Podcast appearances and mentions of Michael Floyd

Bleav in Vikings welcomes former NFL and Vikings wide receiver Michael Floyd as he reflects on his journey through the NFL, updates fans on his current life after the NFL and looks back on the 2017 Vikings season.

Michael Floyd is just a regular guy. He golfs, works in real estate in Greater Minneapolis (where he spent some time during his previous occupation; as wide receiver in the NFL.) OK, so he's no regular real estate agent. He set records for total catches, touchdowns and receiving yards at Notre Dame, and is one of the greatest receivers in Cardinals history. But, he'll still sell you a house! His passion comes through whether you're talking about his family, his time in the NFL or about golf. Definitely when he talks about golf! Michael exudes joy and energy and brings it in droves to this episode of The Approach Shot.

(00:00) Golf, March Madness, and Match Play This chapter kicks off with a lively discussion about March Madness, with hopes and bets on whether the Indiana Hoosiers will make it past the bubble stage. There's some light-hearted banter about the need for better coaching and players for Indiana, reminiscing about their past glory days. The conversation then shifts to a humorous anecdote from the Approach Shot podcast featuring Michael Floyd, a former NFL player, who claims to hit his driver 400 yards. We explore the intricacies of such claims, touching on the challenges of controlling high-speed drives and the importance of precise club face positioning. Additionally, the chapter briefly mentions the specialized equipment used in long drive competitions, highlighting how they are designed to minimize spin for maximum distance. (13:06) Mental Strategy in Match Play Golf This chapter explores the psychological strategies employed in match play golf, emphasizing the importance of playing the opponent rather than just the course. We discuss various tactics such as creating pressure by not conceding putts, leveraging the advantage of being the first to reach the green, and using the mental state of the opponent to one's benefit. The conversation touches on the subtle art of maintaining a mental edge through seemingly simple actions, like practicing a putt after it's been conceded, to build confidence and unsettle the opponent. Additionally, we highlight the balance between mental games and pure skill, ultimately asserting that good golf skills are irreplaceable. This insightful discussion offers a glimpse into the mind games that complement the physical aspect of golf, with an understanding that both play crucial roles in winning matches. (21:45) The Beauty of Match Play Golf This chapter explores the engaging and competitive world of match play golf, emphasizing its unique appeal, especially during adverse weather conditions where winning a hole is all that matters. We discuss the prominence of match play in the Ryder Cup and its commonality in Europe, where four-ball matches are the norm, and how playing with uneven groups can be challenging. The conversation also touches on cultural experiences, such as playing golf in Scotland, and highlights the enjoyment of adapting to the local customs, including forming a "four ball" and joining other players for a round. Alongside the golf discussion, there's a light-hearted reflection on the host's relocation to Indian Wells, California, the diverse community there, and a nostalgic mention of attending a Styx concert, contrasting the youthful vibe of the Coachella music festival. (34:43) Navigating the Challenges of Alternate Shot This chapter takes us through the dynamics and challenges of playing alternate shot format in golf, highlighting the importance of camaraderie and mutual understanding between partners. We explore the mental pressures unique to this format, emphasizing the added emotional burden of playing not just for oneself, but also to avoid disappointing a partner. The conversation touches on how golf is as much a mental game as it is physical, often bringing about emotional responses, particularly in high-stakes settings like junior tournaments. We discuss the importance of focusing on personal achievements rather than solely on competitive outcomes, acknowledging that individual progress can be overshadowed by the broader competitive context. Additionally, we reflect on the intricacies of golf handicaps and the potential misunderstandings they can create, underscoring the need for a balanced perspective on personal performance in the sport. (44:05) Exploring Match Play Golf Variations This chapter focuses on the exciting ways to enhance your golf experience through different game formats. We explore the benefits of incorporating match play into your routine, emphasizing how it encourages strategic thinking and personal growth. Additionally, we discuss the intriguing concept of playing worst ball, where you tackle challenges by playing your least favorable shots. By alternating between worst ball and best ball on different holes, you can create a dynamic and engaging game, almost like a personal scramble. These variations promise to bring fun and improvement to your golf outings.

–Charch and Nordo are in Dinkytown for a Friday Football Feast! Michael Floyd joins the show and they talk about that Vikings L.

–Charch and Nordo are in Dinkytown for a Friday Football Feast! Michael Floyd joins the show and they talk about that Vikings L.

–Charch and Nordo are in Dinkytown for a Friday Football Feast! Michael Floyd joins the show and they talk about that Vikings L.

TIm Grauel and Jim Irizarry chat with former Notre Dame football stars, including Michael Floyd, Jim Stock, the Townsend brothers; Mike and Willie, along with Trevor Ruhland.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Freedom in Christ Podcast 4 "Freedom in Christ" is a podcast hosted by Heart of Tamara, encouraging listeners to embrace faith and live with purpose. Through sermons, scripture, and reflections, the podcast invites people to deepen their connection with Christ. Episodes focus on spiritual growth, the dangers of lukewarm faith, and the transformative power of God's love. Tamara emphasizes the importance of leaning on the Holy Spirit during stressful times and building a stronger faith through scripture and community. The podcast also offers practical advice, such as finding a Bible-based church and nurturing one's spiritual journey. https://youtu.be/FVFAcJcxl9k?si=r-yeAVfDVpSufXNq Welcome to the Freedom in Christ Podcast, where we bring you not just Biblical insights, but also a message of hope and positivity. Life can often feel overwhelming, especially when you're unsure where to turn. Join us for uplifting messages designed to brighten your day and provide you with the encouragement you need. This podcast is also available on Podbean and wherever else you get your podcasts. Heart of Tamara blog: https://bit.ly/48OjaAB Heart of Tamara on Facebook: https://bit.ly/45C2Q3e Heart of Tamara on Instagram: https://bit.ly/3S0BMY3 Heart of Tamara Chaos YouTube: https://bit.ly/3MmBAyX Linktree to all podcast sites: https://linktr.ee/tamarachaos Heart of Tamara on Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tamarachaos Heart of Tamara on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-6645651 Heart of Tamara on Podbean: https://tamarachaos.podbean.com/ Links: Neuro pathways website: https://lifexchangesolutions.com/ I'm Just a Teacher by Michael Floyd: https://a.co/d/9JDNpuy Emmanuel by April Marie: If you are interested in Emmanuel by April Marie, you can check it out here: Lulu.com http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/hawkmatrix Barnes and Noble http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/emmanuel-april-marie/1120753655?ean=9781430329886 Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Emmanuel-April-Marie/dp/1430329882/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455811023&sr=8-1&keywords=Emmanuel+by+April+Marie Shama Patel: eveninglightdesigns.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tamarachaos/support

