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**Today we dive into how to save money while you're shopping. These are the Top 5 for our Lazy Lives. CREDIT & DEBIT REWARDS easy automatic cash back and savings, just swipe or insert your card some banks do require you to redeem points Debit Card Cash Back Kasasa Bank Reward Checking up to 4% cash back, no fees -  at least 12 transactions sign up for online banking (paperless) statement login to dashboard max of $7 per month cash back rewards -  find your local bank or credit union requirements and reqrds vary by location PayPal Debit MasterCard the DEBIT card, NOT the Reloadable one 1% cash back in your Paypal account no fees Green Dot -5% cash back up to $100 per year (spend $2,000) Bank AmeriDeals grab offer up to 15% cash back Credit Card Cash Back requires good credit Citi Double Cash Back 1% instantly and 1% when you pay Chase Freedom 1% cash back everything You get $150 bonus if you spend $500 using the card within the first 3 months after being approved. I get $100. You also get your own ref link and can earn up to $500 per year with referrals. cash back is UNLIMITED 4. RECEIPT REBATE APPS - take pics of your receipts or find local deals -quality pictures (good lighting, flat (no wrinkles) -multiple if it's too long -must include store name, prices, and total. the full receipt basically -upload it within 2 weeks -no duplicates Receipt Hog earn coins for uploading receipts win streak bonuses for each week you upload enter sweepstakes for big prizes or redeem for Visa, Amazon, or PayPal. Must fill out survey, verify device -connect amazon adn e-mail to earn a one time bonus Level up by uploading receipts each week. Earn slot spins Slot spins to win a “daily trip” vacation or extra coins for rewards or sweepstakes entries -no longer has referral system Fetch Rewards (Ref Code: M7VEE) grocery receipts with certain brands (AI, Aunt Jemima, Aquafina, Brisk, Amp, Breyers, Bagel bites, Blue Moon, Boca, SPIKED Arnold Palmer) Redeen points for gift cards (Groupon, Guitar Center, Best Buy, Dell, Panera bread, Applebee's, Xbox, AMC, Facebook Visa or Charity) -  “Plan” tab lets you make a shopping list. You can manually add items or look at recipe “inspiration” to add items to your list $2 sign up bonus plus $2 for each ref TruNow Use Ref Code:D7KUF6 find cheapest gas -save 1% cash back all gas station and 2% at Turnow partners -spin the wheel to win ($1, snacks, etc.) Coin Out upload receipts -coins are rewarded on RNG, not on amount spent ANY receipt works, even a cafeteria at a hotel or the strip club SavingStar -activate rebates -add stores use loyalty number at check out or upload receipt you can add automatic saving stores by linking loyalty cards stacks Ibotta (Ref Code: tblnauo) sometimes certain stores sometimes certain products, sometimes certain products in certain stores must earn $10 within a month to qualify for $10 welcome bonus refer 5 firends and geta $25 bonus plus a $50 “mystery bonus” (not sure if it's a gift card, discount or what) Receipt Pal rewards and rebates for receipts much like hog no more new users right now sign up for waiting list AUTO CASH BACK APPS like credit/ rewards without needing a high credit score. does require you to link a bank/debit card though. Drop (Ref Code: b3wv0) • Power offers choose 5 popular stores where you'll earn cash back (automatically) at as soon as you shop at them (both online or in store). • Walmart, Macy's, Dunkin Donuts, Target, Whole Foods, Walgreens, Starbucks, Uber, McDonalds, and my personal favorite, Chipotle •about 20-30 stores you can pick from for your perm. • a weekly limit of $5 in cash back (5,000 “drops”) • start with $1 (1,00 drop points) using my referral •  Mobile offers (DraftKings, Groupon) Spent -very similar to Drop -  1% cash back at all of the stores they offer, so you don't need to pick just your favorites. Starbucks, Netflix, Walgreens, Uber, Costco, iTunes, ExxonMobil, 7-Eleven, McDonalds,Kroger, The Home Depot, Chick-Fil-A, Whole Foods, Shell PayPal cash outs.     -  Manage transactions in the app. LOW Cash out minimum $0.01 w/ Gift Card Discount -    HIGH $20 Minimum for PayPal cash out (at 1% cash back, it would take$2000 in spending to reach the $20 minimum cash out.) - takes up to 30 days for approval of cash back Dosh link card choose stores to add $5 for $5 ref sign up bonus most popular. The one “everybody” is using Cash App by Square • get a”cash” debit card • withdraw to bank or Bitcoin • BOOSTS - get discounts restaurants & coffee shops once every 2 hours (Panera, Shake Shack, Subway, Chick-fil-a, Chipotle) • the cash back is instant, more like a discount. If the total is $5 and you save 10%, then you only need $4.50 in your account to make the purchase. • you can switch boosts but only can do one at a time, one every 2 hrs • you can link the card to Apple or Samsung Pay • $5 sign up bonus and $5 per referral Other Empyr apps: Yelp Dining Mogl Coupons.com only ONE Empyr app at a time. As soon as you link up with another Empyr app, you'll be disqualified from another until you link back up. You can switch the link between apps though or use different cards on different apps. •  temporarily link my card to that just for the transaction and then link back to another app. •  or stick with a favorite  Swagbucks Local cash back with linked card at local businesses & restaurants Swagbucks Shop earn “Swagbucks" from shopping online like ebates redeem SB for gift cards or PayPal passive apps and games, surveys instant SB,  faster cash out. Also fill up the Swaggo board E-bates -cash back certain stores -constantly updating “featured stores with DOUBLE cash back bonus cash back in app (as opposed to site) referral: spend $25 and you get $10 cash back. You also get $25 for each ref that spends $25. InboxDollar cash back and offers -e-mail earns you 2 cent per open Others... CashCrate ExtraBux ROBO NEGOTIATORS • bots, software that automatically finds rebates and discounts you're elligible for based on your purchases and bills you already pay. Paribus • will automatically track your shopping • If an item you buy somewhere goes on sale shortly after or if there's any other discounts/promotions, they'll get you a rebate • they do take a cut of your savings. I believe it is 30% for all new users, but for each member you refer you can cut the cut by 5%. Sift • similar site to Paribus, and its key focus is on enforcing credit card benefits, but also monitors price drops • does NOT stack price drop rebates w/ Pairibus • For every purchase we let you know what benefits you are eligible for. • link Amazon and e-mail Trim bill negotiations Submit Your Bill: Submit your most recent cell phone, cable or internet bill to get started. Trim Negotiates: Trim negotiates with your provider to get you discounts on your bill. You Save Money: Trim takes 25% of annualized savings, but only on success—otherwise, it's free! • Text/e-mail alerts on account changes you set (deposits or withdraws of $xxx) • $2 for you and $2 for me Amazon gift card referral 1.  Discount & Coupon Apps Groupon huge discounted items, tickets to events, and even vacations -  Concerts I've gone to off Groupon: Van Halen, Michael Jackson tribute (Who's Bad), Sublime (With Rome) & The OffSpring, Events I've been to through Groupong: Philly Wing Festival, Philadelphia Renaissance Faire, Stratosphere Trampoline Park & Ninja Warrior course, Wizard World Comicon Products: Destiny for PS4, PS4 controllers combine with Ebates, Swagbucks  Inbox dollars, etc. make a purchase within 7 days of signup and we both get $10 Living Social -Groupon copy cat a lot of the same deals in Groupon, so if you hit max, you can buy more here. no ref program :( Wish (Ref Code: MWGMBWY) cheap goods -you get what you pay for -slow shipping, cheap quality. good for frugal budget and patient people Up 50% off (random) when you sign up with my ref link. I get $2 and up to $20 per month with refs Google Search “(whatever store you're shopping at online) discount code.” SHOUT OUT Brandon Selby AKA PassiveTools met on Passive-Earner forums. my passive income brother always commenting, liking, sharing _ Don't forget to relax, Thank you ProcrastiN8r for reminding me to breathe. For the past week, I've been somewhat happier. Happy people, make happy tools._ It's messages like this that encourages me to keep doing what I'm doing or not doing depending on how you look at it. I'm glad some of you not only hear my voice and the crashing of the waves or whatever sound, but can see the Lazy Island, in your mind's eye, and feel like you're really here. You can be here on Lazy Island. I hope I can make you feel more relaxed, more lazy. Happiness isn't something you should have to work for It is isn't something that you have to grind for hours and make sacrifices for. Happiness. It is something that should come naturally, with no effort at all Happiness is easy to get. You just have to feel it and want it Laziness, total relaxation and calmness in your mind is what you use to get there. You can read more about the principles of  L.A.Z.Y. mindset in my free e-book. RANDOM EVENT: We join Captain Lazy Bones on board the Slackin' Kraken ship as he shares the tale of his quest for the 5k Rum. SING-A-LONG LAZY PIRATE SONG/SEA SHANTY: _Well we sail far across the sea Nap on the dock daily We lay out in the sun drinkin' rum Yarr! We be  lazy_ TEASER FOR NEXT WEEK: -  so you know how automatically put money into savings you know how to easily earn cash back what if you don't have an extra money at all. you're broke and certainly don't have money to just spend wildly. well, we're gonna go into some easy ways you can start making money right away from your computer or smartphone, without a 9-5 job, and without needing to start a whole business** Music: The Buccaneer's Haul by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com Captain Scurvy by Kevin MacLeod - http://incompetech.com

Eric Glyman is the co-founder and CEO of Ramp, a financial operations platform. Ramp is one of the fastest growing startups in history, reaching $100M ARR in just three years. Prior to Ramp, Eric co-founded Paribus, a consumer finance app acquired by Capital One in 2016.In this episode of World of DaaS, Auren and Eric discuss: Corporate spending trendsLeveraging price intelligence dataRamp's ‘Moneyball' hiring approachBanking monopolies + regulatory captureLooking for more tech, data and venture capital intel? Head to worldofdaas.com for our podcast, newsletter and events, and follow us on X @worldofdaas.  You can find Auren Hoffman on X at @auren and Eric Glyman on X at @eglyman.Editing and post-production work for this episode was provided by The Podcast Consultant (https://thepodcastconsultant.com)

Karim Atiyeh is the co-founder and CTO of Ramp, a finance automation platform that helps businesses spend less time and money. Founded in 2019, Ramp powers the fastest-growing corporate card in America and enables billions of dollars of purchases each year on the heels of nearly 10x year-over-year growth. Valued at $8.1 billion two years after launch, Ramp has raised hundreds of millions in equity from backers including Founders Fund, General Catalyst, Redpoint Ventures, Thrive Capital, D1 Capital Partners, Spark Capital, Coatue Management, Iconiq, Goldman Sachs, and Stripe. A Lebanese entrepreneur, Karim previously built and sold Y Combinator-backed Paribus to Capital One in 2016. This episode is brought to you with the support of Netsuite, download their guide at netsuite.com/scale --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncharted1/support

Eric Glyman is the Co-Founder and CEO of Ramp, America's fastest growing corporate card and finance automation platform. Under Eric's leadership, Ramp has raised more than $1 billion in financing, with a valuation of $8.1 billion. Prior to Ramp, Eric co-founded Paribus, a price-tracking app to help consumers save money (acquired by Capital One). Ramp recently raised another $150 million series D round co-led by Founders Fund and Khosla ventures, with a post-money valuation of $7.65 billion. Keith Rabois is a Managing Director @ Khosla Ventures and one of the most respected venture investors of the last decade. Keith has led investments in Stripe, Faire, Ramp, Affirm and many more. Prior to Khosla Ventures, Keith was General Partner at Founders Fund, where he led investments for Ramp, Trade Republic, and Aven.  In Today's Episode with Eric Glyman and Keith Rabois We Discuss: Behind Ramp's Partnership with Founders Fund & Khosla Ventures How did the first Founders Fund deal come to be? How was the first meeting? What does Keith mean when he says Ramp has the “secret sauce” to be successful? What are 1-2 things Keith thinks Eric is world-class at? What are 1-2 things Eric thinks Keith is world-class at? How did the latest Khosla deal come to happen? Ramp: The Fastest Executing Company on the Planet. How is Eric so good at executing at Ramp? What is his biggest advice to founders on speed of execution? What are Eric's biggest challenges in the next 12 months at Ramp? Why does Keith believe momentum is crucial for early stage startups? What are some easy ways founders can build momentum? How does Eric think AI will accelerate Ramp and the world of finance? Leadership Lessons From the Best Founders  What are Keith's biggest lessons from Brian Chesky @ Airbnb? What did Keith learn from Jack Dorsey @ Square about leadership? What does Eric think founders today should build? What should they not build? What did Eric learn from Keith on how founders should measure time & progress? Hiring & Team Management How did Ramp build a solid talent team? What did they do differently? Does Keith & Eric believe it is better to hire externally or promote internally? What is the right balance? Does Keith agree founders should hire & get out the way or micromanage? How many direct reports does Keith think is enough?  

