the visionary behind Media Scaling. Ever wondered how to distinguish genuine experts from those spinning hollow promises? Our conversation with Logan will equip you with the ability to discern authenticity while navigating the ever-evolving social media landscape. Explore the highs and lows of social proof, from the pitfalls of fake followers to the triumphs of authentic engagement, and learn how these experiences shaped Logan's journey from digital marketing novice to industry leader.   Join us as we dissect the meteoric rise of short-form content across platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Logan shares insights on transforming viral reach into a loyal follower base by targeting the right audience and maintaining quality content. Harness the power of digital marketing strategies for high-ticket sales with practical tactics like DM automations and Video Sales Letters (VSLs). We dive into the art of crafting compelling call-to-actions and the nuances of value-based content that drives conversions, especially for high-ticket items.   Embrace the future of content creation with strategies that balance the allure of viral trends and the uniqueness of innovation. Discover how to build a social media team that keeps quality high and time management efficient. We share techniques for optimizing content through split testing and repurposing, ensuring your brand remains agile and impactful. Whether you're scaling your brand or fine-tuning your social media presence, our chat with Logan is packed with actionable insights and strategies to elevate your social media game.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) Navigating the Social Media Growth Space (04:03) Short Form Content Growth Strategies (09:58) Effective Strategies for High Ticket Sales (22:48) Content Strategy for Social Media (26:14) Content Strategy and Social Media Teams (37:00) Social Media Testing and Clipping Strategies (43:12) Social Media Content Strategies and Engagement  

Join us for a captivating conversation with Jack Landry, a former Google engineer who swapped the tech hustle for the tranquility of Bali to pursue a mission of coaching high-performing individuals. Jack's journey is one of bold transitions, sparked by early leadership roles and the influential wisdom of "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill. Broadcasting from a paradise-like backdrop, Jack discusses his departure from a successful tech career to a path that aligns with his true purpose—guiding men toward clarity, direction, and discipline to escape life's drift.   We also explore the tumultuous shift from the structured corporate world to the liberating yet challenging realm of self-employment. Our discussion highlights the often overlooked impact that high-pressure work environments can have on personal well-being and the persistent myth that longer hours lead to greater success. By focusing on a balanced approach across physical, mental, and spiritual domains, Jack and I reveal how professionals can not only boost their career performance but also enrich their personal relationships, leading to a more harmonious life experience.   The journey doesn't stop there. We explore the deep-seated identity shifts that come with moving beyond careers tied to achievements, whether it's athletes transitioning out of sports or anyone too closely bound to their professional identity. Jack and I emphasize the importance of recognizing worth beyond accomplishments and building genuine connections. We also tackle the evolving challenges of modern masculinity, encouraging men to embrace their roles as providers and protectors. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of personal growth and overcoming the vices that hold us back, aiming to inspire a more fulfilling and purposeful life.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Escape the Drift With Jack Landry (09:46) - Achieving Balance and Harmony in Life (23:07) - Discovering Identity Beyond Achievements (28:39) - Embracing the Journey and Overcoming Vices (39:31) - Navigating New Masculinity Challenges (49:39) - Supporting Escaping the Drift Podcast  

Send us a textFinding joy in the small moments of golf might be the secret to both happiness and improvement. Our conversation this week explores how the game's greatest champions approach winning, why some players obsess over stats while others reject scorecards entirely, and what makes a community tournament special despite challenging conditions.When Scottie Scheffler secured another major victory, his subdued celebration sparked a fascinating discussion about competitive mindset. Unlike Tiger's fierce intensity, Scheffler appears almost indifferent to winning—focused more on being a great husband, father and human than collecting trophies. Could this detachment from results actually be his superpower? The contrast between different approaches to competition mirrors our own diverse perspectives on score-keeping, with some hosts tracking every metric while others refuse to even carry a pencil.We share laughs opening vintage 1991 PGA Tour card packs (complete with $0.10 coupons!), recap the VGN tournament at Chimera where players battled heat, humidity, and mysteriously slow greens, and preview our upcoming adventure to Payson, Arizona to experience two spectacular private courses. The conversation turns philosophical when we consider what drives our passion for golf. Is it the pursuit of lower scores and technical perfection, or simply the gift of playing each hole, regardless of outcome? As one host reminds us, "Every hole you get to play is a gift" – a perspective worth remembering whether you're competing for millions or just enjoying a weekend round with friends.Please leave us a review on iTunes if you like the show!https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-chasing-daylight-podcast/id1464725572The Las Vegas Golf SuperstoreThe premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!The Golf StopAn indoor Trackman Lounge in the south end of the valley featuring four bays, a snack bar, and beer!Rohrs Golf Fitting & building tips, tricks, swag, and custom creations from Neal Rohrbach.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.We hope you enjoy this week's episode, and if you do, please consider leaving us a review on either Spotify or iTunes. Thank You!

