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Today's transformative episode brings together three financial and productivity powerhouses to share game-changing insights about wealth creation and time management. Legendary investor Ray Dalio reveals the fundamental difference between wealthy and struggling mindsets, emphasizing the critical role of delayed gratification and strategic decision-making. Bestselling author Jen Sincero vulnerably shares her journey from living in a garage to becoming a multi-millionaire, highlighting how shifting her relationship with money transformed her financial reality. Productivity expert Rory Vaden introduces his revolutionary "Focus Funnel" framework, teaching listeners how to multiply their time by making better decisions today that create more time and money tomorrow. This episode delivers practical wisdom for anyone looking to transform their relationship with money, time, and success.Make Money Easy by Lewis HowesPrinciples by Ray DalioProcrastinate on Purpose by Rory VadenYou Are A Badass by Jen SinceroIn this episode you will learn:The "marshmallow test" principle of wealth building and why delayed gratification is the foundation of financial successHow to develop the critical skill of diversification in investing and why it's more challenging than competing in the OlympicsThe three essential questions to ask yourself before any business ventureWhy writing a "love letter to money" can transform your relationship with wealth and abundanceThe difference between Era 1 (efficiency), Era 2 (prioritizing), and Era 3 (multiplying) time managementHow to use the "Focus Funnel" framework to eliminate, automate, and multiply your time and moneyFor more information go to https://www.lewishowes.com/1718For more Greatness text PODCAST to +1 (614) 350-3960More SOG episodes we think you'll love:Ray Dalio – greatness.lnk.to/1266SCJen Sincero – greatness.lnk.to/1492SCRory Vaden  – greatness.lnk.to/1133SC Get more from Lewis! Pre-order my new book Make Money EasyGet The Greatness Mindset audiobook on SpotifyText Lewis AIYouTubeInstagramWebsiteTiktokFacebookX

The transformative power of perspective-taking is the focus of this week's episode as McKay examines its role in personal growth, stronger relationships, and deepened compassion. Drawing upon his vast store of inspiring stories and examples, McKay highlights how viewing life through the lens of others can lead to profound changes in our understanding and interactions.Among these narratives, our host recounts Nikola Jokić's remarkable act of empathy during the recent Olympics, illustrating the impact of seeing beyond our own experiences. He also discusses the developmental journey of perspective-taking in children and shares stories of how this ability can foster compassion in the face of adversity, such as the inspiring forgiveness shown by a grieving father. By reflecting on these diverse examples, McKay encourages listeners to embrace new perspectives, ultimately leading to personal growth and more meaningful connections with others.Episode Highlights:The importance of perspective-taking in personal and professional growthNikola Jokić's act of empathy and sportsmanship during the OlympicsThe developmental stages of perspective-taking in childrenExamples of how perspective-taking can lead to compassion and understanding in challenging situationsThe impact of personal experiences on shaping our worldviewThe role of perspective-taking in building strong relationshipsThe power of empathy in leadership and community buildingKey Takeaways:"There's great power when you put on the perspective of another person.""Perspective-taking is arguably the single greatest aspect of our uniqueness in the animal kingdom.""Our perspective is our version of reality, shaped by our experiences.""When we open ourselves to seeing life through the lens of another, it's like looking through a telescope rather than a microscope.""We see the world as we are, not as it is.""The more you see things from another person's view, the more your paradigms will change.""Seeing another's view is so much more rewarding and fulfilling than the things we often get upset about in our everyday lives.""By putting on someone else's glasses, you may find your view of the world, and yourself, becomes more complete.""Perspective-taking is the foundation for one of the most powerful tools through which we can relate to and build relationships with others."Links:https://www.mckaychristensen.org/