Freedom in Christ podcast 3 When we walk into an art gallery, we're surrounded by pieces that reflect the creativity and imagination of the artist. Some artworks may catch our eyes more than others, but each one is a unique expression, often reflecting the value placed upon it by the artist or the buyer. In these galleries, some pieces are valued more highly than others, and they're priced accordingly. But this earthly value is often subjective, based on human perception, demand, or even the artist's reputation. You are made in the image of God, and you are beautiful, and that's why Satan wants to destroy you. But I want to draw your attention to a different gallery—a heavenly gallery where the Artist is God Himself, and the artwork on display is you and me. Music: David Goeglein Joe Ellis Phil Crimson Letters Sadie Marsden Bitterness: https://youtu.be/NLAvWkdEles I'm Just a Teacher by Michael Floyd: https://a.co/d/9JDNpuy Let's be Friends! Facebook: https://bit.ly/45C2Q3e Instagram: https://bit.ly/3S0BMY3 Blog: https://bit.ly/48OjaAB Links for other socials including Twitch: https://linktr.ee/tamarachaos Emmanuel by April Marie: If you are interested in Emmanuel by April Marie, you can check it out here: Lulu.com http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/hawkmatrix Barnes and Noble http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/emmanuel-april-marie/1120753655?ean=9781430329886 Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Emmanuel-April-Marie/dp/1430329882/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455811023&sr=8-1&keywords=Emmanuel+by+April+Marie Shama Patel: eveninglightdesigns.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tamarachaos/support

Former Notre Dame wide receiver Michael Floyd (2008-11), the program's career leader in receptions, receiving yards and touchdown receptions, discusses playing in the opener as a freshman, why he had success in his first year with the Irish, how to develop chemistry with a quarterback quickly, the loudest college stadium he played in, the differences between the offenses of Charlie Weis and Brian Kelly, how his life has been impacted by his mistakes and the lessons learned from them and more. Then Eric Hansen and Tyler James answer questions from Twitter and The Insider Lounge (16:36). Podcast listeners can sign up for a 30-day free trial of InsideNDSports.com using the code NDPOD at the link below. notredame.rivals.com/sign_up?promo_code=NDPOD More: Inside ND Sports content is now on Autograph. Join the Notre Dame community to find us. Use referral code INDS at the link below. https://link.ag.fan/INDS Want to receive a daily newsletter from Inside ND Sports? Sign up for free here: https://www.getdrip.com/forms/284599664/submissions/new

It can be so hard to navigate through this world. We really do need guidance and the one who can provide that guidance is the Holy Spirit. As Christians, we are supposed to be encouraging to one another, but sadly most of are only concerned with themselves. Churches will often send mixed messages and so it gets very confusing. On one hand they say come to church, grow from each other, and if people don't get that growth or feel like they are welcomed, they are accused of coming to church for connection with others and not the sermon itself. The churches that understand this are the real successful ones. This podcast is available where ever you get your podcasts. Freedom in Christ Episode 1: https://youtu.be/T9crjXUG4Gc I'm Just a Teacher by Michael Floyd: https://a.co/d/9JDNpuy Emmanuel by April Marie: If you are interested in Emmanuel by April Marie, you can check it out here: Lulu.com http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/hawkmatrix Barnes and Noble http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/emmanuel-april-marie/1120753655?ean=9781430329886 Amazon.com http://www.amazon.com/Emmanuel-April-Marie/dp/1430329882/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1455811023&sr=8-1&keywords=Emmanuel+by+April+Marie Shama Patel: eveninglightdesigns.com Let's be Friends! Facebook: https://bit.ly/45C2Q3e Instagram: https://bit.ly/3S0BMY3 Blog: https://bit.ly/48OjaAB --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tamarachaos/support

We celebrate 100 episodes of our podcast with Jonathan Guidry from Redmont Vodka, AU twitter personality Pablo Escobarner, and former VP of student section Michael Floyd! We also break down Auburn's win over Virginia Tech in the ACC/SEC Challenge. Johni Broome was dominant with 30 points and 13 rebounds. The Tigers turned 21 Virginia Tech turnovers into 30 points and stifled the Hokies defensively. Auburn travels to Boone, NC to play Appalachian State next.

This episode we are joined by Michael Floyd. We discuss sports on the Plains as basketball, volleyball, and football are on deck this week. Floyd gives his SEC picks for the weekend.