Paul Hutchinson, a successful entrepreneur turned passionate advocate, joins us to shed light on the urgent issue of child trafficking. From his transformation from a wealthy businessman to a determined rescuer of children, Paul's journey is both heart-wrenching and inspiring. As an independent producer of the film "The Sound of Freedom" and the author of a forthcoming book by the same name, Paul offers a unique perspective on the global crisis of child trafficking and the pressing need for proactive measures to protect vulnerable children. He shares how a mission to rescue over a hundred children in Colombia profoundly changed his life, redirecting his focus toward impactful philanthropy and meaningful action.   Our conversation explores the intersection of wealth, philanthropy, and societal responsibility, with Paul reflecting on the mentor's advice that spurred his commitment to giving back. By dedicating a significant portion of his income to charitable causes, Paul discovered a new sense of purpose and fulfillment, challenging conventional notions of wealth and success. We delve into the societal impacts of technological advancements, the importance of open family communication to prevent abuse, and the hidden dangers lurking in digital interactions. With heartfelt personal anecdotes, Paul emphasizes the crucial role each of us can play in combating trafficking and exploitation.   Listeners will also gain insight into Paul's transformative experiences during healing retreats, which shaped his approach to both his personal and professional life. From confronting personal demons to gaining a deeper understanding of empathy and interconnectedness, these moments illustrate the power of introspection and growth. As we navigate topics ranging from religious affinity fraud to the importance of finding true happiness through giving, Paul's story serves as a poignant reminder of the profound difference one person can make in the world. Tune in to be inspired and motivated to join the fight against child trafficking, armed with knowledge and compassion.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Rescuing Children From Trafficking (04:14) - Philanthropy, Wealth, and Giving Back (14:54) - Advancements in Technology and Society (19:46) - A Rich Playboy's Heartfelt Transformation (32:14) - Protecting Children From Human Trafficking (35:23) - Online Dangers and Blackmail Extortion (39:26) - Sound of Freedom Book Discussion (42:39) - Healing and Transformation Retreat Experiences (55:24) - Religious Affinity Fraud and Morality (01:00:39) - Finding True Happiness Through Giving  

Another Walmart is coming to the Las Vegas Valley, Bruno Mars is still having fun with debt reports, a new traveling art exhibit around the valley and more on 7@7.

Marketing titan Perry Belcher joins us to share the secrets behind his transformative approach to digital commerce and e-commerce success. From pioneering A/B split testing before it became mainstream to crafting unique content through voice recordings, Perry highlights the entrepreneurial spirit that has kept him a step ahead. We chat about his early experiences in retail and manufacturing, examining how they shaped his current strategies and questioning whether his penchant for insourcing is a competitive advantage or a humorous quirk.   Our conversation takes a creative turn as we explore the magic behind copywriting and product positioning. With references to legendary copywriter Gary Halbert, Perry dissects the fine line between good and great copy, emphasizing the importance of aligning products with market demands. We further the discussion with insights into consumer buying behavior, revealing how emotional storytelling and status-driven motivations can powerfully sway decisions, while highlighting the art of cutting through the marketing noise to make an impact.   As we look towards the future, Perry ponders the sweeping changes brought about by AI and automation across industries. From workforce reductions driven by technological advancements to the socio-economic shifts towards universal basic income, his insights paint a picture of both opportunity and challenge. Throughout the episode, we underscore the importance of mentorship, ambition, and taking charge of one's destiny in a rapidly evolving digital economy. Get ready for a conversation full of wit, wisdom, and a glimpse into a future defined by technological transformation.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Marketing Evolution With Perry Belcher (10:48) - Mastering Copywriting Through Experience (15:32) - Market Positioning and Business Growth (28:00) - The Psychology of Buying Decisions (38:46) - The Art of Finding Mentors (44:42) - The Impact of AI on Business (48:34) - The Future of Automation in Business (58:55) - The Future of Economic Prosperity (01:08:24) - Cutting Through Marketing Noise for Success (01:18:13) - Empowering Action Through Taking Charge  

Police investigate after a dog was found dead in a crate near a dumpster, an empty retail space on the Las Vegas Strip goes into foreclosure, an on-demand ice cream business is expanding into the Las Vegas Valley and more on 7@7.

More than $60 million in federal money for Nevada schools is on hold. What's causing the delay? Plus, how the new 'no tax on tips' law might affect workers in the Las Vegas Valley. And Sphere is seeking hosts for its upcoming 'Wizard of Oz' shows. You can watch 7@7 on any of your favorite streaming platforms weekdays at 7 a.m and 7 p.m.

America's top-ranked business broker, Trent Lee, joins us for an engaging discussion on the burgeoning trend of buying existing businesses rather than starting new ones. Trent, who has been recognized by the International Business Brokers Association for six consecutive years, sheds light on his inspiring journey from his formative years in Las Vegas to becoming a prominent figure in the business brokering world. He opens up about his father's successful sale of a janitorial company, a pivotal event that ignited his passion for entrepreneurship, and shares invaluable lessons learned from those early experiences.   We venture into the often-overlooked For Sale By Owner market for businesses, a fragmented landscape compared to the real estate sector's centralized MLS system. Trent offers insights into the critical elements of having a "buy box" and a "buyer box," stressing the importance of experience and licensing in successful business acquisitions. He dispels the myth of being "industry agnostic" and illustrates the necessity of aligning personal expertise with business opportunities through a compelling example of an auto mechanic shop transaction.   Transparency, due diligence, and the art of exit planning are key components in the world of business brokering that we explore further with Trent. He discusses the significance of crafting businesses that thrive independently of their owners, a factor essential for a smooth transition when selling. With an eye on the future, we contemplate the challenges business leaders face in retirement and the parallels to coaching roles, alongside the strategic advantage of vertical integration and personal branding. Join us as we navigate the complex yet rewarding terrain of buying and selling businesses with Trent Lee's expert guidance.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Buying Businesses (13:23) - Buying Businesses (22:59) - Selling Businesses (29:12) - Business Brokers Discuss Commission Percentages (39:29) - Business Ownership Reflections and Due Diligence  

The Venetian will pay a six-figure settlement in religious discrimination, retaliation lawsuit, Las Vegas Valley home prices could start dropping according to a new report, Lady Gaga's designing sister sets up a new shop in Las Vegas and more on 7@7.

Home prices in the Las Vegas Valley are back up to record highs…what that means for buyers and sellers. Plus, the Trump Administration plans to revoke the legal status of two countries' citizens...find out how many are living in Nevada. And, a new study tells us where Nevada ranks among U.S. states drawing the most retirees. You can watch 7@7 on any of your favorite streaming platforms weekdays at 7 a.m and 7 p.m.

Las Vegas Valley picking up the pieces after a powerful windstorm, homebuilders lament federal control of land driving up costs, Doberman debuts bites and snacks menu and more on 7@7.

