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Get inspired to build with repurposed materials and introduce yourself to the world of food freedom. Rob Greenfield is not a conventional kind of guy. He's currently living in a tiny house that he built with 99% repurposed materials. He doesn't have running water in the house and his current project is called food freedom. He's growing and foraging for 100% of his food for an entire year.Even if you don't plan on living off grid or foraging for your own food, this is a really unique and interesting interview. Rob's mindset, enthusiasm, and positivity is much needed and will inspire you on whatever tiny house journey you are planning to embark on.  In This Episode:What is the story of your first tiny house?What it was like living in a 50sf tiny house?

I met Connie at an event two years ago. I see her at a conference two years later and ask if she has any "Because of my podcast ____" stories. She not only has one, she has quite a few (TV, Radio, and more). So listen to what can happen when you find someone who can help you avoid the common podcasting mistakes.  Connect With Connie at conniealbers.com Connie's book, "Parenting Beyond the Rules: Raising Teens with Confidence and Joy." Connie's Podcast, "Equipped To Be." SPONSOR Focusrite Interfaces Focusrite has been at the forefront of audio technology since 1985 Focusrite interfaces are great for all content creators Scarlett is the world's best-selling range of audio interfaces with over 4.5 million sold to date Easy to use Great sound quality More info can be found at: www.focusrite.com/podcasters    Mentioned In This Episode Live Well and Flourish Podcast ATR2100 Microphone Rodecaster Pro Neweer Ring Light Start Ugly Book Nervous about podcasting? Check out Podcast Baby Steps (free course) Nervous about Podcast Gear check out this free webinar (no email address needed) Trypodpage.com (a great way to make a podcast site). You can learn podpage for free at www.learnpodpage.com Libsyn.com media hosting (use the coupon code sopfree)  #Question of the Month Want some free exposure for your podcast? Go to Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/question Check out the question and share your thoughts and insights. I assemble these for the last episode of the month.  Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/question Where I Will Be: Podfest Multimedia Expo  May 26-29 Orlando How to Make Real Money Podcasting Online July 19-20 For the most up to date list see www.schoolofpodcasting.com/where Join the School of Podcasting Join the School of Podcasting When you join the School of Podcasting you can quit worrying about: Are people going to listen to me? (Yes, cause I'll show you how to see what they want). Am I going to sound stupid? (No, as I'll show you the magic of editing) It will cost a million dollars (No, I'll have you sounding like a million bucks without spending a million bucks).  I don't anything about this technology (You said the same thing about driving).  Get access to: Step-by-step tutorials, live group coaching, a mastermind group filled with brilliant podcasting minds,  and the ability to schedule as many one on one quick fix calls as you like at no extra charge.  Join worry-free with a 30-day money-back guarantee  Go to www.schoolofpodcasting.com/start

Today's guests, Savannah and John R. Seydel, are newlyweds with a passion for sustainable living. In this interview, Savannah and John R. share ways that they are prioritizing sustainability in their home, life, and at work. They discuss how they have been able to give back to the community by making ethical choices for their wedding, home, and careers. They, also, include great tips for taking action at home, with as little effort as staying in bed.  Tune in to this episode to learn more about the amazing things Savannah and John R. are doing, as well as their mission to empower others and the inclusive opportunities available to you.    Show Highlights:    Savannah and John R. share the most sustainable part of their wedding  John R. shares how his background and heritage relate to his interest in sustainability  How we can make changes at home to transform our mind, body, soul, and family  The importance of asking questions to make sustainable choices at home  Savannah shares what she does for sustainability for Better Earth  Exploring ways the food industry can be part of the climate solution  John R. shares how he is working to make Atlanta more affordable, resilient, and equitable  The innovative ways Resilience of Atlanta is working to make Atlanta more sustainable  Cities that are working to become more sustainable  Ways Better Earth is making progress in Orlando  How to take action to be more conscious about everyday consumption  Savannah and John R.'s aspirations to make sustainability accessible to all   Links:  84 Lumber  Captain Planet Foundation  Resilience in Atlanta  Better Earth John R.'s Instagram John R.'s Twitter 

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Matt Velazquez, Bucks beat reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, joins the show to talk about the NBA proposed resumption ideas, the Bucks and more. What are his thoughts on the proposed NBA playoff plan in Orlando? How will the proposed plan affect the Bucks? Would the plan be more unfair to a team like the Bucks or like the Clippers? What is the perfect plan to return to play? What does he put the odds on a season finishing?

