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In this very raw episode, we go deep on yoga teacher pet peeves! Things that really commonly piss us off as teachers, and happen universally in all types of yoga classes. Byron and Michael both share some personal stories and insights into their own experiences of yoga class pet peeves. Plus if you're a yoga teacher there are some great insights and pointers in here for how to deal with some of these issues if they occur in your classes. It's also valuable to take note as a student in case you have any of these bad habits yourself. Maybe you aren't even aware, but you might be pissing off your teacher. So, at the very least, understanding your bad habits could help you be a better student. (00:00) A special Going Pro offer (02:11) Byron is PISSED OFF! (03:22) Students showing up late, GRRRR! (05:00) Locking your students out of class (06:05) Michael's lateness broke time itself… (07:35) Instagram content shouldn't be captured in a yoga class (09:15) Parents parenting in class, DON'T, instead just be a student (10:26) When Byron snaps at a parent… (12:12) Interrupting the class with a question (13:49) Talking ruins the practice for other students (14:30) Going off sequence (16:17) The beauty in everyone's flaws (17:32) Pet peeves are rooted in your childhood --- SPECIAL OFFER: Become a founding member of the much anticipated Going Pro Yoga Platform! A sneak peak of what's inside: The first EVER Priority Cueing System for over 120 yoga poses, with over 300 variations and modifications, to refine your teaching The first EVER Sequencing Vault with over 70 videos to plug-in-play and create your own sequences in minutes. The first EVER Injury Management and Injury Prevention Program for Yoga Teachers from yours truly And so much more.. When you become a founding member, you'll NEVER have to pay a monthly subscription, you'll get access for life, and you'll receive all updates and addons. The perks of being the first ones in the door! Add your name and email to the waitlist and be the first one in the door! I want to Join the waitlist and become a founding member! --- PODCAST DETAILS: This podcast is dedicated to aspiring yoga teachers who want to develop their craft with integrity and authenticity. Co-hosted by Michael Henri, Paul Teodo and Byron de Marsé Send us an email Send us a voice-note comment/question

In this episode of Articles-On-The-Go, Hank Balch examines how better practices and safety can be achieved by a simple case cart lock--"The broad implications of an unassuming disposable case cart lock can have a dramatic impact on any number of sterile processing teams around the country. Locks can streamline your case picking and missing list identification. They can promote accountability and trust among OR and SPD teams. Ultimately, they can provide a greater measure of safety and integrity to the patient care process..." #sterileprocessing #wefightdirty #casecartlocks #lockitdown

Naomi chats with Linlin Cao about how training her two cats helped with the integration of two dogs into their household. In this episode we discuss:Our cast of charactersSimon: 7-year-old cat Tiffany: 6-year-old cat Niko the dog Sunny the dog      Simon was their first pet – adopted just after graduate school, thinking a cat would be an easier pet to adopt first. Tiffany was a little stray kitten found in Chinatown, Houston. Was going to be taken to the shelter before Lin Lin's husband fell in love with her. Niko was supposed to only be a foster pup but ended up a permanent member of the family Sunny, a lovable retriever is the baby of the family Introducing Tiffany the Kitten to Simon the CatTook Simon a long while to get used to Tiffany. He was scared of her. Back then, Lin Lin didn't know much about animal behavior but had read that sometimes older cats can be scared of kittens. Simon had never really interacted with other cats before Kept them separated for about a month Used a baby gate Always interaction with supervision Bringing Niko the dog into the familyNiko was a shelter dog. Had been fostered but had very bad kennel cough so it stressed him out Was not planned to go home with Lin Lin but one thing lead to another and he was in the car ready to go to his foster home to recover from his kennel cough But he never left! The introduction to the cats went very poorly Was only 6 months old and starting to be very hyperactive Very reactive to the cats Digging at the door to get to the cats if they were locked away Finding solutions to the interactions between Niko and the catsNiko was already crate trained Installed a baby gate for double protection Focused on management Niko could go about his business despite knowing the cats are in the house instead of trying to get at them Baby gates/Locking in rooms – steps to cat-dog introductionMany steps before dogs and cats can interact if there are initial issues Even a baby gate can be too fast, too soon Need to teach Niko to settle on his own before introducing the cats further Using the right kind of trainingStarted off with reactive training which produced a negative result Increased levels of stress Had to keep increasing the correction – obviously not working Switched to positive reinforcement training Things got better with the cats Lin Lin read up on body language and learned to understand his behavior much more Behavior focusFocus on behavior helped minimize blowups Subtleties of body language helped signpost behavior before it escalated Body language that doesn't look problematic can be early indicator of behavior that will cause problems Allowing both animals to feel safe to do normal things before introducing them Otherwise very synthetic, one-side interaction Different animals like different things Simon likes to be chased by the dogs. Tiffany doesn't. Tiffany needs high places to feel safe when the dogs are in the room Gradual introduction between Niko and the catsControlled the interaction distance Baby gates Holding the cats Keeping the space regulated but decreasing the distance gradually Sit in place and callback training for Niko Allowing natural behaviorNiko has prey drive Likes the chase but not so much the catch Training that allows him to chase in a safe way Introducing Sunny into the householdIntroduced during a time when Niko wasn't doing well in his sports and Lin Lin was looking for a dog to do sports with Sunny tried to play Simon who wasn't scared of him Sunny has displeasure in his elbow and needed surgery – recovery didn't go as well as hoped Had a limp and needed more surgery Was crate-rested until two years old Once Sunny was able to be released, he was suddenly a lot bigger than the others were used to Introductions need to start over Did a lot of focused training with him Whiplash turn Sit on mat Training with SimonClicker training from the start Shake...