Tim Grauel & Jim Irizarry preview ND-Clemson with former Fighting Irish stars, including Jimmy Clausen, Michael Floyd, Kris Haines, Terry Hanratty, and Rocky Bleier.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael Floyd was a 5-Star recruit coming out of high school and committed to Notre Dame where he dominated for the next 4 years. After his senior campaign, he got selected in the first round of the 2012 draft by the Arizona Cardinals. He spent 8 years in the NFL and won Super Bowl LI with the New England Patriots. You can find him now selling houses in Minnesota as he got his Real Estate license post-playing career. Tap in to hear his story! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/fortheathlete/message

Tim Grauel and Jim Irizarry preview ND-USC with former Notre Dame stars Reggie Brooks, Michael Floyd, Al Samuels, Steve Sylvester, Ron Goodman, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week we are joined by one of our community writers, Michael Floyd. We prepare for Georgia coming to the Plains this Saturday, and Floyd has high hopes for the Tigers. We discuss the struggling passing game, conference play and Auburn High School football. All that and more on Page 8.

Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) ALL MOVIES SPOILED In this Midnight Movie, Michael Floyd teaches Jeremy and Brian how to hold their breath, swim with whales and turn the tables on a whaling ship. Also, a topic covered in Ep 18 - Jaws Mockbusters comes back for more as the Grindhouse Gang explore the similarities to the recent spate of Orcas sinking ships off the coast of Portugal. Listen to the Orca episode here: Ep 18 - Jaws Mockbusters (Apple | Spotify | YouTube) Further Orca reading: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/orcas-disrupt-sailing-race-near-spain-in-latest-display-of-inexplicably-bold-behavior Where to watch: Be Kind Video (Burbank) Vidéothèque (South Pasadena) Cinefile (Santa Monica) Avatar: The Way of Water (4K Blu-Ray) Other films referenced: Top Gun: Maverick Free Willy Gone with the Wind Terminator 2: Judgment Day The Terminator Aliens Rambo: First Blood Part II Piranha II: The Spawning Piranha Orca Alligator Jaws Wayne's World Pete's Dragon The NeverEnding Story The Abyss Valkyrie The Hunt for Red October Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One Death Becomes Her The Polar Express Beowulf The Adventures of Tintin FernGully: The Last Rainforest The Last of the Mohicans Dune (2021) The Empire Strikes Back Terminator Salvation Fellowship of the Ring The Matrix Taken The Lost Boys Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace Battle Beyond the Stars Escape from New York Manhunter The Big Lebowski Jaws 3-D

The Minnesota Vikings have suffered a handful of training camp injuries and shaken up their roster, signing former first-round wideout N'Keal Harry and others to the mix. Where does Harry rank among other former first-round wideouts the team has picked up, such as Josh Doctson, Michael Floyd, Jalen Reagor, and others? Plus, Our reaction to Cris Carter's Vikings Mount Rushmore and a look at the impact of James Lynch heading to the IR on today's EP of The Football Party Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Minnesota Vikings have suffered a handful of training camp injuries and shaken up their roster, signing former first-round wideout N'Keal Harry and others to the mix. Where does Harry rank among other former first-round wideouts the team has picked up, such as Josh Doctson, Michael Floyd, Jalen Reagor, and others? Plus, Our reaction to Cris Carter's Vikings Mount Rushmore and a look at the impact of James Lynch heading to the IR on today's EP of The Football Party Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For over a decade, Notre Dame produced several elite receivers including Jeff Samardzija, Golden Tate, Michael Floyd, Will Fuller, and several others. In recent years, however, the production from the wide receivers has declined. Tyler Wojciak breaks down the recruiting trends at the position over the past five years and projects how the group will perform in 2023. Then, Tyler looks ahead at the future of Notre Dame's wide receivers under Chansi Stuckey. Follow Tyler on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TylerWojciak Follow Locked On Irish on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LockedOnIrish Follow Locked On Irish on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lockedonirishpod/?hl=en Subscribe to Locked on Irish on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC749D_LgykIE8WLu7W4UQlQ Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Birddogs Today's episode is brought to you by Birddogs. Go to birddogs.com/lockedoncollege and when you enter promo code, LOCKEDONCOLLEGE, they'll throw in a free custom birddogs Yeti-style tumbler with every order. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. FanDuel Make Every Moment More. Place your first FIVE DOLLAR bet to get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in Free Bets – win or lose! Visit Fanduel.com/LockedOn today to get started FANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For over a decade, Notre Dame produced several elite receivers including Jeff Samardzija, Golden Tate, Michael Floyd, Will Fuller, and several others. In recent years, however, the production from the wide receivers has declined. Tyler Wojciak breaks down the recruiting trends at the position over the past five years and projects how the group will perform in 2023. Then, Tyler looks ahead at the future of Notre Dame's wide receivers under Chansi Stuckey.Follow Tyler on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TylerWojciakFollow Locked On Irish on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LockedOnIrishFollow Locked On Irish on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lockedonirishpod/?hl=enSubscribe to Locked on Irish on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC749D_LgykIE8WLu7W4UQlQSupport Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!BirddogsToday's episode is brought to you by Birddogs. Go to birddogs.com/lockedoncollege and when you enter promo code, LOCKEDONCOLLEGE, they'll throw in a free custom birddogs Yeti-style tumbler with every order.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.FanDuelMake Every Moment More. Place your first FIVE DOLLAR bet to get ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS in Free Bets – win or lose! Visit Fanduel.com/LockedOn today to get startedFANDUEL DISCLAIMER: 21+ in select states. First online real money wager only. Bonus issued as nonwithdrawable free bets that expires in 14 days. Restrictions apply. See terms at sportsbook.fanduel.com. Gambling Problem? Call 1-800-GAMBLER or visit FanDuel.com/RG (CO, IA, MD, MI, NJ, PA, IL, VA, WV), 1-800-NEXT-STEP or text NEXTSTEP to 53342 (AZ), 1-888-789-7777 or visit ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-9-WITH-IT (IN), 1-800-522-4700 (WY, KS) or visit ksgamblinghelp.com (KS), 1-877-770-STOP (LA), 1-877-8-HOPENY or text HOPENY (467369) (NY), TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Michael speaks with us about his fabulous college career, draft day experience, overcoming adversity, and gives his insight on the Patriots organization, experiences with Brady & Belichick, the mindset in the locker room at halftime of Super Bowl LI, and, oh, a block you may remember clearing the field for a Julian Edelman touchdown. 

