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Get ready as Senators Tim Scott and Bill Hagerty join Michael Knowles in this special episode of YES or NO! Watch as they react to some of the most hilarious, unexpected, and downright outrageous questions thrown their way.  Today's Sponsor:  Preborn! - Help save babies from abortion: https://preborn.com/Knowles

Today, we sit down with Newsweek Senior Editor-at-Large Josh Hammer to discuss the latest details on Iran's latest missile attack on Israel. And does America bear any responsibility to intervene? We also recap last night's vice presidential debate between Sen. JD Vance and Gov. Tim Walz. Spoiler alert: Our predictions were right! Vance, of course, was the most well-spoken person in the room. Knucklehead Walz tried (and failed) to support his arguments with the Bible and apparently lied about being in Tiananmen Square? Pre-order Allie's new book, "Toxic Empathy: How Progressives Exploit Christian Compassion": https://a.co/d/4COtBxy   ---   Timecodes:   (00:40) VP Debate Recap (07:17) Nervous Tim Walz (11:51) Vance opening answer (16:35) Hurricane Helene and Climate Change (18:44) Immigration (42:09) Walz lied about being in China (44:20) Abortion lies (52:50) Intro to Israel/Iran issue & Josh Hammer (54:15) Hezbollah & Iran proxies (01:06:00) What has Biden/Harris gotten wrong? (01:10:40) The Left's Hamas support (01:13:11) America's responsibility   ---   Today's Sponsors:   Carly Jean Los Angeles — Go to https://www.carlyjeanlosangeles.com and use code ALLIEB to get 20% off your next CJLA order (one-time use only) and start filling your closet with timeless staple pieces.   Good Ranchers — get bonus $25 off with my code ALLIE! Go to Go.GoodRanchers.com/ALLIE, get the ALLIE box.   Covenant Eyes — You can join a safe, confidential community of women where your story and struggle matter. Get the free resource by visiting the QR code on screen: http://ariseforwomen.com/.   Jase Medical — Go to Jase.com and enter code “ALLIE” at checkout for a discount on your order.   ---   Relevant Episodes: Ep 1076 | Hurricane Aftermath: Christians Step Up While Biden Vacations | Guest: Ron Simmons https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-1076-hurricane-aftermath-christians-step-up-while/id1359249098?i=1000671464494 Ep 905 | What's Really Going On in Israel? | Guest: Josh Hammer https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-905-whats-really-going-on-in-israel-guest-josh-hammer/id1359249098?i=1000634310661 Ep 1067 | This New European Law Is About to Change the World | Guest: Justin Haskins https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-1067-this-new-european-law-is-about-to-change-the/id1359249098?i=1000669739236 Ep 1074 | OBGYN Busts Myths on Miscarriages & Late-Term Abortions | Guest: Dr. Christina Francis https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-1074-obgyn-busts-myths-on-miscarriages-late-term/id1359249098?i=1000670827855   ---   Buy Allie's book, You're Not Enough (& That's Okay): Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self-Love: https://alliebethstuckey.com/book Relatable merchandise – use promo code 'ALLIE10' for a discount: https://shop.blazemedia.com/collections/allie-stuckey Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

O Corinthians vive a maior crise institucional de sua história. Dívidas milionárias, escândalos envolvendo a negociação de patrocínio e quebra do mesmo, contratos com cláusulas estranhas com jogadores, isso só para começar. No meio disso, uma briga política com desligamentos e trocas em menos de seis meses da gestão Augusto Melo que ainda conta com uma oposição que liga pouquíssimo para o clube. E no meio disso tudo, sobra o torcedor, sem saber o que fazer. Confere o nosso EP sobre o momento do Timão!

O Bate-Pronto desta sexta-feira falará tudo sobre as últimas notícias dos principais clubes do futebol brasileiro. Na CBF, Dorival Júnior foi apresentado oficialmente como novo treinador da Seleção Brasileira. Já no Corinthians, Duilio Monteiro Alves, ex-presidente, abriu um BO após denúncias de espionagem. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No Tim today, so the JV squad is in and ready to rock. SLU hoops talk kick us off. Blues lose a tough one. Binner Binner? Iggy tries to name 5 Blues. Jackson's 3-year anniversary of his first show on TMA. Pastries. Iggy's date at Olive + Oak. Can you eat duck medium rare? Steak snobs. Jake Neighbours. Plowboy and Iggy's short lived radio shows. PlowHawk still considering selling a nut. Breaking news as Jon Rahm is officially headed to LIV Golf.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Croeso nol to Fearless In Devotion, the Wrexham AFC podcast sponsored by the Fat Boar Bar and Restaurant. No Tim and Andy this week but Rhys, Liam and Tomi are joined by former Wrexham striker Marc Williams to dissect the weekend's poor results and his time at the club.Marc also opens up about his struggles with gambling and how he's using it to educate players today.@fearlessidzinefidzine@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nesta edição especial, João Pedro Brandão, Arthur Sandes e Careca Bertaglia debatem sobre quais jogadores que estão na reta final de seus contratos com o Corinthians merecem ter seu vínculo renovado e quais não estarão nos planos da equipe para a próxima temporada. O episódio traz o panorama de cada uma das situações contratuais, os status de negociação, além de contar com a parte opinativa dos participantes. Além disso, o podcast traz um destaque para a equipe de futebol feminino que chegou a mais uma semifinal da Conmebol Libertadores.

No Tim... No Byrd.... It's all about Dale tackling the conversation about Affirmative Action in College Admission and the Student Loan Forgiveness plus the 7 things you should be talking about.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

   Im on my own today . No Tim or Jim on this one. They'll be with us on the next one.    Today ill be talking about safe driving in the summer time months, safe driving tips and preparedness for the four wheelers out there. Support the show Follow us on facebook and Instagram. RUNNIN RECAP

No Tim this week as we are Joined by Tiger fan Chris, to talk all things Richmond on the back of Hardwick quitting. Aaron also crunches the numbers to support why Michael Voss should be at Carlton long term. We briefly touch on Geelong as their slide continues. And of course #falconwatch

Rachel travels to Arizona to hang out with Dan the Man and his awesome wife, Rachel!  Yes, another Rachel!!!!

Continente ESPN fala sobre a próxima rodada e as sequências da CONMEBOL Libertadores e CONMEBOL Sul-Americana. Com Alex Tseng, Osvaldo Pascoal e Zé Elias.

Raymond Atherton (@raymondatherton) and Gabe Jenner (@catcherstreamer) discuss the news and notes and then relay injury news / updates and more as they cover for Tim while Tim is in St. Thomas on a work trip (@fantasyaceball). It's suggested to first listen to "What the f*** are the fScores" podcast with Justin Mason, the Top 100 prospects for 2023 and other positional fScore rankings, sleepers, breakouts and busts to find out what players the guys are high and low on entering the season. Check out the Ottoneu Podcaster's Series (OPL) where Tim and Raymond interview some of the greatest fantasy baseball players and podcasters about their initial draft in the OPL, which gets deep into Ottoneu, auction strategies, salary cap, dynasty and more. Please subscribe to the podcast for more fantasy baseball information and visit FWFB (Friends With Fantasy Benefits) to read more of Tim's other content related to rankings, fScores and fantasy advice. Please rate and review the podcast and follow Tim, Raymond and Gabe on Twitter for more great content!

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No Tim today. Sadie Hawkins. A lot going on. Mizzou loses a heartbreaker to Kentucky. Roughing the kicker. The boys break it down. Drink getting an extension. What does the future hold? The boys talk European swimsuits. Roadkill

No Tim today, he's not feeling well, but Dale is, and he has the "7 Things You Should Be Talking About".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

No Tim today, but Yaffee joins in and brings us "Ten with Yaffee"See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Jenna and Alex's epic equestrian journey through the trails, pastures, and rings of nostalgia as they attempt to turn Tim into a full-fledged Horse Girl! We are back with a new book series! The Saddle Club! Guess who the Stevie of our group is? Guess who's the first to have a meltdown this series? Guess what a soda crop is? No Tim you CANNOT guess. Because you were ON the episode TIM. That would be cheating! I don't think Jenna would count this towards the Super Amazing Not At All Mediocre EPIC Horse Quiz Game Show.  New episode every other Wednesday!

Welcome to Jenna and Alex's epic equestrian journey through the trails, pastures, and rings of nostalgia as they attempt to turn Tim into a full-fledged Horse Girl! On this episode we are joined by Willa! The world renowned voice of *REDACTED* for a beautiful episode of Horse Girls where it is Christmas and no one is sad and definitely no one or nothing dies and Sugarfoot for sure 100% does not wear the skin of another creature as a disguise. No Tim for the last time we CANNOT REAVEAL THAT WILLA IS THE VOICE OF TEXT MESSAGE THEATRE! New episode every other Wednesday!

Liz, Rebecca, Alison and Monica break down the latest case threatening the separation of church and state, Kennedy v. Bremerton, which involves a Christian high school football coach praying at the 50-yard line after games. The hosts review the facts of the case, outline what happened at oral arguments and make predictions on what this means for the rights of public high school students of minority faiths or no faith at all. Background Oral Arguments SCOTUS Blog page FFRF, CFI, SCA, and AHA's coalition amicus brief American Atheists' amicus brief Vox - “The Supreme Court's ‘praying coach' case, explained” Relevant Cases Santa Fe Independent School District v. Doe (2000) Lemon v. Kurtzman (1971)   Check us out on Facebook and Twitter. Our website, we-dissent.org, has more information as well as episode transcripts.

The Fellowship is pleased to present our discussion of the 1977 film Close Encounters of the Third Kind (kicking off SciFi Month). This was a major statement for UFO fanatics, both the serious ones and the crackpot ones, and it was a huge hit. Plus our usual random talk, geek news, and tangents

Sob os olhares de Vítor Pereira e sua equipe, o Corinthians venceu o Bragantino no último final de semana. Agora, no próximo sábado, é a vez de o português estrear no banco de reservas e comandar o Timão no clássico contra o São Paulo. Careca Bertaglia, Henrique Toth, Marcelo Braga e Pedro Suaide analisam o jogo e avaliam o início do trabalho da nova comissão técnica do clube. O que eles tanto escreveram em seus caderninhos na Neo Química Arena? O que esperar do Majestoso? O programa também apresenta quem são os cinco profissionais que chegaram para trabalhar com Vítor e fala sobre o retorno ao Brasil de jogadores ex-Corinthians que tiveram que fugir da guerra na Ucrânia.

It’s another big weekend episode with lots of stories and laughs to help you get away from the daily madness that is planet earth! Join host Steven Scott with Robin Christopherson, Shaun Preece and new co-host Sally Clay as we talk about the week in tech news and read through your feedback. No Tim this week as he is unwell so get soon Timbo! This week we discuss the news stories of annoying train announcements being potentially scrapped and the successful implementation of a bionic eye at Moorfields Hospital in London. Plus there’s lots of your feedback from the previous episodes of Blind Guy and a whole lot of laughs so make sure you get your comments in for the next episode of The Weekend Edition coming your way next Friday and every Friday beyond! Email us hello@blindguytalkstech.com or call and leave us a voicemail on 0204 571 3354.

No Tim, but we will flourish. Mizzou hoops falls to #1 Auburn. Bruce Pearl. Iggy wants to Iggy wants to see full nudity on Family Guy. Futile. StrodeCast. Antarctica. The Boys rank their favorite animals. Did an Owl take Doug's cat? Iggy is mad again about the Hedo fan page. Duck sized horses or horse sized ducks?

A interminável novela do camisa nove se arrasta no Timão e, agora, pintou um novo nome: Arthur Cabral, destaque do Basel, da Suíça. Os jornalistas Vitor Guedes e Ricardo Perrone explicam por que o jovem seria um ótimo reforço, mas não se encaixa no perfil desejado pelo Timão. Confira também a análise da urgência na contratação de um volante e dos planos de Sylvinho para montar o time titular.