The judge in the Robert Telles murder trial defends her handling of a note from the jury. Plus, the second Primm hotel in six months is closing its doors. And, an independent bookstore specializing in antique and rare books is coming to the Las Vegas Valley. Watch 7@7 on any of your favorite streaming platforms weekdays at 7 a.m and 7 p.m.

Leon Howard, better known as the Wall Street Trapper, is our guest in this gripping episode that takes you from the gritty streets of New Orleans to the bustling heart of Wall Street. Leon's remarkable transformation from a life shadowed by adversity to one illuminated by financial wisdom is a testament to the power of knowledge. He shares his inspiring journey from witnessing violence and serving time in prison to becoming a beacon of financial literacy for his community. This episode shines a light on how a chance encounter in prison set him on a mission to educate others, helping them shift from street hustling to owning shares in major corporations.   We discuss the profound impact of education on community empowerment, as Leon passionately recounts his experiences teaching free classes in underprivileged areas, providing tools to those trapped by circumstance. He emphasizes the universality of the stock market's opportunities, regardless of one's background. We also explore the dual nature of information, as Leon critiques how platforms like YouTube can both inspire and mislead those from impoverished backgrounds. This episode unravels the contrast between the illusion of lifestyle freedom often portrayed by entertainment figures and the genuine freedom that financial literacy and strategic investing can achieve.   The conversation takes a forward-thinking turn as we address the evolving landscape of opportunities, particularly how younger generations are recognizing the importance of authentic wealth. Leon shares his thoughts on the impending impact of AI on the workforce and stresses the urgency for adaptation and learning. We wrap up with a rapid-fire discussion on financial myths, personal style, and the evolution of ambition, leaving listeners with a powerful message: no matter where you start, change is possible, and success is within reach with the right information and mindset.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Escape the Drift (09:29) - Investing for a Better Future (19:05) - Empowering Communities Through Education (26:00) - Navigating Wealth (40:07) - Awakening to Evolving Opportunities (52:06) - Evolution Through Financial Wisdom (58:01) - Seeking Success Through Information  

Clark County opens its first crisis stabilization center to those struggling with their mental health. A man who killed an E-biker is sentenced to prison, details on what he had to say to the victim's family. Plus, a new report shows what area of the Las Vegas Valley saw the biggest drop in apartment rental rates and which saw the biggest jump. Watch 7@7 on any of your favorite streaming platforms weekdays at 7 a.m and 7 p.m.

Renowned content marketing strategist Neel Dhingra joins us to share his groundbreaking insights into the synergistic world of content creation and real estate. Discover how Neel's innovative approaches, such as playing hide and seek at property listings, are captivating potential clients and redefining engagement. With his successful Forward Event as a backdrop, Neel offers a treasure trove of strategies for mortgage and real estate professionals eager to elevate their businesses through authentic and impactful content. Passion and authenticity take center stage as we discuss their pivotal roles in real estate marketing. Learn how enthusiasm can transform even the most mundane tasks into opportunities for connection, turning cold calls into warm relationships. The episode also delves into the shifting dynamics of the Las Vegas real estate market, emphasizing the importance of timely pricing adjustments and genuine insights over sensationalist content, providing a roadmap for agents navigating these changes. We tackle the challenges of content creation in today's social media-driven landscape, exploring the fine line between success and criticism. From leveraging AI tools like ChatGPT to embracing creativity and trial and error, we unpack the essentials for thriving in this dynamic field. With humor and personal anecdotes peppered throughout, this episode invites you to embrace your unique self and harness the power of authenticity in building a loyal audience and flourishing in the real estate industry. CHAPTERS (00:00) - Content Creation in Real Estate Industry (02:51) - Finding Passion in Real Estate Marketing (13:36) - Evolving Real Estate Content Strategies (20:14) - Creating Valuable Real Estate Content (25:30) - Adapting Real Estate Content Creation (36:07) - Dealing With Haters in Real Estate (39:43) - Navigating Social Media Content Creation (50:13) - Leveraging AI in Real Estate Content (56:42) - Marketing Insights (01:08:00) - Podcast Interview Dos and Don'ts (01:12:05) - Personal Branding for Success

Discussing on this weeks episode with "G":and special guests.UFC 317: Topuria vs. Oliveira is an upcoming mixed martial arts event produced by the Ultimate Fighting Championship that will take place on June 28, 2025, at T-Mobile Arena in Paradise, Nevada, part of the Las Vegas Valley, United States.www.srbpodcasts.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/srbmedia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Renowned futurist, philosopher, and spiritual architect Erwin McManus joins us for a thought-provoking exploration of communication artistry. Together, we unravel the myriad factors that contribute to Erwin's captivating public speaking skills, questioning the role of nature versus nurture in the development of such talents. From introversion to eloquence, this episode highlights how dedication and the right environment can transform latent abilities into powerful tools for connection.   Journey with us as we traverse personal tales of faith and the pursuit of purpose. We delve into the transformative moments that arise from embracing belief systems, even when they challenge our initial skepticism. Alongside Erwin, we grapple with the apathy that defined the COVID-19 era, contrasting it with the relentless pursuit of passion and purpose. This reflection on finding meaning amidst chaos becomes a guide for those seeking to ignite their inner drive and overcome inertia.   Our conversation doesn't shy away from life's challenges, exploring the nuances of resilience, self-confidence, and the ever-present shadows of doubt. Through personal anecdotes, we highlight the importance of aligning one's communication style with authenticity, recognizing the shadow sides of our traits while striving for growth. From the intriguing concept of the "Seven Frequencies of Communication" to the profound impact of gratitude, this episode offers a rich tapestry of insights for our listeners to reflect upon and engage with.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) Mastering the Art of Communication (03:50) Unlocking the Art of Communication (12:09) Life Transformation Through Faith and Purpose (19:09) Awakening Purpose Through Obsession and Communication (28:24) The Seven Frequencies of Human Communication (37:50) The Psychology of Communication and Trust (45:24) Inner Struggles and Self-Confidence (49:26) Overcoming Loss and Drifting Towards Purpose (01:03:22) Engaging With Escaping the Drift  