In this Ortho Marketing Podcast, Dean Steinman is joined by Nick Greenfield and Jennifer Pinder from Candid. They discuss bringing a game changing approach to partnership and technology into the orthodontic and dental practice world and how to scale your practice with great partnerships!Ready to elevate your practice? Contact us!https://orthomarketing.com/contact-us/About Nick GreenfieldNick Greenfield is the CEO and founder of Candid as well as a founding partner of Redesign Health, a venture platform that has launched over 60 unique healthcare companies. Candid is a venture-backed technology company building the future of clear aligners. One part medical device manufacturer, one part software company, and one part Telehealth network, Candid is re-inventing the way clear aligner therapy can be delivered to patients in your practice using the revolutionary CandidApp, the top rated app in telehealth for dentistry. Candid started in direct to consumer but has pivoted to focus 100% on the professional channel and supports hundreds of dentists across the country. Candid's network has been doubling every 2 months. Prior to Candid, Nick was the COO of a Y Combinator and General Catalyst-backed startup called Paribus which was acquired by Capital One in 2016. Nick was also one of the first 12 employees at Lyft and a graduate of Stanford University. About Jennifer PinderJennifer Pinder has been in the marketing field for over 19 years and is passionate about helping her clients dominate their space. She is responsbile for the success and growth of countless CandidPro providers with her hands-on-marketing enablement role at CandidPro.

In this Ortho Marketing Podcast, Dean Steinman is joined by Nick Greenfield and Jennifer Pinder from Candid. They discuss bringing a game changing approach to partnership and technology into the orthodontic and dental practice world and how to scale your practice with great partnerships!Ready to elevate your practice? Contact us!https://orthomarketing.com/contact-us/About Nick GreenfieldNick Greenfield is the CEO and founder of Candid as well as a founding partner of Redesign Health, a venture platform that has launched over 60 unique healthcare companies. Candid is a venture-backed technology company building the future of clear aligners. One part medical device manufacturer, one part software company, and one part Telehealth network, Candid is re-inventing the way clear aligner therapy can be delivered to patients in your practice using the revolutionary CandidApp, the top rated app in telehealth for dentistry. Candid started in direct to consumer but has pivoted to focus 100% on the professional channel and supports hundreds of dentists across the country. Candid's network has been doubling every 2 months. Prior to Candid, Nick was the COO of a Y Combinator and General Catalyst-backed startup called Paribus which was acquired by Capital One in 2016. Nick was also one of the first 12 employees at Lyft and a graduate of Stanford University. About Jennifer PinderJennifer Pinder has been in the marketing field for over 19 years and is passionate about helping her clients dominate their space. She is responsbile for the success and growth of countless CandidPro providers with her hands-on-marketing enablement role at CandidPro.

Wenn Ökonomen "ceteris paribus" sagen, meinen sie damit die direkte Wirkung von X auf Y, während sie davon ausgehen, dass der Rest der Welt stillsteht. Ceteris ist lateinisch und bedeutet "andere Dinge". Paribus meint "gleich". Die wörtliche Übersetzung lautet also "andere Dinge, die gleich sind”. In der Ökonomie wird jedoch “ceteris paribus” im Allgemeinen so verstanden, dass alle anderen Dinge gleich oder konstant bleiben. Mehr zur Anwendung dazu in der Volkswirtschaftslehre, hört ihr in diesem Podcast. Viel Spaß. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sophia-thomas-montag/message

En este capítulo Pau entrevista a Giovanni Bernardi, Head of Sales en BizAway, una agencia de viaje corporativa digital. En la conversación con Giovanni hablamos del uso de una locución latina, "ceteris paribus", para gestionar mejor las afirmaciones del equipo comercial sobre lo que funciona y lo que no. Además, también nos cuenta cómo funcionó una alianza con el Politecnico de Milán, lo que supuso una alianza estratégica con muy buenos resultados en brand awareness. Y por último, abordamos cómo llegar al decisor final de forma efectiva. Puedes encontrar el podcast y suscribirte en el siguiente enlace: https://www.inboundcycle.com/podcast-marketing-leaders?hsLang=es.

Deniz Dalkilic is the CTO of MRHB and Co-Founder of Paribus.Deniz has a Master of Science in Computer Software Engineering from the City University of London and a strong software development career for over ten years. Scouted by Tottenham Hotspur FC at 13, Deniz was actively involved in football until interrupted by certain health issues, whereupon he decided to pursue software engineering instead.Deniz worked in the Web2 world with startups and large corporations – he was the Engineering Lead at Vodafone and the Senior Software Engineer at Thomson Reuters as well as the Software Engineer Lead at Capgemini, where he developed software solutions for clients including Royal Mail, Pole Star Space Applications and Lloyd's Register.In 2018, Deniz ventured into the blockchain space and has since co-founded two Web3 companies: decentralized bounty management platform BountyOx, where he was CTO for two years until 2020, and Paribus in 2021, a Cardano-powered cross-chain borrowing and lending protocol for NFTs, liquidity positions, synthetics, and yield-bearing assets.In the latter half of 2021, Deniz joined MRHB DeFi as the Chief Technology Officer, where he is in charge of the company's product and architecture development.In this conversation, we discuss:- Decentralizing cloud computing for the Web3 industry- Benefits of tokenizing commodities- What is Halal DeFi?- Challenges of building a Halal DeFi platform- How staking works from a Halal point of view- Importance of philanthropy for Muslims- Decentralized philanthropy (an upcoming MRHB DeFi product)- Traditional methods of giving to charity- Being scouted by Tottenham Hotspur at the age of 13MRHBWebsite: mrhb.networkTwitter: @MarhabaDeFiDiscord: discord.gg/8ZQDHFHvjaTelegram: t.me/mdf_officialDeniz DalkilicTwitter: @DnzDlklcLinkedIn: Deniz Dalkilic ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------  This episode is brought to you by PrimeXBT.  PrimeXBT offers a robust trading system for both beginners and professional traders that demand highly reliable market data and performance. Traders of all experience levels can easily design and customize layouts and widgets to best fit their trading style. PrimeXBT is always offering innovative products and professional trading conditions to all customers.  PrimeXBT is running an exclusive promotion for listeners of the podcast. After making your first deposit, 50% of that first deposit will be credited to your account as a bonus that can be used as additional collateral to open positions.  Code: CRYPTONEWS50  This promotion is available for a month after activation. Click the link below:  PrimeXBT x CRYPTONEWS50 

Ceteris Paribus | Ceteris paribus is a Latin phrase that means "all other things being equal or "holding other things constant." In economics, ceteris paribus is a statement about the causal, empirical or logical relationship between two variables, phenomena or states of affair when all other variables, phenomena or states of affair are held constant.

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NFTs are no longer just artwork — they're big business. Deniz Dalkilic, the CEO of Paribus helps us understand how we can unlock the true potential of our NFTs and Digital Assets by using them as collateral for DeFi Lending.Resources:Paribus Website: https://paribus.ioParibus on Twitter: https://twitter.com/paribus_ioJoin the Paribus Discord Community: https://discord.gg/9rJghbVCdP Deniz Dalkilic on Twitter: https://twitter.com/dnzdlklc Deniz Dalkilic on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/denizdalkilicTranscript and Chapter Markers: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1968123/11215845 The MetaRoy Podcast is now featured as a Top 20 Web 3.0 Podcast by FeedSpot!For more Web 3.0 content, subscribe to The MetaRoy Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or on your favorite podcast app.Join The Discussion on the MetaRoyVerse Community:Telegram: https://t.me/metaroyverseDiscord: https://discord.com/invite/aTMD29QYaTFollow us on Social Media to get notified when new episodes are released:Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheMetaRoyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/TheMetaRoyTelegram: https://t.me/TheMetaRoyPodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/TheM...YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcTgICVk8IvK0D5JEO-1YCAFacebook: https://facebook.com/TheMetaRoyProducts:1. Get a Ledger Hardware Wallet from Ledger's Official Website: https://shop.ledger.com?r=e8e8c9fddde62. Manage your crypto taxes with CoinLedger (Use Code: CRYPTOTAX10 to get 10% off): http://coinledger.io?fpr=themetaroy3. Start your Podcast Journey with Buzzsprout (Get a $20 Amazon Gift Card upon signing up with this link): https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1950635DISCLAIMER:1. The information contained herein is for informational and entertainment purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial, legal or tax advice. Trading cryptocurrencies poses a considerable risk of loss and the audience is advised to do their own research before making any decisions.2. I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are our own. This post may contain affiliate links which I may earn a small commission from, at no additional cost to you.Support the show

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En este episodio te explico el significado de ceteris paribus y cómo se aplica en las decisiones financieras que tomas en el día a día. Recordá seguirme en IG como @finanzasiqcr --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/finanzasiqcr/message

Let's say you are one the few people in the world who bought an NFT that is now worth a lot. Maybe you own doodles or BAYC or Cypto Funks. These sorts of digital assets are worth a lot but they are not liquid, not the easiest to sell or do anything with it? Let's say you saw an incredible investment opportunity or need money urgently for some reason but your funds are stuck in NFTs which you might not want to sell when the market is down. Then you can go to a platform like Paribus.io where you can use your NFT as a security and borrow money against it for a small interest. Some other things we discuss in this podcast are Crypto contagion 3 arrows Vauld Bank run How to navigate crypto winter Future of Defi How to avoid Rugpulls in the NFT world Recognising a ponzi scheme What is DCA You can connect with Dariz and Paribus here. Website - https://paribus.io/ Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/paribusdefi/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/paribus_io Join our Web3 Discord community - "https://discord.gg/2eJ7DVGcx6" It is free for only the first 100 members, after that entry will be only for people who hold a speaker badge NFT from this podcast. Connect with me here - https://twitter.com/samkamani About sponsor of the podcast - Moonstream.to Moonstream makes tools that help you build, manage, and secure your blockchain economy. Moonstream has handled over $3B in transaction value to date. If you are building a blockchain based game or if your Game has NFT elements to it then reach out to me, we are able to help your game reach to the next level. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/web3podcast/message

