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Michael Bull, CCIM, founder and CEO of Bull Realty, is an active commercial real estate advisor. He is a licensed broker in nine southeast states and has assisted clients with over 6 billion dollars of transactions over his 30-year career. Mr. Bull founded Bull Realty in 1998 initially with two primary missions: to provide a company of brokers known for integrity and to provide the best disposition marketing in the nation. Now Michael and his brokers provide disposition, acquisition, project leasing, tenant representation and advisory services in all major property sectors. Michael personally leads a team focused on office investment sales. You may know Michael as the host of America's Commercial Real Estate Show. The popular weekly show began broadcasting in 2010 and today is heard by millions of people around the country. Michael and other respected industry analysts, economists and leading market participants share market intelligence, forecasts and success strategies. In this episode, Mike discusses commercial real estate, the process of finding properties, how COVID-19 affects the real estate market, his thoughts on capital markets, debt markets, and much more! Quotes: “We‘re confident that we can provide as good or better services than anyone in the world and that's a good feeling.” “When you're an agent, you really already own your own business.” “Make sure you put in a lot of hours realize you're starting your own new business and you're competing with people that are good at what they do.” “I felt like I had to start my own company and so I did.  Resources and Links: Mike’s website https://www.bullrealty.com/ Mike’s podcast https://commercialrealestateshow.com/ https://www.commercialagentsuccess.com/

Born deformed, he's spent his entire life locked in the basement, longing for a friend. One day, Michael is befriended by a girl named Sally. Now Michael must chose between the life he knows and the life that could be. Become a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/HanshiAntonioGarcia Buy Signed Copy of "Sins of the Fathers" https://checkout.square.site/buy/QWQKEIP7BQA4UA4TIIC7EMOV Follow me: Website: www.AntonioGarciaBooks.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWHn3JpeNthjb1j0xaFR3wQ Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/AntonioGarciaBooks Facebook: www.Facebook.com/AntonioGarciaBooks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/antoniogarciabooks iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/antonio-garcia/id1363811128 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/43JIkxxFY9nEvtqyuBGu9q RSS Feed for your Favorite Podcast App: https://www.spreaker.com/show/2351084/episodes/feed

Welcome to another episode of Develomentor. Today's guest is Michael Hausenblas. BiographyMichael started his career in academia as a PhD academic researcher. These days, Michael is a Developer Advocate at AWS. He is part of the container service team, focusing on container security. Michael shares his experience around cloud-native infrastructure and apps through demos, blog posts, books, and public speaking engagements as well as contributes to open-source software. Before AWS, Michael worked at Red Hat, Mesosphere,MapR and in two research institutions in Ireland and Austria.Episode Summary“I found that industry overall is way less stressful than academic research. If it’s weekend or if I’m on PTO or whatever, I’m offline.““I’m a developer advocate. Basically, it's kind of like a guinea pig. We’re the first ones who get to play around with software and give feedback. It’s like, the UX here is great or here the UX sucks. So we are guinea pigs representing for the customer.”“I just love to be on-site with customers discussing things, trying things. The greatest part is being with actual users of the software that you’re producing and going over that in 400 level details.”—Michael HausenblasKey MilestonesWhat led Michael into academia and academic research at the start of his career?After about 4 years doing research focused work, Michael left for a startup and took a role doing pre-sales work. That’s a pretty far cry from doing research. What led to that change and what went into his decision process? What does a sales engineer do?Now Michael is in a dev advocate role, how does that compare with being a sales engineer?What attracted Michael to more public-facing roles like developer advocacy?Who is Ted Dunning? And why was he such a big influence for Michael?Additional ResourcesConnect with Ted Dunning on LinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/teddunning/Support Us at Develomentor – https://develomentor.com/support-us/You can find more resources in the show notesTo learn more about our podcast go to https://develomentor.com/To listen to previous episodes go to https://develomentor.com/blog/Follow Michael HausenblasLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/mhausenblas/Twitter: @mhausenblasFollow Develomentor:Twitter: @develomentorFollow Grant IngersollTwitter: @gsingersLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/grantingersoll