Casino players hitting it big with major wins across the Las Vegas Valley…a look at where, and how much they're taking home. Plus, a man who filed a federal lawsuit over his arrest is now being charged by the City of Las Vegas for DUI and other charges. And, it's moving day for bighorn sheep…why they are being helicoptered out of the Valley of Fire, and where they're going. You can watch 7@7 during the week at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

Trump administration mum about immigration enforcement in Las Vegas Valley. Plus, Clark County is offering free summer program for teens, we'll give you the details. And, LVCVA aims to help Strip workers during Las Vegas Grand Prix week. You can watch 7@7 during the week at 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on any of your favorite streaming platforms.

Renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Jay Calvert, known as the "plastic surgeon's plastic surgeon," joins us for an engaging discussion brimming with fascinating stories and expert insights. From his amusing experience facing an unusual request on the Tyra Banks show to his celebrated lecture at the Vegas Cosmetic Surgery Meeting, Dr. Calvert offers a unique perspective on the balance between professional achievement and personal passions. His journey also encompasses a love for music, nearly signing with Sony Records, and his pivotal role in bringing the Golden Knights to Las Vegas, showcasing his multifaceted interests and contributions beyond the operating room.   We delve into the truths and trends of the plastic surgery industry, uncovering the deceptive practices that some employ, like manipulated before-and-after photos, and stressing the importance of transparency. With Dr. Millicent Ravello by our side, we dissect the medical tourism rise and the potential pitfalls it poses, particularly focusing on hotspots like Turkey. Our conversation also explores the evolving popularity of procedures like Brazilian Butt Lifts and the influence of social media on beauty standards, providing a comprehensive look at the industry's current landscape.   Beyond surgeries and scalpel work, the episode rounds out with practical advice on at-home beauty and anti-aging techniques. From the benefits of medical-grade skincare products to a spirited discussion of red light therapy and dietary choices for longevity, we aim to provide listeners with actionable insights. And in a thrilling narrative twist, we recount Dr. Calvert's involvement in bringing the Vegas Golden Knights to fruition, underscoring the importance of community connection and ambition that propelled this professional hockey team to success. Whether you're interested in cosmetic surgery, music, or sports, this episode promises an engaging exploration into the lives and passions of those who excel across these fields.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) Plastic Surgeon's Journey to Success (04:37) Top Plastic Surgeon in Beverly Hills (13:04) Plastic Surgery Industry Truths (25:12) Global Plastic Surgery Trends and Dangers (35:15) Anti-Aging Health and Wellness Tips (46:00) Creating Vegas Golden Knights (48:59) Las Vegas Golden Knights Success (55:09) Hockey Passion and Fandom  

Join us as we uncover the fascinating world of Dan Novaes, the innovative CEO of Mode Mobile, whose entrepreneurial spark was ignited during his teenage years. Dan's journey from arbitraging electronics between the U.S. and Brazil to spearheading a revolutionary approach to mobile tech is nothing short of inspiring. His vision for Mode Mobile is profound: transforming smartphones into tools that generate income and help reduce income inequality. Through this episode, you will discover how his unique upbringing and international experiences set the stage for the groundbreaking business model of rewarding everyday smartphone usage.   Dan's path to success is marked with both challenges and triumphs. After a series of entrepreneurial ventures, including a promising app collaboration that skyrocketed almost overnight, Dan's focus shifted from traditional business to software development. This pivotal transition led to the creation of EarnPhone, a system designed to reward users for their daily smartphone activities. By building partnerships with brands and using direct advertising, Mode Mobile shares the value generated from users' attention and data, creating a symbiotic relationship between users and advertisers.   We also explore Mode Mobile's ambitions for global expansion, with an emphasis on partnering with major phone manufacturers to bring this model to the world stage. As Dan discusses the strategic balance needed for operational scaling, the conversation touches on fostering a transparent remote work culture and leveraging AI technology. The episode concludes with a glance into the future of technology, highlighting Mode Mobile's potential to redefine income opportunities. Dan's insights provide a roadmap for aspiring entrepreneurs and tech enthusiasts looking to harness the evolving landscape of smartphones and AI.   CHAPTERS    (00:01) Escape the Drift (02:17) Entrepreneurship Journey (07:59) App Success Pioneer's Entrepreneurial Partnership (18:41) Monetizing Smartphone Usage With Reward System (25:18) Global Expansion and Operational Scaling (32:18) Revenue Strategy and Business Growth (42:34) Building a Transparent and Remote Culture (46:43) Future of Technology and Business Growth (53:36) Podcast Promotion and Engagement  

Comedian, speaker, and author Paul Ollinger takes us on a laughter-filled journey through his life, offering a candid look into his experiences growing up in a large Catholic family in suburban Atlanta. Known for his sharp wit and engaging storytelling, Paul reflects on how sibling rivalry and lively dinner table discussions crafted his communication prowess and competitive spirit. These traits propelled him through academic achievements and early career successes at Launch.com and Facebook, all while he learned to appreciate every step of the journey rather than waiting for a singular definition of success.   Shifting gears, we uncover the intricacies of navigating career transitions, particularly in the ever-evolving media landscape. Paul vividly recounts his pivot from a comfortable position at Yahoo to chasing his passion for stand-up comedy in Los Angeles, a decision that led him to a pivotal role at Facebook during its exponential growth phase. His story illustrates the delicate balance between following one's dreams and maintaining practicality in the face of life's uncertainties, offering listeners valuable insights on resilience and adaptability.   As we wrap up our conversation, we explore the crucial role of AI and technology in modern industries like real estate. Paul shares his unique approach to real estate transactions, emphasizing the importance of trust and emotional intelligence in building lasting client relationships. We also discuss how professionals can stand out in a commoditized market by focusing on clients' holistic needs and the necessity of ongoing education to keep pace with AI advancements. Join us for a thought-provoking episode that combines humor, personal reflection, and industry insights to inspire listeners on their paths to happiness and success.   CHAPTERS    (05:27) - Sibling Rivalry and Achieving Success (10:09) - Navigating Early Career Success in Media (15:25) - Navigating the Corporate Landscape (24:25) - Career Transition and Personal Reflection (36:29) - Achieving Success Through Uniqueness (42:36) - Real Estate, AI, and Industry Innovation (50:17) - The Power of AI in Writing (59:52) - Audience Engagement for Escaping Drift  