Welcome to Jenna and Alex's epic equestrian journey through the trails, pastures, and rings of nostalgia as they attempt to turn Tim into a full-fledged Horse Girl! Come along and ride with us, by clicking play on this podcast you agree that Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet and that you cannot hold Horse Girls LLC or any of it's horsepresentatives liable for any actions you may or may not take after listening to this podcast. Tim stop arguing with the lawyer, Tim, NO TIM! STOP TELLING THE KIDS TO STEAL!  New episode every other Wednesday!

Hoje conversamos sobre o mercado da bola e também as previsões para 2022.

Dale Jackson opens the show talking about the Salvation Army struggling to get money because they've gone woke, does the 7 Things You Should Be Talking About Today, gets a funny call to wrap up the hour, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dale Jackson and LT talk about the Alabama Senate race, if Trump will rescind his endorsement of Mo Brooks, the circular logic of our reporting, do Ten with LTim, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dale Jackson talks about Matt Murphy leaving, does the 7 Things You Should Be Talking About Today, Governor Ivey's new advertising push. Then, Dale interviews Former United States Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama Jay Town about vaccination mandates, the parents charged in Michigan for their son's school shooting, the liability of the school for the shooting, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dale Jackson is joined by Matt Murphy to talk about the SEC Championship, Murphy's move to Nashville, Murphy's biggest mistake in radio, being frustrated with Bob Riley, the Alabama Gubernatorial race, do Ten with Tim, ponder if Gov. Ivey will face a legitimate challenge for the Governor's seat, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It was a pretty shitty week for football. Where are all of the mediocre teams this year? No TIm again this week as we see how our picks did and talk about each game. We answer some interesting questions for each game as well.

Dale Jackson and LT do Ten with LTim, talk about the Chinese limiting video game hours, parental responsibility, Alec Baldwin killing a person, and more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dale Jackson and LT do the 7 Things You Should Be Talking About Today, looks at the mandatory vaccines for the military, and take calls! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to Jenna and Alex's epic equestrian journey through the trails, pastures, and rings of nostalgia as they attempt to turn Tim into a full-fledged Horse Girl! Come along and ride with us as we determine that Daddy Tim is not Dammit Tim and while Dammit Tim could be Daddy Tim to someone to us he will always be Dammit Tim. No- Tim, DAMMIT TIM IT JUST MAKES SENSE.  New episode every other Wednesday!

The fellas are live from Ryan Kelley's office this morning. No Tim today, but we are still grinding. A US Soccer breakdown. Iggy questions Joe's soccer pick from last night. Iggy breaks down bowling and Brentwood. Champions Tour event starts tomorrow. Jay regales us with tales from the PGA. Jay's thoughts on the Ryder Cup. What PGA player would make a nice step-dad? Shorts on the tour.

The fellas are live from Ryan Kelley's office this morning. No Tim today, but we are still grinding. A US Soccer breakdown. Iggy questions Joe's soccer pick from last night. Iggy breaks down bowling and Brentwood. Champions Tour event starts tomorrow. Jay regales us with tales from the PGA. Jay's thoughts on the Ryder Cup. What PGA player would make a nice step-dad? Shorts on the tour.

Steven Scott is joined by AbilityNet's Robin Christopherson and co-host of The Echo Show and Double Tap Canada Shaun Preece. No Tim this week as he's on holiday. We discuss the upcoming Microsoft and Apple Events, the latter was not announced at the time of recording this episode. There's some interesting news for fans of desktop apps for Twitter, WhatsApp and Telegram, and we get an inside scoop on some bug fixes coming soon for Sky Q Voice Guidance users. We also read out your tweets and emails you've been sending in including a question from Norma about what to do to keep your data safe when buying a new phone. Catherine asks why we don't discuss Synapptic phones on the show and Greg suggests the RIVO keyboard is a great way to input text and navigate a smartphone rather than a bluetooth keyboard or even the touchscreen itself. And finally we bid farewell to Emails Andy who is off to pastures new. We meet his replacement who we think we'll call Emails A I - the robots are taking over! Keep your comments coming about the show to techtalk@rnib.org.uk or reach out to us directly on Twitter. Steven Scott is @BlindGuyTech, Shaun Preece is @TheBlurredNerd and Robin Christopherson is @USA2Day.

No quadragésimo terceiro episódio do podcast “Grande Área Debate”, César Augusto, Marcus Vinícius e Matheus Aguiar falaram sobre as finais dos campeonatos estaduais. Decisões em SP, RJ, RS, SC e MG no fim de semana. Renato Gaúcho recusou o Corinthians e também o futebol local com Tubarão com demora na busca por reforços. Deixa suas opiniões no nosso Instagram @radiocidadetb Apresentação: @cesaraugustonarrador Comentários: @viny_tb | @matheus_am Produção: Reginaldo Osnildo Foto: César Greco #futebol #brasil #soccer #brazil #football #esporte #futebol #gol #fifa #society #cbf #santacatarina #tubarao #palmeiras #flamengo #inter #corinthians #atléticomg #fluminense #saopaulofc #santos #gremio

No episódio do podcast do Timão no ge, Ana Canhedo, Bruno Cassucci, Leonardo Bianchi e Pedro Suaide conversam sobre a recusa de Renato Gaúcho ao projeto do Corinthians. Por que ele não veio? Com o 'não' do 'plano A', como o clube vai se mexer no mercado agora? Qual é o perfil de treinador desejado? Aguirre, ex-São Paulo, é o nome da vez! Além disso, o quarteto debate sobre o que o clube deveria fazer e comenta a goleada por 5 a 0 sobre o Sport Huancayo pela Copa Sul-Americana.

Episódio gravado em 18 de Maio. O Aqui é Corinthians é o programa semanal do Timão na Rede Contínua. Muita informação e opinião sobre tudo o que acontece no Alvinegro, ao vivo, toda terça no youtube da Rede Contínua e depois nas quartas de manhã em formato de podcast. Apresentado por Felipe Silva (@felipee_sil), com participações de Vinicius Alexis (@ViniAlexis), Gabriela Firmino (@gabis1910) e Lucas Barreiros (@Lucasbpc_). E com a participação de Fernando Badaui, (@fbadaui), vocalista do CPM 22. Siga a Rede Contínua nas redes sociais. Estamos no Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Youtube e na Twitch. NOVO TÉCNICO: O Corinthians vive a expectativa de anunciar um novo comandante. Muitos nomes foram especulados, mas Renato Gaúcho parece estar mais próximo. DEBATE: Renato Gaúcho é um bom nome para o Timão? Se não, quem poderia ser melhor? MANCINI: Vagner Mancini chegou ao clube em outubro, livrou a equipe do rebaixamento e quase conseguiu uma classificação para a Libertadores. DEBATE: Mancini fez um bom trabalho no Corinthians ou deixou a desejar? TORCIDA: Antes do derby contra o Palmeiras no domingo, parte da organizada do Corinthians foi até a porta do CT conversar com os jogadores e comissão técnica, para dar uma palavra de incentivo. Após a derrota, foram protestar em frente a Neo química Arena. DEBATE: Esse tipo de manifestação incentiva ou atrapalha o desenvolvimento do trabalho? BRASILEIRÃO: Com o início do Campeonato Brasileiro se aproximando, as incertezas sobre o futuro do Timão continuam. DEBATE: Com o elenco atual, até onde o Corinthians pode chegar no campeonato? Briga por Libertadores, fica na Sula ou luta contra a zona do rebaixamento?

No episódio do podcast do Timão no ge, Ana Canhedo, Bruno Cassucci e Pedro Suaide comentam o fim da passagem de Vagner Mancini no Corinthians e debatem sobre a busca pelo novo treinador. Renato Gaúcho? Carille? Lisca? Guto? Sylvinho? Dorival? Osório? Além disso, analisam o que o ex-técnico deixa de legado e como foi a derrota e eliminação no Paulistão contra o Palmeiras.

No Tim for this episode but Cash, Draven, and Jason are here to break down the past two AEW shows. Did Blood & Guts live up to the hype? Find out now!

Moms standing up for our future by taking back school boards from the Left and from RINOs like Scott are the future of conservatism! Today, I give a dissenting view to almost every conservative talk show host and demonstrate how Tim Scott is part of the problem, not the solution. If you listen to what he said about COVID and criminal justice, it perfectly embodies the GOP message … which is not the message of We the People.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Em mais uma edição do podcast do Timão no ge, Bruno Cassucci, Marcelo Braga e Ana Canhedo repercutem o empate contra o Palmeiras, as atuações de Matheus Donelli e Rodrigo Varanda e as perspectivas para o Timão, que perdeu vários jogadores infectados com o novo coronavírus.

No episódio do podcast do Timão no ge, Leonardo Bianchi, Marcelo Braga e Martín Fernandez debatem o tropeço "normal" no RJ, que aumentou o peso e a importância do clássico contra o Santos, projetam esse confronto decisivo para o 2021 do Corinthians e trazem as últimas informações sobre chegadas e possíveis saídas do clube para a próxima temporada.

We Like Having Fun is an Office Hours Live with Tim Heidecker Recap Poscast Episode 33 - we recap the OHL from 2/3/21 - It's a Tim Birthday party with no Tim!!! Lots of fun and surprises this week! check out: Joseph Allen Art Timothy James - Team (Tigershrimp Records)

Alex Kirry and Scott Mitchell go over some fun and interesting topics and one that stuck out was that Tim Tebow was asked about joining Urban Meyer's staff in Jacksonville but he said no and is focused on spring training. Follow KSL’s UnRivaled onTwitter,InstagramandFacebook for more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nosso comentarista Chico Lang faz uma avaliação geral sobre a gestão do Timão esse ano! Concorda, torcedor?

Elton Novais, Guto Rabelo, Laura Rezende e Rogério Corrêa discutem os reforços que Scolari espera contar, as criticas de Sampaoli após a derrota do Galo para o Bahia, e a expectativa do Coelho que enfrenta o Corinthians, pela Copa do Brasil

Futebol Matinal(17/10/20) Fábio Santos no Timão. Galo contrata Zaracho. Santos rescinde com Robinho. O Futebol Matinal está servido! Acompanhe as principais notícias do mundo da bola todos os dias com o nosso podcast. Fábio Santos se aproxima do Corinthians. Santos rescinde com Robinho. Atlético Mineiro contrata Matías Zaracho.Isso e muito mais no Futebol Matinal. Aproveite para se inscrever no nosso canal para não perder nenhum episódio. Resultados dos jogos de ontem (16/10) |BRASILEIRÃO|Goiás 1 x 1 Bahia Apoie o canal: https://tinyurl.com/y3o74vv4 REDES SOCIAIS: Siga o Futebol Matinal no Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/futebolmatinal/

No episódio do podcast do Timão no GE, Ana Canhedo, Leonardo Bianchi e Victor Pozella analisam a estreia de Vagner Mancini no comando do Corinthians, com vitória fora de casa contra o Athletico, projetam as mudanças e as opções que pode ter o treinador para a sequência de temporada, entram na discussão sobre a briga pela titularidade no gol e detalham os últimos passos na disputa pela presidência do clube, que teve nesta semana seus candidatos definidos.

Você não leu errado, a rodada mais doida do Brasileirão aconteceu neste domingo e tudo que não era previsto aconteceu, exceto mais um gol do Marinho. Além disso, o Galo encostou de vez na briga pela liderança e a crise no Corinthians se instalou de vez.

Kenta Maeda flirted with a no-hitter before the Twins won a wild extra-inning game against the Brewers. Tim Anderson believes he truly is as good as he showed us when he won last year's AL batting champion. Anderson has stayed hot at the dish and turned in a 4-hit performance along with his second straight leadoff home run. Victor Robles is a future Gold-Glover. All this (and more) on today's episode.