Locking and unlocking Pick 'n Place feeders (0:02) Stencil machine placing support pins (0:23) View inside stencil machine in production mode (0:38) Inspecting LED Glasses before sending into reflow oven (0:55) https://www.adafruit.com/product/5210 Prepped pile of LED Glasses (1:11) https://www.adafruit.com/product/5210 Tester for our newest CO2 sensor, the SCD-41 (1:13) https://www.adafruit.com/product/5190 Bins of components for prototyping (1:16) Pile of old PCBs (1:18) Afternoon sun looking north (1:24) #adafruit #manufacturing #madeinnyc ----------------------------------------- Visit the Adafruit shop online - http://www.adafruit.com ----------------------------------------- LIVE CHAT IS HERE! http://adafru.it/discord Adafruit on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adafruit Subscribe to Adafruit on YouTube: http://adafru.it/subscribe New tutorials on the Adafruit Learning System: http://learn.adafruit.com/ -----------------------------------------

According to the NCAA, only 3 percent of high school football players make it to Division 1. And of those players, less than 2 percent make it to the NFL. Getting there is hard enough. Locking down one of only 32 long snapper spots seems impossible. So how did Brett Goode go from snapping against the goal posts in high school to walking on at Arkansas, lasting a decade in the NFL and winning a Super Bowl title? To him, it was just hard work and a determination to live out a life-long dream. And along the way, he got to be a part of some incredible moments at Arkansas, and was a part of some incredible teams. That helped prepare him for the NFL: His first game was Aaron Rodgers' debut with the Packers on Monday Night Football. That game was the first of 152 in the NFL for Goode, who won a Super Bowl along the way. It's a storybook career for a guy who found a niche in high school and worked hard to become one of the 32 best in the world.

Linus Torvalds attempts to get kernel developers to clean up their code, the performance regression that almost shipped, and the major production struggle Red Hat acknowledged this week. Plus, we try out Microsoft's Linux distro, and some thoughts on our editorial style.

Linus Torvalds attempts to get kernel developers to clean up their code, the performance regression that almost shipped, and the major production struggle Red Hat acknowledged this week. Plus, we try out Microsoft's Linux distro, and some thoughts on our editorial style.

Wednesday, September 8th, 2021 RE: Locking in your interest rate - Can you still make changes? Debbie's co-host today is, mortgage educator and loan officer, Larry Ehrlich, or more lovingly referred to at the company as, our mortgage dad :-) At the top of the show they discuss the incredibly hot weather in Valencia, Debbie's new pink boat and other fun topics like “pumpkin spice weather.” Debbie tells her audience that her team is a “One Stop Shop” and are here to help seven days a week. The team is very reachable. Quoting Debbie, "All you have to do is reach out, no matter what state you are in!” If you are looking to buy, sell, refinance, or all three, they can get you moved forward in the right direction. Debbie and Larry jump into Mortgage after their quick catch up and begin to discuss the dynamics of locking in your interest rate. When clients ask about locking in rates, Larry says that rates are always constantly changing and that it's always a risk as to whether it will be decent one day but better the next, and vice versa. Diving deeper, interest rates are based upon the client's FICO score and financial history says Debbie. She also says that the applications need to be filled out completely in order to get an accurate interest rate, especially when it comes to your debt to income ratio.  Larry says that once you are locked into a rate you are locked in! If the rates get worse during your lock period, you are still locked in. Or if the rates get better, you are locked in! So it can go both ways. The market is very volatile says Larry. Debbie mentions that in order to keep the locked in “agreed upon” rate, the client must be ready within that rate lock period, typically 30 days. If you are not ready to close within your rate lock term, an extension fee will be incurred. We want to avoid that if at all possible. How do you make sure that you do not get hit with that rate lock extension fee? Be responsive and get in all of your documentation as fast as possible upon request. Debbie discusses the rate lock being tied to the day that it was requested, not your loan amount or loan program or term. All of those things can be changed along the way but your interest rate is tied to the rate sheet and what was available on the rate sheet issued when the lock was originally requested. Larry's opinion, "If clients are happy with their rate, lock it, especially because rates are on an upward trend at this time within the market." The Mortgage Mom team is here every step of the way to help their clients through the application process. Debbie says, “Use the Mortgage Mom Radio App, send us an e-mail or just call in! Getting a free phone consultation is your first step in this process!” The whole goal of Mortgage Mom Radio is to create a game plan for our clients and to educate them. It is the very best way to see your goal past the finish line. How do you schedule a phone consultation with mom? BOOK NOW Get your free consultation today! We are LIVE on YOUTUBE every Wednesday. Watch us record our show! Want to be interactive with us live during the show? Or, want to download our phone app?  Text "MOM" to 844-935-3634 to receive a weekly link to join. You will also receive the link to download the app. Thinking of buying your first home and you have no idea where to start? Watch our HOMEBUYER WORKSHOP SERIES on YouTube! We would love your support help Mortgage Mom Radio continue to bring you free education weekly. Buy a shirt, a beer mug, or beach bag. Check out our T'Shirts and More Store! Debbie Marcoux is licensed by the Department of Financial Innovations under the California Residential Mortgage Lending Act, NMLS ID 237926, also licensed in AZ-0941504, FL-LO76508, GA-69178, ID - MLO 2080237926, IL-031.0058339, NV-57237, OR, TN-184373, TX, WA-MLO-237926

In this episode Russ recaps the Bucs vs boys 2021 kickoff game. Why the Ravens are now red flagged, 3 best bets of the weekend and the 4 guys he's locked into this year.. And much more!

In this episode, we discuss the new deal that Alabama QB Bryce Young landed, plus the new football league- starring high school players- we heard about that may merge with The Rock's XFL, is Green Bay on their last leg, and the hottest topics in sports!

During this episode, Tyler Hughes recaps the 2021 48 hr Sniper Adventure challenge and what it took to survive. The event start thursday September 2nd at 7pm and ended Saturday September 4th at 7pm. What happened during is whats so intriguing. 53 hours no sleep. Land Navigation. Shooting. Hiking over 54 miles. Finding your own source of water. Locking picking. escape and evasion. Its all in there! The year-long preparation. Tyler brings Fred from Bison Tactical, his partner, on the call to discuss memorable moments, gear, and his prep leading into the challenge. Definitely an episode that will keep you entertained and questioning if you should enter the gauntlet next year!