Michael Knight is a former collegiate athlete with over 25 years of professional experience in strength and conditioning. At the age of 36, while battling with obesity at a weight of 336 pounds, he was told three simple words that changed his life forever. Change or die. Those three words fueled Michael, his outlook on life and his passion to drive others to do the same.  Knight built a foundation upon being the best at motivating others, and became the most sought after trainer in the Midwest. His client base includes ‘The Who’s Who’ in Hollywood and professional sports; he’s coached actors such as Chris Hemsworth, and professional and collegiate athlete such as Steve Yzerman and Kris Draper into achieving high levels of success. He’s had the opportunity to train the Detroit Red Wings, and ran both Detroit Lions mini camps during the strike season of 2011. Knight has opened three Art of Strength training facilities and has given a Ted talk in Detroit with his change or die motivational speech.  Today Michael’s intense passion has been redirected from caring for and rehabilitating his late Mother, to looking out for the wellbeing of each and every client who walks through his doors. If you cross paths with Mike, don’t be surprised if when he introduces himself he asks you “What did you have for breakfast?”, and he’ll expect a great answer.  Now Michael’s 6 year dream has become a reality; he’s surrounded himself with like-minded, passionate, and educated individuals coming together to give you Peace of mind! -------- Chef Kristi Hunt owns and operates a prepared meals service that focuses upon hand crafting nutritious meals using high quality and clean ingredients. Her service aims to provide clients with time freedom and assurance that the food they're consuming isn't only convenient, but is in alignment with their nutritional goals. She is the sole owner, and has achieved year over year growth in her business while simultaneously raising two young children and maintaining a home and work life balance.Connect with Kristi: www.gracesavorysweet.com ---------- Michael Paul has studied nutrition & its benefits to wellness and performance for over 30 years. He pursued his passion at the University of Michigan where he majored in biochemistry. Since childhood he has participated in different sports ranging from soccer & baseball to martial arts & bodybuilding. He enjoys using his knowledge & training to help others achieve their health, wellness & performance goals. Michael continues to study and train while helping others. He and his wife are competitors as well as judges with the National Physique Committee. Connect with Michael: https://macromikes.com/meal-plans/  Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexperience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com  

Michael Keenan was my partners (Deborah Ann Woll) teacher at USC many years ago. Now Michael is retired and living outside Los Angeles in an assisted living facility. We talk about his life as a teacher, the decision to retire, having Parkinson's disease, eating issues, acting on television and film, being gay and Sao much more!!! Deborah Ann Woll is my co-interviewer. Please Listen, Please Share, Please Enjoy! Subscribe on iTunes and iheartradio! Please leave a rating and review on iTunes. Thank you! Twitter @ejscott @EJPodcast Instagram @ejscott1106 Website www.ejscott.com RUNNING BLIND Documentary available on iTunes, Amazon, Google Play

What does it take to build a world-class brand? Many marketers aspire to it, but few are ever able to actually participate in building one of the top brands in the world. However, Michael Mendenhall has had the opportunity a number of times. As a senior marketer at Disney, he was able to learn from great brand builders like Michael Eisner, Bob Iger, and Steve Jobs. And as a multi-time CMO, he has had opportunities to perfect the craft of building a brand from the top. Now Michael is bringing that expertise to TriNet, where he serves as Senior Vice President, Chief Marketing Officer/Chief Communications Officer. On this episode, Michael opens up his playbook and talks about how to build a world-class brand. He also discusses how to manage a marketing team, why communications should sit with marketing, and much more. Links: Full Notes & Quotes: http://bit.ly/2kQA527 Michael’s LinkedIn: http://bit.ly/2mlZQYJ  TriNet: www.trinet.com  5 Key Takeaways: - “I've always built a team, not as if it's a marketing team as much as it’s a team that’s all about content. It's all about our narrative. It's about the focus and consistency of the narrative.” - Michael Mendenhall - CMOs should focus more on driving meaningful engagement than on pure volume metrics. - Communications is pivotal to marketing, and senior marketers should aspire to have supervision over the communications function and team. - “One thing I learned from Steve [Jobs] is simplicity of message and focus. Don't get distracted in your messaging and communications.” - Michael Mendenhall - Your brand is precious. If you aspire to be a world-class brand, don't allow yourself to put out anything that isn't world-class. Bio: Michael Mendenhall joined TriNet in March 2018 as Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer/Chief Communications Officer. He leads all marketing and communications functions, including messaging, branding, advertising, demand generation, product marketing, and corporate communications. Michael is a marketing and technology veteran with extensive leadership experience. Prior to TriNet, he most recently served as IBM’s Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Communications Officer for IBM Watson and IBM Cloud, leading all marketing and communications strategies for both business areas. Prior to IBM, Michael was the Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Communications Officer at Flex. Michael also served the Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Fusion-io, where he helped transform its brand positioning and product alignment prior to its acquisition by SanDisk. Before Fusion.io, Michael served as the Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer at Hewlett-Packard and spent 17 years at the Walt Disney Company, where he rose to President of Marketing and Synergy for Walt Disney Studios and Executive Vice President of Global Marketing for Disney Parks and Resorts. --- Marketing Trends is brought to you by our friends at Salesforce Pardot, B2B marketing automation on the world’s #1 CRM. Are you ready to take your B2B marketing to new heights? With Pardot, marketers can find and nurture leads, close more deals, and maximize ROI. Learn more by heading to www.pardot.com/podcast. To learn more or subscribe to our weekly newsletter, visit MarketingTrends.com.