Guillaume et Emmanuel discutent de l'état des versions de Java utilisées, de Java String template, et de beaucoup de failles de sécurité. On pourra presque se renommer Les Cast Sécu ;P On y ressussite aussi la rubrique débutant et discutons du piège de la classe URL. Enregistré le 20 mai 2022 Téléchargement de l'épisode LesCastCodeurs-Episode–279.mp3 News Langages L'état de Java selon newrelic Java 11 commence enfin à être utilisé plus que Java 8 en prod (48% vs 46%) Dans les versions non LTS, c'est Java 14 qui a l'air d'avoir le plus de succès non LTS en prod est 2,7% Après Oracle, c'est la distrib de AWS qui est pas mal utilisée suivi par adoptium Beaucoup d'utilisation de Java dans des containeurs (70%) avec 1 seul core, donc aussi moins de bénéfices dans l'utilisation de G1 pour le GC Toujours dans les containeurs, les applis Java tournent souvent avec moins de 512MB de RAM (45%) String templates en Java les string template c'est ce qui a fournit log4shell donc attention Replace certains usages de stringbuilder , stringfromat et messageformat Beaucoup de langages offrent ça (bash ahah) Exemple d'usage html, json, yaml etc Ils veulent permettre des règles de transformations et de validation (escape caractère) Peut même éviter le,passage par l'étape du passeur Objet template a le template et la policy Embedded expressions: chaînes de caractères, arithmétique, invoque méthodes ou champs, pas besoin d'échapper les double guillemets. Lignes multiples Quid capture des variables locales sans l'avis du développeur. Pas d'exemple meta où le template est importé ou construit. Un article détaillé sur ce qui est nouveau niveau GC dans Java 18 Librairies Quarkus 2.8 et 2.9 WebAuthN Confluent Schema Registry Kotlin Scala RESTEasy Reactive est la couche par défaut GraalVM 22 Elasticsearch Dev Services Outillage Un nouveau décompilateur avec du code plus lisible Tous plus ou moins un fork de celui d'intellij maintenu par JetBrains, le fork d'avant est de Minecraft Reconstruit des constructions de plus haut niveau et plus moderne. Exemples Sécurité Une vulnérabilité dans struts 2 Un problème qui n'avait été que partiellement corrigé. Lié à OGNL'et une double évaluation via %{…} sur du contenu venant de l'utilisateur. Le gros trou de sécu sur les signatures Java 15–18 attaque sur les approches ECDSA (elliptic curve digital signature algorithm), typiquement plus modernes cibles Java web start, Java applets, web services qui utilisent ECDSA (JWT, SAML, OIDC Id tokens, WebAuthN version Oracle Java 7, 8, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18, OpenJDK 15, 17, 18 (backport Oracle) Comme un psychic paper de dr who: peut signer numériquement un papier sans infos (paramètres de la courbe peuvent être à 0 ce qui permet de valider tous les messages (0) L'interprétation pour un framework comme Quarkus Spring4Shell avec risque de remote code execution (unfolding) Mitigations: mettre a jour 5.x, mettre a jour tomcat (tactique), setDisallowedField pour excludes les accès aux getter/setter class, passer a Java 8 La RCE est basée sur la navigation non restreinte de class.module.classLoader Spring MVC Early Announcement Spring Cloud exploit announcement Spring MVC Exploit Announcement Spring4Shell HelpNetSecurity assessment Spring4Shell Sonatype Assessment Qualys assessment Personal Security Checklist Recense les bonnes pratiques en terme de sécurité numérique Selon différents thèmes Authentication Browsing the Web Email Secure Messaging Social Media Networks Mobile Phones Personal Computers Smart Home Personal Finance Human Aspect Physical Security Google offre aux clients Google Cloud des libairies validées en sécurité Une équipe de maintenance Open Source chez Google Loi, société et organisation Apple va supprimer au téléchargements les applis non mises a jour depuis 3 ans et peu téléchargées ça a fait réagir et râler Des applis finies Mais surtout une résumassions c'est du taf (nouvelles règles, peut être mise à jour de framework) Du cote de Apple c'est nettoyer un peu la longue queue d'applis Et encourager les gens à rester au top (eg privacy infos) Les duchesses ferment leur slack aux hommes pas fait de gaité de cœur mais réaction aux événements temps des Modérations plus passe sur les posts d'hommes que de femmes Sensation de pas laisser la place aux femmes Maladresses et manques de respect Coupé dynamisme et la sécurité de parole Et beaucoup d'hommes et du coup sentiment d'épier Les duchess feront toujours des événements mixtes mais cet espace avait perdu son utilité première Comment la guerre en Ukraine ébranle la tech russe fragilisation fuite des cerveaux (depuis 2014 et la crimée (cerveaux emprunts de plus de liberté) manque .5 à 1 millions de developpeurs Karspersky et les doutes de ses clients (80% du chiffre d'affaire à l'étranger) Yandex moteur de recherche protégé car marcher local mais démission du CEO Default de paiement (endettement) e.g. VK 400 millions de dollars Envisager de raid de disque dur pour consommation locale Outils de l'épisode Faire le la configuration conditionnelle dans git includeIf permet de faire la condition Utile pour changer l'email entre bureau et perso par exemple. 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Karim Atiyeh is the co-founder and CTO of Ramp, a finance automation platform that helps businesses spend less time and money. Founded in 2019, Ramp powers the fastest-growing corporate card in America and enables billions of dollars of purchases each year on the heels of nearly 10x year-over-year growth. Valued at $8.1 billion two years after launch, Ramp has raised $670 million in equity from backers including Founders Fund, General Catalyst, Redpoint Ventures, Thrive Capital, D1 Capital Partners, Spark Capital, Coatue Management, Iconiq, Goldman Sachs, and Stripe. A Lebanese entrepreneur, Karim previously built and sold Y Combinator-backed Paribus to Capital One in 2016. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uncharted1/support

Welcome to The Quest Pod Season 2: Episode 37 with Eren Bali.Eren was the founding CEO of Udemy, an open online course provider which now offers 180K+ courses to 40M students. He is now the co-founder and CEO of Carbon Health, a vertically integrated, tech-enabled healthcare provider which started in 2015 and was most recently valued at $3.3B. Eren started the company after his mother fell ill and the traditional healthcare system took several months to reach the proper diagnosis and treatment. It began as a mobile app enabling patients to communicate directly with doctors, store medical records and facilitate telehealth appointments. It now has 90 physical clinics located in 14 states within the US.In this episode, Eren talks about the up and downs of founding Udemy and Carbon Health, the importance of perseverance and many other valuable learnings.Check out Eren's LinkedIn ► https://twitter.com/erenbaliFollow Eren on Twitter ► https://www.linkedin.com/in/erenbali/ 

Welcome to The Quest Pod Season 2: Episode 35 with Scott Harrison: the founder and CEO of charity: water. After working as a nightclub promoter surrounded by drugs and booze, Scott wanted to find meaning in his life. He volunteered with a healthcare organisation in Liberia as a photojournalist, where he was exposed to one big issue: access to clean drinking water. He founded charity: water in 2006. Since this time, the organisation has provided fresh water to over 13.2M across 29 countries. In this conversation, we talk about starting a non-profit, innovating in charity work and finding purpose in life. Make sure to follow Scott on LinkedIn and Twitter! A huge shoutout to Magic Mind for making this podcast possible (use code JUSTIN20 to get 20% off).  If you liked  this episode, check out our YouTube channel and follow us on Twitter! THE QUEST MEDIA | CONTENT MEETS SILICON VALLEY |

On this episode of the Raving Patients Podcast, Len sits down with Nick Greenfield to discuss the difference between what Candid is doing  in the DTC space and what all the other lower cost, non-clinically minded businesses are doing, as well as CandidPro (which gives GPs and orthodontists a chance to expand their offering and boost their revenue by treating clear aligner cases using Candid's revolutionary aligners, cutting-edge patient tech, and patent-pending CandidRx.)    Takeaways from this episode includes:  The difference between Candid and other players in direct to consumer clear aligners What patients are looking for in a clear aligner solution today Why we launched Candidpro Why candid is leading the innovation race in clear aligners   Nick Greenfield is the CEO of Candid, an oral health care company focused on redefining the orthodontics category with the first ever clear aligner system geared toward telehealth-first care   In addition to founding Candid, Nick helped to start Redesign Health, a venture studio focused on building the next generation of healthcare companies which has raised $250 million dollars since inception and has 15 companies and counting in its portfolio that have all been ideated internally and launched from scratch. Prior to Candid, Nick was the COO at Paribus (acquired by Capital One) and one of the first employees at Lyft.

Welcome to The Quest Pod Season 1: Episode 34 with Eric Glyman: a two-time fintech founder shares his advice for innovating in a crowded market. Eric Glyman is the co-founder and CEO of Ramp, the only corporate card that helps companies spend less. He also previously founded Paribus to help consumers get money back on their online purchases. Eric's success reflects the power of customer-centric design: focus on building something that serves and created value for your market, instead of trying to extract as much money from your customers as possible. In this conversation, we talk about leaving a stable job to found a start-up, leading big teams and unlocking innovation. Check out Eric's LinkedIn ► https://www.linkedin.com/in/eglyman/If you liked  this episode, check out our YouTube channel and follow us on Twitter!A thank to our sponsors Universe and CashApp for making this podcast possible.  THE QUEST MEDIA | CONTENT MEETS SILICON VALLEY |

Eric Glyman is the Founder and CEO of Ramp, the only corporate card and spend management platform designed to help you spend less. He has raised approximately $700M for the company in debt and equity, which helped the business become valued at more than $3 billion. Previously, Eric founded Paribus, the price-tracking app that was acquired by Capital One in 2016. In this conversation, we discuss selecting an idea, testing your assumptions, fundraising, scaling your business, hiring great people, disrupting incumbents, putting stablecoins on the balance sheet, and listening to customers.  ======================= Compass Mining is the world's first online marketplace for bitcoin mining hardware and hosting. Compass was founded with the goal of making it easy for everyone to mine bitcoin. Visit compassmining.io to start mining bitcoin today! ======================= My friends at Coin Cloud will give you $50 in FREE Bitcoin when you buy $200 or more at any of their 4,000+ machines. Use promo code POMP to get your free Bitcoin. For details or to find your nearest Coin Cloud machine, visit www.Coin.Cloud/Pomp Coin Cloud has been serving customers since 2014 and has established itself as the world's leading digital currency machine (DCM) operator. More than just a Bitcoin ATM, Coin Cloud machines make it easy to buy and sell Bitcoin and 30+ other digital assets with cash. To get your $50 in free Bitcoin, visit www.Coin.Cloud/Pomp ======================= MiamiCoin is the first token to be released by CityCoins, a community-driven project built on Bitcoin. CityCoins aims to give people around the world a new way to support their favourite cities. The protocol has already generated over $7 million dollars in donations to the city of Miami and continues to grow every day. If you want to get involved Follow @minecitycoins on Twitter to stay up to date with the project. Visit chat.CityCoins.co to join the community discord and contribute to the movement.