In this episode, Gary and James discuss various brands of locking hubs and their pros and cons against standard unit bearings you'll find in most stock jeeps. They discuss the features of locking hubs from Mile Marker, Warn, Teraflex, Dynaloc from Dynatrac and Yukon. Also discuss a straight flange, aka a slug, and hub conversion kits.  Tune in to hear a fresh new episode of the Northwest Jeepcast.   Northwest Jeepcast Wheeling America 2022   --Visit Northridge4x4.com for all your Jeep needs and listen for a special coupon code. And follow us @nwjeepcast on Instagram, Twitter, YouTube and Facebook.

It's important to check your credit report on an annual basis for any errors. This could help detect credit fraud before it gets out of hand. Locking your credit report is the best protection from credit fraud.

In this episode of Aeternum Radio, Slacker, Ruko, and BigPapa review the news, features, and opinions surrounding New World: An Amazon Games Studio MMORPG. Join them as they discuss exciting update involving a newly announced Beta. They've also each brought a build to discuss after they're experiences on the Beta. Finally, they'll deep dive into the hotly debated mechanic: Stagger and the effects of stun-locking in PVP. All this and more can be found on our Discord - join us for live discussions and Q&As! The guys are eager to hear your thoughts! You can email them directly with questions, comments, suggestions or more at: AeternumRadioPodcast@gmail.com

Jason Martin reacts to Jameis Winston being named the week 1 starter for the New Orleans Saints. Despite Winston's talent, Jason thinks this is the last shot the former number one draft pick will have at a starting role. Urban Meyer has a questionable past, and according to reports from inside the Jaguars locker-room, he could be on the path to a questionable future. Does Matt Nagy have the luxury to sit around in Chicago and not start Justin Fields for a year? Zach Wilson is turning heads in New York, and the rest of the country too for that matter. Jason is going to have his eye on the Rams this upcoming season. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

WA locking everyone out but hosting the AFL Grand Final - does it pass the pub test?

Phones are a wonderful tool and extremely useful multipurpose device, however they are not the best way to access God's Word. In this episode, I share 3 reasons why it is important to read a physical Bible. I'd love to hear your thoughts, dear one. I pray this blesses you, sister. If so, I might be a person to come along side of you and guide you through other issues that may be keeping you from living fully, freely and healthfully. You see, as a Christian health coach, I help women get set free from toxic behaviors and patterns that are impacting their overall health. Partnering with the Holy Spirit and using the Bible as our source of Truth, we uncover deep rooted issues that are impacting your and keeping you from living fully, freely, and fearlessly. Once our spirit and soul are aligned with Truth, our bodies prosper in health 3 John 2! Are you ready to commit your health to His Hands!?!? Message me to see how I might be able to support you on your journey. frannie@shinewithfrannie.com I do not promote or advocate any NO PILLS, POWDERS, PRODUCTS, PROGRAMS, or PROCEDURES--simply the presence and power of the Holy Spirit along with prayer, patience and me as your prayer warrior helping you fight these battles and claim your position of victory against the devil's fiery darts! If this encouraged you, please share with another, follow the podcast so you receive new downloads every time! AANNNNDDDD....I would appreciate if you'd leave a rating and review, too! And how could I have forgotten?!??! Our Come Alive retreat is on the horizon! This all-inclusive weekend of faith, fitness and fun is happening Oct 29-31 in Melbourne, FL, and we would love to have you join us. Click here to learn more and register today! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/frannie-foltz/support

For episode 200 we're opening up recording night to ALL members of TTC Discord! No patreon subscription needed. Stab: Ampeg SCR-DI 00:14:29 Derek's first show since October 2019 is this weekend! Stab: EQ Hoof Reaper 00:19:53 Mythos Oracle Analog Delay $259 Stab: Montreal Assembly Count to Five 00:27:20 I got one! Inspired by Japanese echo pedals but isn't a direct clone of anything Super simple layout, time, feedback, mix. 600ms, but tap tempo lets you go longer! External tap jack Fender Cory Wong Stratocaster Stab: Boss DC-2w 00:37:14 If you don't know Cory Wong, you're blowing it. Slightly redesigned body and headstock! I can't believe Fender let him do that. Seymour Duncan Cory Wong “Clean Machine” pickups. Two single coils and a stacked bridge pickup. Modern D shape neck with a compound radius fingerboard 10-14” Satin Sapphire Blue lacquer finish Locking tuners Standard 5 way blade switch but the second tone pot is push/push to go immediately to 4th position (neck/middle) $2000 Pedal Genie 00:49:24 Walrus Audio Bellweather reverb link because I think it's discontinued! Electro-Harmonix Bass Soul Food - what the fuck?... $108.90 Suggestions of the week: Stab: Beetronix OctaHive 01:15:48 Shut Up and Sit Down youtube channel Patreon Carson Ricketts Nick Greenwood Timmy S. Matthew Fenselau (pronounced fence-law) Riesenwolf! Jamie Evans Jeffrey Wright Doug King Doug Gann Righteous Ryan Johnson Steve Huffman Jonas Sabatini Eric Girabaldi Andrew Walsh from Andrew's Alcove OG Friend of the show Brian Rizzi Doug Christ of Thirty7 FX Sean Wright of Lollygagger FX Brian Gower and Kyle McIntyre of The Tone Jerks Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thetonecontrol/message