Tevez no timão? Dudu mão pesada pode sair do verdão, tem um novo Raio na vila, tricolor e o salario de 50% Rio, Resumão da Europa Tudo isso e muito mais com pouca ideia

Carlitos Tevez declarou que pode vir jogar no Corinthians pra encerrar a carreira! A Irmandade vai discutir a fundo esse assunto! É boato? É verdade? Quem vai pagar a conta? Além disso falamos da declaração idiota do André Negão, dir. adm do Corinthians, que disse que quem não tem cartão BMG não torce pro Timão! Podcast QUENTE, não perde tempo e dá um play! TMJ! Gostou do nosso podcast? Então assine o nosso canal! Siga a Irmandade Corinthiana em todas as redes sociais! www.facebook.com/irmandadecorinthiana www.instagram.com/irmandadecorinthiana www.twitter.com/irmandadetimao @irmandadecorinthiana www.youtube.com/channel/irmandadecorinthiana ou envie-nos um e-mail para irmandadecorinthiana@outlook.com

Get Some Google Cloud Training, and Other Productivity News Episode 002 | May 15, 2020 This week on Anything But Idle, we discuss all the best personal productivity news headlines we've come across, including our featured story this week about Google providing some free training opportunities if you're looking to learn about its cloud infrastructure platform, Google Cloud. There's so much more to Google Cloud than meets the eye! (If you’re reading this in a podcast directory/app, please visit https://anythingbutidle.com for clickable links and the full show notes and transcript of this cast.) Enjoy! Give us feedback! And, thanks for listening! If you'd like to continue discussing any news from this episode, please click here to leave a comment down below (this jumps you to the bottom of the post). In this Cast | Get Some Google Cloud Training Ray Sidney-Smith Augusto Pinaud Headlines & Show Notes | Get Some Google Cloud Training Resources we mention, including links to them, will be provided here. Please listen to the episode for context. Our NEW Website and the Next Chapter of Learn OmniFocus - Learn OmniFocus  What's New?  Amazon Launches All-New Fire Tablets to Keep You Entertained  A simpler, more organized Slack on your phone | The Official Slack Blog  Lowdown - Auto-generate newsletters from Slack community content | Product Hunt  The Keyboardio Atreus by Keyboardio — Kickstarter  WayTools TextBlade - Magnetic Keyboard for iPhone, iPad, Android  Surface Go 2 review: Microsoft's tiny PC is only a tiny bit better | Engadget  Microsoft Word and PowerPoint for iPad Now Support Split View - MacRumors  Google's Read Along App Helps Teach Kids How to Read  Facebook app for iPadOS updated with Split View and Slide Over multitasking support - 9to5Mac  The Dell UltraSharp 49 review begins – first impressions - 9to5Mac  Introducing Status for remote work - The Asana Blog  New Research Reveals Americans, as Both Employees and Consumers, Value Family-Friendly Benefits Over More Costly Perks - Business - Odessa  The Work+Life Report 2020 - Care.com.pdf  Facebook officially releases its 50-person 'Messenger Rooms' alternative to Zoom - 9to5Mac  Box Launches All-New Box Experience to Simplify Work | Business Wire  How to Enable Group Tabs on Google Chrome  Productivity Is Not Working | WIRED  Apple details COVID-19 adjustments in latest Supplier Responsibility Report - 9to5Mac  How coronavirus is changing the way we use digital devices, apps & tools  Google Cloud Training Source Raw Text Transcript Raw, unedited and machine-produced text transcript so there may be substantial errors, but you can search for specific points in the episode to jump to, or to reference back to at a later date and time, by keywords or key phrases. The time coding is mm:ss (e.g., 0:04 starts at 4 seconds into the cast’s audio). Read More Unknown Speaker 0:01Hello personal productivity enthusiasts and community Welcome to anything but idle the productivity news podcast. I'm Ray Sidney-Smith I'm Augusto Pinaud and we're your hosts for anything but idle. This is Episode Two and we're recording this on May 15 2020. How is your quarantine Friday going? Cousteau it is going well, it is going well we have not. We have been staying in quarantine and trying the best to get into a new kind of routine with all this. I hear you I hear you. So each week we cover the productivity news headlines of the week. Then we have our science of productivity segment brought to you by Zavala, Matt Plummer brings us the science of productivity. And then we go into our featured story of the week before we close out where we provide a little bit more commentary and context for our featured story. With that, let's get into our headlines. First up, we have a new learn OmniFocus website. What is the context on that Augusto? No Tim stringer has done

In episode 15 of The HR Famous Podcast, long-time HR leaders (and friends) Jessica Lee and Kris Dunn come together to discuss Tim's extravagant Southern Utah adventure, return to work plans, Twitter's WFH forever proclamation, and Microsoft Teams. The team discusses the different return to work plans and ideas, new office norms, and a potential boom in the workplace real estate market. Listen below and be sure to subscribe, rate, and review (iTunes) and follow (Spotify)! 1:00 - No Tim on this episode! Are we sad or happy? Stay tuned to find out ;) 2:00 - Is JLee still a kid? Sound off in the comments 3:30 - Tim Sackett is a jerk!!!! His Instagram is making the HR Famous crew jealous with his Southern Utah golfing, jeep trips, and luxurious escapades. Safe travels Timmy! 4:30 - Today's topic: return to work! Some companies have their plans ready to go but all companies are going to have to get ready for “the new normal”. What is that going to look like? Are you ready? 7:00 - RTW = return to work 7:30 - Jlee sounds off on the differences of work returns there can be and the potential anxiety employees could bring with them. Will there be a major fear from workers? 8:45 - KD is taking the approach of surveying his employees on how they want to return to work. Who wants to stay home? Who wants to return to the office? Who is unsure and has concerns?  9:40 - One size fits all? Not for RTW plans. 11:15 - KD fills us in on how Kinetix is facing RTW: Branded face masks: check! How do you feel about the decorative/branded face masks? 13:15 - Sexy brand check! Jack Dorsey has announced that all Twitter employees can work remote forever. What really is forever? Jlee thinks it's a cool idea but may be too early to make this call. Only a diamond is forever ;) 16:00 - Will there be an increased need for real estate for workspace? Due to physical distancing needs, there may need more space needed to ensure employee safety.  18:00 - Have you ever had an employee sit on the floor in your office during a meeting? Jlee hasn't but she thinks that cramped small office meetings are on the way out and virtual meetings are here to stay. 20:30 - KD and Jlee are turning this into a Microsoft ad! Microsoft Teams chat is the new norm for Jlee but may be NSFW because of their raunchy gifs. 22:30 - KD thinks that Eric Schmitt's perception of a workspace real estate boom is a little tone deaf. With more WFH employees and financial troubles, there may not be a real estate boom especially in spaces made for small to mid-sized businesses.  24:00 - Should we be celebrating companies and CEOs who pledge not to lay off employees? The crew thinks it's unrealistic to raise the expectation that companies should not lay off some workers in this pandemic, especially in service industries.  26:10 - “Up your sunscreen game” - KD to Tim Sackett. 

In episode 15 of The HR Famous Podcast, long-time HR leaders (and friends) Jessica Lee and Kris Dunn come together to discuss Tim’s extravagant Southern Utah adventure, return to work plans, Twitter’s WFH forever proclamation, and Microsoft Teams. The team discusses the different return to work plans and ideas, new office norms, and a potential boom in the workplace real estate market. Listen below and be sure to subscribe, rate, and review (iTunes) and follow (Spotify)! 1:00 - No Tim on this episode! Are we sad or happy? Stay tuned to find out ;) 2:00 - Is JLee still a kid? Sound off in the comments 3:30 - Tim Sackett is a jerk!!!! His Instagram is making the HR Famous crew jealous with his Southern Utah golfing, jeep trips, and luxurious escapades. Safe travels Timmy! 4:30 - Today’s topic: return to work! Some companies have their plans ready to go but all companies are going to have to get ready for “the new normal”. What is that going to look like? Are you ready? 7:00 - RTW = return to work 7:30 - Jlee sounds off on the differences of work returns there can be and the potential anxiety employees could bring with them. Will there be a major fear from workers? 8:45 - KD is taking the approach of surveying his employees on how they want to return to work. Who wants to stay home? Who wants to return to the office? Who is unsure and has concerns?  9:40 - One size fits all? Not for RTW plans. 11:15 - KD fills us in on how Kinetix is facing RTW: Branded face masks: check! How do you feel about the decorative/branded face masks? 13:15 - Sexy brand check! Jack Dorsey has announced that all Twitter employees can work remote forever. What really is forever? Jlee thinks it’s a cool idea but may be too early to make this call. Only a diamond is forever ;) 16:00 - Will there be an increased need for real estate for workspace? Due to physical distancing needs, there may need more space needed to ensure employee safety.  18:00 - Have you ever had an employee sit on the floor in your office during a meeting? Jlee hasn’t but she thinks that cramped small office meetings are on the way out and virtual meetings are here to stay. 20:30 - KD and Jlee are turning this into a Microsoft ad! Microsoft Teams chat is the new norm for Jlee but may be NSFW because of their raunchy gifs. 22:30 - KD thinks that Eric Schmitt’s perception of a workspace real estate boom is a little tone deaf. With more WFH employees and financial troubles, there may not be a real estate boom especially in spaces made for small to mid-sized businesses.  24:00 - Should we be celebrating companies and CEOs who pledge not to lay off employees? The crew thinks it’s unrealistic to raise the expectation that companies should not lay off some workers in this pandemic, especially in service industries.  26:10 - “Up your sunscreen game” - KD to Tim Sackett. 