Marketing genius John Hyland takes center stage in our latest episode, where he reveals the secrets behind his strategic prowess in building influential brands. Known for steering talents like the Liver King into the spotlight, John shares his remarkable journey from a quiet beach town in Florida to becoming a powerhouse in talent management and marketing. His stealthy approach to brand success is illuminated as he recounts his serendipitous entry into our podcast, sparked by a casual Netflix binge that turned into an unexpected Vegas meet-up. Listen as John elaborates on his philosophy of staying behind the scenes, crafting success stories for others rather than seeking the limelight himself.   We dive into the nuts and bolts of John's methods, from launching massive events like Build-A-Beast to distilling core branding principles that stand the test of time. His philosophy, encapsulated in the MAX approach—Measurable, Actionable, and Extraordinary—serves as a blueprint for cutting through today's media noise. John's unique insights into personal branding strategies prove invaluable, offering a fresh perspective on how to maintain a strategic edge in an ever-evolving industry. With over 200 influencers and athletes under his management, John's wisdom on capturing attention and creating compelling narratives is a masterclass in modern marketing. Join us for an enlightening conversation that promises to redefine how you perceive the art of brand building.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Escape the Drift With Special Guest (02:47) - Marketing and Brand Building Strategies (10:51) - Personal Branding Strategies and Philosophy  

Renowned thought leader and bestselling author John Assaraf graces our studio with his compelling story of transformation from a troubled youth to a successful entrepreneur. John's life journey is a testament to the power of mentorship, self-improvement, and the courage to change one's mindset. He shares the turning points that shifted his path, like a pivotal encounter with an undercover cop and a profound conversation with philanthropist Alan Brown, which set the stage for his future successes.   As we explore John's insights, he emphasizes the essence of commitment and goal-setting, sharing how these principles shaped his journey in the real estate industry. From setting ambitious personal and professional goals to the importance of belief systems, John sheds light on how breaking through limitations can unlock untapped potential. He provides a roadmap for aspiring entrepreneurs, filled with strategies for overcoming fear, managing failures, and using tools like vision boards to visualize success and navigate challenges.   John's wisdom extends beyond mindset, touching on skill development and practical techniques for high performance. By understanding the brain's fear circuit and mastering emotional regulation, he illustrates how anyone can train their brain to achieve excellence. His personal anecdotes and actionable advice offer a blueprint for constructing a reality aligned with one's dreams, encouraging listeners to set clear goals and take meaningful steps towards their vision of success. Join us for an enlightening conversation that promises to inspire and equip you to elevate both your personal and professional life.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Escaping the Drift With John Assaraf (06:14) - Commitment to Achieving Extraordinary Goals (17:23) - Breaking Through Limitations (23:35) - Nurturing Skills in Real Estate Industry (27:04) - Overcoming Fear for High Performance (33:28) - Overcoming Fear and Taking Action (44:42) - Constructing Reality and Setting Goals (50:52) - Creating a Vision for Success (56:17) - Training the Brain  

Send us a textGolf is about finding what truly works for you - whether that's the right putter, the perfect course challenge, or that one magical shot that keeps you coming back for more.This week, we dive deep into the surprising reality of equipment choices on the PGA Tour, revealing that despite Scotty Cameron's cult following among amateurs, the best putters in professional golf overwhelmingly choose Odyssey mallets. Our analysis of the top 25 strokes-gained leaders challenges conventional wisdom and might make you reconsider what belongs in your bag.The conversation pivots to course conditions as we explore Coyote Springs' dramatic transformation. The maintenance team has allowed rough around bunkers to grow to punishing heights, creating "automatic penalties" for players who miss the fairway. This approach has turned an already challenging course into an even more formidable test - one that will humble even the most confident golfers. We compare its value against Piute, weighing factors beyond just price to help you decide which desert gem deserves your next tee time.Dan shares the story of his recent albatross (or double eagle, depending on your preference), a statistical rarity even more uncommon than a hole-in-one. His driver-pitching wedge combination on a par 5 serves as a reminder that golf's most magical moments often arrive unexpectedly.We also touch on Scottie Scheffler's dominant performance at the CJ Cup, where he tied the PGA Tour scoring record, and critique the disappointing television coverage of the recent Black Desert tournament that failed to showcase one of America's most visually stunning courses.Whether you're debating your next equipment purchase, planning a Las Vegas golf trip, or simply looking for insights into what makes a golf course truly great, this episode delivers the perfect combination of practical advice and pure golf appreciation. Subscribe now and join our conversation about the game we all love.The Las Vegas Golf SuperstoreThe premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!The Golf StopAn indoor Trackman Lounge in the south end of the valley featuring four bays, a snack bar, and beer!Rohrs Golf Fitting & building tips, tricks, swag, and custom creations from Neal Rohrbach.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.We hope you enjoy this week's episode, and if you do, please consider leaving us a review on either Spotify or iTunes. Thank You!