Dropping Your Identity of Hope Today, I was imagining what it's like to be me with no hope attached to what I do or don’t do. What an interesting moment. I realized the degree to which so much of who I’ve been being and what I’ve been doing has been related to hoping that the outcome would be in my favor. Having lived in hope for so long, I can tell you it hasn’t been a fun and easy ride. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone! I grew up in a large Catholic family, my dad was a doctor, we belonged to the Country Club, and I was considered the beautiful one in the family. I trained myself to create an identity that would be appealing and not be off-putting to anyone. I wanted to ensure my safety, security, and the belief that I was worthy of love and protection. As young children, most of us don’t know who the heck we are inside our little Earth suits. We watch what others are doing, emulate some and do the opposite of others. We train ourselves to be who it is safe to be, and we train ourselves to be what we believe will keep us safe, secure and protected. We live in hope that we are enough. Enough what?  Am I worthy of my own expression?  Few of us live in families that encourage the fullest expression of who we are naturally.  Instead we learn to compensate for our lacks, our unworthiness, our unlovableness, our undeservingness - hoping that we can pull off some role or identity that will, like I said already, keep us safe, secure and protected. A client of mine, Michael, turned 51 not so long ago. Michael is a recovering addict. More than recovering from substance abuse, Michael is recovering himself from a life of physical violence and emotional neglect and abuse. Yuck! Michael took on an identity of a tough guy in hopes of safety, protection and security. He was a member of gangs, and hurt people badly. He also did really stupid acts, in part, he admits, to maybe kill himself, and partly to show off. Because Michael was hurting so bad inside, he hoped that by taking on this identity as a tough guy, he would be respected, appreciated, and belong. It didn’t work. Now Michael is on this side of 50! And, our work together has been a process of reclaiming the abused child, the angry teenager, and the adult looking for love in all the wrong places. Michael is letting go of these identities of hope, and it scares the pants off of him. And though it’s scary, Michael is discovering his true self. He is slowly integrating this true self into his everyday life. And, in doing so, to his surprise, he is being embraced by people who see him in his beautiful self, in his loving, playful expressions, and in his heartfelt presence. More importantly, he is appreciating who is inside all of the hoping, all the acting, all the roles he hoped would bring him love and safety, but didn’t. He is discovering compassion for himself. “How strange!” he quips!! One last thing about Michael. He realizes that 98% of his life has been spent doing things for the wrong reasons. As he lets go of his identities of hope, he is having a lot more fun just being himself. As we age, no matter our age, we have moments when we realize that all the things we’ve done, all the ways we’ve been acting and being, hasn’t kept us safe from certain realities of humanness. Fame, fortune, intelligence, athleticism, power, sex-appeal-- none of it keeps us from experiencing the inevitability of discovering that no matter what we do, we cannot escape ourselves. This quite often is the moment that a midlife crisis begins - a crisis of faith. This the bad news and the good news. The longer we are on the planet, the more time we have to discover the fullest potential of being who we are. The crisis of realizing that hoping isn’t useful at all in providing us safety, security and protection, is the beginning of a very empowering adventure. FUN!!!! -- For more blogs, books, videos, or if you are interested in coaching or training with Dr. Rosie, check out her website: www.theparadigmshifts.com