It is no secret that our financial plan will shift and change throughout our lives. However, this is even more prevalent the closer we get to retirement. Tony will discuss the different retirement planning stages and what the focus should be when you hit these checkpoints. Important Links Website: http://www.yourplanningpros.com Call: 844-707-7381 ----more---- Transcript Of Today's Show: Mark: Hey everybody, welcome into this edition of Plan With The Tax Man, with [Tony Mauro 00:00:00:04]. Mark and I... I am Mark. Mark and Tony here talking about investing, finance and retirement. How are you doing bud? Tony Mauro: I'm doing well. Thank you. Mark: Better than me apparently. I'm all messed up today. Everything had been going okay so far? Tony Mauro: It's been going good. You know we're in the throws of tax seasons, so it's a very busy time. But we know that every year, so it's not like it's a surprise. Mark: Right. It's certainly been an interesting few weeks with everything going on between campaign stuff and financial stuff with a Coronavirus stuff. There's been lots of things going on over the last couple of weeks. But I'm going to focus right now here on a news article I saw when I ask you about this. That Bloomberg, obviously one of the gents running, has stated that unlike... I guess the point is he's kind of poking fun at the current president maybe. That he'll sell off all his financial data and media company if he was to win and become elected. It's worth estimated, I guess around 60 billion. My big question is not from a political standpoint, but how many buyers could there be for such a thing? Maybe Disney, they buy everything. Tony Mauro: That's right. It would have to be somebody, a big company to buy something like that from him, because his wealth... If you ever looked at him like maybe some people were looking at our current president, he's into a lot of things and it would have to be a large company. Somebody like, say, an At&T, General Electric, somebody like that, somebody huge. Maybe it'll be one of these tech companies who knows, Google and Amazon, some of these companies are sitting on large piles of cash. Not probably that much, but it would have to be somebody like that. But it is interesting that they're kind of going back and forth to so-called billionaires on... Obviously he's making fun of the president a little bit, but he'd be willing to give up all his [crosstalk 00:01:56] what's happening now. Mark: Now you kind of can't help but see the jab in there, but at the same time, I mean 60 billion. That's a pretty hefty price tag. So it would have to be definitely the right suitor, I'm sure. Tony Mauro: [crosstalk 00:02:10]. Mark: We'll see how that all plays out as the year goes along. Obviously we're just in March right now, so plenty of time to go. But we'll see how things rock and roll. But for our conversation today, Tony, our main portion of our podcast, I want to talk about the stages of retirement planning. What I've done is, I've kind of broken them down into a couple of categories. Basically let's just assume for the sake of the argument and for the podcast today, that people are retiring at the age of 65. That's the number we all kind of associate anyway. So let's use that as our median number and say, let's talk through some stages. Stage one being those folks who, like myself, are about 15 years away or so from retirement. Maybe you're right around 50, maybe you're 49, 50, 51. What are some main financial things, some things we should start to focus on if we're this I guess preliminary stage, stage one if you will, of thinking about retirement planning? 15 years out. Tony Mauro: 15 years out, and I'm right there with you. I think about it myself, my brother who just turned 50. It's like a switch went off with him, all of a sudden he's thinking about this more as well. So that seems to be kind of the age, 15 years or so out. But I think there's a number of things we could talk about here, but a few of them basically... I mean for me, one of the most important things is getting out and staying out of debt, trying to eliminate as much of that as you can in these next 15 years. So that you can not have those pressures you have when you're younger of, I've got to pay all these bills. It makes it a lot easier to live on less if you don't have all that debt. That'd be the number one I would say. Number two is, you've got to start thinking about what you want at the end in forms of different income streams and what you are going to have. Tony Mauro: This is where the planning starts to come in, you can't wait until the last day to do this. You've got to kind of start planning on, here's where I'm at now, here's where I want to be and am I going to have enough? If not, how am I going to fix that? Then that opens up a whole new conversation. But that would be something else. Then the last thing would be, this is probably the last time, especially in today's market, that you want to be increasing your risk in your portfolio. If anything you want to start, if you're haven't already, getting your diversification intact and starting to take a little bit less risk for these next 15 years. Not I'm saying you have to go all the way, all the cash or anything like that, but certainly need to take a look at that and your appetite for that as you get a little closer. Mark: Right. Now, I think that's a good idea. So 15 years out, you're really kind of in that beginning stage, you're starting to think about it. I think those are some good bullet points you gave us there, Tony, to start kind of considering. So let's move it into stage two and say okay, well maybe we find ourselves now at the 10 year window. Okay, so maybe we're 55, 56, somewhere in that neighborhood. We're starting to amp this up. Give us some bullet points, some ideas to start ticking this thing closer. Tony Mauro: So a couple things we can do right off the bat and this is easily obtainable, is to get a statement not only from social security as to what your potential benefit will be at 65, maybe 67, 70. Finding out what your full retirement age will be for them, because they have increased it for us a little bit. Doing the same thing with any pensions that you might have. Not as many people have the old fashioned pensions, but if you do, you want to get a rough estimate of what your monthly benefit will be there. Tony Mauro: I think another thing too is you got to start thinking about, because I know I will be. Okay, when do I really want to call it quit? Is it going to be 65, is it going to be 70, maybe I continue to work. Again, big picture stuff, but you need this start narrowing it down a little bit. That would be something to think about. Then last is, because it's all based on, I think for me again it's close to home. Because I want to know what people want to do in retirement. Because for me, it's not going to be the same as you or somebody else, but that's what it's all about for me, is what I actually want to do. And am I going to have enough money to do that or not? Mark: Right. Of course everybody is different, but you are starting to pull these things together. You starting to determine or maybe getting closer and have an idea of where you want to retire, how you want to retire, what do you want it to look like? What are you wanting to do? Settle a lot of those things. I mean hopefully you've been thinking about that all along, but I think it starts to... naturally it starts to ramp up in our mind as we get closer, we start to have more conversations over dinner with our spouse and daydream maybe if you will, of things you want to do, so on and so forth. Mark: All this kind of takes up and takes forward, but then we start to get to the five year window. Now hopefully by now we have actually started taking action on many of these items, hopefully anyway. But either way, let's talk about five years out. Now, let's just say, for the sake of the argument, we're 60 and it's right around the corner. Maybe 62 is looking better, maybe it's 65, maybe it's 67, whatever the case is. But what are some of the more serious things to consider here? Tony Mauro: So now we're starting to get into a little more of a tighter funnel here. Because we're starting to come closer to the end. I think for a lot of people it's important, just like you said, is to think about, okay, what are we going to do for that date? What are we going to kind of pencil in, if you will, as to at least when we're going to start? The other thing I think, if you haven't already, you really need to take a serious look and not have a lot of your retirement assets tied up, maybe in equities. Now I'm not saying again move everything. Tony Mauro: But you should be working with someone to assure that your portfolio or nest egg is well diversified and not taking the risks like a 25 year old would be, looking for growth. Because you don't have the time to make up those potential losses if they should occur. Then I think last probably is again, trying to get a tighter number on what streams of income are going to come in and how much, because you're getting close now and you want to firm up some of these numbers that you've been talking about over the last five years or so. Mark: Right. When you're in that five year window, Tony, it's often referred to as the retirement red zone or the financial red zone or whatever. Hopefully you're working with an advisor at this point. Now, it's never too late, it's one of those things where you don't want to give somebody the impression they'd say, well, you've waited till five years out. Oh well, tough noogies. You can still come in- Tony Mauro: There's always some things. Mark: Always some things you can be doing, but hopefully you've been addressing some of these ahead of time. Working with an advisor is going to help you go through these different stages. I think the stages will obviously, if you even started with an advisor 15 years out, the level of working with him, it's going to slowly kind of amp up as well. As you're moving through this and getting closer, the activity between you two should be increasing as well. Or am I off there? Tony Mauro: No, I think you're exactly right. We work mostly and have the most contact with our pre-retirees and retirees, because of the stage that they're at. In the growth stage, yes, you're monitoring the plan and making some small changes, but that's pretty much it. As goals change, adjusting, but retirees, it becomes a whole different thing, because you've got to make sure that you've got enough income coming. Make sure your taxes are paid and all this other stuff. So, yeah. Mark: Okay. We've hit all these, we've hit these windows, the 15, the 10, the five, excuse me. So now Tony, well, it's the big day. We're on the day of retirement, what are the absolute essential things that we should have and need to have figured out at this point? Tony Mauro: Well at this point, hopefully you've covered everything that we just talked about and you have your income sources in place, you know what they are. Then I think an important add on is, if they have never been taxed, make sure that your taxes are being withheld or your taxes are being paid. So you don't have a surprise come tax time that you owe a large tax bill. Then you need to have a really good grasp, and a lot of people don't. Because they've never done it, is to what our monthly expenses are going to be, our monthly budget? What do we spend in that we have to spend money on? Then what's the fun stuff? Another thing is, even though you are in retirement, I still think there's a need for some sort of emergency fund. Tony Mauro: It doesn't need to be maybe to the extent of when during your earning years, but just something in case something happens. You've got some reserves, you're not wondering and maybe getting into debt to replace something or something like that. Then on the investment side, and I see it all the time on the tax side of our business. Retirees come in, they have a handful of CDs, they're getting 0.1% and they're wondering why they don't have enough income. You got to have something that's going to, at least with part of your money, to outpace inflation. Mark: Right. No, definitely. I'll go back to the market drop a couple of weeks ago. Yeah, a couple of weeks ago, I guess at this point. The big first big day, I'm thinking about it from a standpoint of I was having a conversation with someone and we were talking about the diversification. So in 2019, it was a good year. I mean you had people overall 2019 ended up well. There are a lot of people saying that the average was somewhere between 25, 30%, right? Tony Mauro: Yeah. Mark: You have different people, I've heard from folks saying, well I didn't make 30% and I was upset with my advisor for it. It's like, well, a lot of that had to do with probably how you're allocated based on your risk tolerance, where you're at in life. Like the people that were making 30% that was mostly, if I'm not mistaken, all large cap, which is going to put you in a different risk category. Again, correct me if I'm wrong, because this is what you do every day. But that's the whole purpose of an advisor is to mitigate some of that. So if you were making 10, 12, 15, 17 you still were having a good year. That was based on the fact of your risk tolerance. Now in a case where the market's been dropping due to the Coronavirus, you're probably not losing as much as the 3% or the 4%. because again, you're diversified. Am I right in that? Tony Mauro: No, you're too right on it. Yes, because as the markets have chugged up over the last four or five years, everybody's now thinking that no matter what their risk tolerance is, they should be getting anywhere 15, 20%. I mean something higher. What I'm telling them, because I have had a couple of clients, they're the pre-retirement, but they said the same thing. Hey, the market's up X, but we only got X. I'm quick to remind them that, hey, it's because here's the way we're invested based on your risk tolerance and your nearest to retirement. Tony Mauro: We can't afford to take those risks. If you want to take those risks, I can make it very easy for you. We'll go out, we'll just basically drop everything and we'll buy an ETF in the S&P fund. You'll get the returns of the market, but you're also going to get the losses when they happen as well. So sometimes I have to try to correct what I call... I tell them what I feel like it's irrational thinking, that if you're basically using advisor to outperform the market, I think you're going to be disappointed in all cases. That doesn't mean we're bad. It just means that, we're out there trying to devise a portfolio that is going to work for you and your risk tolerance. Mark: Right. Kind of weathering multiple storms. Yeah. I think that's where, of course, we've talked many times on the podcast, the greed factor that we all possess. And there's nothing wrong. It doesn't make you a bad person. You go, man, I want to make 30% too. But if you're 60 chasing 30%, it's probably not the best idea in last year's market in case of something like this. If you want to kind of use the conversation about the market downturn so far, early this year. We had multiple 10% drops in 19, yet it's still finished up almost 30%. Tony Mauro: It still finished up. Mark: Right. So you just don't know until as the year plays out. That's why investing is a longterm proposition, right? Tony Mauro: Long-term proposition. In fact, I just had a funny story. I had a client who just emailed me two days ago. He's a client that isn't involved too much in this portfolio, but he started listing off all these points that have been happening the last few weeks. Tony Mauro: He gets it from the news- Mark: Of course, right. Tony Mauro: ... of course, the internet. He pointed to China and the Coronavirus, maybe we should get out of any investments that hold anything over there, the economy. All the way down to if the democratic president becomes president, there's going to be a market correction. And I said, well, you're watching way too much [crosstalk 00:00:14:26]. We're longterm here. I said this is always happens. It may not be these points, but there's always something going on and the markets could be turbulent over the next six, eight months. But in the end, over time you have to view it as longterm, number one. But as you get closer to retirement, to our point, you can't be in that whirlwind of trying to chase those types of returns. Mark: Now I think that's a great point. Well, I want to wrap this up here with our stages of retirement. So we went through 15, 10 and five. We also hit the big day of actual retirement. Of course the great thing about a podcast folks is, if you're listening to us and we tend to sometimes veer off target, kind of like we did just a second ago. But I think there were some good points in there. You can always go back and re-listen to it. You can pause, rewind, all those kinds of things and of course subscribe to the podcast so that you always get new episodes when they come out. You can listen to past episodes by going to yourplanningpros.com, that's yourplanningpros.com. But we've hit retirement. We went, I guess, like I said, 15, 10, five, the big day, we retire. That's it. Tony, we're done. There's nothing else to think about after you retire with a retirement plan on the day you retire. No. Tony Mauro: I would say no [crosstalk 00:15:30] You could live anywhere from zero to 30 years from retirement, depending when you go and your longevity. So [crosstalk 00:15:38]. Mark: It should be a living document, it should flow and change with you through retirement. Now you need to think about post-retirement. Tony Mauro: Yes. This is an important area, because again, a lot of retirees could spend 10 to 15, 20 years in this stage. Which is a long time and things change. I think a couple things they need to think about is a rising health costs and medical expenses and how that's going to affect their monthly cashflow, number one. But number two is, it's that real grim reaper that everybody thinks about and it isn't death. It's the dreaded nursing home. [crosstalk 00:16:14] about the possibility of ending up there, losing all your money. Everybody says that, nobody comes and says, well, maybe I should take this out of my name now and do this with it. I always ask them why? It's always because they are afraid that they're going to lose it if they go in a nursing home. Tony Mauro: So I think there needs to be some planning around that really, that probably should have been done about 10, 15 years earlier. Not at this point, because generally there's not a ton of options there. But I think there's that. I think there's the fact of facing that there's going to be an end for all of us, making sure that your end and your legacy is carried out like you want it. I think the other thing is, trying to get your assets depending on where they're at, so they're transitioned to the next generation as smoothly as possible, and definitely the most efficient tax way possible. The optimized way, because there are some mistakes that people make, then their heirs end up paying more taxes than they should. Mark: Yeah, definitely. Of course, you could see our episode, our podcast on... We just had not too long ago on some of that. We covered that topic. Of course the new elimination of the stretch IRA within the secure act also changes how you're going to try to leave money to your heirs in a tax efficient way and all that kind of stuff. So there's definitely a lot more planning that has to go involved. The idea of, again, stages of retirement planning. There's multiple stages you may find yourself in, whether you're in stage one and you're 15 years away like I am. Mark: Or you're in stage two, you're 10 years away, or you're five years away, or you're getting close. Or even after retirement there's still planning that needs to be done to make sure that we're being as efficient and hopefully smooth as we can try to keep it. Anyway, that's the idea. There's always going to be something going on. But you want to try to keep it as smooth as we can through retirement, because God willing, you're not going to be retired for just a couple of years. You're going to be retired for many years, nowadays possibly 40. Tony Mauro: Yeah, possibly. Mark: It's pretty crazy when you think about that, versus our parents or our grandparents. So that's going to do it for our main show here on Plan With The Tax Man, with Tony Mauro. But before we go, I want to ask Tony something a little fun getting to know you. Since it is tax season and I know this gets to be your hectic time. What do you do to kind of chill out, remove some stress and work your way through this hectic busy month or two? Tony Mauro: Sure. It is stressful, but I think everybody deals with stress and it is a more serious thing than I used to give it credit for. But now that I get a little older, I see people having some health problems and different things. So very mindful of it, not only during the day. But I'll tell you what I like to do, I do something at the start of the day and believe it or not, I actually pay for a journal that I actually kind of journal my day, what I'm going to try to accomplish? Mark: Really? Okay. Tony Mauro: What's going to make it a good day? Then of course try to get some exercise. For me that works, I have to actually pay for that. You think I could just write that down on my own, but I have that, I like it. So that's what I aspire to do. But to relieve my stress really, I like to get away and tune out. I'm not a big TV watcher, but I do like to read and I do like to do some yoga, because for me that's... I struggled so much with it just to maintain those little poses. [crosstalk 00:00:19:21]. Mark: It's tough, isn't it? Some of those are pretty complicated. I started doing that as well myself.,I had some back injuries. It's actually really helpful. Tony Mauro: It is, but I'd say to people, you've got to find something that works for you. Don't think that stress isn't real, because I think it is definitely real. Mark: No, it's absolutely, and it causes so many hidden things. I think we've gotten much better as a society and as a people understanding how stress affects us through the years versus, again, like even our parents or our grandparents. So certainly beneficial there. Good to hear that everybody takes a time or we should be taking the time to distress once in a while. Well folks, there you go. That's going to do it for this week, this episode on Plan With The Tax Man. If you have questions about what stage of retirement planning you might be in or you need some help getting through those stages, whether you've gotten this through an email blast from Tony or you've gone to the website, or you subscribe to it on whatever platform. We have Apple or Google or Spotify or Stitcher, definitely reach out and have a conversation with them. Mark: They are Des Moines professional alternative at Tax Doctor Inc. You want to always talk with a professional about your specific situation before you take action. Because again, we're talking in generalities here on the podcast for a wide audience. So if you want to talk about the stage you might find yourself in, whether you're 15 years away or 10 years away or five years away, give them a call, get on the counter, have a chat at (844) 707-7381, that's (844) 707-7381 or go to yourplanningpros.com, that's your planning pros.com. Tony's been helping families in the area for more than 23 years. He's an EA and a CFP and my friend. Thanks for your time, buddy. I hope you have a great week. Tony Mauro: All right, you take care. We'll talk to you next time. Mark: We'll see you next time in a couple of weeks on more with Plan With The Tax Man, with Tony Mauro.