In this episode we are breaking down some Body Language signals to look for that will help you spot when someone is lying. We did an episode a while back on how to tell if someone is lying by what they are saying, but there is so much more to it - Body Language being a huge factor. Most people are pretty naturally awful at accurately detecting lies. People tend to believe that they are able to detect deception much more than they actually can. The more information you have, the better off you will be when it comes to knowing when someone is lying, so stay tuned because this episode may just help you spot the next lie someone tells you. Then after our topic discussion we throw out some music recommendations in Jo Jam and finish off with a fun game and some listener submitted questions in Dish Bish at the end. Want more? Check out episode 244: How to Tell When Someone is Lying podcast.Links/ResourcesStudy: Can Ordinary People Detect Deception After All? https://carlsonschool.umn.edu/sites/carlsonschool.umn.edu/files/2019-04/ten_brinke_vohs_carney_tics_2016_lie_detection_0.pdf Is Nonverbal Communication a Numbers Game? https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond-words/201109/is-nonverbal-communication-numbers-game Leaving Neverland (documentary referenced, so sorry I am not sure if the interview mentioned is in part 1 or 2): https://www.tvguide.com/movies/leaving-neverland/2030373994/ Some books Erin recommends if you want to learn more: What Every Body is Saying By Joe Navarro with Marvin Karlin, Ph.D https://www.amazon.com/What-Every-BODY-Is-Saying-audiobook/dp/B006ZNFEKWLiespotting by Pamela Meyer https://www.amazon.com/Liespotting-Pamela-Meyer-audiobook/dp/B00797LMRM Spy the Lie by Philip Houston, Michael Floyd and Susan Carnicero https://www.amazon.com/Spy-Lie-audiobook/dp/B008M20SZ0 Boom Tequila Podcast Links Follow on Instagram: @BoomTequilaPodcast Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/boomtequilapodcast Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqro-8gXjDP_gVfwOhowJVw