Discover the incredible journey of Robert Eisenstadt, an entrepreneur who transformed his life and business against all odds. Robert shares how he quickly scaled Property Pros, a pressure washing business, from humble beginnings in Chicago to unexpected success in Las Vegas. His story serves as a beacon for aspiring entrepreneurs, showcasing the potential in home services and the power of resilience, even in the face of personal loss and early life challenges. Through his experiences, Robert highlights the critical lessons of financial management and strategic business growth, emphasizing the importance of honing one's craft and seizing opportunities.   Our conversation with Robert takes a deeper dive into his personal struggles and triumphs, painting a raw picture of his battles with grief and adversity. From losing dear friends and family to navigating the tumultuous path of teenage hustles, his narrative is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. But it's not all hardship; Robert's story is infused with hope and determination. He turned life's obstacles into stepping stones for success, demonstrating how adversity can fuel personal growth and ambition rather than hinder it. His insights on financial discipline and business acumen offer valuable takeaways for anyone facing their own challenges.   Beyond business and personal growth, we also explore the transformative role of technology in our daily lives. From using ChatGPT as a personal assistant to innovative marketing strategies in the pressure washing business and potential expansions into the holiday lights market, Robert's journey illustrates the intersection of technology and entrepreneurship. The episode concludes with a thought-provoking discussion on the evolving landscape of real estate, AI's role in law and medicine, and the importance of taking risks in pursuit of one's dreams. Robert's story is not just one of business success; it's a compelling narrative of overcoming life's trials and using them as a springboard to greatness.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Entrepreneurship Journey (03:13) - Traumatic Loss and Financial Lessons (09:08) - Choice and Perspective (19:40) - Business Growth and Financial Challenges (25:05) - Scaling a Commercial Pressure Washing Business (36:05) - Overcoming Health Challenges With Determination (41:05) - Harnessing the Power of AI (49:25) - The Future of Real Estate  

Send us a textEver witnessed a wild kingdom moment while lining up your putt? We sure have. This week, we share an incredible nature story from Legacy Golf Course, where a roadrunner hunted, caught, and tried to devour a baby rabbit right before our eyes—something none of us had seen in decades of desert golf.Golf equipment dominates our conversation as we dive into TaylorMade's nostalgic approach with the upcoming R7 Mini Driver release. Unlike competitors who simply shrink their current models, TaylorMade taps into golfers' emotional connections with classic clubs while incorporating modern technology. We explore the ultra-tacky Roo Grips from Grip Master that might transform your short game, proving that sometimes the smallest equipment changes yield the biggest performance improvements.The eternal golfer's dilemma surfaces: do you haul your beloved clubs across the country for just one round, or face the uncertainty of rental sets? We share horror stories of senior-flex "Walmart specials" and surprising successes with rental clubs that made us question our own equipment choices. Meanwhile, Vegas golf courses face maintenance challenges that remind us how even prestigious facilities like Pinehurst occasionally struggle with conditions—a humbling reality for golfers expecting perfection.Our tournament talk highlights the upcoming Vegas Golf Network event at Las Vegas National Golf Club (6:30 a.m. start, one spot remaining!) and professional events, including the LPGA at Black Desert Resort and Epson Tour at Spanish Trail, featuring the talents of Dana Fall and Yana Wilson. Whether you're chasing daylight on the course or tracking golf's most significant events, our insider perspective brings you closer to the game we love.Hit subscribe and join us each week for unfiltered golf talk that goes beyond scorecards and swing tips to capture the true essence of this maddening, magnificent sport.The Las Vegas Golf SuperstoreThe premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!The Golf StopAn indoor Trackman Lounge in the south end of the valley featuring four bays, a snack bar, and beer!Rohrs Golf Fitting & building tips, tricks, swag, and custom creations from Neal Rohrbach.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.We hope you enjoy this week's episode, and if you do, please consider leaving us a review on either Spotify or iTunes. Thank You!

Visionary entrepreneur Ari Meisel transforms the way we think about productivity and time management. From launching a web design company at just 12 years old to founding the innovative Less Doing Movement, Ari has turned personal challenges, including a bout with Crohn's disease, into opportunities for growth and efficiency. He shares the blueprint that has empowered countless entrepreneurs to reclaim their time and avoid the pitfalls of being overwhelmed by business chaos.   Ari's journey is one from the "chronically unemployable" to a successful entrepreneur, enriched by diverse experiences at companies like Freddie Mac and Mac Cosmetics, and under the mentorship of Michael Tomczyk from Wharton. His story is as much about the transformative power of overcoming obstacles as it is about embracing innovation through biohacking. The episode delves into how a shift in health priorities led to the development of unique productivity strategies, culminating in his guidance for founders and CEOs through coaching and writing.   The conversation with Ari also ventures into the future of work, highlighting the pivotal role of AI in reshaping personal and professional spaces. With tools like ChatGPT enhancing everything from diet to productivity, Ari discusses both the opportunities and ethical considerations of automation. The episode concludes with practical insights on maximizing productivity through process optimization, challenging the notion of busyness, and advocating for technology to elevate human roles. Tune in for a wealth of practical strategies and inspirational stories that promise to unlock potential and efficiency.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Optimize, Automate, and Outsource for Success (05:29) - Entrepreneurial Journey and Mentorship (14:51) - Overcoming Crohn's Disease Through Biohacking (19:50) - Advanced Biohacking and Dietary Insights (25:06) - Future of Work and Automated Innovation (32:40) - Maximizing Productivity Through Process Optimization (36:55) - Evolving From Startup to Legacy Businesses (46:26) - Productivity Tools and Personal Growth (55:31) - Unlocking Productivity and Solutions  