Carnaval com futebol com marchinhas timão vexame, palmeiras melhor paulista, sp goleira com pato, santos rumo a não ter treinador mais! Tudo sem filtro e sem mimimi

Nosso comentarista comentou sobre as declarações de Cássio sobre a discussão das regras de Tiago Nunes no Timão.

Em edição extraordinária do podcast do Timão no GloboEsporte.com, setoristas e o repórter André Hernan trazem os bastidores do acerto do técnico Tiago Nunes com o Corinthians, os detalhes do contrato e quando ele assume. Além disso, uma análise de como jogam os times do treinador com a opinião de Walter Casagrande, comentarista do Grupo Globo, e Nadja Mauad, repórter da RPC que acompanha o dia a dia do Athletico-PR.

This week the golden handcuffs came off! No Tim in the SRP Green Room meant we could spend quite a lot of time on topics like trying to identify an OEM Reflector.  Big news! This week we are supported by WORX Hydroshot portable washer! Just in time for cyclocross season, and winter training rides. This thing is amazing, watch the A+ video on it here: wideanglepodium.com/hydroshot The poddy is also supported by Grimpeur Bros. Specialty Coffee! Our custom WAP roasts “The Full Schleck” and “Cyclocross Friends” are available now! Proceeds from each sale directly support WAP (and SRP)! It's a win-win! Check out grimpeurbros.com and pick up the Full Schleck light roast or Cyclocross Friends espresso. Last butt not least; Miracle WAP Chamois Cream! Produced for us by our friends at Buckler Skin Care we've created Miracle WAP, the smoovest thing to hit the cycling scene since our podcast! “The tingle is the miracle”! Find us, and other fantastic cycling podcasts on the Wide Angle Podium Network, at wideanglepodium.com! Check out the brand new WAP app available in the Apple and Android app stores! You can listen to us in a variety of ways: Find us on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere great podcasts are found. Give us a review and rating! We'd appreciate it! You can email us at theslowridepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Twitter: The show (@theslowridepod) Matt (@littleguymatt) Spencer (@spencerhaugh) Tim (@thesuperrookie) Abby (@abimickey)

No Tim this week but Ryan and Noah welcome on James Mahoney to talk UCL excitement, NBA and NHL Playoffs and everything going on in the MLB.

No Tim today which leaves Simon, Vass and Sam reviewing the 2 P's - PSV and Palace. 2 matches, 2 wins, different line-ups, same results but different performances.We talk injuries, international break and a nervy set of fixtures we face after the break.All this and loads more.COYS

No Tim today which leaves Simon, Vass and Sam reviewing the 2 P's - PSV and Palace. 2 matches, 2 wins, different line-ups, same results but different performances.We talk injuries, international break and a nervy set of fixtures we face after the break.All this and loads more.COYS

No Tim this week, but I talk about the Connor fight briefly and NFL Week 5 and 6!

Jesus. He changed everything about everything (Week 8) Jesus showed us a model of how to live life with an overall purpose and mission. He said no to the right things in order to carry out the mission of His life. Are we saying yes to too many things? Are we mis-aligned or too busy? Are we making decisions with our time and life that reflect our mission? (Luke 4:42-44, John 5:19)

The Fork In Your Ear Podcast Ep#38 Secret Time With Greaterintent WHAT!? NO TIM!? HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE!? *Tim's the one who usually writes these and so I am* Mike takes the full host, the full pot, the whole enchaladia and interviews a potental new teammate in our new Actual Play Pathfinder Podcast. Join Us On Discord: https://discord.gg/BggKbDV Remember to give us a review on iTunes or wherever you downloaded this podcast from. And don't forget you can connect to us on social media with, at, on or through: Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/theforkinyourearpodcast/ Twitter Handle: @getforkedpod eMail Address: theforkinyourearpodcast@gmail.com iTunes Podcast Store Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/dynamic-works-productions/id703318918?mt=2&i=319887887 If you would like to catch up with each of us personally Online PSN/XBL/Twitch/Twitter: Mike List's Youtube ID: Buster Knuckle  Mike List's Twitch ID: Buster_knuckle Mike List's Twitter ID: @BusterKnuckle13 Mike List's PSN ID: Blisterlister113 Mike List's Xbox Live ID: BusterKnuckle13 Tim K.A. Trotter's Youtube ID: Dynamicworksproductions Tim K.A. Trotter's Twitter ID: Tim_T Tim K.A. Trotter's Twitch ID: Tim_KA_Trotter Tim K.A. Trotter's PSN ID: Linuxisthedemon Tim K.A. Trotter's XBL ID: Tim T Also remember to buy my Sc-Fi adventure book “The Citadel: Arrival by Tim K.A. Trotter” availible right now on Amazon Kindle store & iTunes iBookstore for only $2.99 get a free preview download when you visit those stores, it's a short story only 160-190 pages depending on your screen size, again thats $2.99 on Amazon Kindle & iTunes iBookstore so buy book and support this show! Additionally if you want more podcasts but different subjects. Tim K.A. Trotter also hosts a weekly show called Rising Tide: A Marvel Cinematic Universe Podcast, your one stop shop for all things Marvel for movies, TV shows and comics and more! So give it a listen! Mike and Damian frequently guest star on that show too. Finally, you can find our company by any of these links> Company Website: http://www.dynamicworksproductions.com/ Company Facebook: www.facebook.com/dynamicworksproductions Company Twitter: @DynamicWorksPro Company eMail Address: dynamicworks@mac.com

No Tim on the show this week, and finally it's for a good reason. #BABYWATCH2017 Folks, this is a big episode. Not only are we in the middle of an amazing Tour, but at the same time the Slow Ride is growing up. So much adult content this week, it's great. Luke Warm also returns to the pod, and is on the scene with all the big players! And Spencer tells us about a little trip he has planned.  We are supported by Health IQ, a life insurance company that celebrates the health conscious, including cyclists. Please visit HeatlhIQ.com/slowride to learn more & get a free quote! You can listen to us in a variety of ways: Find us on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, and anywhere great podcasts are found. Give us a review and rating! We’d appreciate it! You can email us at theslowridepodcast@gmail.com Find us on Twitter: The show (@theslowridepod) Matt (@littleguymatt) Spencer (@spencerhaugh) Tim (@thesuperrookie)

For our last show at Mutiny Radio, we welcome two powerhouse characters Peter Feliciano and Aaron Ford. We dive deeep into the debate over artist and singer, with a sprinkling of astrology talk that only Aaron Ford can conjure up. No Tim on this one, but David's sister flew in from Idaho for his show at Doc's Lab and enjoys some snacks with her girlfriend Emily by the burrito mic. Enjoy.