This week for the 70th Episode of Kush Chat the guys are Kush Chatting about Keon taking his first Covid-19 Vaccine Dose, Jason asking question of the year, Making A Murderer: Monster Energy Can Man, Eminem to guest star on 50 Cent's new show “BMF” as White Boy Rick, Is Mayor Bill De Blasio Hip Hop? New Zealand announces Locking down the entire country because of one Covid case, Escort steals $13,000 Rolex from East Village apartment & more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How do you lock in and define your customer? It's a great question and one I'm excited to talk through today. Thomas Joyner with Business on Purpose here. It's so powerful... knowing who you want to sell to. Locking and truly defining your ideal customer.  If you examine successful businesses across the landscape, almost always their success is a result of them knowing EXACTLY who they are selling to.  Take someone like Chick Fila. They have successfully targeted a group of people that want to eat Chicken in a clean, convenient, customer service forward way. They don't branch into tacos and burgers and pizza. Trying to hit every single customer! No, they stay focused and then spread out their offerings to hit that demographic in as many ways as possible.  So how do you do this in your own business? How do you figure out who that ideal client is so you can then serve them better than anyone else? Here are three ways… Ask who your most profitable client is? This is the logical place to start, right? If you look back at the past 6 months to a year, who did you do business with that gave you your highest profitability? Now, we can't exactly clone profitable clients, but you can begin to market specifically to that type of client. If you're in the trades and you have a certain builder that you worked best with, who else in your market does business like them. Go to that client and ask them. Or ask them how you can get more of their work.  Too often we don't have because we don't ask. “Oh, that just feels salesy! It's not my style to be pushy!” Ok, first of all, you have to know your value you are bringing and understand that your ideal client is LOOKING FOR YOU!!! You provide just as much value to them as they do to you. That's powerful when you get that. It's not salesy, because you're delivering them exactly what they're looking for. A business or consumer is not frustrated when they get what they are looking for. No! It's gift. It gets them excited. So, if you know who that customer is, keep targeting them. Write it down and find creative ways to target more clients JUST LIKE THEM. A few more questions to ask...Who pays on time? Who are you not gonna have to nickel and dime and wait for checks to clear and just have the hassle of doing business with? That will lead us to our next question. Who is your least profitable client? Both financially and just in the joy of doing business? Sometimes it's just as important to realize who you do NOT want to work with as it is to know your ideal client. Who saps energy from you? Who robs you of profitability? Who, even if you do everything right, still ends up frustrated and complaining? Who are the businesses or clients that do NOT match up with your mission and core values? Who distracts you from your mission?  Write a list down and scratch them off.  Imagine if someone was in the Chick Fila drive-thru and asked them to make a cheeseburger for them. Now, if we have the mindset that everyone is a client and we have to serve every client, we COULD do this. Send someone to the grocery store to grab some ground beef, bring it in, make a patty, put it on the flat top or grill, use one of your buns and get it out the drive-thru window after a lengthy wait. The customer drives off. Next thing you know they leave a review online. Worst burger I've ever had. Almost like they've never made one. Waited an eternity for terrible food. Why does this happen? Because that's not your ideal client. That's not the person you can serve and thrive in the process. So if you look at your products and services, are there any that you need to get rid of to help you stay away from your least profitable clients? Are there any products, services, or clients that are distracting you from knocking it out of the park?  Write them down and stay away. Every time you're tempted to do business with them, remember it's a distraction that could cost you big time. Ask yourself what problem you solve? Your ideal client will always need the solution to whatever problem you solve. So... if you were explaining to someone why they should do business with you, what problem do you solve? Now, it's probably not just one. It's probably 10 different things.  Write those down. Then take it a step further. Who needs those problems solved? Who has those problems and is looking for an answer? What fears do they have and how often is this a problem? You'd be surprised, you may even come up with another million-dollar idea by focusing on the problem you're solving and who needs the solution! Alright, those are the three steps, ask who your most profitable client is, cross of your least profitable clients, and figure out the main problems you solve. Put those all together and you should have a great idea of who you should work with. Lastly, though I would tell you to filter it through this last question. Who do you WANT to work with... who do you like/dislike and draw energy from working with? I know you can't always choose the best client. But... it can be a tiebreaker. There are tons of opportunities to make money out there, but which customer gets you excited? That stuff matters. Alright, time to put in the work. Time to write it down and then go build out a plan to reach your ideal customer.

How do you lock in and define your customer? It's a great question and one I'm excited to talk through today. Thomas Joyner with Business on Purpose here. It's so powerful... knowing who you want to sell to. Locking and truly defining your ideal customer.  If you examine successful businesses across the landscape, almost always their success is a result of them knowing EXACTLY who they are selling to.  Take someone like Chick Fila. They have successfully targeted a group of people that want to eat Chicken in a clean, convenient, customer service forward way. They don't branch into tacos and burgers and pizza. Trying to hit every single customer! No, they stay focused and then spread out their offerings to hit that demographic in as many ways as possible.  So how do you do this in your own business? How do you figure out who that ideal client is so you can then serve them better than anyone else? Here are three ways… Ask who your most profitable client is? This is the logical place to start, right? If you look back at the past 6 months to a year, who did you do business with that gave you your highest profitability? Now, we can't exactly clone profitable clients, but you can begin to market specifically to that type of client. If you're in the trades and you have a certain builder that you worked best with, who else in your market does business like them. Go to that client and ask them. Or ask them how you can get more of their work.  Too often we don't have because we don't ask. “Oh, that just feels salesy! It's not my style to be pushy!” Ok, first of all, you have to know your value you are bringing and understand that your ideal client is LOOKING FOR YOU!!! You provide just as much value to them as they do to you. That's powerful when you get that. It's not salesy, because you're delivering them exactly what they're looking for. A business or consumer is not frustrated when they get what they are looking for. No! It's gift. It gets them excited. So, if you know who that customer is, keep targeting them. Write it down and find creative ways to target more clients JUST LIKE THEM. A few more questions to ask...Who pays on time? Who are you not gonna have to nickel and dime and wait for checks to clear and just have the hassle of doing business with? That will lead us to our next question. Who is your least profitable client? Both financially and just in the joy of doing business? Sometimes it's just as important to realize who you do NOT want to work with as it is to know your ideal client. Who saps energy from you? Who robs you of profitability? Who, even if you do everything right, still ends up frustrated and complaining? Who are the businesses or clients that do NOT match up with your mission and core values? Who distracts you from your mission?  Write a list down and scratch them off.  Imagine if someone was in the Chick Fila drive-thru and asked them to make a cheeseburger for them. Now, if we have the mindset that everyone is a client and we have to serve every client, we COULD do this. Send someone to the grocery store to grab some ground beef, bring it in, make a patty, put it on the flat top or grill, use one of your buns and get it out the drive-thru window after a lengthy wait. The customer drives off. Next thing you know they leave a review online. Worst burger I've ever had. Almost like they've never made one. Waited an eternity for terrible food. Why does this happen? Because that's not your ideal client. That's not the person you can serve and thrive in the process. So if you look at your products and services, are there any that you need to get rid of to help you stay away from your least profitable clients? Are there any products, services, or clients that are distracting you from knocking it out of the park?  Write them down and stay away. Every time you're tempted to do business with them, remember it's a distraction that could cost you big time. Ask yourself what problem you solve? Your ideal client will always need the solution to whatever problem you solve. So... if you were explaining to someone why they should do business with you, what problem do you solve? Now, it's probably not just one. It's probably 10 different things.  Write those down. Then take it a step further. Who needs those problems solved? Who has those problems and is looking for an answer? What fears do they have and how often is this a problem? You'd be surprised, you may even come up with another million-dollar idea by focusing on the problem you're solving and who needs the solution! Alright, those are the three steps, ask who your most profitable client is, cross of your least profitable clients, and figure out the main problems you solve. Put those all together and you should have a great idea of who you should work with. Lastly, though I would tell you to filter it through this last question. Who do you WANT to work with... who do you like/dislike and draw energy from working with? I know you can't always choose the best client. But... it can be a tiebreaker. There are tons of opportunities to make money out there, but which customer gets you excited? That stuff matters. Alright, time to put in the work. Time to write it down and then go build out a plan to reach your ideal customer.