Send us a textExploring Laughlin Ranch's exceptional desert golf layout tops our agenda this week, as Jeremy and Dan experience this hidden gem for the first time. The course earns unanimous praise from our crew for its strategic design, challenging greens, and memorable finishing stretch. "It's scorable, but it's also a thin line between being scorable and also will whip your ass," Jeremy observes, highlighting the course's perfect balance of accessibility and challenge.The confusing tee markers spark a heated debate, with Joe frustrated by the identical mining-cart-wheel markers that lack clear color differentiation. "I just wish there was a zinc plating on those T-markers, or a gold plating or a copper plating, because they all look the same," he argues, while others defend the unique mining-themed design. Despite this minor complaint, all agree Laughlin Ranch belongs in their personal top-10 rankings.We dive into golf equipment reselling on Whatnot, with Joe and Matt sharing both success stories and warnings about potential scams. "If you're not educated, you can fall for that easily," Matt cautions, offering tips for scoring legitimate deals on the increasingly popular platform. The conversation shifts to Justin Thomas's impressive 61 at Harbortown, with Jeremy providing perspective from having played the notoriously tight course himself. We also recap the recent TopGolf Invitational, where Dan's enthusiastic participation in the alcohol offerings led to some memorable singing across Horizon Ridge. The episode wraps with birthday dinner recommendations for Matt, with Cleaver emerging as the unanimous steakhouse choice.Subscribe to our YouTube channel and help us reach our 500-subscriber milestone—we've got gift cards waiting to celebrate with our loyal listeners!The Las Vegas Golf SuperstoreThe premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!The Golf StopAn indoor Trackman Lounge in the south end of the valley featuring four bays, a snack bar, and beer!Rohrs Golf Fitting & building tips, tricks, swag, and custom creations from Neal Rohrbach.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.We hope you enjoy this week's episode, and if you do, please consider leaving us a review on either Spotify or iTunes. Thank You!

Growing up, John learned the value of perseverance early on, and it shaped his entrepreneurial spirit. Our guest, James Catledge, knows this journey all too well, having soared to great heights in the business world before facing a significant fall from grace. His story is a compelling exploration of ambition, trust, and the unconventional paths that can lead to both triumph and tribulation. Today, James shares the invaluable lessons he's learned from his experiences, including his involvement in a $180 million Ponzi scheme and the legal challenges he faced. His insights on redemption and resilience are not just cautionary tales but powerful guidance for those seeking success without the pitfalls.   Listeners will gain a unique perspective on the formative experiences that shape leaders, starting with the perseverance and communication skills honed by Mormon missionaries during their door-to-door evangelism. These skills served James well, from his early days in radio sales and the insurance industry to his remarkable rise in business. The episode highlights the role of ambition and the art of leveraging client relationships for entrepreneurial success, illustrating how unconventional paths can lead to extraordinary achievements. James also reflects on the pivotal moments that defined his career, from crucial encounters with mentors to transformative business strategies.   The journey doesn't end with his downfall; it continues through a process of rebuilding and personal transformation. Serving time in prison became a profound experience for James, offering lessons in leadership and the power of human connection even in the darkest moments. As he rebuilds his character and career, James emphasizes the importance of learning from past mistakes, maintaining financial oversight, and embracing a more cautious approach to investments. His story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the possibility of redemption, offering listeners a thoughtful exploration of how to navigate adversity and emerge stronger on the other side.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Overcoming Fear and Building Resilience (10:29) - Evolution of Responsibility and Resilience (23:16) - Journey to Success and Independence (36:07) - Build Business Partnerships for Success (41:17) - Insurance Agency Success and Mentorship (52:40) - Building a Diversified Business Portfolio (01:06:39) - Life-Changing Experience Behind Bars (01:11:29) - Rebuilding Character After Adversity  

Dave Anderson, a broadcasting industry veteran who has shared the microphone with legends like Charlemagne, brings his wealth of experience to our latest episode of "Escaping the Drift." Join us as we explore the fervent sports culture of Philadelphia, where loyalty and confrontation go hand in hand. Dave takes us down memory lane with stories that capture the city's gritty spirit, from the notorious jail in the old Veterans Stadium to its relentless quest for respect. Our conversation paints a vivid picture of a city characterized by resilience and passionate devotion, offering insights into what makes Philly fans uniquely formidable.   We then shift the conversation to the steadfast nature of traditional radio in the digital age, highlighting its unmatched local charm and reliability during emergencies. Drawing on personal career journeys, we discuss the courage needed to transition from conventional roles to entrepreneurial paths, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and self-awareness. Sales skills come under the spotlight, as we share anecdotes from our early careers that demonstrate the art of building genuine relationships. We also critique the often detrimental influence of "alpha sales gurus," advocating instead for sincerity and authenticity in client interactions.   Wrapping up, we delve into strategies for effective sales calls, underscoring the importance of preparation and respect for the client's time. Positive energy emerges as a crucial ingredient for success, with belief in one's product and self being key drivers of achievement. As we navigate the themes of perspective and support networks, we reinforce the value of diversity in thought and strategy. Ultimately, we conclude that sales is less about products and more about creating real human connections, urging listeners to celebrate the irreplaceable human element in all sales endeavors.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Escaping the Drift With Dave Anderson (09:23) - Radio's Resilience and Transition to Sales (14:10) - Building Relationships in Sales and Publishing (23:51) - Rejecting Alpha Sales Gurus (27:47) - Effective Sales Call Strategies (35:37) - Positive Energy and Sales Success (43:10) - Choosing Your Perspective and Circle (46:25) - Embrace Diversity in Sales Success (53:20) - Sales Is About Real Connections  