When Michael Tranmer’s marriage fell apart, he cracked open and came out of his shell. His evolution called him to leave the corporate world and embark on the adventure of entrepreneurship. Now Michael passionately helps other corporate refugees flee unfulfilling work and navigate the exciting, and sometimes harrowing, career shift to becoming a business coach. […]

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial.  This week's guest is Cinde Little. We are talking about the great food that Cinde makes and especially her gluten free food! You can find Cinde in the following spots: https://www.everydayglutenfreegourmet.ca/ Twitter: @LittleCinde Instagram: Cinde - GF Cooking Classes  Check out these cool recipes that we talked about on the show:  The Spicy Thai meatballs in lettuce cups that we had https://www.everydayglutenfreegourmet.ca/fw-recipe-slug/spicy-thai-meatballs/   My Thai Turkey Burger https://www.everydayglutenfreegourmet.ca/fw-recipe-slug/thai-turkey-burgers/   The Bison Burger with Saskatoon-Blueberry BBQ Sauce and goat cheese (to-die-for). https://www.everydayglutenfreegourmet.ca/fw-recipe-slug/bison-burgers/   Make sure you go to one of the many cooking classes.  https://www.everydayglutenfreegourmet.ca/cooking-classes/    This week The Mess Hall Podcast is brought to you by SeatGIANT.  The Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB, is happy to be partnering with SeatGIANT to offer you a deal on tickets to major sporting events, big concerts, popular theatre throughout North America, and more. Whether you’re at home or on vacation, check SeatGIANT for tickets to the hottest  events. Visit https://www.seatgiant.ca to find tickets. Use the promo code “apn” at checkout to get 5% off your purchase. You’ll save a bit, and the network gets a little cut off that purchase, too. All tickets are in Canadian dollars, even for events that are in the U.S. SeatGIANT is Canadian-owned and -operated, and it guarantees every ticket. So, help yourself to a great experience, while helping the Alberta Podcast Network and a Canadian-owned business. Visit https://www.seatgiant.ca, and use the offer code “apn.” Also.....The ATB Branch for Arts + Culture, also known as “The Branch”.  Artists are often underserved at banks because they don’t fit a typical profile. Freelance director Michael and actor Nicole kept getting turned down when they tried to take out a mortgage. Then they found ATB’s Branch for Arts and Culture, a different approach to banking and lending that caters to the unique situations of people in creative industries. Now Michael, Nicole and their son Luc have a home they love. If you want to see the rest of their inspiring story, visit atb.com/bradleys atb.com/thebranch   

Now Michael & Ethan are talking about Soulless by Gail Carriger, with lots of frills and dresses and other dangerous things. It’s a challenge for Michael especially, because the subtitle of the book is literally against the rules for him to mention. Let’s see how he does.In this episode:They almost talk more about The Plains.They talk about stupid dog faces.They drink a human person.They attempt to be relevant.Apologies abound to Neil Gaiman and Gail Carriger.Michael & Ethan read themselves their Miranda rights.A lot of discussion is occupied with a brilliant blend of weird genres and worldbuilding.Ethan talks a lot to support his own uber theory.Pretty much this whole episode is them figuring out how to talk about this book.This is the book Michael mentions.Ethan makes predictions about the sequel, Changeless.Ethan spoils Captain Marvel for Michael.Next time: they stop teasing. They promise.Their next book will be The 7 1/2 Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle, by Stuart Turton, and rumor has it there will be a guest on! Join the discussion! Go to the Contact page and put "Scotch Talk" in the Subject line. We'd love to hear from you! And submit your homework at the Michael & Ethan in a Room with Scotch page.Donate to our Patreon!Your Hosts: Michael G. Lilienthal (@mglilienthal) andEthan Bartlett (@bjartlett)"Kessy Swings Endless - (ID 349)" by Lobo Loco. Used by permission."The Grim Reaper - II Presto" by Aitua. Used under an Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike License."Thinking It Over" by Lee Rosevere. Used under an Attribution License.“Intermission” by Unthunk. Used under an Attribution-NonCommercial License.