A poet once said, "Love doesn't make the world go around, but it makes the trip worthwhile." For guys like me who grew up in Brooklyn, what that means is there's always a little more hell that could use raising. Especially when it involves interliabial osculation spit-swapping lip-locks, with a woman who's soft left shoulder has just slipped out from under a red silk night gown. There are forces for good in the community who always say, "Far too much emphasis is placed on interliabial ocsulation spit-swapping lip locks." To them I say, "Oh Yeah?" Then how come a recent Gallup poll found that 59% of men and 66% of women reported at least once finding someone attractive only to discover after the first kiss that they were no longer interested. I imagine that lots of those women pulled their red silk night gowns right back over their soft left shoulders...causing enough static electricity to set fire to the nose hairs on the guys trying for a little more interliabial osculation spit-swapping lip locking.

Leh and Todd dive into divorce strategies that do NOT work and explain why they do not work.  While some folks think these things are a good idea, what they often do not realize is that most lawyers have been trained to spot these strategies and how to counter them.   The strategies they know typically fail include: Having no strategy at all Stop working or reduce your income to reduce or eliminate your child support or alimony obligation Choosing to avoid getting a job to increase your support amount Hiding income Hiding assets Moving all the marital assets into only your name Spending more money to increase your 'need' for support Blocking your spouse from financial resources Stopping the payment of marital expenses Locking your spouse out of the house Moving out of the house without an agreement Intentionally making co-habitation difficult on your spouse (so they want to leave) Serving your spouse with divorce paperwork with the intention of embarrassing them If you would like a transcript of this show, you can find it on our website.    If you are enjoying the show, please take a moment to post a positive review about it.  Not sure how? You can read about it here.