While the world has mostly gone digital, key financial markets for managing, purchasing, and selling assets remain outdated. This is particularly true in the commercial real estate market, where the investment sector is extremely illiquid and out of reach for the majority of the population. Our guest expert Michael Flight, a real estate entrepreneur and blockchain real estate evangelist that when blockchain technology and real estate is merged, it could create an impact and take the industry to a whole new level! It's another value-bomb episode in today's show so be sure to tune in till the end. [00:01 - 07:05] The Basic Concept of Blockchain Welcoming Michael to the show A quick backstory of how Michael's real estate investment journey began What is a blockchain [07:06 - 13:21]  How Blockchain Technology is Changing Real Estate The connection of blockchain technology with real estate property Bitcoin and blockchain explained What role does blockchain play in commercial real estate Why Michael favors security tokens [13:22 - 23:06]  Tokenizing Real Estate Assets on Blockchain Where the blockchain technology is going and its impact on the real estate industry More volatile Liquidity How safe is a cryptocurrency and how could you protect yourself from the possible dangers of blockchain [23:07 - 30:38] Closing Segment The future of blockchain technology and commercial real estate Watch out for the blockchain real estate summit this September to be held in Austin, Texas!   Tweetable Quotes “I believe that if you take blockchain technology, which allows value transfer, and you combine that with real estate, you can open up real estate to liquidity, you can open up real estate to people that right now can't get into real estate, and you can open up, you know, just worldwide capital because real estate is the world's largest asset class, it's $280 trillion.” - Michael Flight  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------   Connect with Michael if you're curious about blockchain and real estate investment: https://michaeljflight.com and https://libertyfund.io/ Connect with me:   I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.     Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: Michael Flight  0:00   One of the really nice things about blockchain is it's going to be better for title. Because everybody right you know, right now title records are stuck in, you know, the basement of the courthouse and you need a title company. I think you're still going to need title company to verify stuff. But at some point, all that title is going to be sitting there on a blockchain that somebody can just publicly go and verify.   Intro  0:24   Welcome to the How to scale commercial real estate show. Whether you are an active or passive investor, we'll teach you how to scale your real estate investing business into something big.   Sam Wilson  0:35   Michael Floyd has been a real estate professional since 1986. He founded Concordia Realty in 1990, and partner but institutional and individual investors and over $600 million worth of commercial real estate. He is also an expert on retail real estate and blockchain, which is really what we're going to get into on today's episode. So if you're looking for kind of the premier expert on blockchain and real estate, Michael is your go to guy. I've had the pleasure of meeting him at the IREC conference in Los Angeles here this past January. And I'm really just excited to jump in today. Michael, welcome to the show.   Michael Flight  1:09   Sam, I have been looking forward to this podcast ever since we met in California. And, you know, we just talked about a huge range of topics and even covered a little bit of real estate, but your other interests were just really fascinating. So I love talking to you. I'm looking forward to talking to you some more   Sam Wilson  1:29   Well, and taking the time and we were out there you were super generous. Also, you know, in the time you gave so many of us with 1000s of questions that we threw at you as it pertains to blockchain, real estate and those, you know, that topic in general, I'm outside of my league on this conversation. So I'm gonna have to really rely on you heavily on this show, not to sound like a complete idiot. I mean, you can't submit written that entirely, but maybe just a little bit. So I guess you know, there's three questions, though. Before we get into that, Michael, that I asked every guest who comes to the show in 90 seconds or less? Can you tell me where did you start? Where are you now? And how did you get there,   Michael Flight  2:02   I started at a nothing down seminar in 1984 1985, I can't remember which it was my brother and I went to a nothing down seminar. Then we went to a real estate broker, and he said, You guys can't buy anything because you don't have a job. So I went and changed from being Lutheran pastor, because Greek and Hebrew were also a sign from God that I should probably go into something else. And I switched to business and went into real estate. So I became a real estate broker. 1986 had been licensed since 1986. never sold a house because I'm in commercial real estate. And it is a long, winding path, you know, so I'm not sure that we could get it done in the amount of time we have, but went to work for a syndicator went and met a lot of people at that company, they ended up in really good positions in institutional insurance companies and publicly traded companies and all the rest of it partnered with those people that I met in the 1980s through the 1990s. And 2000s, pioneered de-malling, which is tearing down malls and creating something else in the late 1990s and hung around with a lot of smart people who are talking about Bitcoin and blockchain, you know, 2015 through 2017, and said, I want to create a real estate stable coin. So that's how I'm here.   Sam Wilson  3:32   Okay, man, that's great. I love that. That's a lot of moving pieces there. So 2015 2017, you became interested in blockchain in you know, in this whole space? So tell me, where are we today? And where do you see it going?   Michael Flight  3:47   I say we are like, at before the dot-com bubble, if you were around in you know, 1990s were before the bubble. There is all kinds of stuff in what I like to explain blockchain as is just like the internet was a way for instantaneous communications anywhere in the world. Blockchain is a way to transfer value money or assets anywhere in the world. And it's not using a banking system. So it's basically like the internet for the financial system. And so, at some point, you know, people aren't even going to know that there's a blockchain, they're just going to know that I want to send money here, or I want to, like buy a piece of property in Africa, or I want to buy a piece of a resort in El Salvador. And they're just going to like, you know, open up their phone, their phone is going to have a wallet, and they're going to use their money of choice. They're going to own all their assets. They're going to control all their money. It's not going to be in a bank, and they're just going to be able to trade hopefully frictionless worldwide. Now, a lot of things called government instead are putting up impediments to doing that. And there's things called regulations that make that a little more difficult. But that's, you know, kind of, at some point, you won't even care that there's a blockchain, you'll just do a transaction.   Sam Wilson  5:13   How is so you say, this is pre dot-com bust. I guess, do you see a bust happening in the Bitcoin Ethereum…   Michael Flight  5:24   I don't necessarily see a bust. So but saying that, you know, there was all this activity, there was all this, you know, entrepreneurial stuff, there was like, what we like to call creative destruction, there was people putting money into stuff that should have never happened. And it's the same thing, it's like, Bitcoin started out in, I'm going to, you know, lose the year, but like, 2009 2010, and people saw that this was, you know, going, and then all sudden, you know, around 2015, to 2017, there was just like, really, you know, Cambrian explosion of all these things called ICOs, which were initial coin offerings, and anybody with a website, and you know, a white paper was raising billions of dollars. And, you know, you had all these coins out there, and then everything crashed. And so, now we're back to people have been actually building out the rails of the system. And it's exactly like the 1990s, where they built out, you know, fiber optics they built out, you know, TCPIP, they built out all these data centers, and it's the same thing. Now, there's the rails of the financial system are slowly being built up, there's people putting huge amounts of capital and in banks, and, you know, governments are putting money into this. And, you know, it's where you will have digital money, and we can get into that later about, you know, how scary that is when a government, you know, controls your digital money, and why you might want something that, you know, you have more control over?   Sam Wilson  7:06   So that's kind of the where we are right now, how does this intersect with real estate commercial?   Michael Flight  7:15   That is a great question. That's why I'm here. So I asked the question of very smart people around me that now are, like, really, really wealthy, who were doing blockchain and investing in, you know, coins and things, you know, in the early years. And I kept saying to them, I don't understand why isn't Bitcoin just fiat currency? Because all that's behind it is an algorithm. And number one, I went to a public school, so I don't do math. So I didn't understand, you know, how that whole but I'm like, isn't it just basically a software project? And why wouldn't you just take it and tie it to gold or real estate, that way, you get a stable coin that was actually based on a tangible asset, that, you know, like, I always tell people, it's like, real estate has the world's most proven track record, you know, it's been around, you know, and they've been trading it, they've been fighting over it. And people generationally have, you know, stored wealth in real estate. And that's, you know, not going to go anywhere. The only way they're making new stuff is they're either doing it in Dubai with, you know, pumping sand into the ocean, or volcanoes. So, I believe that if you take blockchain technology, which allows value transfer, and you combine that with real estate, you can open up real estate to liquidity, you can open up real estate to people that right now can't get into real estate, and you can open up, you know, just worldwide capital, because real estate is the world's largest asset class, it's $280 trillion.   