In this episode of the Sports Hangover, Michael and J-Dawg discuss their recent trips to Vegas and Paris, as well as the Olympics and the upcoming LA 2028 Olympics. They also touch on the Team USA men's basketball performance and the future of American sports. The conversation then shifts to their fantasy football draft and some of the lesser-known players that were drafted. The conversation covers various topics related to fantasy football drafts, including the drafting of obscure players, the strategy of drafting rookies, and the potential trade of Brandon Aiyuk. The hosts also discuss their own fantasy drafts and give shoutouts to participants who had successful drafts. They briefly touch on other NFL storylines and mention their participation in a Survivor pool. The conversation concludes with a discussion about redhead babies and the availability of sports merchandise on their website. KeywordsSports Hangover, Vegas, Paris, Olympics, LA 2028 Olympics, Team USA, men's basketball, American sports, fantasy football draft, fantasy football, drafts, rookies, obscure players, Brandon Aiyuk, NFL storylines, Survivor pool, redhead babies, sports merchandise Takeaways The hosts share their experiences of recent trips to Vegas and ParisThey discuss the success of the Olympics and the upcoming LA 2028 OlympicsThe performance of Team USA men's basketball is analyzedThe future of American sports and the dominance of Team USA is questionedThe hosts review their fantasy football draft and discuss some lesser-known players that were drafted Consider drafting rookie receivers as they are making an impact in the league.Be cautious when drafting obscure players who may not see much playing time.The Vikings should consider tanking for a high draft pick.The hosts are participating in a Survivor pool and discuss the challenges of making picks each week.The conversation briefly touches on other NFL storylines and the potential trade of Brandon Aiyuk.The hosts give shoutouts to participants who had successful fantasy drafts. Sound Bites "It feels extra special to see you.""I spilled my beer all over the table.""In nine months, it's not even like February Super Bowl. You're gonna have another kid by the time this bet hits.""The idea of rookie receivers, make sure you get some because they're taking over the league right now.""They're gonna be terrible. They're gonna be the worst team in the league. Why would you take anybody from the Patriots?""Banks had a really nice draft. He had a talent like DJ Moore, T Higgins. He overpaid for Nick Chubb, but JK Dobbins is a guy I know you like." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Recent Trips 04:35The Olympics and the LA 2028 Olympics 08:46Team USA Men's Basketball Performance 13:22Fantasy Football Draft Review 19:54Roasting Drafts and Evaluating Teams 26:48Participating in a Survivor Pool 30:11Other NFL Storylines and Brandon Aiyuk Trade 32:38The Impact of Rookie Receivers 35:47Shoutouts to Participants with Successful Drafts

Welcome to our fourth episode of the AI Show! Today, Rob Scott and Kevin Kieller are back to dissect the latest in AI news and to engage in a crucial conversation about voice avatars in 2024 and tackling fake artificial intelligence.AI News Headlines:Meta reevaluates labeling AI-generated posts on InstagramCharacter.ai enables phone calls to AI avatars in multiple languagesThe rise of voice notes and the new frontier for cyber criminalsColumbia University's DIVID tool detects AI-generated videos with 94% accuracyNBC's use of AI-generated voice updates for the OlympicsThe debate over AI training data and its implications for content creators

New episode of our One To One live chat and today our guest is Ioannis Sfairopoulos, former Olympiacos and Maccabi Tel-Aviv coach. With him we've relived his coaching career from the very beginning until now.Subscribe to the channel and to our podcast.These are the topics:Board of coaches in EuroleagueStarting at Paok SalonikiHis first experience in OlympiacosThe worst defeat ever in Euroleague FinalThe tenure with OlympiacosGreek team and OlympicsThe experience in Tel-AvivQuesto show fa parte del network Spreaker Prime. Se sei interessato a fare pubblicità in questo podcast, contattaci su https://www.spreaker.com/show/4175169/advertisement

Today Show Host Craig Melvin talks:-His interview with Vice-President Kamala Harris-Speaks openly about the passing of his brother Lawrence-How everyone should get cancer checks-His favorite part of covering the OlympicsThe guy is just awesome!Today Show LinkCraig's Instagram    

Hi guys!Today I had the pleasure of chatting with  Former USA Olympic Rower turned mentor and Realtor Hans Struzyna. In this episode, Hans discusses his journey to the Olympics, retirement and how he got into real estate "The sun comes up and you've got to keep moving forward." We chat about;How where he grew up has a rich tradition of rowingbalancing rowing with schoolHis rollercoaster of a journey to the OlympicsThe after-effects of not medalling  at the Olympics and how he overcame themHow he got into real estateGot a question for Hans or just want to find out more? You can find him on Instagram, his website, hansstruzyna.com or his podcast, another way to play. Connect with me on Facebook  and Instagram and see exactly how I'm building my businessLooking to build your own gold medal winning business?  Get access to the tools and resources that I and my guests use in their business. P.S. Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss an episode and leave a 5 star review if you enjoyed the show!