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Are You One of More Than 700,000 On U.S. "Watch-Lists"? Craig Peterson: You've heard about the no-fly list, right? Yeah. How about the terrorist and other watch lists? It's impossible to get your name off, even when there was no reason to be there in the first place? Well, I got some news. The Department of Homeland security has been criticized for many things over the years. One of the things that they have been criticized quite a bit about is this watch list that they maintain. They have a watch list for no-fly. People get put on that watch list. It was initially intended to be, we know this guy's a terrorist, so we're going to put them on, right. [00:00:45] It's not always the way it goes. It starts out almost innocuous, and before you know it, there are all kinds of people getting caught in this big, big net. [00:00:55] That's what's been happening lately. But, unfortunately, it's going to worsen because the Department of Homeland security has decided to hire regular old companies to help develop this no-fly list and this terrorist watch list. [00:01:14]Apparently, these companies will be looking through all kinds of public data, maybe some private data, social media to provide information for this new domestic terror watch list. [00:01:28] So you look at that and say, okay, I can see that. [00:01:32] We've talked before the problem, man, 20 years ago. I think I was talking about these data aggregators and the issues they create. They're taking public records; they're putting them all together. They're figuring out how it all meshes together, and they come up with a pretty accurate picture of who you are. [00:01:53] Now, I've got to say when I've had them on my show here before, I was talking to them and said, okay, I want to look up my own records. So I looked them up on their platforms. I did not see a single one that was more than about 30% correct about me.  This was again, some years ago. I think it's probably been almost a decade since I last spoke with the data aggregators. They really are trying to blend into the background, [00:02:21] Nowadays, this data that's put together by these artificial intelligence systems is not necessarily that accurate, and that gets to be a real problem. [00:02:33] So who is DHS gonna hire? Well, from the description reported here by the Conservative Tree House, it is going to be big tech, specifically, Google, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter, and more. [00:02:54] The DHS will put them under contracts to hire and organize internal monitoring teams to assist the government by sending information on citizens they deem dangerous. Again, what could go wrong? [00:03:10] Our government is not allowed to spy on us. How many times have we talked about this? You have, of course, the five eyes, and then they added more and more. These are governments that spy on each other's citizens for each other. [00:03:26] So, for instance, the US cannot spy on US citizens. So we have an arrangement with the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, Canada to spy on the US citizens for us that makes sense to you. [00:03:44] Can you believe that? [00:03:46]We spy on their citizens for them, and they spy on our citizens for us. All is good. [00:03:57]What's happening here is The Department of Homeland security realizes it cannot spy on us directly. This is what they've been doing for a very long time, they go to the data aggregators, and they pull up the data that they want. [00:04:12]They want to see if this guy is maybe selling illicit drugs, and they pull up public records. [00:04:19]What cars does he have? How many homes do they own? Who's he dating? Has she all of a sudden been buying diamonds and mink coats? What's going on here? [00:04:31]Now we're seeing that the US intelligence apparatus. It's really going live quickly to put together lists of Americans who could be potential threats to the government and need to be watched. [00:04:49] Now it's all well and good. It's just like president Biden this week saying, Oh, we're going to have these red flag laws. We're going to stop the sale of certain types of firearms and things. It all sounds good. [00:05:04] The reality is we have known about some of these people before, right? So this is all just a red herring that the federal government is doing right now because the real problem is these terrorists, the domestic and otherwise that have shot up schools, have almost always been reported to law enforcement as dangerous people. Some have even been on lists that say they cannot buy firearms, yet they get guns. Bad guys. [00:05:39] It's like here in the US. Where does our fentanyl come from? We're not making a domestically. Our fentanyl is coming from China often through Mexico. It is killing people here in the US. [00:05:54]The whole George Floyd incident, and what's happening with fentanyl in his system, right. The question is, did the police operate properly? What killed him? According to the coroner's report? It was the fentanyl that killed him. [00:06:09]One way or the other that fentanyl got here from China and is being used on the streets, and people are dying from it. Fentanyl's illegal. How could they possibly get it? [00:06:24] It's illegal for a felon to be in possession of a firearm. So how did a criminal get the gun? [00:06:32] The police were warned about people in San Bernardino, California. They were warned. The people in that business told the police. We were calling. We're apprehensive about this guy, and nothing happened. [00:06:48] So now what are we going to do? We're going to cast an even wider net. We cannot take care of the reports that come in right now. We're going to get even more reports, and they're going to be coming from these AI systems. Again, what could possibly go wrong here? It's absolutely incredible. [00:07:12]They look at these reports. They try and determine these are actionable, the FBI or other law enforcement agencies. They've been deciding no, it's not actionable. They've been right sometimes, and they've been wrong other times. This is a real problem. [00:07:29]What shocked me is NBC news with Andrea Mitchell, NBC news. Not a centrist news organization, very far left. NBC News is even reporting on this. They realize the consequences. Here's a quote from NBC. "DHS planning to expand relationships with companies that scour public data for intelligent and to better harness the vast trove of data it already collects on Americans." "The department is also contemplating changes to its terrorist. Watch listing process." Absolutely amazing. [00:08:16] Two senior Biden administrative administration officials told NBC News that Homeland security whose intelligence division did not publish a warning of potential violence before the January sixth Capitol riots are seeking to improve its ability to collect and analyze data about domestic terrorism, including the sorts of public social media posts that threatened a potential attack on the Capitol." [00:08:44] "DHS is expanding its relationships with other companies that scour public data for intelligence. One of the senior officials said, and also to better harness the vast trove of data it already collects on Americans, including travel and commercial data through customs and border protection, immigration, customs enforcement, the coast guard, secret service, and other DHS components". There you go from NBC news. [00:09:11] So remind yourself what the FBI contractors with access to the NSA database already did in their quest for political opposition, research, and surveillance, and then get everything we were just talking about. [00:09:28]The director of national intelligence declassified a FISA judge's ruling. This is judge James Boasberg, 2018 ruling, where the FBI conducted tens of thousands of unauthorized NSA database queries. Do you remember that story? Very, very big deal. This judge is obviously passing these things out like candy and the FBI misusing its power and authority. Again, what could possibly go wrong? [00:10:00]By the way, President Obama apparently has been telling us that we should use the no-fly list to keep people from owning guns. [00:10:08]There's already a database maintained by the FBI. So this whole thing is, as I said, a red herring. Things are going to get really bad if law enforcement does this. Frankly, they're going to do it. There are no two ways about it. [00:10:25]We have to be more careful about keeping our information, our data private. [00:10:32] That's what my whole course: "Improving Your Windows Privacy and Security," is all about. Locking it down because the way Microsoft ships windows and how it installs and configures itself by default does not keep your data private. That's a problem. So that's what we're going through. [00:10:54]Remind yourself of this and just keep chanting, "nothing bad could happen here," right? Ah, the joys of all of these computers and databases and the way they work nowadays. [00:11:07] By the way, if your information is out there at all, even if you use fake names and numbers and addresses and things like I do when it's not required. Right. [00:11:20] I don't lie to the bank. I don't lie to the IRS. Nobody else needs to know the truth. Even if you have been, trying to keep it private. Good chance that they know who you are and where you are. Crazy. Crazy. [00:11:36] Hey, visit me online. 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Today we're wading into controversial waters, discussing COVID, the vaccine, lockdowns, and masks. We highlight some of the media's hypocrisy on the pandemic and point out the absurdity of returning to tight pandemic restrictions after a year's worth of evidence that they aren't very effective. Then we welcome fellow BlazeTV host & author of the recent bestseller, "Faucian Bargain," Steve Deace back to the show to discuss the facts that the Left would prefer to stay in the dark. Steve breaks down some of the historical context behind herd immunity and vaccines, along with the politicization of the pandemic, with the media trying to push a narrative that only right-wing Trump supporters are hesitant about the vaccine or don't want vaccine passports. A claim that, as Steve points out, isn't supported by any data. Another important thing to consider is the way Sweden has handled the pandemic. Despite the country's mostly left-wing way of doing things, Sweden never forced masks or lockdowns on its people. The results are a thorn in the side of the media and other governments that want to push draconian pandemic restrictions. We also discuss whether the claim that getting the vaccine is "loving thy neighbor" is theologically sound.  --- Today's Sponsors: Good Ranchers safely delivers American craft beef and better-than-organic chicken, right to your door! Go to GoodRanchers.com/ALLIE to get $20 off & free express shipping. Alliance Defending Freedom has been standing up for religious liberty, the sanctity of life, freedom of speech, marriage, and parental rights in America's highest courts. Go to ADFLegal.org/ALLIE & join the growing number of Americans standing in solidarity to defend freedom & liberty & get your copy of Generational Wins, free! --- Buy Allie's book, You're Not Enough (& That's Okay): Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self-Love: https://alliebethstuckey.com/book Relatable merchandise: https://shop.blazemedia.com/collections/allie-stuckey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Support Topic Lords on Patreon and get episodes a week early! (https://www.patreon.com/topiclords) Lords: * Abby * https://twitter.com/mizabitha * http://abbydenton.podbean.com/ * John B * https://twitter.com/YouOldSoAndSo Topics: * The 1998 Tips & Tricks Magazine Video Game Codebook, a Larry Flynt publication that is not porn but, in a certain sense, is not unlike porn * Why grease 2 is the best superhero musical; a mild defense of the 60s superman musical * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNXbdLDZLKM * Tower of Druaga * Cibo Matto - Sugar Water * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EN9auBn6Jys * Unedited (syncable) commentary: https://youtu.be/qgqxxX_yLfo * https://stuffwhitepeoplelike.com/2008/02/17/68-michel-gondry/ Microtopics: * The illustrious Abby Denton. * A shambles. * Locking your Twitter so nobody knows what you're doing in there. * Making a whole video game magazine out of just the good parts of video game magazines. * Publishing a series of short stories by formatting them like cheat codes and then submitting them to Tips & Tricks magazine. * Nostalgia for when most of your perception of the gaming world came from tiny screenshots in magazines. * A book that is a bunch of fake games and paragraphs about them. * A duck riding a skateboard. * Making a book out of a Twitter thread. * Reading about video games in magazines probably being the optimal experience actually because most games were terrible. * Game Master Anthony's birthday party. * Street Fighter 2, the last game in the Street Fighter series. * NBA Jam arcade as proof that cheat codes are compatible with microtransactions. * Renting a game just to prove to your friend that the cheat code they heard about doesn't actually work. * WWF Attitude. * Enjoying the bouquet of Uniracers. * A certain quality of gibberish. * Publishing a fake cheat code in the annual Tips and Tricks monster issue to convey the location of your drug drop. * Putting Roll back in the Marvel vs. Capcom series. * A very mild defense. * Superman fighting a gang of Chinese acrobats portrayed by white heroin addicts. * Mafiosos cha-cha-ing around the room and chanting "Curtains for Superman!" * The only Superman story where kryptonite never appears. * An evil psychoanalyst defeating Superman by convincing him he's just a regular guy. * Why can't the strongest man in the world be the happiest man in the world? * Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark. * Dorky British guys trying to impress Michelle Pfeiffer. * Giving a three year old a DVD of Grease 2 for her birthday. * Everything are an opera. * Just barely losing the Nobel Prize for thirty years in a row. * Japanese arcade note-sharing culture. * If Atari 2600 Adventure has a dozen Easter eggs as obscure as its hidden room, and they were all necessary to finish the game. * One thing the NES is good at. * The Gilligan's Island game for NES. * Gilligan's Island for NES being rated only .1 star out of five less than Sonic CD. * Game Center CX. * The time you could explore Namco Museum. * Bubble Bobble. * Hiding a bunch of stuff in your indie game inspired by Frog Fractions but nobody ever finds it because nobody cared enough about your game. * Spelunky 2. * Your stuff per second rate. * Nightmare of Druaga. * How to know if you have a friend. * A Brian De Palma split screen dream. * Waking up with sugar on your head. * Michel Gondry's music video ouevre. * I, Palindrome, I. * A team of compositors working for six months to bring your one-second idea to fruition. * Hitting someone with your car and then following them down the street yelling at them. * A reverse strip club where the performers are moving backwards in time. * Practicing how to put a reverse-causality shirt on. * A complete understanding of why Miho Hatori is going to bed with a sugar head. * Teaching your son how to yawn. * Playing Doctor Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine with your tiny, tiny feet. * Jerks welcome!