In today's episode, Taylor is joined by special guest Marc Atiyeh.Marc Atiyeh is the founder and CEO of Pawp, the first ever digital health pet clinic that provides unlimited access to licensed vets 24/7 as well as a $3,000/year pet emergency fund. Pawp was inspired by Marc's two dogs, Chelsea and Fluf.Pawp's ultimate goal is to help pet parents become more educated, equipped, and financially empowered to take the best possible care of their dogs and cats.Unlike traditional pet insurance, Pawp offers one $19/monthly membership fee for full access to their digital clinic and emergency funds regardless of a pet's age, breed, location or preexisting conditions. One Pawp plan protects up to six pets in a household at no additional cost. For more information visit: www.pawp.Prior to starting Pawp, Marc served as Chief Strategy Officer at Clarity Money (acquired by Goldman Sachs) where he focused on growth efforts including: user acquisition, operations, partnerships, and marketing. Before joining Clarity Money, Marc served as Head of Growth at Paribus where he oversaw the growth of the company from 10,000 users to almost 1,000,000 in just 12 months, until Paribus was acquired by Capital One. Marc has also been involved in other industries including both ad-tech and venture capital. He's currently an advisor for Nuvocargo and Cushion.ai. A graduate from Harvard College, Marc earned his degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering. He graduated High School from College Notre-Dame de Jamhour in Beirut, Lebanon where he received the French Baccalaureate with highest honors. Marc is fluent in English, French, and Arabic, while having conversational skills in Spanish and Italian. Marc enjoys squash, tennis and basketball. Moreover, he is an avid fan of Chelsea F.C. and a poker amateur.Connect on Instagram @pawpShare with your friends and make sure to tag us so we can thank you! @taylorlakin_ @thepursueyourpotentialpodcastIf you like this episode, please leave a 5-star rating and a written review. Let us know your thoughts!Interested in online fitness and nutrition coaching? APPLY HERE

On this week's episode of The Cardano Convo News, we cover a new partnership between GeroWallet and Paribus, Ardana updates, a possible partnership between MELD and ADAX, VyFinance's Public sale, the successful Alonzo Hardfork and implementation of smart contracts, and more! Listen to learn more!

The petcare industry is a $100 billion dollar market, with about 2/3rds of US households owning a pet. Recently, consumers have started spending more on their pet’s health and well-being. On today’s show, we ask Marc about the petcare’s industry transition to healthtech, the effects the pandemic has had on pet adoption and ownership, and how startups like Pawp are helping owners take back control of their pet’s data.About Marc AtiyehMarc Atiyeh is the founder/CEO of Pawp, a digital health clinic that provides unlimited access to licensed vets 24/7 & a $3,000/year pet emergency fund. Previously, he served as the CSO of Clarity Money (Acquired by Goldman Sachs) and  was the Head of Growth at Paribus (acquired by Capital One.) He graduated from Harvard with a degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering.In this episode we discuss:01:58 How has PetTech evolved since the inception of the industry03:53 Why has it been so slow to adopt technology06:04 Financial and informational inefficiencies in the veterinary space10:07 The replacement value of PetTech12:48 Marc’s ground-up approach to building a pet startup15:59 Why did it take so long for telehealth to enter the market20:09 Closing the gap between prescriptions and telemedicine24:11 Defending against larger retailers30:39 How Pawp differentiates itself from its competitors38:43 The impact of COVID on pet demand (COVID puppies) and how it affected the industry44:28 Fundraising for Pawp Series A Fast FavoritesPodcastThe Pomp PodcastNewsletter/BlogMorning BrewTech GadgetWHOOPNew TrendPeople drinking less alcoholBookCrossing the Chasm by Geoffrey MooreFollow Matt Cohen and Tank Talks here!Podcast production support provided by Agentbee.Agency This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit tanktalks.substack.com

In this episode I speak with Jenny Xia Spradling, the Co-founder and Co-CEO of FreeWill, an online will creation platform aiming to channel $1 Trillion towards charity over the next 10 years!FreeWill is a social good enterprise that's generated more than $650 million in committed funds for non-profit organizations around the country. Partnering with organizations like the American Red Cross, United Way, Save the Children, Human Rights Watch, and Defenders of Wildlife, FreeWill is currently facilitating about $3M pledged to charity every single day! They did this by building an intuitive and warm estate planning platform that encourages charitable giving during the process. Serving the 70% of Americans without an up to date will, it takes 20 minutes or less, is completely free, and generates legally valid wills in all fifty states. FreeWill is aiming to channel $1 Trillion towards charity over the next 10 years.Jenny is a veteran of McKinsey and Bain Capital, where she helped to launch the firm's first impact investment fund. She is the cofounder of Paribus (acquired by Capital One). She holds a degree in Applied Mathematics from Harvard University and also holds a MBA from Stanford University.Check out:ImpactInvestor.io - Discover impact investors from around the world.Podcast Made with TransistorPodcast cover design Made with CanvaBuild amazing web platforms with Webflow

In this episode I speak with Jenny Xia Spradling, the Co-founder and Co-CEO of FreeWill, an online will creation platform aiming to channel $1 Trillion towards charity over the next 10 years!FreeWill is a social good enterprise that's generated more than $650 million in committed funds for non-profit organizations around the country. Partnering with organizations like the American Red Cross, United Way, Save the Children, Human Rights Watch, and Defenders of Wildlife, FreeWill is currently facilitating about $3M pledged to charity every single day! They did this by building an intuitive and warm estate planning platform that encourages charitable giving during the process. Serving the 70% of Americans without an up to date will, it takes 20 minutes or less, is completely free, and generates legally valid wills in all fifty states. FreeWill is aiming to channel $1 Trillion towards charity over the next 10 years.Jenny is a veteran of McKinsey and Bain Capital, where she helped to launch the firm's first impact investment fund. She is the cofounder of Paribus (acquired by Capital One). She holds a degree in Applied Mathematics from Harvard University and also holds a MBA from Stanford University.Check out:ImpactInvestor.io - Discover impact investors from around the world.Podcast Made with TransistorPodcast cover design Made with CanvaBuild amazing web platforms with Webflow

Eric Glyman is the Founder and CEO @ Ramp, the only corporate card and spend management platform designed to help you spend less. To date, Eric has raised over $390M for the company from some of the best including Thrive, Stripe, Founders Fund, Coatue and Box Group to name a few. Prior to changing the game of spend management, Eric founded Paribus, the price-tracking app that raised seed funding from General Catalyst and Greylock, which was acquired by Capital One in 2016. In Today’s Episode with Eric Glyman You Will Learn: 1.) Entry to Startups: How Eric made his way into the world of startups with Paribus and how that journey and exit led to his founding the recently minted unicorn, Ramp? 2.) Decision-Making: How does Eric deal with moments of intense pressure as a leader? How does pressure impact Eric's decision-making quality? Through what framework does Eric evaluate his decision-making process today? Why does Eric believe operational velocity is so key to company success? How does Eric determine between being fast vs spending real time on something? 3.) Funding Rounds: Why does Eric believe that "funding rounds are science experiments"? What should founders look to prove or disprove with each round? Why does Eric believe "you should never take the highest price"? What are the downsides? How does it impact employee stock options? Does it change investor sentiment? How does it change customer acquisition through referrals? 4.) The Rise of Crossover Funds: What does Eric make of the rise of crossover funds? In what way does their value differ to the value provided by traditional VCs? How does their communication style differ compared to traditional VCs? Does Eric worry about the signalling risk of having crossover funds invested early? Does Eric believe they will change the landscape of venture? 5.) Board Management: How does Eric analyse his style of board management today? How has it changed over time? Where does Eric believe many founders go wrong when it comes to board management? How can boards be used to bring together the wider team and company? What documents does Eric always prepare for the board? Item’s Mentioned In Today’s Episode with Eric Glyman Eric’s Favourite Book: John Wooden: The Legendary UCLA Coach's Top 20 Quotes As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here!

Nick Greenfield is the CEO of Candid, an oral health care company focused on redefining the orthodontics category with the first ever clear aligner system geared toward telehealth-first care. In addition to founding Candid, Nick helped to start Redesign Health, a venture studio focused on building the next generation of healthcare companies which has raised $250 million dollars since inception and has 15 companies and counting in its portfolio that have all been ideated internally and launched from scratch. Prior to Candid, Nick was the COO at Paribus (acquired by Capital One) and one of the first employees at Lyft where he helped launch eight markets starting with San Francisco, and moving on to Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, and Washington DC. Nick also serves as an advisor to a number of startups across the technology landscape. Join the community on Dentaltown at https://www.dentaltown.com

Cuatro mujeres economistas te explican de qué se trata el mágico Ceteris Paribus en la economía. Además, repasamos el último dato inflacionario, la deuda con el Club de París y debatimos acerca de la importancia de los chismes en la oficina, ¿se reemplaza por grupo de w up con el teletrabajo? Además, hablamos con el Dr. Nicolás Zeolla acerca de los problemas financieros de la región y el crédito del FMI!

Eric is the co-founder and CEO of Ramp (http://ramp.com), the only corporate card that helps companies spend less. He previously co-founded Paribus, a digital tool that automates price protection and shipping guarantees at online retailers (acq. in 2016 by Capital One). Eric is an active New York-based angel investor. He graduated from Harvard with a BA in Economics and East Asian Studies, and was raised in Las Vegas. EXCLUSIVE for The Founder's Playbook listeners, get a FREE Platform Plan + $500 Bonus! Sign Up Here: https://ramp.com/partners/the-founders-playbook On this episode:  Eric explains the background of ramp and how they tackled price adjustment policies. Learn when you should take a calculated risk. Hear how you can set up for a successful exit. Discover how to successfully acquire funding for your venture. Get the steps to grow to the next level by finding and hiring other talented team members. Key Takeaways: Once you have an idea, take time to see if it's a real need. Businesses get bought, they rarely get sold. Often, the most talented people know the other most talented people in their space. Tweetable Quotes: “Stress is good but you shouldn't be in a panic.”

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Eric Glyman (@eglyman) is Co-Founder & CEO at Ramp, the spend management platform and corporate card that helps businesses automate accounting and lower costs. Ramp has raised over $55M in funding to date from notable investors including D1 Capital, Coatue, and Founders Fund. Prior to founding Ramp, Eric was Co-Founder & CEO at Paribus. With Paribus, Eric went through Y Combinator and later sold the business to Capital One. In the episode, Eric joins The Takeoff's Michael Spiro to discuss: What Ramp is and how it differentiates from other corporate cards, particularly why it wouldn't make sense for traditional corporate cards to incentivize customers to spend less. His experience building Paribus, going through YC, and selling the business. The importance of listening to customers and being customer-centric. The future of Silicon Valley. Want to get involved with Ramp? Check out their Careers page here. Items mentioned in the episode: Packy McCormick's Not Boring post on Ramp: https://notboring.substack.com/p/ramp-the-card-sized-finance-team Wooden on Leadership Xixa If you dig what we're doing with The Takeoff, go ahead and subscribe to our Substack https://thetakeoff.substack.com/ and follow us on Twitter @_TheTakeoff. We're a student-run podcast & newsletter working to become the go-to spot for students and young professionals looking to learn more about startups, tech, venture capital, and more. Here's a bit of our recent stuff: What We've Been Following (Jan 2) Job van der Voort (Remote) Joshua Rahn (Oceans) Hunter Walk (Homebrew)