Sam Wilson  8:59   That's really I mean, I love the idea conceptually, I love the concept. But what does that mean, practically? How does this get built out how to real estate investors get in front of this? This is 1997 for email, how do we get in front of it?   Michael Flight  9:15   Right. Well, that is an excellent question. And that's why it's taken me and our company so long to get you know, things launched because the technology can do certain things, but they didn't built it. So But conceptually, the technology can do certain things. And then the technology can do certain things, which are illegal, like, you know, it ends up being money laundering, or, you know, it ends up being a security which is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Right now, though, if you're doing normal syndications, or you're doing private real estate investment, you can do a normal real estate syndication and just buy Adding language to your offering memorandum or requesting that your general partner who you're investing with, say to them, you know, is there the language in here that makes this number one, you can issue it to a blockchain in number two, makes it tradable. So just by having that in the offering memorandum, it doesn't ever have to be issued to a blockchain, but it's at least ready to go. And then when the trading systems and a lot more of the technology is built out, which has been happening, and we'll be happening within the next few years, your particular you know, investment will have another opportunity, you can either refinance it, or you can sell the property or you can issue the you know, the tokens and then your investors have the opportunity to trade out of the deal.   Sam Wilson  10:55   Right? Can you just for our listeners sake, maybe they haven't listened or studied this as much break down differences between say, a Bitcoin and blockchain?   Michael Flight  11:05   Sure. So a bitcoin is issued on a blockchain. So the Bitcoin each individual bitcoin is part of the blockchain, so it makes a blockchain, there are other blockchains out there that are just set up so that they do have, you know, a monetary unit like a Bitcoin, but they are more set up to do transactions, whereas bitcoin is kind of like a store of value. And because it's, I'm gonna get into some things, it's mined by proof of work. So the computers have to solve these algorithms, and you have to expend energy to solve the problems. That's called Proof of Work mining, there's other blockchains out there that are much faster, and, you know, much less energy intensive. And that's called Proof of stake. So just like if you're in a poker game, you put up your stake, if you're going to validate on these chains, you need to put up so these blockchain, you know, things they're basically I like to call the layer one blockchains, a combination of the AT&T telephone company, and, you know, a banking system or, you know, like a actual communications network. So, but it's communications network for financial systems. But in order to validate that the transactions went through, people put up money, and if they're a bad actor, or they come up with the wrong, you know, the wrong answer, they actually lose their money. That's why it's proof of stake. So they have something at risk. So the incentive is to do it correctly, and then you get, you know, money for validating the transaction. And those transactions end up being less expensive, then sending a wire transfer, and they end up being confirmed within a minute or two, versus if a bank sends a wire, you don't know that the wire has gone through, especially internationally, you know, for seven days.   Sam Wilson  13:14   Right? Right, which is just astoundingly slow. Right? How is blockchain currently being leveraged in commercial real estate?   Michael Flight  13:22   Blockchain is currently being leveraged in commercial real estate in a number of ways. So there's the low hanging fruit and you would initially when we are offline, you'd ask about, you know, NFT's and security tokens. I'm more interested in security tokens, which are tradable, you know, legal securities in the United States, and they're tradable legal securities, you know, in different parts of the worlds that have, you know, regulatory. So securities everyone, you know, the difference between a non-fungible token is every one is unique securities, they're all pretty much the same. So, if you have 10 shares of, you know, you do self-storage, correct.   Sam Wilson  14:09   I have done some of that. Yeah, I do. Okay, my hands a lot of an asset classes, but it doesn't matter.   Michael Flight  14:13   Yeah. So if you do 10 shares of, you know, a self storage, you know, partnership, those shares are all basically the same, except if there's different classes on a non-fungible token. Each one is unique. So I like to say, you can invest in shares in a commercial real estate project, or each individual house in the United States could each be its own individual non-fungible token. So because each one is a little bit different, a little bit unique. So that's, you know, how we like to differentiate there. I think, you know, one of the things that's going to happen in surprisingly here in Chicago Cook County is doing an experiment where they're putting titles on a blockchain because blockchains are kinda like a fly in amber type of thing. You can't go back and change it. So it's, you know, distributed ledger. And there's a lot of people verifying it. So if you go back and try to change that one block that's already backup 100 blocks. It's kind of like a jigsaw puzzle fitting together, it has to fit together. Exactly. And if it doesn't fit together, exactly, then everybody else that's validating on the blockchain realizes that somebody's trying to commit fraud or do something bad. So one of the really nice things about blockchain is it's going to be better for title. Because everybody, right, you know, right now, title records are stuck in, you know, the basement of the courthouse, and you need a title company, I think you're still going to need title company to verify stuff. But at some point, all that title is going to be sitting there on a blockchain that somebody can just publicly go and verify.   Sam Wilson  15:57   Right and access to information on that side. I mean, the archaic, it's so county by county, the archaic title system. I mean, that's one of things. I'm excited about my cut my teeth in this business in the foreclosure markets. Right. And I knew the county title office really, really well. I mean, every county we had our own system for getting in and going, Okay, what is because we were reviewing hundreds of deals a week, and it's like, oh, my gosh, yeah, just a very clustered up. So it's good to, you know, think in the future that this will be so easy, you know, to access. What about so you're talking about security tokens, which I think is really interesting. So if I understand this correctly, you're taking, you're gonna put this language in your offering memorandum says, hey, you know, this can be issued to the blockchain, in the future, this will become a security token, I mean, everybody sets their own dollar amount for what you know, a share is worth, it's either $1 or 1000 bucks or 50,000 bucks. I mean, it doesn't really matter. One of the things that has been that's interesting to look at in this space is that potentially, you can now trade fractions of those shares, you know, to where you're not necessarily finding a replacement buyer for 50 grand to take your spot, you could sell it for 100 bucks, I mean, is that kind of where we're going with this is a really…   Michael Flight  17:08   Theoretically, but it really also depends on the issuer. So if you are the issuer, or I'm the issuer, and I'm issuing shares and in our funds, so, for example, in our fund, the minimum investment is $50,000. And we made the shares $10,000 of piece, because it just, you know, makes it easier to do. But the really cool thing is after one year from being issued to a blockchain, they become fully tradable. And so, for example, our fund is a 506-C, but you could also do this with a 506-B, but it'd be a lot more difficult because you could, you'd have to have a pre existing relationship, I don't really want to get into securities laws, but our fund is a 506-C. And after one year lockup period, those shares can trade. So let's say a person buys $100,000. And they want to divide up like myself, I've got two sons, so I'm gonna give 30,000 to one son 30,000, to the other son, and keep 40,000 for myself. So one of my sons decides that he's going to trade those after a one year lockup period, those shares can trade to an accredited or non accredited investor. So it can get non accredited investors into quality real estate that's already been seasoned for a year. So they can see that there's a one year track record.    Sam Wilson  18:36   That's interesting. I hadn't really thought about that. I mean, the thing is, for most of us, though, when we get in a deal, we get in a deal with the intention of writing it out, most of us actually really want to trade I mean, you get, I've got plenty of deals I'm in right now. And you asked me to exit I'm like, No,   Michael Flight  18:51   Right. So there's like several really cool things about security tokens. So number one, you've got the ability to potentially access it if you have a life situation that you need to, or otherwise you just stay in it like your normal, you know, three, five or seven or 10 year, you know, real estate syndication. But the other really cool thing is that and this is really going to depend on who the issuer is. But for example, in our token, you can get paid in not only dollars with a ACH payment directly into your bank account, but you could also take your money in what's called a USD stable coin. So it's US dollar denominated, so it's one for one with the dollar, but it's actually cryptocurrency, so you're actually not getting it into a bank account. You're getting it into your own wallet, so you can control that. And number two, you can also take your money in Ethereum or another cryptocurrency and so you're actually dollar cost averaging out of the dollar banking system, and then you control your own and assets. So let's say you're still invested in our deal, but you decide that you're gonna like winter in Costa Rica, you don't have to worry about, you know, trying to like get the money out of your bank and transferring and everything else because your wallet is right on your phone or your wallet is right with you all the time. So your money is with you crossing international borders and stuff. So that's one really cool thing. The other really cool thing is, and we've talked to different companies like Blockfi and Compound and Aave, if they get comfortable with the net asset value of the fund, instead of you having to sell your shares, you can actually borrow against your shares. So you can actually open up some liquidity and some leverage on something that you normally can't do with a normal syndication.   