Michael Bull, CCIM, founder and CEO of Bull Realty, is an active commercial real estate advisor. He is a licensed broker in nine southeast states and has assisted clients with over 5 billion dollars of transactions over his 30 year career. Mr. Bull founded Bull Realty in 1998 initially with two primary missions: to provide a company of brokers known for integrity, and to provide the best disposition marketing in the nation. Now Michael and his brokers provide disposition, acquisition, project leasing, tenant representation, and advisory services in all major property sectors. You may know Michael as executive producer and host of America's Commercial Real Estate Show. The popular weekly show began broadcasting in 2010 and today is heard by millions of people around the country. Michael and other respected industry analysts, economists and leading market participants share market intelligence, forecasts and success strategies. The show is available on-demand on iTunes, YouTube, and the show website, www.CREshow.com. If you get a chance, see Michael speak at commercial real estate events around the country. Michael is a national speaker and senior instructor with Commercial Agent Success Strategies. The company provides live and on-demand streaming video training for commercial agents. Preview videos at the website, www.CommercialAgentSuccess.com. Mr. Bull’s articles have been published nationwide including in the National Real Estate Investor, France Media Publications, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Atlanta Business Chronicle, Multi-Housing News, Shopping Center Business, The Broker List, and Nation’s Restaurant News. Michael’s involvement with professional organizations include CCIM Member, National Association of REALTORS, the International Council of Shopping Centers, the Real Estate Brokerage Managers Council, Atlanta Leaders Group, Real Estate Group of Atlanta, the Georgia Bankers Association, the Atlanta Press Club, the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, the Georgia Real Estate Educators Association, Urban Land Institute, and the National Association of Real Estate Editors. Michael lives in the Chastain Park area of Atlanta and enjoys spending time with his family, off-road performance vehicles and performance boating. Find out more about Michael Bull at: commercialrealestateshow.com Looking to grow a real estate empire but don’t know where to start? Pick up a copy of Money, People, Deal by Stefan Aarnio for only $3.95 at www.moneypeopledeal.com/podcast. To get exclusive podcast listener only offers for the 100K Challenge (like a free hotel room for the event), email Devin Savage at DSavage@StefanAarnio.com. To learn more about the 100K Challenge visit www.stefanaarniolive.com.

Michael Tyrrell talks to me this week about Wholetones - special frequencies in his music can affect your mood, sleep and health. On today’s podcast, you will learn: How Wholetones 2Sleep can dramatically improve your sleep and help with insomnia Wholetones effects on sleep, PTSD, healed relationships, stress levels, focus and productivity Testimonials about how Wholetones can affect hormones and menopause Michael’s new frequency music that helps to increase energy and performance. Michael Tyrrell’s Bio: An accomplished author, speaker, and well-known musician, Michael S. Tyrrell began developing Wholetones: The Healing Frequency Music Project after a visit to Israel. Michael met a piano player who gave him what appeared to be a simple manuscript. Inside that manuscript was the music that would change Michaels life forever. As he began working with it, he discovered 7 hidden musical frequencies that had the power to heal the mind, body, and spirit. This is what makes Wholetones unlike anything else of its kind. Since its release in November, 2014, thousands of people are feeling better than they have in years and they’ve flooded Michael with letters to say Wholetones is the reason. Now Michael's latest work is helping thousands suffering through one of the greatest health issues: poor sleep. Are toxic metals causing your fatigue and health issues? Find out by taking Wendy’s Heavy Metals Quiz at