Heather Ann Havenwood, CEO of Havenwood Worldwide, LLC and Chief Sexy Boss, is a serial entrepreneur and is regarded as a top authority on internet marketing, business strategies and  marketing. Since marketing her first online business in 1999, bringing together clients and personal coaches, she has played an active role in the online marketing world since before most even had a home computer. In 2006 she started, developed and grew an online information marketing publishing company from ground zero to over $1 million in sales in less than 12 months. Starting without a list, a product, a name or an offer, Heather Ann molded her client into a successful guru now known as an expert in his field. Heather Ann has been named by a few as an ‘Icon Creator’ or the ‘Wizard Behind the Curtain’. She has instructed, coached and promoted hundreds of entrepreneurs leading them down the path to success. She has produced and managed over 350 seminars and events and hosted tele-seminars with many top online thought leaders such as Richard Flint, John Alanis, Susan Bratton, Alicia Lyttle, Tom Antion, Alex Mandossian, Legend Joe Sugarman, Anthony Blake, David Lakhani, Robert Shemin and many others. Heather Ann currently is the Author of…Sexy Boss: How the empowerment of women is changing the Rule Book for sex, money and success (available on Amazon click HERE!)  and The Game of Dating and How to Play it: A rule book for divorced men stepping back into the game. Heather Ann Havenwood is smart, sexy, savvy and now stepping out from behind the curtain to educate, enlighten and empower women entrepreneurs to grow or start an online business and live a fearless and fulfilled life.   Heather Anne Havenwood, CEO of Havenwood Worldwide, LLC and Chief Sexy Boss, is a serial entrepreneur and is regarded as a top authority on internet marketing, business strategies and  marketing. Since marketing her first online business in 1999, bringing together clients and personal coaches, she has played an active role in the online marketing world since before most even had a home computer. In 2006 she started, developed and grew an online information marketing publishing company from ground zero to over $1 million in sales in less than 12 months. Starting without a list, a product, a name or an offer, Heather Ann molded her client into a successful guru now known as an expert in his field. Heather Anne has been named by a few as an ‘Icon Creator’ or the ‘Wizard Behind the Curtain’. She has instructed, coached and promoted hundreds of entrepreneurs leading them down the path to success. She has produced and managed over 350 seminars and events and hosted teleseminars with many top online thought leaders such as Richard Flint, John Alanis, Susan Bratton, Alicia Lyttle, Tom Antion, Alex Mandossian, Legend Joe Sugarman, Anthony Blake, David Lakhani, Robert Shemin and many others. Heather Anne currently is the Author of The Sexy Boss: How the empowerment of women is changing the Rule Book for sex, money and success (available on Amazon click HERE!)  and The Game of Dating and How to Play it: A rule book for divorced men stepping back into the game. Heather Anne Havenwood is smart, sexy, savvy and now stepping out from behind the curtain to educate, enlighten and empower women entrepreneurs to grow or start an online business and live a fearless and fulfilled life.   Discover How To Drive Thousands Of Targeted Visitors To ANY WEBSITE With This PROVEN Traffic Strategy..." ➲ When Your Greatest Mistake Became Tremendous Success Heather’s life is pretty phenomenal. She started out creating her first business plan in 1999 while taking an Internet Marketing course. The funny thing is, she found herself enjoying it so much, that a few years later, she developed and grew her online information marketing publishing company from ground zero. Heather didn’t have a list, product, name, offer and STILL went from zero to making over a million dollars In less than 12 months…and the really impressive thing is, she did it all over again with her next venture. Sadly, no story about a true master is complete without some acknowledgement of failure and Heather, like so many of us, was not immune to setbacks. Read on to learn how Heather handled bankruptcy, starting over from scratch and the important lessons she learned along the way… Tough Lessons Learned And What It Means To Be An ENTREPRENEUR After she lost her business, Heather had nothing.  She even had to go back to Corporate America and get a job. Not satisfied with failure, she quickly set about analyzing what happened, how the business failed and how she was going to prevent it from happening again. Heather says “In business and entrepreneurship, you have to fail.  Success and failure are always part of the journey. You will fail over and over and over again, but no matter how many times you fail, if you want to finish strong and successful, you just have to continue to play the game strong”. Heather learned her lesson the hard way and now she plays the game as a master. She is now stronger and wiser Heather. Something she would not have achieved without such a strong desire for excellence. Heather looked for the main reason why her business failed.  Not being a lawyer, she realized that when it comes to legal help, she needed to employ experts to guide her.   Now, anything that comes across her desk gets reviewed by her legal team.  Something she recommends for all entrepreneurs…especially those of use just starting out.   This Wizard Makes It Insanely Easy To Create Excellent Articles, Blog Posts, and Videos - FAST - And Use Them On Your Blog, Social Media, YouTube and More! Custom Content Wizard $197   ➲ “The Sexy Boss” Heather is the author of “The Sexy Boss” – How the empowerment of women is changing the rule book for sex, money and success. Unlike Many other business books, that are all about marketing and business, Heather aims to inspire you. She offers some incredible lessons about how she rose above her CHALLENGES and how you can do the same. The Real Deal…You Must Promote Yourself Like most people, Heather initially didn’t want to promote herself.  We often see it is “Bragging”…which in our culture is socially unacceptable.  Then she looked at the most successful entrepreneurs and realized that if she’s going to emulate them and achieve their level of success, she would have to emulate how they promote themselves as well. Now, a very strong advocate for self-promotion, Heather instructs all entrepreneurs to embrace that very necessary skill – no matter how uncomfortable it may be. Whether you belong to a big or small corporation, no matter what kind of business you’re in, you have to be constantly and consistently promoting yourself. Everyone needs to learn how to market themselves, especially in today’s corporate and entrepreneurial world. This is a skill that is often ignored as it makes most people uncomfortable…but it is absolutely essential. If you do not learn how to promote yourself, you’ll simply fall behind your competition who is willing to learn how to promote themselves. Top 3 Reasons Why Most People Won’t Promote Themselves Nowadays more women than men are resistant towards self-promotion because: They don’t know how to promote themselves They don’t feel comfortable They are not taught how to self-promote Heather declares (and this is crucial):  It is all about the right mindset. She understands that you are taught NOT to be strong self-promoter.  However, once you get past your personal hang-ups embrace the importance of self-promotion, then it will become easy to “Own it”.  Becoming a great self-promoter will be second nature to you.  Learning how to do this is one of the many reasons why she wrote her book, “The Sexy Boss”. ➲Life Lessons From “The Sexy Boss” Here are Heather’s key takeaways and life lessons openly shared to all of us in this incredible interview In business and entrepreneurship, you have to fail to succeed You have to constantly promote and market yourself. Become a master of self-promotion. Some entrepreneurs even become successful because they know how to promote themselves – not necessarily because they are good at performing. Know your skillset and be good at it. Choose something you are confident with…something no one can seriously question your background and authority. Never stop advertising yourself and your business. Keep at it – don’t give up and don’t let your failures beat you down. If you’re going through something… just get out of your head. There’s a time and place for everything. Always say to yourself “I’m the most important person in my life” – Practice Mature Selfishness. Everything happens for the best – It is a journey. As long as you feel that no matter what the situation is - Bad, good, car wreck or someone giving you flowers everything happens for the best. It's all about the process. Always try to learn a new skillset. If you’re a writer. Be confident. Be Confident That You Have the Power Of The Pen. Learn how to use the power of words and understand the world of wordsmiths. Understanding marketing and getting people to buy something for your business is key. Learn to shift your mindset completely to your advantage. If it is just you and your head, you’re in the worst place. You've got to get out of your head. Treat your failure not as failure but a learning experience resulting to a better you. Increase Your Income by Building Relationships with Influencer's, VIPs, and Top Performers, Even If You Hate Networking ➲Heather’s Marketing Strategy Heather maximizes the power of email marketing.  She has many different market segments (Yes, she has pretty big business). What she normally does is constant email communication with her subscribers. Normally she emails all of them four to five times a day and applies all of her marketing strategies. Check out even more of Heather’s great business advice… Depending on the day – Learn Broadcasting. Constantly send out email marketing Email marketing should be like TV advertising. They like to sell products to an audience any time of the day. Never get tired of advertising your business. Strategize and Prepare The Information You Want To Release. Try to have A “Demographic Plan” Include “Follow-Up’s” in Your Marketing Plans Discover How To Skip The $50,000 Investment Cost, Save A Year's Hard Slog, And Still Get The Benefits Of Owning A Network Of 10 Profit Pulling Member Sites! [content_toggle style="1" label="Read%20Full%20Show%20Transcript%20Here" hide_label="Hide"] Heather:                      Nile. Nile:                            Tell me you could hear me today. Heather:                      Yay. Nile:                            Good, good, good. Heather:                      I can. Very well actually. You sound great. Nile:                            Well, this is the way it should've sounded yesterday but for some reason it wasn’t so -- Heather:                      No worries. I had some other technical stuff that was just kind of going on then so it's okay. It happens. Nile:                            Great. Well, we are going to do a complete do over. Heather:                      Okay. No worries. Nile:                            We'll do the tease, I'll welcome you back and we will do your bio interactively as I talked about. One thing that I'm going to take -- I thought about this overnight that I want to do a little bit of a shift on is just what we did yesterday. You talked about hey, I made my first million and then I found it was easier to do it over again. And that's a big mind set thing and I don't know how much into mind set you are but I want to talk about. Heather:                      Oh, have to be. You fail that much. You go through your mind set. Yeah, absolutely. Nile:                            Not a problem. So, just so you know where I'm going to go. Heather:                      Okay. Nile:                            Super. So, you know everything now. We're rolling so the tease and then about five seconds of silence and then I'll come in and do the bio interactively. Heather:                      Okay. Hi, I'm Heather Havenwood and welcome. Hold on, I forgot the -- I just went blank. One second. You edit, right? Nile:                            Yeah, we do. Heather:                      I just went -- I've got to have your name right in front of me or I just go blank which I just did and I'm pre coffee so -- Nile:                            Oh, no. Heather:                      I'm like a quarter in so all right. Here we go. Let's do it again. Hi, I'm Heather Havenwood and welcome to social media business hour. In this hour you and I are going to explore together with Nile an amazing story of overcoming adversity and more importantly how you can make money in business today so stay tuned. Nile:                            I'm absolutely excited about our guest today for a number of reasons. One is I like not only her physical name but I like her company name. The way she's branded herself. I think it's cutting edge and I think you'll be excited about it as well so who am I talking about? I'm talking about Heather Anne Havenwood. She's a serial entrepreneur, sales and marketing coach, copywriter, small business activist. I love that Heather. And chief sexy boss. Welcome Heather. Heather:                      Thank you for having me Nile. This is going to be a lot of fun. Nile:                            Oh, it is going to be a lot of fun. Well, I want to tell everybody that's gathered here a little bit about you just so -- they've got the same background I do so you are the CEO of Havenwood World Wide LLC and as I'd mentioned earlier chief sexy boss. I love that. A serial entrepreneur and regarded as a top authority in internet marketing, business strategies and marketing in general. Since marketing your first online business in 1999, bringing clients and personal coaches together you've played an active role in the online marketing world since most of us even had a home computer. Heather:                      That sounds like I'm so old. Nile:                            That's one of the things I was commenting yesterday. If anybody goes and looks at your website at heatherhavenwood.com -- yeah, you're not old. Heather:                      I'm not old but _____03:31 that way. I did that in 1999. I was actually in college and I had an internet marketing course. It was the very first one and I was taking a marketing course from this particular professor and she got the university to let her into this one little internet marketing course. This is '98, '99. No kidding. And I took these courses. Like I want you to take it so I was like I'll take it, I'll take it. So, I took it and then we create this whole business plan. I mean, it was like 50 pages, 60 pages plus, plus. It was called best fit coach and I did this whole -- it was '99. How do you market? No idea that was going to be my future. It was just more like oh, this is fun. So, I just find that interesting little things along the way in life. All of a sudden you go oh, that's why that happened. So, yeah. 1999. Nile:                            Well, one of the things that I love about that is you said this was fun and of course that's what makes it easier. We're going to talk a little bit about mind set today, just a bit but that fun part's going to be a key portion of it. But let's fast forward just a little bit. In 2006 you started and developed and grew an online information marketing publishing company from ground zero to over a million dollars in sales in less than 12 months and you started it without a list, a product, a name, an offer, nothing. Heather:                      Correct, yeah. Nile:                            That's pretty phenomenal so I think if anybody could help us learn what to do to grow our businesses I think you're well qualified but you haven’t done that once, have you? You've done it multiple times? Heather:                      I've done it again, yeah. And I -- what's interesting about it is that that one business that I kind of bang my head on at the same time it's also my biggest failure. It's also the business that I went to bankruptcy over and lost everything over because I had a business partner that he was the face and I built everything around him and then there's this thing called contracts and lawyers and I forgot all that stuff so one day I came home and it was all gone but it was just like oh, aha, I've made this huge success but then my biggest failure and this other side of it, how did that happen? So, spent a few years trying to figure that out like how did that happen, who am I, kind of those things and I think it's through those kinds of times you really realize who you are as a person and what your really want because there is definitely a moment in time like screw this. I'm going to corporate America again which I did try. I lasted 90 