Matt Velazquez, Bucks beat reporter for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, joins the show to talk about the NBA proposed resumption ideas, the Bucks and more. What are his thoughts on the proposed NBA playoff plan in Orlando? How will the proposed plan affect the Bucks? Would the plan be more unfair to a team like the Bucks or like the Clippers? What is the perfect plan to return to play? What does he put the odds on a season finishing?

Click here to download the Buzzword Bingo sheet! Email mike.montague@sandler.com with the color of the sheet that wins the Buzzword Bingo blackout challenge.  Mike Montague interviews Sofia Rodriguez on how to succeed at using product knowledge effectively.   In this episode: How to play buzzword bingo and win a ticket to the Sandler Summit in Orlando How this episode will help you in your career The dummy phase is great at using product knowledge? The best attitudes for using product knowledge on a sales call How to balance your product knowledge with the prospect feeling OK Best behaviors Too much knowledge can make a prospect NOT buy How to craft a good question with product knowledge Inbound leads can be a temptation and a trick What success is to Sofia Why doing something different can make a big difference One attitude, behavior, and technique to use from this podcast Click here to download the Buzzword Bingo sheet! Email mike.montague@sandler.com with the color of the sheet that wins the Buzzword Bingo blackout challenge.  The How to Succeed Podcast is a public and free podcast from Sandler Training, the worldwide leader in sales, management, and customer service training for individuals all the way up to Fortune 500 companies with over 250 locations around the globe. Find white papers, webinars, and more in our free Sandler E-Learning Library: https://www.sandler.com/sell Enroll yourself in our video self-study online courses at: https://shop.sandler.com/category/online-courses

Click here to download the Buzzword Bingo sheet! Email mike.montague@sandler.com with the color of the sheet that wins the Buzzword Bingo blackout challenge.  Mike Montague interviews Sofia Rodriguez on how to succeed at using product knowledge effectively.   In this episode: How to play buzzword bingo and win a ticket to the Sandler Summit in Orlando How this episode will help you in your career The dummy phase is great at using product knowledge? The best attitudes for using product knowledge on a sales call How to balance your product knowledge with the prospect feeling OK Best behaviors Too much knowledge can make a prospect NOT buy How to craft a good question with product knowledge Inbound leads can be a temptation and a trick What success is to Sofia Why doing something different can make a big difference One attitude, behavior, and technique to use from this podcast Click here to download the Buzzword Bingo sheet! Email mike.montague@sandler.com with the color of the sheet that wins the Buzzword Bingo blackout challenge.  The How to Succeed Podcast is a public and free podcast from Sandler Training, the worldwide leader in sales, management, and customer service training for individuals all the way up to Fortune 500 companies with over 250 locations around the globe. Find white papers, webinars, and more in our free Sandler E-Learning Library: https://www.sandler.com/sell Enroll yourself in our video self-study online courses at: https://shop.sandler.com/category/online-courses

Click here to download the Buzzword Bingo sheet! Email mike.montague@sandler.com with the color of the sheet that wins the Buzzword Bingo blackout challenge.  Mike Montague interviews Sofia Rodriguez on how to succeed at using product knowledge effectively.   In this episode: How to play buzzword bingo and win a ticket to the Sandler Summit in Orlando How this episode will help you in your career The dummy phase is great at using product knowledge? The best attitudes for using product knowledge on a sales call How to balance your product knowledge with the prospect feeling OK Best behaviors Too much knowledge can make a prospect NOT buy How to craft a good question with product knowledge Inbound leads can be a temptation and a trick What success is to Sofia Why doing something different can make a big difference One attitude, behavior, and technique to use from this podcast Click here to download the Buzzword Bingo sheet! Email mike.montague@sandler.com with the color of the sheet that wins the Buzzword Bingo blackout challenge.  The How to Succeed Podcast is a public and free podcast from Sandler Training, the worldwide leader in sales, management, and customer service training for individuals all the way up to Fortune 500 companies with over 250 locations around the globe. Find white papers, webinars, and more in our free Sandler E-Learning Library: https://www.sandler.com/sell Enroll yourself in our video self-study online courses at: https://shop.sandler.com/category/online-courses