Tis the season for purchasing new TV's, phones, tablets, and more but buying new and impulsively can cost a lot of money! On this episode we're talking about what to buy, when to buy new, and tips for saving on electronics. Sponsors:  Debt Free Christmas Planner- If you have the best intentions about controlling your holiday spending but every year it feels like you forget something Jen has made a FREE Christmas planner to help you record every cost and stay on budget this holiday season. This planner will help you keep track of your spending on family traditions, recipes, dinners and parties, gifts and more to make sure you don’t miss anything. Then use the 2021 planning chart to make sure you’re on track to saving the right amount next year! If this sounds like something you need head to https://www.frugalfriendspodcast.com/holidayto get your free planner. Craigslist Posts: Before Facebook marketplace and eBay, there was Craigslist. Remember the free section, missed connections, buying and selling in sketchy places just to make or save a quick buck. Craigslist posts want you to remember where you came from. And yeah you may be able to rate buyers and sellers and stalk their Facebook profiles before you meet them now but where’s the adventure in that? Craigslist posts they’re still around, if you’re ever desperate. Check out more info about Black Friday deals with our episode about whether Black Friday actually save you money Ep 30 (https://www.frugalfriendspodcast.com/episode-30-black-friday-does-it-save-you-money/) Notable Notes: What the Internet has to say: This article from Take It Personel-ly (https://takeitpersonelly.com/2020/08/17/7-great-ways-to-save-money-on-electronics/) lists out 7 ways to save money on electronics What Jen + Jill have to say: “The best deals come when you have the time to do your homework” 1. Consider the time of year; best time to purchase electronics is the end of year and January 2. Purchase older versions 3. Shop around! 4. Consider what you really need 5. Trade in or sell old electronics Link to episode on selling electronics 6. Go middle of the road Check out www.wirecutter.com (http://www.wirecutter.com/) for middle of the road items 7. Ask for pricing discounts More from the Internet: This article from The Balance Everyday (http://6.%20go%20middle%20of%20the%20road%20check%20out%20www.wirecutter.com%20for%20middle%20of%20the%20road%20items/) provides us with helpful tips on what we need to look for when purchasing used electronics More from Jen + Jill: Research the model Look for external damage When possible, buy certified  Perform a test Test with your accessories Bonus: contact manufacturer to see if the serial number has been reported as stolen BILL OF THE WEEK - Thank you Johanna from Miami for sharing your bill about your $75 co-pay for ultrasound! What an incredible gift to 'meet' your unborn child! If you want to submit your bill of the week visit https://www.frugalfriendspodcast.com/billto leave us a bill Lightning Round Extensions to download to save you time and money Honey (https://www.joinhoney.com/) - you can track price history for up to 6 months and add an item to your Droplist and get a notification when the price drops to a certain price. It also tries coupons from all over the internet. On top of that, when you use honey you get gold points that you can redeem for gift cards and if you sign up through frugalfriendspodcast.com/honey you’ll get 500 bonus gold points which equals $5 toward a gift card! Paribus (https://paribus.co/) - tracks delivery and price drops at over a dozen stores but I use it for Amazon, Target, and Best Buy. and if it finds a price drop at the store you purchased or is delivered outside the delivery window the item at Paribus will contact the seller to file a claim and get you a price match or whatever money it can get you. Many retailers are extending their price match policies for the holidays and we all know how inconsistent package delivery can be so this is a great one to have. paribus.co Rakuten (https://www.rakuten.com/r/JILLIA4570?eeid=28187) - get cash back on you online purchases and if you’re not using it already you’ll get $10 bonus cash back after your first $25 purchase at a store that offers cash back when you sign up at frugalfriendspodcast.com/rakuten unroll.me (https://unroll.me/) - it rolls up all your promotion emails into one daily email that you can get in the morning, afternoon, or evening, your choice. I’ve used it for years, love it. It keeps my inbox cleaner so I can still be part of newsletters I want to be part of but I don’t have to look at them if I don’t want to and there will be a lot of promo emails going out through the end of the year. Don’t forget to visit https://www.frugalfriendspodcast.com/holiday to get your free Debt Free Christmas Planner so you can keep your holiday shopping on budget. Wrap-Up: Thanks so much for listening! Keep leaving us reviews on iTunes or Stitcher, and sending the screenshot to frugalfriendspodcast@gmail.com (mailto:frugalfriendspodcast@gmail.com) . AND share our most recent episode on social for a chance to win a copy of the Frugal Friends Workbook! Thanks for listening! See you next week!

Joe Warwick is an experienced Strength and Conditioning coach having previously worked in the Academy system at London Wasps before being appointed as the Head of Strength and Conditioning/performance manager for Chelsea FC Women's team. Looking for a new challenge Joe transitioned in to a career as a firefighter with the London Fire Brigade. In addition to working as a fulltime firefighter Joe is also a student at University College London where he is undertaking a MSc Sport, Health and Exercise Medicine, Where he is engaged in key research within first responder organisations. In this episode Joe talks about: His experience of moving from performance sport in to the London Fire Brigade. His thoughts on the physical demands placed on firefighters and how to train for this. The current training practices within British firefighters. His key advice to managing training for anyone involved within the British fire service. Resources discussed in this episode: Books - Bad Science by Ben Goldacre When Breath becomes Air by Paul Kalanithi Apps- Fitr woman - https://www.fitrwoman.com/ Fitr coach - https://www.fitrwoman.com/coach Website - Rugbystrengthcoach.com You can stay up to date with Joe and his work via his website at: www.cpperformance-uk.co.uk or via social media where he is @CPPerformUK – on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter or via LinkedIn: Joseph Warwick Keep up to date with Monarch Human Performance via our website, Facebook and Instagram pages.

Are you two dealing with a ton of debt? Hear how Brian and his wife have managed to pay off $100,000 in debt while raising their three kids! How to Pay Off a Ton of Debt Together After all the prep, sweat, and tears, the first episode of the Couple Money Podcast is up! For the premiere show, it’s all about debt, specifically getting out of debt faster and getting rid of massive amounts of debt. The guest on today’s episode is Brian from Debt Discipline. He and his wife have managed to pay off $100,000 in debt while raising their three kids. In this episode, we get into: how they accumulated their debt what immediate steps they needed to take to free up money in their budget how they worked as a team to pay it all off Hope you enjoy! Resources to Become Debt Free Together Tired of being in debt? Here are some resources to help you dump it. Best Budget and Money Apps: Personal Capital, Tiller, Mint Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money Trim: With Trim, you can cancel subscriptions and negotiate your bills. Billshark: They contact your service providers and negotiate the best price on your behalf. Paribus: Bought something and a week later the price drops? Paribus can get you back the difference. Total Money Makeover Free Debt Snowball Template         Support the Podcast! Thank you so much for listening to the podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and found it helpful, here are some ways to support it. Spread the word! If you enjoyed this episode and think it can help a buddy get on the path to dumping debt and become financially free, please share. Leave a review. Honest feedback and reviews make a big difference and gets the word out about the podcast. Leave your review on Apple or Stitcher. Grab a copy of Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money. My book is designed for a busy couple to set up their finances in 4 weeks. Get tips and tools that have worked for other couples on their journey of building their marriage and wealth together!                  

In this episode of the MRX Lab podcast from FlexMR, we talk about the economic principles that are relevant to the insights industry. We start by defining the key differences between behavioural and more traditional economics, as well as exploring how the two fields have blurred lines of enquiry in the past. Over the second half of the episode, we dive into a number of key economic ideas and how they relate to the work researchers undertake – from marginality to calculating cost, understanding the trade-offs people make to how incentives change behaviours. Importantly, we draw conclusions about the value of both the rational and irrational consumer mind. --- Presented by: Chris Martin, CMO @ FlexMR (CJ_24K) For more info on FlexMR, the technology led research agency, visit www.flexmr.net Or connect via LinkedIn / Twitter / Facebook

Debt can be a huge weight on any couple’s budget. We cover three major ways you can start paying it off faster. We also get into how to open up if you’re carrying debt and haven’t told your spouse! Getting Back To Dumping Debt As if the pandemic isn’t enough stress, millions of families have to deal with the financial fallout.  And If you’ve had to deal with job loss, reduced hours at work, or uncertainty at your job about its stability, these past few months you’re hyper aware of your cash flow.  And because of that, any debt that you carry (maybe with the exception of federal student loans) feels like it has a bigger impact than normal.  During our mini-series about financially dealing with the coronavirus, we discussed that building up that financial cushion is key.  And hopefully, things have stabilized somewhat and you have those savings available should you need it.  However you may be wondering is there a way to get some breathing room and knock out some debt before the year wraps up.    I think you’ll enjoy today’s show then!  In this episode we’ll get into: A system to pay your debt off ways to you can start paying it off faster how to open up if you’re carrying debt and haven’t told your spouse Let’s get started! Resources to Dump Your Debt Together If you two are ready to pay off your debt, here are some handy resources to check out: Best Budget and Money Apps: Personal Capital, Tiller, Mint, Zeta Free 5 Days to $5K Course Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money Trim: With Trim, you can cancel subscriptions and negotiate your bills. Billshark: They contact your service providers and negotiate the best price on your behalf. Paribus: Bought something and a week later the price drops? Paribus can get you back the difference. Total Money Makeover Free Debt Snowball Template How to Diffuse Money Fights What’s Your One Page Financial Plan? How to Build Income Streams to Knock Out Your Money Goals Faster Yours, Mine, and Ours: Dealing with Debt and Marriage Thank You to Our Partner Coastal Support for this podcast comes from Coastal Credit Union! Support the Podcast! Thank you so much for listening to the podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and found it helpful, here are some ways to support it. Spread the word! If you enjoyed this episode and think it can help a buddy get on the path to dumping debt and become financially free, please share. Leave a review. Honest feedback and reviews make a big difference and gets the word out about the podcast. Leave your review on Apple or Stitcher. Grab a copy of Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money. My book is designed for a busy couple to set up their finances in 4 weeks. Get tips and tools that have worked for other couples on their journey of building their marriage and wealth together!

I discuss all things performance, including nutrition, periodisation & influencing leaders with host Joe Warwick.

Neste episódio começamos por falar da nossa semana. Depois divagamos entre o Brexit, Coronavírus e envio de obras de artes para África.

There is so much innovation happening with financial technology making it easier than ever to save, invest and understand where our money is going.  The rise of the FinTech industry is still in its infancy and there are even better apps and solutions on the horizon.  What technology is really good at is taking in lots of data and identifying opportunities.  There are a number of apps that can help us save money either before we hit the buy button or even after we’ve completed a purchase by watching for sales and rebates. But like most things in life, there is a trade-off.  In order to take full advantage of most of the savings apps that are out there, we have to give them data about ourselves. Some require us to link an account or credit card, while others need access to our email to scan for receipts.  And we have to assume that they are paying attention to what we are buying which is incredibly helpful to build a profile about what we like and don’t like.  For some of you, saving some extra cash isn’t worth giving up this information about yourself.  And I totally get it and respect it.  If you are all about saving money, you may happily make this trade off.  Either way, I encourage you to read the privacy statements and legal disclosures so you know what they are and aren’t doing with your information. Here are 4 apps that can help you save fast! Honey (joinhoney.com) Ibotta (home.ibotta.com) Paribus (paribus.co) Drop (earnwithdrop.com) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/calmcash/message

Welcome to episode 34 of This Is My Side Hustle, a podcast that discusses how to make more money, how to start a business, online marketing, lifestyle design, and optimization of your life in the present and for the future. In this episode, I talk about 15 different website testing sites that require ZERO experience, can be done from home, and pay up to $100 per hour! If you're a freelancer or want an entry-level side hustle, this is for you! Have something to add to this conversation? Comment below or be a guest on the show! Please subscribe and leave a comment about tips you'd like to hear about! Right-click here and save as to download this episode. The links and resources mentioned in the episode are below: Paribus.co - Get reimbursed for late deliveries and refunded on price drops! Square - Get your first $1000 invoices processed with ZERO fees! That's $30 back in your bank account. Validately Testing Time Enroll Intuit User Research uTest IntelliZoom Userlytics TryMyUI  User Testing Userbrain WhatUsersDo test IO PingPong Checkealos UsabilityHub

Ellen looks at economic methodology and ceteris paribus for your A Level Economics exam. In this episode, she will look at the importance of ceteris paribus in economic models. Ideal for preparing you for your A Level Economics exam . Click here for the full course, or visit this link: http://bit.ly/2FQarl1

Karim Atiyeh shares the story behind selling Paribus to Capital One after two years of rapid growth, going through YCombinator, and raising from top Silicon Valley VCs, including General Catalyst and Greylock. TechCrunch Story: https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/06/capital-one-acquires-online-price-tracker-paribus/ You can follow Karim on Twitter: @karimatiyeh

Nick Greenfield is the co-founder and CEO of Candid, a direct-to-consumer oral healthcare company devoted to patient outcomes. Nick co-founded Candid in 2017 after trying to get his teeth straightened and directly experiencing the high-cost of orthodontic care in America. He and his co-founders are focused on increasing the availability of high-quality remote oral healthcare. Nick is also a Partner at Redesign Health, a venture studio launching world-class consumer health businesses. Previously, he was the COO of Paribus (acquired by Capital One) and was a part of the team that launched Lyft in 2012. Nick grew up in Maryland and graduated from Stanford in 2011 with a degree in International Relations with a focus on Latin America and Modern Languages. He’s always had the entrepreneurial bug, having worked at, founded, or invested in over a dozen startups. He’s known amongst his friends for his thousand dollar ideas. Nick currently lives in New York City and spends his spare time chasing a flying disc as semi-pro ultimate frisbee athlete (on a brief hiatus).