days. Nile:                            Wow. And I bet that was pure torture. Heather:                      It was, it was, yeah. And so I went okay. I get it. It was just a -- you have to -- in business and entrepreneurship you have to fail. It's part of it. Now, we all sometimes hear stories of people like their first home run. That doesn't happen. Even home runs, even people on -- who literally do football and baseball and touchdowns. How many times are they going after that touchdown, how many times they actually try to hit the ball to get that -- at the park. It's over and over and over and over and over again so that's entrepreneurship is same thing. You have to play the game the same way where it's over and over and over again and you're going to hit one maybe out of park. You might be the next Facebook. I don't know. Maybe not. You might be striking out. But at the same time it's about getting up there on the bat and hitting over and over again. But once you -- I was _____06:50 long time ago after my failure. I was like if you can do that Heather you can do it again because it's just like a game. You get up there, you hit again where you hit but then some stuff happened afterwards and now you know where your hole is, legal stuff. Now guess what. I got a lawyer. Nile:                            I'm not going to make that mistake again. Heather:                      I do, yeah. And nowadays if anything comes across my desk in that world I'm like okay. I'll run it by my lawyer. And they get why are you doing that? I'm like because I learned my lesson. So, it's an interesting dynamic of what you learn over time. Especially in the entrepreneurship world. Nile:                            That's outstanding. I love the fact that you learned through those failures and I know that will be part of what you've talked about and everything else here. But then I know that you went on to help a ton of other people and some big name people and I'm not going to drop the names. The names will be shared in our show notes at social media business hour but I could tell you looking at the list I'm impressed. And some neat people too. Just besides being recognizable names I know a number of these folks as well. They're great and fun people. But you're currently the author of sexy boss. How the empowerment of women is changing the rulebook for sex, money and success and I suspect you probably tell a few of these stories in that book. Heather:                      Yeah, I do. Sexy boss, that book specifically, it was my -- it's kind of coming out of my life story. Up unto this point it's been more about niche marketing and doing business but sexy boss was kind of like this is who I am by the way behind the curtain and it was -- the name sexy boss came from _____08:38 and I are dear friends and I was visiting him in Vegas and he's like you're like a sexy boss. He's of course a wordsmith and so I was like oh, I like that. He's like yeah. So, all of a sudden we trademarked it. So, and then I was like I should write a book about over that. He's like well that's who you emulate so it was kind of this that's interesting. How do I emulate that and how do I become an entrepreneur and then how do I help other people to tap into their higher self. I call it a higher self and how to tap into their entrepreneurship because I think everyone is an entrepreneur. Everyone is. No matter if they're inside a big, large corporation. I call that an intra entrepreneur. You have to be constantly promoting yourself and constantly be marketing yourself, all the time. No matter what kind of business you're in you have to be _____09:29 to do that especially nowadays. So, if you're not learning that skill set then you're going to be falling behind and I think more for women than men necessarily is that women necessarily don't always know how to do that, they don't feel comfortable doing that. They're not taught that. We're taught to share our toys. Not to beat up and be strong. So, it's just a different mindset that once you learn it and understand it and then own it then you can be a great self promoter. I mean, look at Donald Trump right now. He's -- I would call one of the masters of self promotion and some people fault him for that. And I'm like he's actually brilliant for that because self-promotion is the way of the future and you have to continue it all the time or you're not going to be able to what I call succeed in whatever you want to do so that's my take and that's why I wrote that story. Nile:                            I knew that my cohost Jordan was going to be jumping up and down and wetting himself because he heard the name Joe Sugerman and Jordan likes to study copy write. He likes to practice copywriting and Joe's one of those big copywriter names. Heather:                      He is. He's a dear, dear friend of mine. _____10:37 time. We did an event together, we cohosted together called successmagnetseminar.com and the other speakers on the stage were John _____10:47 John Carlton, Joe Polish, Joe Sugerman, myself. And we actually had a hard time getting people there. It was like only 110 people there and then a few months later they did the Titans event, the big, huge Titans event and they got hundreds of people there at like triple the price and people -- the reason why we had a hard time is people didn't believe it. Like how are you getting all those names on one stage? And it was really because of Joe. So, Joe -- so, that was the reason but it's just kind of -- looking back now I -- now I sell the DVDs of it but it was a phenomenal event with some powerful, powerful copywriters and entrepreneurs on that stage. Nile:                            Yeah. It was funny. I knew most of them. And we're up against a break so let us take a break. Everybody stick around. Join us next segment. Hey, welcome back to social media business hour. We're here with Heather Havenwood. We're having a great time and I cut my poor cohost off last segment. He's jumping up and down, squiming sideways, just making all sorts of faces because he's got something that he just has to ask so Jordan what do you got for us? Jordan:                        Well, I just had to -- I actually had to interject is what I had to do because I thought Heather just dropped so many awesome golden nuggets on us. I mean, just to start with you've got to be promoting yourself even if you are in corporate American and I've got to tell you I laughed when I heard that. Nile:                            You didn't learn that lesson for a long time, did you? Jordan:                        I did not. No. and as a matter of fact there were people who I felt like this person is dumber than me. How could they possibly be making more money in a better position than I am? Well, the answer is they were better at self-promoting than I was. In fact, they understood self-promotion and I didn't even understand it. Nile:                            You just thought that was for the circus, right? Jordan:                        I thought that was just for the circus. Nile:                            Well, I know that Heather's going to talk with us a lot about mind set and some things like that as well and obviously that comes into that but I think that's great. I think we've got a good idea of your background but I have to ask you the question. You talked about sexy boss being your coming out book. What was the motivation behind that for you? Heather:                      Thanks for asking that. The motivation was -- how do I say this? It was a -- I call it the butterfly effect because I went through my bankruptcy and I went through this kind of dark time of trying to discover what am I going to do and I held the skill set of online marketing and copywriting but I feel like this kind of failure bla, bla, bla. And I lived on an island for about a year. I did nothing except stare at the ocean. It was kind of interesting. And for being an A type personality starting at the ocean for a year is actually challenging. It's like being in a yoga position or something for a year and it was hard. I didn't know what to do, wasn’t sure, questioned who I was so I went through this process and then I moved to Austin which I'm at now and that's when I started my dating business where I teach women how to communicate with women mainly because I knew the skills of information marketing, online marketing and someone said to me once you should do something where no one questions you for your background. No one questions you for your authority. No one can question me on that. And so -- because I didn't want to come out and start teaching people how to do online marketing when I “was a failure” at that point. I just don't like when people do that but that's all I do is teach internet marketing. They don't have any other businesses. So, I thought okay. I'll do that. And then after a few years of growing that business and being full time on that business and kind of coming back I thought it's time I told my story and I'm not really like that. I'm not a person that's going out there usually telling my story. I'm like this private and I don't want people to know that I failed and -- so, it was kind of for me my butterfly coming out and actually going oh, my god. I'm actually going to tell people that I went through this because not many people knew. It wasn’t public. I just kind of disappeared. The most powerful part of that was not really writing it. I did an audio book. It's actually on Audible and if anyone's ever done an audio book, audio book is very different than a communication like this because you have to read every single word of the book and you have to actually act like you're not dying doing it. And I'm having to sit here and read my story with emphasis, with like every word _____15:35 and it was hard and that's when I really got that this is my story and coming out there and telling people hey, I failed. I failed big time and I lost everything and I've come back. This is -- now I've come back. And now I want to help you. And so that's why I wrote the book. It was more of an inspirational motivation book for myself and for other people in telling my story. It's pretty powerful. Nile:                            In that story that you just told though I find something very fascinating and gosh, there's just so much I want to get to here today and I know our time together is limited but this is just fascinating to me because here you're talking about applying what you learned in your online marketing business. Granted, hey you failed at that at least first time out. Came back -- Heather:                      Legal side. Nile:                            Knocked it dead so that's not a failure. That's a learning experience. But the second part of that is you talked about applying what you learned to dating advice for men and how to better communicate to women. Heather:                      Yes. Nile:                            I find that so fascinating. Can you tell us just a little bit about that? Heather:                      Yeah. Oh, sure, yeah. That's my main business. That's what I do day in and day out and it's called datingtriggers.com and the niche is from a woman's perspective teaching men how to talk, communicate, attract, date, be with women. So, and that's a big market. That's a big challenge people have especially nowadays and the reason why it's a challenge mainly is not that women are weird or men are weird or something's wrong or anything. It's more about just communication has changed over time and so you see men who maybe got divorced and they're trying to get back in the dating world and it's like all confusing. It's just different or they're surrounded by women in the workplace, they're surrounded all the time and they're not taught necessarily how to communicate in a way that's effective that they get what they want. I teach a lot about how to get what you want in a relationship with a woman. I know that's kind of like counter intuitive but it is about how to attract and get what you want. So, yeah. That's what I do. It's kind of fun. Datingtriggers.com and onlydateyoungerwomen.com and I love that business. It's a lot of fun. I call my little guys, I talk to them all the time, I call them hey studs and they love it but they're a lot -- it's a lot of fun. I really enjoy it and that's kind of my bread and butter of my life. That's also where I do all my testing for my “marketing experience”. I do email marketing, I email them four to five times a day. I have all kinds of different segments with them. It's a pretty big business. Yeah. That's where I do a lot of my what I call testing and what I call marketing strategies and I do no social media with that business believe it or not. Nile:                            Oh, wow, wow. Well, you know -- Heather:                      Yeah, none. Nile:                            As we're sitting here chatting I'm thinking -- first of all, my wife and I, I think have a very good relationship and we communicate very well but I don't think that you could ever communicate at your peak all the time and I do believe -- hey, we're the same creatures but we communicate differently. I like the old 80s book whatever. Men are from Venus, Women from Mars. Whatever, vice versa. Women from Venus actually. But in any case -- Heather:                      I'll teach you one -- let me teach you one thing that I've sometimes I've had to teach this or communicate this or teach this really to someone I was just doing business with. We were having a kind of a challenge talking and I finally go let me explain something how women think if you're working with women. He just kind of had this like -- Nile:                            Rolling his eyes? Heather:                      Yeah, yeah. Well, it was on the phone so I'm sure he was. I said, women like choices. We like choices. That's why we shop. That's why we go shoe shopping because there are all these choices. We like menus. We love choices. He's like okay. I go when I come to you with this problem whatever it was you coming back with one solution -- no. give me my choices. I want to pick. He's like oh. So, the next time we talked he's like okay, here's all your options. Oh, great. I get to choose. You know what I mean? Nile:                            I love it. Heather:                      Yeah, yeah. It's really funny. I think he was like -- he's young. I could tell on the phone he's like young. He's like 25 and I'm thinking I hope he's really getting this. I hope he's really taking this to heart. Like this is a good lesson for him because I promise you you'll use it forever. It's not honey, you want to go to dinner, you want to go to this restaurant? It's like honey, do you want to go to dinner at seven? There's this, this or this. And she'll go oh, I want that. Nile:                            There you go. Heather:                      And then she's all happy. Nile:                            And she's happier. Well, my wife is a very patient and strong woman and so in that respect she's done a good job I think training me although I've got a long way to go I'm sure. Heather:                      Of course, that's -- Nile:                            But I like where you talked about your dating site being your bread and butter. Well, I want you to put some honey on top of that bread and butter because I think you've got a great program for us married men that really want an enhanced and powerful relationship with our wife and that's a great thing. And one of the things that we know sometimes as men we're not necessarily ready to put it out there with somebody that we treasure. Sometimes we are but hey. We'd rather have a chat with somebody that sort of got our back and has the best advice to get us the optimal results which is ultimately what you're doing. Heather:                      I agree, yeah. I have a good time with it. There's a lot of guys out there teaching other guys like pick up artists and things -- that's like the niche. That's not me. I'm coming from a woman's perspective. I call it be, be real, be the stud that you know you are because it's kind of this I've got your back, I'm your -- the woman in your side. I want to help you become the man you know you were meant to be. Whatever that is. Because I think in this society today men sometimes feel like -- not all of them. Like I'm not sure here. I feel like I need to like dumb down a little better. I'm not sure. So, they feel insecure. They're just not sure like where to -- so, I just kind of help them move to that process which I find funny by the way is when I have guys unsubscribe from me and they say thanks and unsubscribe from me. I've got a girlfriend. And I'm like it just got started buddy. Nile:                            The victory's done, right? Yeah. Heather:                      Yeah, well, it just got started. Why