Wall Street legend Steve Eisman, famously depicted by Steve Carell in "The Big Short," joins us for a thought-provoking discussion on the shifting tides of the global economy. With his unique perspective on tariffs and trade wars, Steve dubs these issues a "theological problem," challenging the age-old teachings of free trade. We reflect on the historical impacts of NAFTA and China's WTO entry, contemplating their mixed blessings on GDP growth and job creation. This episode aims to cut through the noise, offering you a seat at the table for an expert analysis of today's complex economic landscape.   Our conversation explores the stark realities facing the American manufacturing sector amid globalization and trade policies. Together, Steve and I recount firsthand experiences from economically ravaged regions, discussing the potential impact of President Trump's tariffs. We consider the ripple effects on countries like China, Mexico, and Canada, pondering whether they can negotiate favorable trade deals. As companies like Apple and Nike adjust to new trade realities, we delve into how these policies might reshape supply chains and create unexpected opportunities.   Turning our attention to investments and future market conditions, we dissect the feasibility of rekindling U.S. manufacturing through tax incentives and organized labor's role. From emotional to rational decision-making, Steve sheds light on market dynamics and the potential for a full-blown trade war. We also explore the real estate market's current challenges, influenced by mortgage rate fluctuations, and the transformative role of AI in manufacturing and finance. As we wrap up, we reflect on the importance of interpreting information in a rapidly changing world, sharing insights from institutions like Wharton and Harvard on the art of data interpretation for market success.   CHAPTERS    (00:00) - Economic Trends (05:40) - Impact of Trade Policies on Manufacturing (12:47) - Implications of Trade War on Investments (18:56) - Real Estate Market Discussion and Insights (32:24) - Investors, AI, and Information Interpretation  

Send us a textAn unexpected April Fool's joke serves as the catalyst for a wide-ranging golf conversation that touches on personal vulnerability, professional competition, and the bridges that can be built through our shared passion for the game.Mike from Beautiful Golf Courses executed the perfect prank on Matt, creating a fake argument over PGA Tour vs. creator's content that left our host genuinely distressed, unfollowed, blocked, and questioning his place in the golf community. The genius? Mike launched the prank on March 31st, catching Matt completely off-guard and demonstrating the emotional investment we all have in our golf relationships.The conversation transitions smoothly to Min Woo Lee's impressive tournament victory, with the hosts breaking down how his electric short game helped him hold off Scottie Scheffler's charge. A fascinating technical discussion reveals how, despite Min Woo's significantly higher ball speed, Scottie's optimized spin keeps him competitive off the tee—a reminder that raw power isn't everything in golf.The winner of Matt's Fourteen 40 Golf Giveaway was announced!Congrats to Scott Bruneel, aka @ttucliffhanger, for having your name selected and winning all the gear!Philadelphia's golf scene takes center stage as the hosts explore what might be America's most underrated golf destination, complete with descriptions of Marion's iconic wicker basket flags and the region's surprising course density. Meanwhile, the Vegas Golf Network tournament results showcase the local golf community's accomplishments, with several members collecting impressive victories.The episode culminates with a surprising announcement: LAB Golf's Sam Hahn will join next week's show for a candid conversation, bringing with him a generous custom putter giveaway for one lucky listener. It's a powerful reminder that in golf, passionate disagreements can transform into productive collaborations when approached with openness and respect.What begins as a story about being pranked evolves into a testament to golf's ability to create meaningful connections. Follow us for details on the upcoming Lab Golf giveaway and join us next week for what promises to be an enlightening conversation.The Las Vegas Golf SuperstoreThe premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!The Golf StopAn indoor Trackman Lounge in the south end of the valley featuring four bays, a snack bar, and beer!Rohrs Golf Fitting & building tips, tricks, swag, and custom creations from Neal Rohrbach.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.We hope you enjoy this week's episode, and if you do, please consider leaving us a review on either Spotify or iTunes. Thank You!

Send us a textThe golf equipment rabbit hole runs deep in this laughter-filled episode as the crew shares their latest struggles and triumphs on the course. When Matt reveals he's hitting his driver better than ever while completely losing his iron game, the others commiserate about the perpetual balancing act that is golf improvement.A spirited debate erupts over wedge selection, with Joe passionately defending his 60-degree wedge despite admitting it only produces magic 1% of the time. "That 1% when it works is better than the 99% that failed," he argues, perfectly capturing the optimistic delusion every golfer knows all too well. Meanwhile, others have converted to the 58-degree camp, with testimonials pouring in from listeners who've made the switch.The conversation shifts to the addictive world of online golf equipment buying, with confessions about deleting the Whatnot app to prevent further gear accumulation. "It's a marketplace where you can score some shit if you know your shit," Joe explains, before warning listeners, "But don't do it. But if you want to try and buy stuff you can't get anywhere else, do it. But I suggest not doing it."The crew provides a thoughtful analysis of TGL's inaugural season, offering constructive criticism about how to improve the simulator golf league. From eliminating the repetitive "speed bump" on every green to keeping player microphones open for more authentic interactions, their suggestions come from a place of wanting the innovative format to succeed.Looking ahead to tournament preparations and the approaching Masters, the enthusiasm builds for upcoming play and viewing parties. With 72 players signed up for their weekend tournament and perfect weather in the forecast, golf season is hitting full stride. How's your game shaping up for the major championship season ahead?The Las Vegas Golf SuperstoreThe premier retail destination for golfers in the Las Vegas Valley!The Golf StopAn indoor Trackman Lounge in the south end of the valley featuring four bays, a snack bar, and beer!Rohrs Golf Fitting & building tips, tricks, swag, and custom creations from Neal Rohrbach.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.We hope you enjoy this week's episode, and if you do, please consider leaving us a review on either Spotify or iTunes. Thank You!

This week, we have a presentation from the Sins and Survivors Podcast hosted by the talented Shaun and John. I'm sharing this episode about the disappearance of Karla Rodriguez - this is a case that needs more attention.  Karla Rodriguez, whom her family called “Karlita” was like any other 7-year-old little girl living in the Las Vegas Valley in the late 1990s. Her parents moved here to give their kids a better life and to pursue more opportunities. Karla disappeared on the evening of Wednesday, October 20th, 1999, and hasn't been seen since, but her family has never given up hope that she's out there somewhere, that she had the opportunity to grow up somehow. Police drew strong connections to serial killer Curtis Dean Anderson who was known to be in Las Vegas around that time. http://sinspod.co/episode27sources