Topics CoveredJay Gosselin - Character-based career and leadership facilitator and coachMentor U - https://www.mentoru.ca/Discover Year - https://www.discoveryear.ca/Ted Talk - Gap Year: A Path to Purposeful Education | Jay Gosselin | TEDxKanataJay's background, education, and career journeyHow getting fired lead to working at the OlympicsThe key things employers are looking forGathering skills and pursuing interests to uncover his missionHumility taught him how to learn and deliver education in a new wayWhy Discover Year is unique - one year career and leadership development certificateHow vulnerability and honesty creates a supportive environmentIrrational fears about taking a gap yearWhy it's important to support women specifically in making career changesEmotional risk vs financial riskInsights that can come from a gap year at any stage in your careerThe value in diversifying the people you interact with on a regular basisListening, curiosity, and asking questionsHuman connection is paramount in all thingsDr. Ned Hallowell - "increased human connection can cure everything" https://www.drhallowell.com/Carl Rodgers - Humanistic approach to counselling https://www.simplypsychology.org/carl-rogers.htmlThe importance of purposeful educationHarvard's gap yearWhat would education look like if it were more purposefulJim Collins - Author of Built to Last, From Good to Great "Get the right people on the bus and in the right seats"

Show Notes: 0:00 - Dinobot Erotica0:42 - Intro01:49 - Episode 7002:25 - Hauls & Shoutouts 00:26:15 -Nerd News: Deaths:Ashley Massaro, 39, American professional wrestler (WWE), model (Playboy) and reality show contestant (Survivor), suicide by hangingTim Conway, 85, American actor and comedian (McHale's Navy, The Carol Burnett Show, SpongeBob SquarePants), complications from normal pressure hydrocephalusDoris Day, 97, American actress (Pillow Talk, Calamity Jane), singer ("Que Sera, Sera") and animal welfare activist, Golden Globe winner (1958, 1960, 1963, 1989), pneumoniaGrumpy Cat, 7, American internet celebrity cat, complications from urinary tract infectionBart Starr, 85, American Hall of Fame football player (Green Bay Packers) and coach, complications from a stroke. Trailers:DND Renault car commercialStar Trek: Picard: https://youtu.be/f3om4V_-Y0QTerminator: Dark Fate: https://youtu.be/jCyEX6u-YhsGodzilla: King of the Monsters: https://youtu.be/-KDuS8c94dsWestworld III: https://youtu.be/deSUQ7mZfWkBlack Mirror: Season 5: https://youtu.be/2bVik34nWwsBatwoman: https://youtu.be/vrIiPcv4_iY News:Shazam Digital HD on July 2 and on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD on July 16Pet Sematary will arrive on Digital HD on June 25th and on 4K Ultra HD, Blu-ray, and DVD on July 9th.Batman: Hush will release first on Digital on July 20 before arriving as a 4K Ultra HD Combo Pack and Blu-ray Combo Pack on August 13. The feature-length animated film will also become available on the DC Universe streaming service on August 13Fear the Walking Dead to bring in Dwight this season. Fear The Walking Dead returns on June 2, 2019, only on AMC.Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance will arrive on Netflix on Friday, August 30Directed by Simon McQuoid, the Mortal Kombat film will be hitting theaters March 5, 2021, the same date as Sony's recently announced Masters of the Universe movie.Robert Pattinson Has Been Cast As The Dark Knight In Matt Reeves' Reboot, possible Nicholas Hoult Anime News:Adult Swim's Toonami to Run Gundam: The Origin Starting on July 6Gunpla Will Get Launched Into Space For Tokyo 2020 OlympicsThe game will launch for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One in Japan on June 27, and in the West in June. The Nintendo Switch and PC versions will follow in winter 2019. The arcade version of the game will debut this summer.That time I got reincarnated as a slime, watched.Taika Waititi's Adaptation Of The Classic Manga Gets A May 2021 Release Date 01:33:58 - Weird news:-Would You Like a Hot Towel Sir?http://www.ladbible.com/news/uk-teenager-discovered-fellow-gym-goer-masturbated-in-his-sports-towel-20190514?source=facebook -Finger Lickin Goodhttps://dailyfeeds.social/man-was-enjoying-free-kfc-from-last-year-finally-arrested/ -Screen Door on a Submarinehttps://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/india-did-major-damage-new-3-billion-submarine-leaving-hatch-open-52292 -And the Lord sayeth let there be irony and it was good.https://thehill.com/homenews/news/445497-owners-of-noahs-ark-replica-sue-insurers-over-rain-damage?fbclid=IwAR3DdiyQN-GHg4CzZBr_lpt_l35idltSshoftlmAfoJpPmna2QJ87YQmO2Q -That Takes Ballshttps://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/teenager-has-29-metals-balls-removed-after-putting-them-up-his-penis/ -Falling Rockshttps://6abc.com/5317155/?utm_campaign=trueAnthem%3A+Trending+Content&utm_content=5ce9b3f92866ef00011c7e54&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=facebook 01:45:52 - Toy News:Big Firebird Toys Ex-01 NiceeBlue Lobster - Frank - Autobot XFansToys BrawnFansToys Sky DiveFansToys WarpathIron Trans Star SaberMP-44 OptimusTransform Element Nemesis Prime 02:31:03 - Listener's Questions:SLB Vlog, With the reveals of Fans Toys Warpath, Brawn, Sky Dive and Beachcomber is this the year of FAAAAAAAAANSSSS TOOOOOYS? EOL