Care Giving For Dementia Episode # 46 Personal Appearance When you were a child, you really didn’t care about how your parents looked. However, as you got older, you started day care about how you looked because you started noticing the girls. When I started noticing the opposite sex, I started caring about how I looked in other words I cared how my hair looked, and how my clothes looked. As I grew up, Mama always used to tell me after getting my haircut how good it looked how good I looked. With dementia, you’re not always sure whether or not the person is actually there. However, when you clean yourself up after all winter long looking like Grizzly Adams and you get a reaction from someone who has dementia, you can pretty much. Rest assured that you have not totally lost that person. I guess what I mean by that is, the boy and I cleaned up ourselves. After all winter long. I look like Grizzly Adams and the boys needed to shaving in a haircut as well. He was not quite as bad as I was, but all in all, we both needed to clean up after all winter long. In other words, we went and got our haircuts and we boast shaved. Now, for me one of the reasons why I decided to do this week is because the wife Stephanie wanted me to clean up for Easter, and like most men, I teased her for a good little while telling her I was not going to do it for Easter. But I decided to surprise her Friday night when she come home from work with a haircut and a clean shave. The boy got he is the week before. So we both got cleaned up for his mother, because she wanted us cleaned up for Easter. Now Michael got his cut the week before I did mine and with Mama and her dementia. She noticed that something was changed with him. However, when I got mine haircut and I shaved I got jibber jabber like you wouldn’t believe. You see, when I didn’t get my haircut when Mama was Mama. She always told me how good I looked how nice it was that I had got my haircut. Even with Mama’s dementia, I got a lot of jibber jabber that told me that I have not completely lost my mother to this terrible disease of dementia. We have also been able to carry on a conversation with mom for the bout 24 hours due to the fact that we forgot to give her the medication. Now it was not a complete conversation, but it was a conversation. Nevertheless, you could figure out what she was talking about, to a point. So we this leaves me with the thought that maybe the medication is causing her to lose the ability to carry on these conversations. However, without these medications she becomes a handful so were caught between a rock and a hard place with the medications. We talk a little bit about dreams in this episode. You see, Mama seems to be waking up at times screaming. Absolutely terrified for some reason is this caused by dementia, the medication, or something else where unsure.

When should you make the leap to full-time in your side business? It doesn’t matter what business it is there’s a point when it makes more sense to leave your day job and go full-time into your passion. Michael Rogers, a Carrot client and CPA of 12+ years walks through his journey on how he did his first deal, built an income producing portfolio while still working full-time, then how he slowly scaled back his hours at the CPA firm he was employed at and eventually dove in full-time as an investor just this past winter. Now Michael is still focused on building his portfolio for the long-term and doing wholesale deals for his active income. How did Michael do it? Listen in. Also, listen to our other episodes at

MICHAEL O'LEARY is equal parts actor and playwright. For twenty years, he was the face and voice of Dr. Rick Bauer on the Emmy award winning CBS daytime show, “Guiding Light.” Now Michael is throwing himself into a new role: his first full length play, “B

Michael Weinberger is a software engineer and who felt like his life was off the rails. Dealing with Bipolar Disorder, which caused eating challenges, depression and other difficulties, Michael decided to take measures into his own hands. He created a piece of software to help him cope by using mindfulness on a regular basis. The software kept him on-track and also helped him with his medications. Now Michael has made this solution available to others who deal with similar challenges. He also shares what he has learned about coping with mental illness by becoming a sought-after speaker and writer.Contact InfoWebsite: aplanforliving.com email: mweinberger@aplanforliving.comMost Influential PersonDr. Denise Brooks (My therapist)Effect on EmotionsMindfulness has allowed me to get my emotions in check, and emotions that were otherwise way out control. It gave me the opportunity to pause and take stock of where I was and what I needed to do.Thoughts on BreathingBreathing is probably the foundation of my mindfulness practice. Simply the act of taking a deep breath when I think something or I am racing gives me enough pause to stop and really determine what the right action is. I've always learned in order to change directions you have to stop first and you know my brain doesn't know how to stop without physical queues. Taking a deep in-breath and blowing it out is a significant part of that stopping. Similar to my concept of spirituality is I breathe in the universe and I breathe out Michael. Just that simple visualization of Michael being that out of control, out of touch set of emotions in my body, I simply breathe in the peace that is out there and I breathe out myself.[show-notes-breathing]Suggested ResourcesBook: The Unteathered Soul by Michael SingerApp: Breathe / Calm / HeadspaceAdvice for NewbieI have learned that mindfulness doesn't require fancy outfits and renovated rooms in your house and expensive teachers. I believe that the practice of mindfulness is as fast as sitting at a red light and taking a deep breath, and it can be practiced anywhere at anytime. You receive immediate benefits from it and there is no wrong way of doing it.Thank You Bonus: As a thank you for listening, download your free copy of my book, Cracking The Success Code. I teamed up with Brian Tracy, along with some other entrepreneurs to create the best-selling book called Cracking The Success Code: The World's Leading Experts Reveal Their Top Secrets To Help You Crack The Code For Optimum Health, Wealth and Success. You'll hear more about my story and how I became an anti-bullying advocate which later led to mindfulness and my mindfulness coaching. Download the book free at MindfulnessMode.com/cracking. Enter your name and email and you'll have your book downloaded in no time. Enjoy the book, Mindful Tribe.