Today we’re looking at how you can knock out a debt or two before this year wraps up! Knock Out a Debt Quickly Who doesn’t want to unload a debt before this year wraps up? Paying off debt is usually one of the top three goals people make for the year, but struggle to achieve. That’s not going to happen with you. I want you to make some headway with your debt-free goals which why we’re finishing up with season with a call to action – we’re going to knock out debt. Of course, to do this we need money. There are three ways you’re going too free up money so to speak to pay off those debts faster: Optimize your current budget Consolidate your debts Earn extra cash We’ve talked about different ways you can save this season, with housing, cars, and how to bake in automatic savings so today I want to look at the other two options. David Jacobs, VP of Consumer Lending at Coastal Credit Union, is going to talk about the differences between HELOCs and home equity loans. If you going that route, you really need to understand how they work. We’re also looking at using side hustles to earn that extra money. Can you really knock out your debts with a side gig? Kevin is a member of our community and was kind enough to reach out to me about his experience. He’s done both delivery driving with GrubHub and ride-sharing. What’s cool – at least to me – is that he’s an accountant in his day job. So when he did the side hustles he was tracking not only his earnings but expenses. I think you’ll enjoy hearing his take on whether it’s a viable way to earn some extra cash. In this episode we’ll discuss: Understanding debt consolidation options with your home equity Whether side hustles can be a smart way to earn extra cash to pay those debts Ways to stay motivated Let’s get started! Resources to Pay Off a Mountain of Debt If you two are ready to pay off your debt, here are some handy resources to check out: Best Budget and Money Apps: Personal Capital, Tiller, Mint, Zeta Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money Total Money Makeover Free Debt Snowball Template Trim: With Trim, you can cancel subscriptions and negotiate your bills. Billshark: They contact your service providers and negotiate the best price on your behalf. Paribus: Bought something and a week later the price drops? Paribus can get you back the difference. Attacking Debt: Which One First? Which Debt Payoff Method Is Right for You? The Great Debt Dump: Running Toward Financial Freedom with the Power of Community  How to Stay Motivated with Paying Off Debt Thank You to Our Sponsor Coastal! Support for this podcast comes from Coastal Credit Union! If you’re living in the Raleigh Durham area and looking to bank better, come check out Coastal today. They want to help you achieve your biggest goals! Support the Podcast! Thank you so much for listening to the podcast! Spread the word! If you enjoyed this episode and think it can help a buddy get on the path to dumping debt and become financially free, please share. Leave a review. Honest feedback and reviews make a big difference and gets the word out about the podcast. Leave your review on Apple or Stitcher. Grab a copy of Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money. My book is designed for a busy couple to set up their finances in 4 weeks. Get tips and tools that have worked for other couples on their journey of building their marriage and wealth together! Music Credit Like the music in this episode? Our theme song is by Gentle Regime. Additional music by Lee Rosevere and Logan from Music for Makers in this episode.  

Considering its unparalleled success, it was only a matter of time before a Brex copycat emerged. Ramp Financial, a new startup led by Capital One-acquired Paribus founders Eric Glyman and Karim Atiyeh (pictured), has raised $7 million, TechCrunch has learned. The capital came from Keith Rabois of Founders Fund, BoxGroup's Adam Rothenberg and Coatue Management, a hedge fund that recently launched a $700 million early-stage investment vehicle.

Please review and rate the podcast If you enjoyed this podcast and found it helpful, please consider leaving me a review. Your feedback helps me to improve the podcast and grow the show's audience.  Support the Podcast on Patreon This is a podcast supported by listeners like you. If you'd like to support this podcast and help me to continue creating great investing content, please consider becoming a Patron at DIYInvesting.org/Patron. You can find out more information by listening to episode 11 of this podcast.  "All Else Equal" Mental Model or Ceteris Paribus - Show Outline The full show notes for this episode are available at https://www.diyinvesting.org/Episode29 Background of Ceteris Paribus Mental Model Often a tool used in economic theory Especially used for explaining concepts such as supply and demand 'All Else Equal' Mental Model applied to Personal Finance Increased income is better than lower income Lower expenses are better than higher expenses The longer you live, the more wealth you'll build Application to Investing The All Else Equal Mental model can be applied to investing to create Investing First Principles Next Episodes: A series on First Principles of Investing Uses what learned in this episode and combines it with Episode 9 where we first introduced the concept of First Principles.  References: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceteris_paribus

The big news this week is United's decision to transition away from award charts to dynamic pricing. How will this affect you? Ed's got the pros and cons. Jen Yellen from Deals We Like has a great Hyatt status match offer and Gilbert Ott from God Save the Points fills us in on Paribus, a new website that makes sure you get the lowest price for your hotel room.LinksGilbert's post on ParibusParibusHyatt Status Match & ChallengeThanks to Our Sponsor!AutoSlashDon't forget to check out the NowBoarding Podcast - with a NEW show format! Tune in for a recap of the week's latest news, deals and top posts on BoardingArea!

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There is a lot of chatter in the personal finance world about passive income, why you need it and how great it is. But what is it and why is it such a topic of conversation? Passive income is money that you earn without doing much to make it. Some passive income ideas take a degree of upfront work to earn, like writing an e-book and some don't take any effort at all, such as investing with a robo advisor. Today we talk about what exactly passive income is and understanding the non-passive nature of building it. Full Article Here Show Notes: Seated:  You nee to use Seated to book restaurant reservations. Every time you complete a reservation, you get a gift code for up to 25% of your bill that you can use at Amazon, Uber, or Starbucks. The rewards are available within 24 hours of your completed reservation. Laura and I almost exclusively eat out with Seated because it saves us so much. Paribus: Receiving refund checks are our favorite past-time. As it turns out, stores owe you money but they don’t pay if you don’t ask. That’s where Paribus comes in – they go to bat for you. Price drop? Get cash back for the difference. Deliveries arrive later than advertised? Get cash back. Fundrise: Did you know that investors with 20% allocated to real estate outperform those who only invest in stocks and bonds? Diversify without the dramatics of actual tenants. The minimum investment is $500. Lending Club: The banks had a monopoly on personal loans until Lending Club came along. Now you can get a loan sourced from normal people. Reduce the cost of your debt and refinance. Lending Club has competitive rates and borrower benefits. Drop: Earn cash rewards from your favorite brands. Drop is the free app that's giving out millions in cash rewards for the spending you do everyday. BizBuySell: BizBuySell is the Internet's largest and most heavily trafficked business for sale marketplace, with more business for sale listings, more unique users, and more search activity than any other service. BizBuySell also has one of the largest databases of sale comparables for recently sold businesses and one of the industry's leading franchise directories.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Physician and eating disorder specialist Jennifer Gaudiani joins us to discuss how healthcare professionals are doing harm by perpetuating diet culture, why people with eating disorders are often missed in our medical system, medical outcomes she has seen in some of her patients who have adopted Health At Every Size®, the role of social justice and acknowledging privilege in our work, and so much more! Plus, Christy answers a listener question about whether it’s a contradiction to be an eating-disorder treatment provider who also does bodybuilding and fitness competitions. Jennifer Gaudiani, MD, CEDS, FAED, is the Founder/Medical Director of the Gaudiani Clinic. Board Certified in Internal Medicine, she completed her undergraduate degree at Harvard, medical school at Boston University School of Medicine, and her internal medicine residency/chief residency at Yale. From 2008 to 2016, she was one of the leaders of the ACUTE Center for Eating Disorders. She left after serving as its Medical Director to found the Gaudiani Clinic, which provides expert in-person and nationwide telemedicine outpatient medical care to patients of all genders with eating disorders/disordered eating and to those in recovery. The Clinic is a HAES-informed provider and embraces treating people of all shapes and sizes. Through a collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach, the Clinic cares for the whole person, in the context of their values. She has lectured nationally and internationally, is widely published in the scientific literature as well as on blogs and is a current member of the editorial board of the International Journal of Eating Disorders and the Academy for Eating Disorders Medical Care Standards Committee. Dr. Gaudiani is one of very few outpatient internists who carries the Certified Eating Disorder Specialist designation. She is also a Fellow in the Academy for Eating Disorders. Find her online at GaudianiClinic.com. This episode of Food Psych is brought to you by Paribus. Go to GetParibus.com to start saving money when you shop online. This episode is also brought to you by MasterClass. Learn from the best in the world with MasterClass at MasterClass.com/foodpsych This episode is also brought to you by TomboyX. Go to TomboyX.com/foodpsych and check out their special bundles and pack pricing. Food Psych listeners will also get an extra 15% off with the code FOODPSYCH! Grab Christy's free guide, 7 simple strategies for finding peace and freedom with food, to start your intuitive eating journey. If you're ready to give up dieting once and for all, join Christy's Intuitive Eating Fundamentals online course! Ask your own question about intuitive eating, Health at Every Size, or eating disorder recovery at christyharrison.com/questions. To learn more about Food Psych and get full show notes and a transcript of this episode, go to christyharrison.com/foodpsych.