Sam Wilson  20:53   That is a game changer. I mean, it's kind of bringing it out of my league a little bit here. But bringing the ability to leverage against stocks and bonds is kind of like go into your exactly, Hey, man, you know, whatever they call that buying on margin.   Michael Flight  21:07   Right, you know, borrowing on margin, and but it's, you know, it's exactly the same thing. And then that's where the third part, when I said that, Blockchain is probably going to change data, there's companies out there right now, that are putting large institutional portfolios, I was just at a conference down in Miami last week, within Inveniam, and Inveniam them is taking large institutional portfolios, these are some of the biggest portfolios in the world. And they're taking all the data and putting them onto the blockchain. So that not only is the data feeding into what, so for example, I'm just going to back way up when we started out partnering with institutional investors. And we were doing we had to go out and buy this giant mainframe to do the, you know all the bookkeeping on it. And then we had to print out every month, a three ring binder, that was the literal either two or three inch, three ring binders, of you know, rent rolls of balance sheets of all the rest of this stuff. And so now we're not doing that we're just sending it electronically in a PDF, but at some point invenio them and there's another company called earn.re, they are feeding that information onto a blockchain. So that is building up onto the blockchain so that you know tracks with the portfolio or tracks with the individual property. And then they've actually got data. So all they have to do when they update their net asset values, it's much easier to do it on a quarterly basis. And at some point, they'll be able to update the values of the properties, perhaps on a weekly or daily basis, which is a huge game changer for all this illiquid private real estate because you're going to have better data out there that certified data because it's going into the blockchain and it's you know, for it can't be tampered with once it's there.   Sam Wilson  23:07   That'll be really interesting to see what that does to the ultimate pricing, that real estate, where do you think that goes?   Michael Flight  23:14   it could make real estate a little bit more volatile than it is right now. Because you know, right now, you only get a real number, if I mean, because even you know, an appraisal from an MA appraiser, it's not a real number, it really depends on you know, if you're financing it, it's going to be one number, if you're doing a net asset value on it, it's another number. And if you you know, you're doing it for an estate, it's gonna be a very low number, or if you're, you know, appraising it for your real estate taxes. So you might actually end up paying more in real estate taxes, because you know, the numbers will be more bigger, verifiable, and you might have more volatile real estate, because you've got better data, but you're also going to have more liquidity, because people will trust the data more. And so they'll be able to say, Yeah, that's a good number, you know, let's do it. So I'll just, you know, take my $10 and buy this piece of, you know, London office building, because I know that, you know, all the buildings around it, you know, are valued at this.   Sam Wilson  24:19   I think what that will ultimately do with a further you know, with a higher liquidity, more transparency, it'll function more like the stock market, which would be, you know, in the sense that you can trade it, you know, in and out, but that would also typically be a compression of returns, as you know…   Michael Flight  24:36   I also look at it as an opening up of these liquidity pools that are just like right now, just locked in. So I look at it like, and I use this example all the time since 1990. Because of free markets, and because of, you know, people investing in things, they have come out of abject Poverty living on $1 a day to there's billions of people that are now in the middle class, right? How did those billions of people in the middle class, they're not all going to invest in the stock market? So how do they get, you know, generational wealth that they can transfer onto their kids? I mean, that's going to be the biggest thing out there. So I believe it's going to be an opportunity for a lot of those people, those billions of people to get into assets that you know, because there's only so many stocks to go around, but there's a ton of real estate to go around.   Sam Wilson  25:33   That's true. That's a very, very valid point. Yeah, I think it's gonna be this will be an interesting, you know, next wave to really watch and see how this affects real estate as a whole. Are there any security concerns you have with this are there things people should be looking out for, you know, you have coins getting stolen, your wallets getting taken, you hear of, you know, lots of things going on, but talk to us on the security is a great.   Michael Flight  25:58   so cryptocurrency, there is a real issue, if you lose your passwords, you've lost your passwords, or I had a friend who, you know, he had this Dogecoin, he had like 30,000, Dogecoin. And then all sudden Doge took off because Elon Musk was like pumping it. And you know, he went to get it, but it was on a laptop that was broken. So get the Dogecoin off the you know, the laptop so, but with security tokens, since they are securities and since you do have to go through a KYC, which is a no your customer and anti money laundering checks, and you have to be verified, the security token, if it is lost, or stolen, can be you know, brought back by the issuer and in re in, you know, what they call burned, and then reissued. So as long as you can prove that you are who you are, which you already had to do that when you did you know the KYC. So they know who you are your you know, registered. And so if something does happen, where somebody steals your stuff, or you know, it's basically probably more secure than even stocks, because most of the time, if you're in the stock market, you never actually have your stock, your broker controls your stock, or it's with a custodian, or all the rest of it. So you never actually have the stock physically or electronically anywhere. So this is actually a much better and more secure system than that.   Sam Wilson  27:34   I absolutely love it. Michael, thank you for taking the time to come on the show today and just give us a brief I mean, glimpse into where we are going with, you know, blockchain technology, commercial real estate, I think this is gonna be a fun thing to watch. You guys have a conference, I think here later this year, do you want to talk about that.   Michael Flight  27:54   Yes, started it for the very reason that we realized we had to do a lot of education on this, especially with real estate investors. They're typically a little more conservative. And real estate sponsors are also like, I know real estate. But you know, there's this scary thing out there called cryptocurrency. And what we wanted to do is do a lot more education on security tokens and say, this is potentially and we firmly believe that this is a better way to issue syndications and to do syndications with real estate, and all kinds of other private assets that aren't really, you know, easy to get into. So what we did was the blockchain real estate summit in Austin, Texas, the first one was in September of last year, we're going to do it again September of this year in Austin, Texas. And the reason why we put it together is we are putting together from beginning to end it's like how do you like you know, so we brought on in the attorneys we brought in the accountants we brought in, you know, the people that do the legal stuff so that it can legally trade we bought it brought in the tokenization platforms from beginning to end, you get this education as to you know, what this is and how do I do this? And so you can start really, you know, it gets your gears clicking as to, you know, okay, so I know these people are doing this, this and this, and I can see how this happens. And now I'm ready to like you know, dip my toe in the water or move forward full on with, you know, issuing a security token offering.   Sam Wilson  29:31   Absolutely awesome. Michael, thank you for your time today have learned an absolute ton. If our listeners want to get in touch with you or learn more about you what is the best way to do that?   Michael Flight  29:39   They can contact me at our website, which is Libertyfund.io, or they can if they're interested in the blockchain real estate summit go to blockchain realestate summit.com If they go to our website, Libertyfund.io They can go and click on the report and they can get an actual information And as to blockchain real estate 2022. So it just gives a pretty good overview of you know what it is, how it happens and how it works.   Sam Wilson  30:09   Michael, thank you again for your time. Have a great rest of your day.    Michael Flight Thanks, Sam.    Outro Hey, thanks for listening to the how to scale commercial real estate podcast if you can do me a favor and subscribe and leave us a review on Apple podcast, Spotify, Google podcasts, whatever platform it is you use to listen, if you can do that for us. That would be a fantastic help to the show. It helps us both attract new listeners as well as rank higher on those directories. So appreciate you listening. Thanks so much and hope to catch you in the next episode.

