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Greg, Tim, and Andy talk about who they want to cosplay, Gina Carano, Nick, and more! Time Stamps - 00:00:00 - Start 00:04:40 - Let Nick be Nick 00:14:50 - Cosplay 00:53:45 - More Cosplay 01:05:10 - The KF Family 01:10:00 - Gina Carano 01:18:19 - Tim explains NFL Football rules

Super Bowl champion Eric Davis and Rahshaun Haylock discuss the Niners losing to the Bills in the desert. What did we learn? Did Brian Griese serve up some tea regarding the Niners QB plans? Have we seen the last of a dominant defense with this group? Let Nick cook? Plus more!

Think of yourself as an Introvert? Wondering how someone like you can build a strong network of friends, colleagues, and associates but feel awkward or uncomfortable around others? You are not alone. As an Introvert, you have to come up with new ways to talk to others and meet new people. We've got an expert for that. Nick Shelton is the best selling author of An Introverts Guide to World Domination. His book goes way beyond ordinary professional networking and tells you how to level up your networking in all areas of your life. In this episode we ask him about how networking has changed during quarantine, what we can do now, and how can we set ourselves up for success at networking. He tells us why we should make ourselves memorable and how to get to the key person in any room. This episode is full of tips that any Introvert can apply immediately. You can build your network now. Let Nick tell you how. Our Guest, Nick Shelton is the author of An Introvert's Guide to World Domination, and can be found at ConnectedIntrovert.com. Are you on the Tech After Five mailing list? http://eepurl.com/KLhj Looking to connect with Carol Hamilton? Look for her on LinkedIn. (https://www.linkedin.com/in/carolhamiltonlive/) Scott Pfeiffer helps entrepreneurs succeed and partnerships thrive @ Mind Your Own Business. Phil Yanov is the Founder and Lead Community Organizer of Tech After Five. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/techafterfive/message

Greetings, soccer fans, and welcome back to The Sons of a Pitch: An American Soccer Podcast. In this episode, your hosts review the draw for the 2020 CONCACAF Champions League (CCL) and give their picks and preliminary positions. Tune in to hear about the favorites, the dark horses, and the teams that could surprise. If you're not familiar with the tournament, this episode will give you all the knowledge to confidently rant about the games on social media. In the second half of the show, Nick and Mike discuss the latest headlines from around Major League Soccer (MLS). Tonight, they focus on big names and big money as Sporting KC, Toronto FC, LA Galaxy, and San Jose Earthquakes all made recent headlines. Quickly: SKC sign Alan Pulido TFC sign Michael Bradley LA Galaxy sign Sacha Kljestan San Jose Earthquakes sign Cristian Espinoza Barcelona (rumored to) sign Carlos Vela These teams have broken the bank to get these players. Will it pay off? Let Nick and Mike give you their unfiltered opinion on the signings ... along with which teams have missed out so far (ahem ... Chicago). Be sure to join the conversation and keep up with our social media: Twitter: @SOPSoccer Facebook: @sonsofapitchsoccer Youtube: Sons of a Pitch Email: podcast@sonsofapitchsoccer.com Swag: Redbubble SOP Page