In today's podcast I managed to catch up with Olympic athlete, coach, and co-founder of Paddle California, Michele Eray. I somehow coerced her into sitting still just long enough to record a great podcast session. The title of this episode and Michele's personal mantra says it all, "You regret more in life the things that you didn't do than the things you did". Michele takes her mantra quite serious and I'm certain you'll agree after listening to our conversation. We cover a lot of ground in this episode, below are just a couple of the highlights: Michele's early days of paddling in her home town of Plettenberg Bay, SA (see the video below to get a sense of how beautiful it is)Getting started in surf lifesaving and high school racingGoing to University to study bio-kinetics (Athletic Training / Physical Therapy)Racing the Berg River MarathonMaking the decision to give up her bio-kinetics practice and become a full time paddlerSeizing the opportunity to race for SA in the 2008 Beijing OlympicsFive years of incredible support from the team at Nelo and racing all over the worldCoaching at the 2012 and 2016 OlympicsThe decision to open Paddle California and bring Olympic level coaching and Nelo surfskis to the West CoastThoughts on Surfski becoming an Olympic SportThoughts on paddling a K1 versus a surfskiThe importance of cadence training and the power of the Vaaka Cadence Sensor to guide training (For an in depth podcast from the co-founder of Vaaka check out this link and to purchase one from TC SURFSKI click here)Common beginner mistakes Thoughts on downwind paddlingFavorite downwind paddles If you want to connect with Michele for coaching or to purchase a Nelo, you can find her on the web at: Business website: http://www.paddlecal.com Business Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/paddlecal/ Personal Blog: http://micheray.com Personal Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MicheleErayAthlete/ https://vimeo.com/86263568

In today’s episode I sit down with the ever humble, focused, and driven Greg Barton, founder of Epic Kayaks (originally Epic Paddles)  and the most decorated US paddler in history.   Greg won Bronze in the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics then  broke a 52 year drought for the US when he won back to back gold medals in the 1000 meter K1 and 1000 meter K2 disciplines in the 88 Seoul Olympics.   Never one to rest on his laurels, Greg came back 4 years later and took another Bronze in Barcelona at his final olympics in 1992   I’ve had the fortune of spending time with Greg on multiple occassions and even paddling in a tandem surf ski with him, but never knew all the details of his early beginning and his path to being the fastest paddler in the world.   It is quite an amazing story of focus, dedication, persistence, and humility.   Greg and I cover extensive ground in this 1 hour 40 minute discussion including, but certainly not limited to, the following: How a kid growing up on a pig farm in southern Michigan got introduced to paddlingGreg’s very first trophyThe pivotal moment when Greg was just 12 years old and decided Olympic hardware was his missionHis first paddling coachTraining during his years studying Mechanical Engineering at the University of MichiganGreg’s first, second, and third Olympics including winning back to back gold medals in 1988 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p60-Vo_bocsBuilding his first paddles in the family barnRecovering from chronic fatigue in the early 80sWorking 30 hours a week plus training before the 1988 Olympics and The power of distraction to recover from trainingUsing his own custom built paddles in the OlympicsThe beginning of the wing paddle and Greg’s first experiences with itThe practical need that led to the inspiration for a 2 piece paddleGreg’s thoughts on feathering of the paddle and his own progressionThe very first boat built by Epic  (hint: it wasn’t a surf ski)Greg’s approach to building boats from the very beginning and the  Youtube video comparison of Epic Sea Kayak versus traditional kayakGreg’s thoughts on the future of surf ski designThe secret to how Greg developed such explosive power in the boatGreg’s thoughts on training in a K1 versus a Surfski