don't you stay on the list? Nile:                            You've got a long way to go there. Heather:                      You've got a long way to go, right. But I go okay. Nile:                            Well, you talked about your first business and what you did and how you did it and what you learned about -- hey, I missed the legal stuff and it caused the business to blow up. And in the scheme of things that was a minor thing that you overlooked that became major and relationships are sort of the same way so I could see where that would work and I have to say I've grown through my failures because I've had a lot of failed relationships as well so I'm just happy that I have a very loving and passionate wife today so it works out well. Heather:                      Good, that's awesome. Congratulations. Nile:                            We are just about at the end of this particular segment. Heather:                      Okay. Nile:                            I want to shift in the next segment and we've got limited time there but I want to talk about mind set and then you talk about some really interesting things. I mean, you compare email to the new TV. You talk about how the TV guide is really so important today and I really want to dig in and get some of that so I'd like everybody to stick around, follow us into the next segment on social media business hour with Heather Havenwood. We'll be right back. Okay, Heather. Heather:                      Yes. Nile:                            I'm going to go for about eight minutes and that will leave about four minutes left in this segment and what that will do then is it will give you time to really creatively pitch exactly what you'd like to achieve out of this, what you'd like people to get out of it but what -- where you'd like them to go, products, websites and stuff like that. Heather:                      Okay, thank you. You're going to let me know when that is so I can -- Nile:                            Yeah. I just want you to be prepared for it. I'll give you a queue. In fact the queue that I'll give you is Heather, you've got so much great advice and stuff here. How can you help people and so the helping people will be the transition for you to pitch. Heather:                      Okay. Nile:                            Okay, we'll be just about ready here. Hey, welcome back to the social media business hour. We're here with Heather Havenwood and as I'd mentioned in the last segment there's a couple of things that I wanted to talk about. One is you've had a number of multimillion dollar businesses now. You've learned a lot about mindset and we haven’t talked much about mind set on this show. We get into the social media elements of it. We're going to get into some of that in just a bit here but in the mindset portion I think it's so critical and I know that you've had to get your mind set right. Tell me a little bit about that process and what you've learned and maybe some of the mentors that you've had along the way. Heather:                      Well, I've had a lot of mentors along the way. It definitely wasn’t me in my head. That's the worst place to go. Just you and your head is the worst place. You've got to get out of your head. Especially if you're going to do something and I had a lot of different mentors along the way, coaches. And that's why I think -- that's why I'm a great coach now and do business because I've been through it. I'm a business coach. I would say more a marketing business coach now. But I do have a few things I stare at every day. Life lessons. I call them life lessons and they're written down on a piece of paper. I wrote down on that piece of paper. Oh, my god. Almost six years ago. Probably in the middle of my bankruptcy in Florida when I was literally broke. I mean, I was broke. I had -- I lost everything I had. My car, my dog and a cell phone. And I -- my car was paid off luckily so literally my only expense in life was a cell phone and gas in the car and food. And kind of did what I call hopping on people's couches for a little bit and a life lesson that I wrote down and I have now kept literally along the way. I'm staring at it right now. I'm looking at one. Okay, number three. I like this one. I'm the most important person in my life. Mature selfishness. Okay. That's a key one. That might not sound like -- what do you mean? It's like because if you're not taking care of yourself you can't help other people. If you're not taking care of yourself you can't build a business. If you're not taking care of yourself you can't be in a great relationship. It's called mature selfishness. I'm going to go back to Donald Trump just because he's in the news. He's what I call mature selfishness. People think he's narcissistic. He's not. He's just mature selfishness. He takes care of himself and takes care of this business and then takes care of people. His loved ones. Therefore he has a rock to stand on to go out and promote whatever he wants if you notice. So, that's what I call mature selfishness and I had to learn that versus constantly just taking care and building everybody else up. I had to take care of myself. That's a huge mind set because we're not taught that at a young age, we're not taught that in school, we're not taught to care of yourself first. Mature selfishness is more like don't be selfish. Share your toy. So you are constantly sharing. Especially as a female. You're sharing, sharing. Don't be selfish, don't be selfish, don't be selfish, be a good little girl. So, you have to shift that when you're an entrepreneur. You have to take care of yourself. You have to take care of the legal stuff. You've got to make sure that the Ts are crossed dotted Is so that's a big mind shift that I had to really focus on but the more I take care of my business and myself then I can help other people more. You can't help somebody when you're homeless. So, it's harder to do that. So, would say that that's a key lesson I had to take on. The other one was from Joe Sugerman actually and he taught me this. Everything happens for the best. Everything happens for the best. You probably heard everything happens for a reason and he said don't say that because then your mind will look for the reason. Well, what's the reason, why, why, why? You can't do that. It's like everything happens for the best and as long as you feel that no matter what the situation is. Bad, good, car wreck or someone giving you flowers everything happens for the best. It's about the process of where else you're going. It's on the journey. And he's gone through his own failures and so we talked a lot about that and for me that was a big one. It's that shift. Because I always thought everything happens for a reason. So, when the bankruptcy happened it was like there's a reason. I just went into that spiral. Like something's wrong with me. And you can't do that. It's like well, what was the lesson? Lesson was illegal. The lesson was you didn't look at this piece of the business. That's why this happened. It wasn’t that you didn't build something great. You did. In fact, today, that business is still alive doing very well. So, it's not that you didn't build that. You just forgot to look at this piece life lesson. Everything happens for the best. And actually it did happen for the best because if it wasn’t for that business partner taking everything then I probably would still be working for him or working with him. Not for him but with him and I would -- still would be in that business. I'd still be building that for him because it was like his face versus building something strictly just for me. So, I think that did happen for the best and I wouldn’t have been on the island for a year and stared at the ocean. I think that's the big piece is mind set as you have to shift that completely. Nile:                            I love that and I like how you talked about -- you keep those things in front of you like a vision board if you will. It's a part of where you're going and where you're heading. Well, the other thing that I wanted to get to is you talk about email is the new TV and you talk about how TV guide is so important. I want to work those things in because I know they relate a little bit to the social part _____30:21 part of what we're doing but we're just such -- limited time. We've got to get those in. Heather:                      Yeah, let’s get that in. so, I'll give you my mind set on email marketing. I would say my expertise is email marketing online perspective and copywriting. I do a lot of copy in email. So, email copywriting I guess and I mean, I'm doing between -- depending on the list, between four to six emails outbound a day. That's broadcasting. Sometimes more, sometimes less, depending on the day. So, I'm constantly doing email copy and email writing and people always say -- in some of the lists I send more than two or three times a day. People go why would you ever do that? Bla, bla, bla. And I always say well, let's analogy with TV. If I turn on the TV right now are they going to be advertising to me? Yes. Are they going to be advertising to me at eight o'clock at night? Yes. Are they going to stop advertising to me at all ever during the day just because they don't want to upset me? No, never. So that's the first key. Never stop advertising to your business meaning going to a click or going to an offer. Whatever that is. Number one. Number two, let’s look at the TV and I'll have you answer it. What's on usually in the morning? Nile:                            News. Heather:                      Great. What's on usually around noon? Nile:                            News. Heather:                      _____31:46 channel, right. Yeah, usually soap operas, stuff like that, okay, game shows, okay. What's on usually around four? Nile:                            I'm going to go back to news. Heather:                      News. Yeah. Throw them back. I watch FOX News all the time so I totally get that. So, around four it's usually like Ellen Show, different shows, talk shows, okay. And then what's on at night? Nile:                            Total entertainment. Heather:                      News. Total entertainment or news, right. So, I'm a big Kelly file -- like Megan Kelly I love you. I want to be like you. Okay. I do. I'm totally a Kelly freak and for like -- what's funny is I'll only watch her. I'm like I want to watch her. But I'll catch snippets of Bill O'Riley or catch snippets of _____32:28 right before and after her and they're saying the same story, okay. They're literally covering sometimes the same thing but I like how Megan Kelly says it. Nile:                            Absolutely. Heather:                      Right? Nile:                            If I go back to the tease that you did hey, I could say the same thing but I like the way you said it. Heather:                      Thank you. But that's email marketing. People -- FOX News is not going to go well Bill you already covered that. Kelly you can't cover that. They're not going to do that. Nile:                            Right. Heather:                      Because they know people like -- there's a demographic for Bill, there's a demographic for Hanna, there's a demographic for Kelly and people go tune in. they still want their advertising dollars and those eyes. So that's why they do that. They know that. Why are we not doing that with email marketing? You should. Same thing for social media I think. Social media unfortunately is a little more distraction but it's changing to have that entertainment and the timing value but with email specifically we're taught news in the morning, entertainment -- a little more relaxing in the afternoon, information around four o'clock and then news again. Wrap up of the day, right. We're taught that. Over and over. And 30 years of that on TV. 50 years, 60 years. So, why are we not doing that with our marketing? You should be. Nile:                            It makes perfect sense. Well, listen, in a minute or less though because I want to have people know how you might be able to help them but I want the TV guide story so can you give us that in like maybe even 30 seconds or less. Heather:                      Yeah, so TV guide story is _____33:58 the TV guide is -- you should be following the TV guide, old school TV guide in -- Nile:                            See, I missed that. I'm thinking the printed TV guide. Heather:                      Yeah, no, the TV guide -- the old. It is old school _____34:10 TV guide. I remember those days. You used to pick it up at the grocery store. But the old TV guide and how they structure it is what you should be doing with your marketing. You should be following up. Nile:                            Makes sense. It just took longer to communicate with the thickhead so I appreciate you clarifying that for me. Heather:                      Sure, no problem. Nile:                            So, hey how can you help people? Heather:                      So, I can help people in two ways. If you're a guy and you want to learn how to talk to women and communicate and attract a woman in your life you can go to datingtriggers.com. You're welcome to get on my list and communicate that way. But the thing I'm being focused on for 2015 is my coaching and my goal is to take 10 people and their business and focus with them on their marketing and double their business this year. So, I'm a marketing coach. I'm looking for people specifically that want to work with me and taking their business, doubling it. Now, it could be online or offline. Right now I'm working with a weight loss center. I'm working with a guy who's a producer, a guy who's in _____35:11 it doesn’t have to be “online” because there’s always an online perspective of every business. _____35:17 acupuncture. So, that's what I'm looking for and I want to help people do that so you can go to heatherhavenwood.com and then click on work with me and let's get on the phone and talk it out. I'm a one on one person so I want to work with specifically about 10 people this year. Nile:                            And I bet you want the people that really are the right fit, that you're highly confident that you could really help. Heather:                      Yes, yes, absolutely. Nile:                            Makes perfect sense and by the way, then it gets fun for everybody to -- Heather:                      Yeah, they make a lot more money and they have fun, they learn a new skill set, yeah. And it's not a done for you. I teach you how to fish. Not -- I'm going to -- I'm not a consultant or I do it for you. I'm not a service provider. I want you to learn the skillset of this so you have it forever and that's what I did. I had to learn it so now I have it forever and I get to do it over and over and over again and constantly make money. Joe Sugarman said to me once; he said -- he goes sometimes people ask me if I get nervous _____36:15 or whatever and I said no -- he said to me no. I never have that fear because I know in my heart that I have the power of the pin. I can write an ad to sell anything and there's a confidence there and I feel I'm gaining that confidence that I can really sell anything with the power of the pen. In my case it's the typewriter or a note book or MacBook Pro, right. But it's the power of the words and understanding wordsmith, understanding marketing and getting people to buy something for your business is key and that's what I help people do. Nile:                            Well, Heather I want to thank you so much for joining us and -- Heather:                      Oh, you're welcome. Hey Jordan. Nile:                            Jordan ran off a different direction already but hey, thanks of joining us and for all of you thanks for joining us on the social media business hour as well. Hopefully you learned a few new ideas or concepts. Maybe you were reminded of a few things that you already know but you haven’t been doing to improve or grow your business. In this case your business or your life. My desire is that you take just one of the things that you learned or were reminded of today and you apply it to your business or life this week. I know that a small change can make a big difference and I am committed to bringing you at least one new idea each week that you could implement so go back and listen if you didn't pick up anything. Identify just one small change that you could make to your business or life this week and see what a big difference it will make for you. So, until next week, this is Nile Nickel. Now, go make it happen. [/content_toggle] Website: www.HeatherHavenwood.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/heatherhavenwood LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heatherannd Twitter: @hhavenwood

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