“This is probably the most practical episode of Scale Up Your Business Podcast done to date.” In today’s episode, Nick highlights the important of tracking metrics inside the business to maximise results and performance. If you’re not doing it, then how sure are you you’re achieving whatever your goals are in your business?  The shift from owner-operator and owner-investor or scaling up can be quick and easy if we establish business performance measures. Discover also some tips to help you create your own ‘scorecard’. Your business metrics will surely differ from another’s, so you have to put be dedicated to find the right one for you. Let Nick help you when you listen in. KEY TAKEAWAYS Tracking your metrics lets you see the improvements and results in your business. Ensuring that your cash flow is healthy Maintaining a top-level performance Achieving overall business goals Boosting productivity and efficiency Bringing out issues, challenges, and concerns early on Implement your own scorecard. It’s different for every business depending on your goals and how you achieve them. Your scorecard should not just show how you are performing as of now, but also how you have performed in the past and where you’re heading in the future. Use web analytics services. When looking at Google Analytics (or any platform of your chosen tool), Nick tracks a certain data point, which is of no correlation to the success of the business, for a number of months. Here are some tips to help you create your own: Be very clear in your vision. Identify at most 15 but not less than 5 categories that you’re going to measure. Using key questions based on what’s important to you will make this easy. Include metrics that are related to your core processes (e.g. HR, operation, marketing, etc.) Assign each goal to each team member. It’s a weekly process. Bring out the scorecard every week to review it. Most likely, after 4-6 months, you’ll have a scorecard that you can use in the long-term. BEST MOMENTS “If you can really make a few pointers from today – the different things, the different approaches I’m going to provide you – you can really start making a huge difference.” “What gets measured gets done.” “Understand the metrics – all the indicators. Not just because it will get you where you need to, but it will keep your alive.” “Your business is your business; your scorecard will be unique.” VALUABLE RESOURCES Scale Up Your Business Podcast: Rock Thomas: Interview With The World’s #1 Whole-Life-Success Expert | Apple | Stitcher | Omny Google Analytics Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman ABOUT THE HOST My name is Nick Bradley. I’m an entrepreneur, author, speaker and investor. My background is in growing and scaling VC and private equity backed businesses. Having successfully built, bought and sold a number of companies, and removed myself from day-to-day operations, my focus now is on helping entrepreneurs get to where they want to be, in business and in life. As well as investing in growth businesses and backing turnarounds - with the ultimate aim of creating value from significant capital events. I’m passionate about personal and professional development showing up and being the best version of myself ... every day. My bigger vision is to help bring entrepreneurial skills, experience and mindset to people in developing nations - so they can follow their dreams, live life more on their terms - utilising entrepreneurship as a global force for good. CONTACT METHODS https://twitter.com/nickcbradley nick@fielding.global fielding.global

Nick McQuik is a comedian, podcaster, TV producer, on-air personality, former mechanic, and all-around fascinating dude. He sits down with me this Wednesday, June 26 for a full chat. But before we get there, he tells me the most harrowing story I think I’ve ever had on First Jobs. Let Nick tell you about moving...

Nick McQuik is a comedian, podcaster, TV producer, on-air personality, former mechanic, and all-around fascinating dude. He sits down with me this Wednesday, June 26 for a full chat. But before we get there, he tells me the most harrowing story I think I’ve ever had on First Jobs. Let Nick tell you about moving...

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Let Nick and Tom be your conductors on the Orient Express in this episode all about how to write campaigns.

Goodbye Wochit, Hello Dark Sewer Network News! Do you miss Wochit news breakdowns? Let Nick the Rat know!

I hope you are ready for some spooky poltergeist stories and awesome music! If not, turn back now! Let Nick the Rat guide you through the mysteries of the unknown!

Everyone loves zombies. Why? Because they're the disgusting, shuffling, brain-eating, undying corpses of your friends and family. Wait--what? Let's start again. Everyone loves an apocalypse. Why? Because the foundations of society crumple and instead of working at a ho-hum but decent job and raising a nice, mostly put-together family, you're forced to survive hostile terrain, insane machines, cataclysmic weather, incurable diseases, and unfathomably repulsive aliens. Wait--again? Seriously, guys. Zombies? Invasions? Disaster? Why do we enjoy this stuff? Let Nick and Tim help answer your questions as they analyze the appeal of post-apocalyptic stories in this episode of Derailed Trains of Thought. Then, because the world can't get enough death and destruction, they decide to brainstorm a few of their own "end of the world" scenarios for your enjoyment. But don't be afraid. As long as you can jury-rig a car battery to operate your iPod so you can listen to your favorite podcast on storytelling, who cares if the world burns. Am I right? Show Notes

Do you wears a lot of T-Shirts? Whats on them? Pictures? Logos? What is your favorite and Why? Let Nick and Mac know for future episodes. Also, What is up with TNT and the way they released the episode of Falling Skies? Is the Ultimate Universe ending? Nick seems to think so. Have you watched "Being Human" on the BBC or Sci-Fi channel? Which do you prefer? What do you think of Superman? Is he still too powerful? Batman in the next Superman Movie? Yes Please:) This weeks song is "Goodbye is All We Have" by Alison Krauss and Union Station. Please "Like" us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Ne... and give us a subsciption on youtube.com/macwjack. Feedback, Art and questions always welcome. See you next week for a major debate:)