Podcasts about nilif

There are several questions that constantly come up when we are having conversations with athletes and business owners like:What should a “deal” look like from both sides of the table?How should an athlete think about branding themselves?How are businesses utilizing their newfound ability to participate in NIL?In this episode of AWM Capital's Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) series, we are joined by Anthony Ranaudo. Anthony is a College World Series champion, 1st round draft pick, and former MLB player. Today, Anthony is the owner and founder of Cards and Culture, a store and social platform in the collectibles, art, memorabilia, and lifestyle business that is utilizing NIL deals to help promote his business and the athletes themselves. Anthony has a unique perspective as both a business owner utilizing NIL, and a former professional athlete who understands the brand building opportunities that come with being a high-profile athlete. In this episode, Anthony gives us an insight into what athletes should be thinking about in terms of building their brands through NIL opportunities. He and Will discuss the importance of building a network, understanding the marketplace, spotting the right deals, staying present and humble, and more.Episode Highlights1:50: Perspective on the evolution of NIL in the first year.4:08: How Anthony is utilizing NIL for his business.5:20: Ways for athletes to take advantage of the NIL opportunity.7:40: General perception of NIL versus reality.12:30:What roadblocks are currently present for businesses entering into the NIL space?13:50:Business and athlete use of trademarks and logos.15:45:How and why athletes build brands and networks as a college athlete.21:35:Social media presence as a high school athlete.25:20:What kind of deals should an athlete look to enter into?28:25:The future of NIL and what the landscape will look like in the coming years.31:25:The importance of educating yourself on how to best utilize NILIf you have any questions or would like to reach out to Anthony or Will directly, please email them at:Anthony Ranaudo – Kylie@cardsandculture.comWill McGuffey – WMcGuffey@AWMCap.com 

Çocuklarının dağa kaçırılmasından HDP'yi sorumlu tutan ailelerin evlat nöbeti devam ediyor. 8 Mart Dünya Kadınlar Günü'nde Diyarbakır annelerinden İmmihan Nilifırka ile konuştuk.

Surge Battery Metals CEO Gives Bullish Outlook on Company, Metals Market in Audio Interview with SmallCapVoice.com AUSTIN, Texas (September 13, 2021) -- SmallCapVoice.com Inc. (“SCV”) announces the availability of a new interview with Greg Reimer, president and CEO of Canada-based Surge Battery Metals Inc. (the "Company" or "Surge") (TSXV: NILI) (OTCQB: NILIF) (FRA: DJ5C), to discuss the Company's current projects, recent milestones and outlook for the near future. Surge is an early-stage mining company focused on clean energy battery metals for the electric vehicle market. Speaking with SCV's Stuart Smith, Reimer describes the Company's portfolio of battery metals projects in British Columbia and Nevada. “We do have three fully funded exploration programs with three separate battery metals, and they're all located in mining friendly jurisdictions where ongoing exploration and development or former battery metal mines are located,” he says. Reimer also discusses Surge's management team, along with recent corporate milestones and his outlook for the Company's future.

W dzisiejszym odcinku będę mówić o metodach szkoleniowych, które są popularne wśród trenerów. Czy warto z nich skorzystać? Będzie m.in. o tym... W jakim celu używać smaczków w szkoleniu? Czym jest NILIF i czy warto go stosować? Czy metoda spalonej miski jest dobra dla post? Czy nie podawanie psu jedzenia przed treningiem ma sens?

In the final installment of the NILIF series we discuss alternatives to this outdated protocol.

So if NILIF is rooted in old-school ideology, why is it working? This and more.

EPISODE FIFTY! We are talking about the popular Nothing in Life is Free (or NILIF) protocol of dog training.

There's an old saying - "There is no such thing as a free lunch."  Put another way, you could also say that "Nothing in life is free."  If you have a dog, there's a program by that name (NILIF for short) that can help you teach your dog that their behaviour has consequences both good and bad.  Many of the websites that describe NILIF programs portray it as a way to gain control of your dogs behaviour, a sort of boot-camp to get them back in line if they are "getting away" with misbehaving.  But it can be a lot more than that. B.F. Skinner said that "Consequence dictates behaviour."  That is the essence of the NILIF program.  But Skinner's Operant Conditioning model can make a simple program like NILIF into so much more.  With some additional reading and some creative application of behavioural psychology, Operant Conditioning can pave the way for a very fulfilling and wonderful relationship with your dog.