Michael Endres is an amazing man. He went to prison as a young man without much in the way of direction. A violent crime resulted in his receiving a lengthy sentence. While incarcerated, however, Michael realized that he wanted to change his ways. He saw education as being the best opportunity to build a new life. Michael enrolled in school. He earned an bachelor's degree. Then he earned a master's degree. Then he earned a Ph.D. degree. Now Michael, or Dr. Endres, works to create programs that will help more incarcerated people prepare for success. 

The current threat level from terrorism in the UK and many other countries is set to severe, and police and security forces acknowledge that their jobs are being made much harder because today's terrorists have at their disposal a range of communications and social network tools to help them to form alliances, attract new recruits and orchestrate terror campaigns. But, the associations that terrorists make through these channels can also help to identify them, if police are able to screen this sort of data routinely. Most people, though, are justifiably concerned about privacy. Now Michael... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

The current threat level from terrorism in the UK and many other countries is set to severe, and police and security forces acknowledge that their jobs are being made much harder because today's terrorists have at their disposal a range of communications and social network tools to help them to form alliances, attract new recruits and orchestrate terror campaigns. But, the associations that terrorists make through these channels can also help to identify them, if police are able to screen this sort of data routinely. Most people, though, are justifiably concerned about privacy. Now Michael... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

Michael Jacobs' first foray into TV was a home run with creation of the iconic '80s series Charles in Charge, and he didn't stop there, as he went on to create some of the most recognizable series in the 1980s and 1990s: My Two Dads, The Torkelsons, Dinosaurs, and Boy Meets World. He also produced the four-time Oscar nominated feature film Quiz Show (about the 1950s TV quiz show scandal). Now Michael is back with the highly anticipated series Girl Meets World, which will reunite Cory and Topanga from Boy Meets World and take a look on how their daughter handles adolescence. In conversation with Robyn Ross (TVGuide.com), Michael relives his journey in television, from creating and writing to his wealth of stories of the industry, talent, and TVs history.Recorded at ATX Television Festival in the Stephen F. Austin ballroom in Austin, TX, on June 6, 2013.

IYF Host Rob Ekno talks with Michael Richmond, who was busted in an federal organized crime sting, which was the beginning of him spending 22 years behind bars for various offenses. Later, Michael had to deal with the overdose of a friend , who died in his arms. Now Michael, is on a mission to help change lives by sharing his story as a motivational speaker. This is a show you'll be glad you listened to! 60 mins

/center> Michael Wood grew up in Shinglehouse, PA a very small farm town in Potter County where all his childhood he was very interested in the unknown, especially Bigfoot. Then there was not much material on the subject but his interest did not die but was merely shelved until many years later after he served in the Navy on Submarines at Bangor Sub base in Washington. Now Michael works for Lockheed maintaining one of the largest IBM blade farms in the United States. Raised up hunting and fishing, he was impressed by the vast forests of Washington State and took up his childhood interests once again in more ways than one. In 2005, Michael was on his first elk hunt on Cougar Mt. By Wynoochee, WA. When he realized Bigfoot was very real when he found a fresh track with five toes measuring 17”long and 9 ½” wide. When he told of the experience, he was laughed at further fueling his desire to prove their existence. A few months later, again elk hunting on Mt. Octopus just south of the Hoh Rainforest, Michael had the scariest encounter to date. While doing cow calls to a bull elk, he realized he was not the only one hunting that bull when he heard a very loud scream. Not sure of what it was, he did another call and was returned with another scream must closer. Michael decided to head back to his jeep when something very large started making its way toward him breaking large tree branches. This is when the Western Washington Bigfoot Trackers began. Michael assembled three friends from work and they began researching around their work schedules. Michael learned html and created a website:http://www.wwbft.com/ which paid off with new reports and new associates. In June 2009, the team was filmed for the new series American Monsters.