The Morning Crew discusses the possibility of the reemergence of government-enforced lockdowns.

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Wendi Friesen I am worldwide leader in creating rapid change for life's difficult problems. Since 1994 my site at Wendi.com has influenced the lives of millions worldwide and brought insight, wisdom and spiritual growth to people in need. I can help you. I am often described by my colleagues as a powerful healer, teacher and a creative marketing expert, and they tell me I am one of the most loved transformational trainers in the world. As a flat broke single mother of two, with no resources, money, help or partners, I created a transformation business for devoted followers who seek real change. My work caught the attention of the media and I quickly became an authority on how to make rapid and massive change in your mind, body and spiritual life. Wendi.com grew to experience millions in sales in a short time, reaching the hearts and minds of people who understood how her sincerity and passion could transform their lives. Wendi has created over 300 programs on audio and Video that will teach you how to really use your brain! The programs lead you through a process of changing your brain's neural networks, the chemicals of depression, and the habitual and compulsive thoughts that prevent them from being happy. I've been called a miracle worker and have helped doctors who refer their patients to me to do what they might consider impossible. My work with the medical hypnosis has freed people from chronic pain, ended debilitating phobias, released the effects of PTSD, ended the torture of relentless migraines, and cured many so called incurable conditions. It is remarkable what the mind can do when given the right stuff. My recorded programs use powerful therapy that rewires the neural pathways in the brain and results in amazing outcomes. I am committed to breaking new ground in the treatment of addiction. After numerous frustrating attempts to help my son with years of addiction, I created a powerful program that is based on the new science of how the brain can be changed through meditation, hypnosis, NLP and energetic methods. Everything that you experience affects your ability to be effective, happy, motivated and successful. Life is full of ups and downs and how you manage your experiences will determine how you react to new experiences in your life. You can be devastated by an event or empowered and determined. My experience with hypnosis has taught me how to shift the way the brain reacts and how I respond to life's experiences. WHAT IS NEXT? I am on a mission to change the way the world treats addiction. The crisis of addiction is one I take personally. My success in helping those who've lost hope is proof that I can change the minds, hearts and lives of addicts and their families. It is not enough to just end your addiction, it is about building a valuable and exciting life and restoring your heart and soul. Locking someone in a treatment center for 30 days and driving them to AA meetings does nothing to change the emotional, mental and physical destruction that an addict endures. Loving family members have few choices when seeking a treatment that creates deep and lasting change. I am training therapists, counselors and addiction centers to use powerful methods that they can implement in their centers. It is time to open our eyes to the reality that most addiction treatment has less than a 10% success rate. It is time for a change. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Erin Dugan and Braden Gall talk SEC football with three fantastic musicians who double as massive SEC football fans: TheWildFeathers.com drummer Ben Dumas, guitarist William Tyler and bass player Tommy Putnam from Moon Taxi. Our SEC football origination stories Why such amazing art comes from small southern towns Would the SEC win a music playoff? The universal connection of music and football Favorite venues to play in the SEC Ninja Turtle boxers, a police escort and opening for Jack White Watching UGa-ND while on stage with Bob Seger. Does UF deserve credit for Tom Petty? Locking up cell phones during concerts Sports twitter vs. Music twitter Building our glass houses Favorite SEC athletes of all-time Fringe Element is BTYB Jasper's on West End.