Fat-studies scholar Cat Pausé joins us to discuss why you can’t fight “obesity” and fat stigma at the same time, the effects of stigma on health, how fat studies differs from conventional paradigms, the implications of using the word “fat,” and so much more! Plus, Christy answers a listener question about why elimination diets shouldn’t be the first line of treatment for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Cat Pausé, Ph.D. is a Senior Lecturer in Human Development at Massey University. She is lead editor of Queering Fat Embodiment (2014, Routledge), and coordinated two international conferences - Fat Studies: Reflective Intersections (2012) and Fat Studies: Identity, Agency, Embodiment (2016). Her research is focused on the effects of fat stigma on health and well-being on fat individuals and how fat activists resist the fatpocalypse. Her work has appeared in journals such as Fat Studies, Feminist Review, and Narrative Inquiry in Bioethics, as well as online in the Huffington Post, The Conversation, and in her blog. Her fat-positive radio show, Friend of Marilyn, is travelling the world – make sure your city is on the tour! Find her online at about.me/FriendofMarilyn. This episode is brought to you by LinkedIn, the better way to hire. Go to linkedin.com/foodpsych to get $50 off your first job post! This episode is also brought to you by Paribus. Go to GetParibus.com to start saving money when you shop online. This episode is also brought to you by TomboyX. Go to tomboyx.com/foodpsych and check out their special bundles and pack pricing. Food Psych listeners will also get an extra 15% off with the code FOODPSYCH! Grab Christy's free guide, 7 simple strategies for finding peace and freedom with food, to start your intuitive eating journey. If you're ready to give up dieting once and for all, join Christy's Intuitive Eating Fundamentals online course! Ask your own question about intuitive eating, Health at Every Size, or eating disorder recovery at christyharrison.com/questions. To learn more about Food Psych and get full show notes and a transcript of this episode, go to christyharrison.com/foodpsych.

Mental health counselor and Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor Christine Yoshida joins us to discuss how fitness culture affected her relationship with food, how she broke free and restored her relationship with her body, why diet mentality and “clean eating” can make health problems worse, how young children can be influenced by diet culture, using empathy and connection to spread the anti-diet message, and so much more! Plus, Christy answers a listener question about how to handle black-and-white thinking in eating-disorder recovery. Christine Yoshida, MS, NCC, maintains a private counseling practice in Vancouver, Washington (north of Portland, Oregon). Christine is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Certified Intuitive Eating Counselor, NASM certified personal trainer, and she is also currently in the process of completing a program to obtain her Eating Disorder Certificate. Her practice focuses on assisting teens and adults dealing with eating disorders and disordered eating. She is a practitioner and advocate of Intuitive Eating, Body Respect, and Health at Every Size. While Christine loves working with and helping young children in a school setting (she has been an elementary counselor since 2007) she has an unwavering passion for helping all people struggling with body insecurity, poor relationships with food, eating disorders, chronic dieting, and over-exercising. Christine strives to help her clients overcome and unlearn the harmful messages and artificial standards created by the diet and fitness culture. Away from work, Christine lives in Portland with her husband and two cute but troublemaking young children, Lucy and Matthew! Find her online at christineyoshida.com. This episode is brought to you by Paribus. Go to getparibus.com to start saving money when you shop online. Grab Christy's free guide, 7 simple strategies for finding peace and freedom with food, to start your intuitive eating journey. If you're ready to give up dieting once and for all, join Christy's Intuitive Eating Fundamentals online course ! Ask your own question about intuitive eating, Health at Every Size, or eating disorder recovery at christyharrison.com/questions. To learn more about Food Psych and get full show notes and a transcript of this episode, go to christyharrison.com/foodpsych.

Today we dive into how to save money while you're shopping. These are the Top 5 for our Lazy Lives. 5. CREDIT & DEBIT REWARDS easy automatic cash back and savings, just swipe or insert your card some banks do require you to redeem points Debit Card Cash Back Kasasa Bank Reward checking up to 4% cash back, no fees at least 12 transactions sign up for online banking (paperless) statement login to dashboard max of $7 per month cash back rewards find your local bank or credit union requirements and reqrds vary by location PayPal Debit MasterCard the DEBIT card, NOT the Reloadable one 1% cash back in your Paypal account no fees Green Dot -5% cash back up to $100 per year (spend $2,000) Bank AmeriDeals grab offer up to 15% cash back Credit Card Cash Back requires good credit • Citi Double Cash Back 1% instantly and 1% when you pay • Chase Freedom 1% cash back on everything You get $150 bonus if you spend $500 using the card within the first 3 months after being approved. I get $100. You also get your own ref link and can earn up to $500 per year with referrals. cash back is UNLIMITED * 4. RECEIPT REBATE APPS * - take pics of your receipts or find local deals -quality pictures (good lighting, flat (no wrinkles) -multiple if it's too long -must include store name, prices, and total. the full receipt basically -upload it within 2 weeks -no duplicates Receipt Hog earn coins for uploading receipts win streak bonuses for each week you upload enter sweepstakes for big prizes or redeem for Visa, Amazon, or PayPal. Must fill out survey, verify device -connect amazon adn e-mail to earn a one time bonus Level up by uploading receipts each week. Earn slot spins Slot spins to win a “daily trip” vacation or extra coins for rewards or sweepstakes entries -no longer has referral system Fetch Rewards (Ref Code: M7VEE) grocery receipts with certain brands (AI, Aunt Jemima, Aquafina, Brisk, Amp, Breyers, Bagel bites, Blue Moon, Boca, SPIKED Arnold Palmer) Redeen points for gift cards (Groupon, Guitar Center, Best Buy, Dell, Panera bread, Applebee's, Xbox, AMC, Facebook Visa or Charity) “Plan” tab lets you make a shopping list. You can manually add items or look at recipe “inspiration” to add items to your list $2 sign up bonus plus $2 for each ref TruNow (Use Ref Code:D7KUF6) find cheapest gas -save 1% cash back all gas station and 2% at Turnow partners -spin the wheel to win ($1, snacks, etc.) Coin Out upload receipts -coins are rewarded on RNG, not on amount spent ANY receipt works, even a cafeteria at a hotel or the strip club SavingStar -activate rebates -add stores use loyalty number at check out or upload receipt you can add automatic saving stores by linking loyalty cards stacks Ibotta (Ref Code: tblnauo) sometimes certain stores sometimes certain products, sometimes certain products in certain stores must earn $10 within a month to qualify for $10 welcome bonus refer 5 firends and geta $25 bonus plus a $50 “mystery bonus” (not sure if it's a gift card, discount or what) Receipt Pal rewards and rebates for receipts much like hog no more new users right now sign up for waiting list 3. AUTO CASH BACK APPS like credit/ rewards without needing a high credit score. does require you to link a bank/debit card though. Drop (Ref Code: b3wv0) • Power offers choose 5 popular stores where you'll earn cash back (automatically) at as soon as you shop at them (both online or in store). • Walmart, Macy's, Dunkin Donuts, Target, Whole Foods, Walgreens, Starbucks, Uber, McDonalds, and my personal favorite, Chipotle •about 20-30 stores you can pick from for your perm. • a weekly limit of $5 in cash back (5,000 “drops”) • start with $1 (1,00 drop points) using my referral • Mobile offers (DraftKings, Groupon) Spent -very similar to Drop 1% cash back at all of the stores they offer, so you don't need to pick just your favorites. Starbucks, Netflix, Walgreens, Uber, Costco, iTunes, ExxonMobil, 7-Eleven, McDonalds,Kroger, The Home Depot, Chick-Fil-A, Whole Foods, Shell PayPal cash outs. Manage transactions in the app. LOW Cash out minimum $0.01 w/ Gift Card Discount HIGH $20 Minimum for PayPal cash out (at 1% cash back, it would take$2000 in spending to reach the $20 minimum cash out.) takes up to 30 days for approval of cash back Dosh link card choose stores to add $5 for $5 ref sign up bonus most popular. The one “everybody” is using Cash App by Square • get a”cash” debit card • withdraw to bank or Bitcoin • BOOSTS - get discounts restaurants & coffee shops once every 2 hours (Panera, Shake Shack, Subway, Chick-fil-a, Chipotle) • the cash back is instant, more like a discount. If the total is $5 and you save 10%, then you only need $4.50 in your account to make the purchase. • you can switch boosts but only can do one at a time, one every 2 hrs • you can link the card to Apple or Samsung Pay • $5 sign up bonus and $5 per referral Other Empyr apps: Yelp Dining Mogl Coupons.com only ONE Empyr app at a time. As soon as you link up with another Empyr app, you'll be disqualified from another until you link back up. You can switch the link between apps though or use different cards on different apps. • temporarily link my card to that just for the transaction and then link back to another app. • or stick with a favorite Swagbucks Local cash back with linked card at local businesses & restaurants Swagbucks Shop earn “Swagbucks" from shopping online like ebates redeem SB for gift cards or PayPal passive apps and games, surveys instant SB, faster cash out. Also fill up the Swaggo board E-bates -cash back certain stores -constantly updating “featured stores with DOUBLE cash back bonus cash back in app (as opposed to site) referral: spend $25 and you get $10 cash back. You also get $25 for each ref that spends $25. InboxDollar cash back and offers -e-mail earns you 2 cent per open Others... CashCrate ExtraBux 2. ROBO NEGOTIATORS • bots, software that automatically finds rebates and discounts you're elligible for based on your purchases and bills you already pay. Paribus • will automatically track your shopping • If an item you buy somewhere goes on sale shortly after or if there's any other discounts/promotions, they'll get you a rebate • they do take a cut of your savings. I believe it is 30% for all new users, but for each member you refer you can cut the cut by 5%. Sift • similar site to Paribus, and its key focus is on enforcing credit card benefits, but also monitors price drops • does NOT stack price drop rebates w/ Pairibus • For every purchase we let you know what benefits you are eligible for. • link Amazon and e-mail Trim bill negotiations Submit Your Bill: Submit your most recent cell phone, cable or internet bill to get started. Trim Negotiates: Trim negotiates with your provider to get you discounts on your bill. You Save Money: Trim takes 25% of annualized savings, but only on success—otherwise, it's free! • Text/e-mail alerts on account changes you set (deposits or withdraws of $xxx) • $2 for you and $2 for me Amazon gift card referral Discount & Coupon Apps Groupon huge discounted items, tickets to events, and even vacations Concerts I've gone to off Groupon: Van Halen, Michael Jackson tribute (Who's Bad), Sublime (With Rome) & The OffSpring, Events: Philly Wing Festival, Philadelphia Renaissance Faire, Stratosphere Trampoline Park & Ninja Warrior course, Wizard World Comicon Products: Destiny for PS4, PS4 controllers combine with Ebates, Swagbucks Inbox dollars, etc. make a purchase within 7 days of signup and we both get $10 Living Social -Groupon copy cat a lot of the same deals in Groupon, so if you hit max, you can buy more here. no ref program :( Wish (Ref Code: MWGMBWY) cheap goods -you get what you pay for -slow shipping, cheap quality. good for frugal budget and patient people Up 50% off (random) when you sign up with my ref link. I get $2 and up to $20 per month with refs Google Search “(whatever store you're shopping at online) discount code.” SHOUT OUT Brandon Selby AKA PassiveTools met on Passive-Earner forums. my passive income brother always commenting, liking, sharing *Don't forget to relax, Thank you ProcrastiN8r for reminding me to breathe. For the past week, I've been somewhat happier. Happy people, make happy tools.* It's messages like this that encourages me to keep doing what I'm doing or not doing depending on how you look at it. I'm glad some of you not only hear my voice and the crashing of the waves or whatever sound, but can see the Lazy Island, in your mind's eye, and feel like you're really here. You can be here on Lazy Island. I hope I can make you feel more relaxed, more lazy. Happiness isn't something you should have to work for It is isn't something that you have to grind for hours and make sacrifices for. Happiness. It is something that should come naturally, with no effort at all Happiness is easy to get. You just have to feel it and want it Laziness, total relaxation and calmness in your mind is what you use to get there. You can read more about the principles of L.A.Z.Y. mindset in my free e-book. Visit procrastin8r.com, scroll down, and you'll see a box to fill out your e-mail. RANDOM EVENT: We join Captain Lazy Bones on board the Slackin' Kraken ship as he shares the tale of his quest for the 5k Rum. SING-A-LONG LAZY PIRATE SONG/SEA SHANTY: Well we sail far across the sea Nap on the dock daily We lay out in the sun drinkin' rum Yarr! We be lazy TEASER FOR NEXT WEEK: so you know how automatically put money into savings you know how to easily earn cash back what if you don't have an extra money at all. you're broke and certainly don't have money to just spend wildly. well, we're gonna go into some easy ways you can start making money right away from your computer or smartphone, without a 9-5 job, and without needing to start a whole business Music: The Buccaneer's Haul by Shane Ivers

The 11th employee at Lyft, Nick Greenfield, sits down with me in the inaugural episode of the Wantra Podcast to discuss his life in Silicon Valley, the differences between the west coast and east coast tech start-up scenes, and the obstacles he has faced in building his revolutionary teeth straightening orthodontics startup Candid Co — a year-old company that has already raised 15 million in funding. Follow the podcast on @wantrapodcast and visit wantrapod.com for more content. Please Subscribe, share, rate, reprimand, glorify, and listen to the show. Editing/Mixing/Engineering by: Justin Saintil | @jfsaint_ Original Music Produced by: Woodshelm | @woodshelm --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/justin-saintil/support

Backpacks for $5 and school supplies starting at just 15 cents! You can find amazing deals if you know where to look. In Episode #15, we give you the best tips for cashing in big during back-to-school sales.  Plus: A new warning about chemicals in your kids' food. Great new freebies for AmEx card holders. A safety warning for female shoppers. (Hint: Wear pants to the mall!) And where to get the best deals on electronics.