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December 16th, 2016 Bob Glauber, of the Newsday, joined the Program to talk about Michael Floyd going to the Patriots, Chiefs game vs the Titans and the NFL playoff races. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

John Halpin and Ryan Fowler preview all the Week 12 games. Players include Jerick McKinnon, Pierre Garcon, T.Y. Hilton, Donte Moncrief, Rishard Matthews, LeSean McCoy, Tyler Eifert, Tyler Boyd, Michael Floyd, Corey Coleman, Todd Gurley, DeVante Parker, Philip Rivers, Thomas Rawls, Dion Lewis, James White, Michael Crabtree, Devontae Booker, Demaryius Thomas, Emmanuel Sanders, Jared Cook.

John Halpin previews the Week 11 slate with Chad Parsons (UTHDynasty.com). Players discussed include Thomas Rawls, Christine Michael, C.J. Prosise, James Starks, Ty Montgomery, Brandin Cooks, Robert Woods, Isaiah Crowell, Dez Bryant, Theo Riddick, Marvin Jones, Eric Ebron, Donte Moncrief, Doug Martin, Stefon Diggs, Michael Floyd, Larry Fitzgerald, Cameron Meredith, Eddie Royal, DeVante Parker, Jordan Matthews, Martellus Bennett, Chris Hogan, Julian Edelman, LeGarrette Blount, DeAndre Hopkins, Latavius Murray.

Arizona Cardinals wide receiver Michael Floyd joins "NFL Fantasy LIVE" to discuss his breakout performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars last week, as well as the current state of the Cardinals under new head coach Bruce Arians. Michael Fabiano gives you his weekly Start 'Em, Sit 'Em advice for Week 12, and the guys also tell you which quarterbacks you should trade for and trade away as the fantasy trade deadline nears. Plus, don't miss a breakdown of the "Thursday Night Football" matchup between the Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints. Your official NFL fantasy podcast has all that and much more. Be sure to watch "NFL Fantasy LIVE" at 5 p.m. ET on NFL Network.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.