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An exploration of the Australian success of containing COVID with harsh lockdowns but lackluster vaccine rollout. A full year after the last major breakout, over 80% of the population is under lockdown currently. When will it break? Kevin Ryan joins us to discuss the philosophy of Critical Theory and the politics of it's offspring Critical Race Theory.

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Last week New South Wales ended its 40 day streak of no community transmission when a man who drove transport for international flight crew tested positive to coronavirus. In the eight days since that case was confirmed the cluster has grown to 49 cases and Sydney sits on the precipice of another lockdown. Today on Please Explain the editor of The Sydney Morning Herald, Lisa Davies, joines Nathanael Cooper to look at the politics behind these decisions, the economic impacts and how Sydney differs from Melbourne. Subscribe to The Age & SMH: https://subscribe.smh.com.au/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Locking deals is just as important as making great relationships, and in this episode, we're going to dive into them! Lennon Lee and Everett “Stony” Stonebraker are the founders of Passivo Real Estate Investments.  Stony Stonebraker has been into real estate for 47 years and is a CCIM designated commercial real estate professional with investments in over 1,000 units of multifamily properties.  Lennon Lee is a full-time investor and real estate professional and has been involved in the acquisition of over 2000 units of multifamily real estate.[00:01 - 07:02] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guests, Lennon Lee and Everett “Stony” Stonebraker Lennon and Stony's road to get to building their company and raising capital [07:03 - 13:30] Growing a Partnership Building relationships with investorsWorking as partnersBringing people on board[13:31 - 23:44] How to Find Deals to Invest InStony talks about the process of finding sponsors and potential partnersForging relationships with a co-GPGetting some financial adviceBuilding relationships with mutuals and professionals[23:45 - 28:57] Final Four SegmentLennon's advice to aspiring investorsBe focused, but flexibleBe humbleHow Stony stays on top of his gameRead and educate yourselfLennon and Stony's way to make the world a better placeProvide better housingHelp investors become better investorsReach out to our guests - see links below Final wordsTweetable Quotes“We don't only build partnerships with our investors… we build relationships of trust with them” -Lennon LeeResources Mentioned4 Investing Roles for the New American Dream -----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Lennon Lee through: lennon@passivorei.com and Stony Stonebraker through: stony@passivorei.com.  Check out https://passivorei.com/ and learn more about investing with them.Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.  Call: 901-500-6191FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

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* The pandemic lockdown demands were always the same as climate alarmism agenda.  Now the globalists (G7) are back to plan A — climate — to lock in their gains and implement UN2030 Agenda & GreatReset * Clinton enemy commits "suicide" as BBC portrays climate "scientist" frauds exposed by ClimateGate as "victims" of hackers * UK Parliament Members call on Biden to release Assange.  Assange's imprisonment tells us where Biden & Trump stand on free speech, free press — and who their masters are * Inflation is taking off like it did 2008 before Great Recession.  How can gold, bitcoin, ethereum be used as a hedge and what are the risks? * Vaccine deaths reported to CDC's VAERS jump to 6,000.  Compare government and media reaction to 300+ deaths from Boeing 737 MAX to BigPharma VAX with 6,000 deaths in the same period of time   Find out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.com If you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-show Or you can send a donation through Zelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.com Cash App at:  $davidknightshow BTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7 Mail: David Knight POB 1323 Elgin, TX 78621

* The pandemic lockdown demands were always the same as climate alarmism agenda.  Now the globalists (G7) are back to plan A — climate — to lock in their gains and implement UN2030 Agenda & GreatReset* Clinton enemy commits "suicide" as BBC portrays climate "scientist" frauds exposed by ClimateGate as "victims" of hackers* UK Parliament Members call on Biden to release Assange.  Assange's imprisonment tells us where Biden & Trump stand on free speech, free press — and who their masters are* Inflation is taking off like it did 2008 before Great Recession.  How can gold, bitcoin, ethereum be used as a hedge and what are the risks?* Vaccine deaths reported to CDC's VAERS jump to 6,000.  Compare government and media reaction to 300+ deaths from Boeing 737 MAX to BigPharma VAX with 6,000 deaths in the same period of timeFind out more about the show and where you can watch it at TheDavidKnightShow.comIf you would like to support the show and our family please consider subscribing monthly here: SubscribeStar https://www.subscribestar.com/the-david-knight-showOr you can send a donation throughZelle: @DavidKnightShow@protonmail.comCash App at:  $davidknightshowBTC to:  bc1qkuec29hkuye4xse9unh7nptvu3y9qmv24vanh7Mail: David KnightPOB 1323Elgin, TX 78621

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