Paralympian Swimmer Liz Johnson often she says how fortunate she is. She IS of course fortunate in many ways, she’s won golds, silvers and bronzes all over the world, competed for her country and been able to turn her passion into her life. But it hasn’t been without its challenges and heartaches from being born with Cerebral Palsy to the sad loss of her mum. A truly inspirational conversation about the challenges and joys of travel with one of the UK’s most impressive athletes. On this episode we cover: How she started as a professional swimming Being born with cerebral palsy ‘half of my body doesn’t work properly’ Not envisaging a career until age 8 or 9 (!) Retiring at 30 How her mum’s support made her join the team Not feeling she belonged in a disabled team Playing football, rugby and cricket Not being able to compete for the school Her first national championships age 10 Being inspired to become a Paralympian How her mum was her rock Joining a real swimming club How travel has been one of the best things she’s got from sport Her first Paralympics in Athens in 2004 Travels to sporting competitions and Olympics in Athens, Beijing, London, Berlin, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, South Africa Being excited yet disappointed about London getting the bid Swimming encouraging her to travel in her downtime Being the only students with disposable income at university Travelling from Montreal to Toronto and Vancouver, Vietnam, Tokyo, Iceland to Rio de Janeiro Impairments to travel meaning she has to plan ahead Not being cut off to go back-packing Being limited with footwear How swimming never felt like work Missing a connection in South Africa Abseiling down Table Mountain in Cape Town The Brazil World Championships Meeting her partner who swims for Brazil Exploring Rio and the North East of Brazil Feeling lucky to have had the disability How an able bodied person would find her impairment a struggle How everyone has a struggle Growing in confidence in being good at swimming Being physically strong through swimming How the systems in place don’t cater for people like her ‘I don’t think there’s any better education than travel’ How Britain is very well equipped for support in compared to other countries Electric tin openers, left-handed scissors How travel helps you evaluate what makes you happy Travel being a theme in her life for swimming and pleasure Being able to make a difference to other people Her work as a patron to charity Dream Flight Taking 192 seriously ill or disabled children to Orlando How going on the same trip changed her way of seeing things Always choosing something to eat that didn’t need cutting Dream Flight having taken over 6000 children to Florida so far How such trips change people’s lives How the trip changed her own life How her mum becoming ill with cancer made her feel very helpless Her mum passing away when Liz was on the plane on the way to the Beijing Paralympics How her mum was ‘her person’ Making the most out of the time she had left with her mum Swimming in the Paralympics ten days after her mum passed away Winning the Gold How her mum’s death put racing into perspective and ‘revolutionised my training and my life’ How her hard work ultimately paid off Swimming quicker in London 2012 than Beijing but only getting the bronze How London 2012 made a huge difference to Paralympic sport How Channel 4 did a great job in showcasing the Paralympics The disability classification system Lisa working on the Olympics and interviewing Oscar Pistorius The London 2012 opening ceremony Being the athlete that read the oath! Her partner reading the oath at the games in Rio Going to Swansea university business school Going to India and Portugal for weddings Experiencing India with the locals Trying to meet local people for an authentic experience Not just seeing the guide book stuff Climbing Mount Fuji and visiting Tokyo Falling over every 20 seconds on the way down Mount Fuji Taking herself off to the loo to ‘give myself a slap around the face’ Inspiring other people to achieve things Being blessed with having great people in her life Struggling with abseiling with just one side of her body ‘More limbs would be better here’ Trying to make the most of what you’ve get Retiring and now running an employment agency Swimming from Alcatraz to San Francisco Bay How swimming is a lonely pursuit Cycling from London to Paris How life is physically harder now she’s not training as the impairment is exhausting Needing more of an adaptable lifestyle Not forgoing what everyone else has Her recruitment co The Ability People How people with disabilities are resourceful and brilliant problem solvers The employment gap for disabled people How Whitney Houston got the swimming team dancing around a hotel room in Durban          

FAR 038 Topics: Real Estate News Investor Uh-Ohs Contractor Fails Investing SCAMS The Trader’s Top Questions : What is the acquisition cost? What are the holding / improvement costs? What is the selling price? What will the cash outlay be if I use leverage? What is the return on investment? What is the return on my cash? What is my return on effort? Wages, whether salaried or hourly are 1 to 1. Hours Time Completed work Start a small business and to begin with it’s as low as ½ to 1. Add employee to get back to 1 to 1. Each employee slightly reduces your effort to increase your bottom line.Capitalism is based on the exchange of effort for a living wage. The employer pays a fair wage but it always less than the return that employee will ultimately bring to the company. Active real estate investing (flipping) still involves effort, but opens up returns in the form of unlocked equity or value creation through improvement. Active rental investing requires effort but theoretically offers more rewards than exchanging that effort with someone else. Passive investment has a return of many to 1. Hard to quantify, but the continuing effort put forth is small in comparison to the return. Emails: Toni from Orlando: How do I decide whether to install hardwoods or just replace the carpet? Carpet is significantly cheaper. Chastity from Dallas, GA: We bought a house where the old garage has been converted into a family room. The room really adds some needed interior space, but it was poorly done and not to code. It will cost as much to make it right as it would to just make it back into a garage. What would you do? Evan from Harrisburg, PA: I have a found what looks like a good funding source online. They say they will provide capital for my business and funding for my deals. I filled out the paperwork and then they told me I just needed to submit $2500 to process the account and set the paperwork up. Bob from Pittsburgh, PA: Should I use one of those 25 year paint products for the exterior of my flip house or just paint it? Francis from Denver: We bought an old one - got into it and found major problems that the GC missed in his original estimates. No way we can make money now. What do we do?

Time for some listener questions! This week, we talk about... What have been our longest and shortest Disney trips? Where is the best place on property for ice cream? How do we deal with the wet weather in Orlando? How do we deal with the "Post-Disney Blues"? ...and more! Do you have a question you want us to answer on the show? Get in touch here! Don’t forget to join our private Disney World A-to-Z Facebook Group! Subscribe to Emma's YouTube channel which has lots of Disney World vlogs! Booking a Disney Trip soon? Let Josh help you plan it! Click here to get a quote request and make sure you request Josh as your agent! Social Media:TwitterInstagramFacebookEmma’s TwitterJosh’s Twitter

Welcome! Today I want to introduce you to an amazing friend, fishing buddy, and colleague. Brad Tylman’s curiosity has led him to a vast knowledge of reptiles, ecosystems, education, and the fair industry. His commitment to education has prompted his travels to over 38 countries, researching, filming, and educating himself further. His attitude is, “How can I be a teacher if I’m not a student?” He is the owner of Brad’s World of Reptiles, and appears at 25-30 fairs each year. Let’s find out more about Brad!   What you’ll hear in this episode: How his love of nature and animals was fostered by his grandparents as he grew up in Wheaton, IL Turtles! They have always been a favorite! How Brad grew up with his constant companions of fish, snakes, turtles, and bugs Brad worked as a deckhand on a fishing boat after moving to Oregon. Dream job! At age 18, he became the full-time curator at OMSI (Oregon Museum of Science and Industry). Other unusual jobs included working on a turkey ranch, EMT, and volunteer fireman. How every “job” Brad had blessed his growth and fueled his passion for wildlife 1991: Brad’s first fair exhibit expanded his passion for animals, nature, and education, while providing hands-on animal interaction for kids. Why Brad is a “professional deprogrammer” about the irrational and impractical fear of snakes 1993: Brad travels the world to learn more! “You can’t understand the place where you live until you look at your village through another village’s eyes.” Why humans must respect the world and its resources How Brad creates “maximum contact with minimum conflict” in his large-scale exhibits His thoughts on the recent alligator attack in Orlando How policy is made concerning animals and habitats How he restored an ecosystem on his property in Corvallis, OR “Saving a species means saving its habitat.” Why Brad is committed to teaching conservation and biodiversity The criteria for Brad’s animals: captivity-born, lower metabolic rate, and sedentary nature “Stereotypic behavior”—What is it? His thoughts on the life and impact of his good friend, Steve Irwin What can we do for the future? Brad’s “Lucky” life: “Luck is simply the combination of preparation and opportunity.” Find out more: bradsworldreptiles.com and find him on Facebook!