Today I'm opening up the community mailbag and answering your biggest marriage and money questions! How do you maximize your paychecks while still making sure you don't owe the IRS come tax time? How do you tackle multiple goals and make real progress on them?  Marriage and Money Mailbag We're here - the summer of savings finale! It's been an incredible and fun six weeks. I hope you got inspired with ways you can save money while still having a good time now. And I thought the best way to wrap things up is to chat with you and answering marriage and money questions. In this episode we go over: maximize your paychecks knocking out several goals best money tools for busy couples Hope you enjoy! Resources to Help You Tackle Marriage and Money Want to jump in and get your finances squared away? Here are some cool tools and resources to make mastering your money easier! Get More Money in Your Paycheck: How to Calculate Your W-4 Withholding TurboTax W-4 Withholding Calculator 5 Tips for Adjusting Withholding Allowances 5 Days to $5K  Jumpstart Your Marriage and Your Money How to Focus and Prioritize Your Goals Where Should Our Money Go? Prioritizing Your Goals Trim: With Trim, you can cancel subscriptions and negotiate your bills. Billshark: They contact your service providers and negotiate the best price on your behalf. Paribus: Bought something and a week later the price drops? Paribus can get you back the difference. Jumpstart Your Marriage and Money Course Want to give your marriage and bank account a boost? Pick up Jumpstart Your Marriage and Money course. Jumpstart focuses on the big wins including earning more. Get LIFETIME access to a four-week course design to help you: Stop fighting about money and create a budget that you BOTH LOVE Automate your money Pay off your debt faster Plus more! You can get lifetime access here! Music Credit Like the music in this episode? Our theme song is by Gentle Regime. Additional music by Lee Rosevere.

Caroline and Eric sit down to discuss secrecy in finance culture, acquisitions and mistakes that leaders make in this new episode. Eric Glyman is the CEO and co-founder of Paribus, the AI-based price mobile retail price tracking app that automates price protection and shipping guarantees at eligible retailers, making it possible for customers to save […]

In this short introductory episode, we shortly outline the objectives of this podcast and explain the name Ceteris non Paribus. We are a group of young scholars starting a podcast in the history of economic thought and you'll hear the voices from the following young scholars in this episode: Maria Bach, PhD Student at King's College London Reinhard Schumacher, PostDoc at the University of Potsdam Erwin Dekker, Assistant Professor at the Erasmus University Rotterdam Camila Orozco Espinel, PhD Student at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales in Paris Juan Carlos Acosta, PhD Student at the University of Lille 1 Jérôme Lange, Phd Student at the University Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne Addtionally, you'll briefly hear Gonçalo L. Fonseca, the creator of The History of Economic Thought Website. This episode was hosted and produced by Maria and Reinhard.

Don’t you just HATE it when earbuds hurt your ears? Now there’s a better way. On this episode of Optimize, Automate, Outsource Ari tells about the new custom molded earbuds he received from Hello Ear. In short, he loves them. The company uses a picture of your ear to craft a set of earbuds for you that fit perfectly and feel good. Really, they feel good - no more pain when you listen to our podcast! Find out more about getting your own custom molded earbuds on this episode. When is the last time you wrote a check from your bank account? Ari and Nick have not had a regular use for traditional bank checks for years. But when they come across the need for one they’ve resorted to going to the bank to get a certified or cashier’s check. Now there’s a new option - Checkbook.io enables you to send checks from your own bank account via their online dashboard, and you can even set it up to send checks for you at regular intervals. Find out how to use it on the off chance you need a bank check by listening to this episode. Increase your cold email effectiveness. Datanannas is a service that enables you to get tweak suggestions for the prospecting and cold emails you write - B2C or B2B. It’s a great tool to provide feedback and make your emails more effective. It gives tips regarding the length of your email, the variables you use, the customization and personalization of your writing, and more. The company has added services to help you dial-in and maximize your marketing campaigns and prospect follow-up. Need a super powerful chat functionality for your website or company? You may have seen the chat bubble we use on the Leverage website. It’s an integration from a company called Intercom and it enables us to connect directly with prospects who reach out to us through the app. But it has tons of other features we use internally that make our team communication more effective, including sending of private messages to filtered groups and teams within our company. You won’t believe all the stuff this thing can do, so listen to find out more. Are you tired of being on a different page from your spouse when it comes to finances? Many couples struggle financially, not because they disagree on what should be done with their money but because they forget to communicate about things that are actually done There’s a new app called Honey Due that makes communication about finances effortless. You can hear how it could be used to keep couples “in the know” with each other on this episode of OAO. Featured Resources Mentioned On This Episode [0:03] Nick’s recent time away - it was FULL of travel and trips (including a root canal). [2:00] Update on the new dashboard software and app. [2:50] Hello Ear - custom earbuds made from a photo of your ear. [3:53] Get Service has pivoted to deal ONLY with flight delays and refunds. [5:50] Checkbook.io - For $1 per check you can create checks from your bank account. [7:44] Datanannas - get input on your cold emails to increase effectiveness. [9:47]  Zapier integrations: Leadscore service [11:31] Intercom - chat bubble for websites and internal help center. [13:37] Honey Due - expense tracker for couples Other Resources Mentioned Text “Leverage” to “444999” to subscribe to the mailing list and get the first chapter of our new book. PariBus   Find out more about what we’re doing at Leverage at www.getleverage.com and www.leveragepodcasts.com

Today on Mobile Presence Peggy welcomes welcome Marc Atiyeh. Marc leads Strategy at Clarity Money where he focuses on growth efforts from User Acquisition, Operations, Partnerships, and Marketing. Prior to joining Clarity Money, he was the Head of Growth at Paribus where he oversaw the growth of the company from 10,000 users to 1,000,000 in less than 12 months. They talk about every demographic in the app world and give you a few tips on how to reach specific ones. 

Living paycheck-to-paycheck makes it very hard to put away $1000 for an emergency fund. But, The Penny Hoarder editor, Justin Cupler, has a month by month plan to do just that. Start by opening a savings account which puts money in your account. Then, sell items you don't need or use in your house. You can also get the internet to work for you on purchases you already make. Become a mystery shopper and someone who fills out surveys. It takes a little bit of extra time and effort each month; but, all these activities will get you to your goal at the end of one year. https://www.facebook.com/MoneyMakingSense/?ref=bookmarks See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Eric Glyman, Co-Founder and CEO @ Paribus (Y Combinator S15), the service which scans your inbox for receipts and automatically saves you money when the items you bought drop in price. Stores often guarantee that you will get the lowest prices. But they don’t follow through unless you work for it. Paribus does the work for you. In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) What was Eric's career before Paribus and what was his a-ha moment was for the idea? 2.) How did Eric do things differently from the typical startup? Was this effective or would it have been more productive to go full in? 3.) What were Paribus' testing hypotheses like? Does Eric prefer mass market testing or niche 100 person testing? 4.) How was the admissions process for YC, why did Eric choose YC and why were YC attracted to Paribus? 5.) What would Eric advise founders looking to get into YC? Is there anything they can do or know that will increase their chances of getting into YC? 6.) What were the breakthrough moments for Paribus? What were the most challenging elements and how did Eric overcome them? Items Mentioned In Today's Show: Eric's Fave Book: I, Robot Eric's Fave Blog: AppSumo by Noah Kagan As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC, Eric and Paribus on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, follow Harry on Instagram here!   

# Episode 181 **Summary:** In Episode #181 Ari – fresh off his trip to the ER – interviews Eric Glyman of [Paribus](https://paribus.co/), a company wholly dedicated to helping online consumers save money in the most simple, straightforward way possible. **Special Announcements:** ## [Hello Harvard](http://www.studentsuccessharvard.eventbrite.com/) Ari will be speaking THIS SATURDAY at Harvard in Cambridge, MA! The even lasts from 1-5 PM so for those in the Boston area don't miss this last-minute opportunity to see Ari bring the thunder in person! ## [Rockefeller Roundtable](http://helmsociety.com/ari-meisel-ceo-roundtable-nc/) Come watch Ari regale a roundtable of avid [Helm Society](http://helmsociety.com/) listeners with the lessons of Less Doing on September 9th from 10AM to 2PM in New York City. ## [Freeing Finland](http://www.biohackersummit.com) Come watch Ari and a collection of other well-renowned biohackers free the people of Finland from their bodily limitations at the 2015 Biohacker Summit being held in Helsinki, Finland from September 23rd through September 24th. Those interested in attending can [buy tickets here](http://biohackersummit.com/#pl_areauf9k2sm). ## [Leave Us a Review!](https://geo.itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ari-meisel-less-doing/id605938952?mt=2&uo=6) Hey Less Doing Podcast Listeners, we want to hear from YOU! Visit us on iTunes and leave a review or subscribe to the podcast if you're not already a dedicated follower. **Time Stamped Show Notes:** - 06:01 – Introduction of Eric Glyman - 06:15 – Eric defines Paribus - 08:00 – Businesses take advantage of the “we have your back” psychology, but do the absolute minimum to enforce it - 09:40 – Paribus needs to deal with a HUGE amount of data - 10:26 – Design a business that is always in the best interests of the consumer - 11:15 – One of the challenges of Paribus, prices change incredibly fast—for example, Amazon changes 80 million prices per day - 12:50 – Paribus is now working to take advantage of mass buying and mass discounts - 13:20 -- Never stray from fighting for consumers - 13:40 – The Paribus team is constructed in a lean, startup way - 15:03 – Paribus is based out of Williamsburg, NY and Menlo Park, CA - 15:30 – Dealing with stores that Paribus is _not _connected with - 16:15 – Paribus plans to add stores based on customer input and total store sales - 17:25 – Eric's _Top 3 Tips to be More Effective_ - 17:43 – Don't start going to work right away—have a plan - 19:00 – Don't be shy about telling people what you're working on - 20:20 – The base status of a startup now is that “nobody cares”—you need to _push_ people - 20:54 – [Paribus.Co](http://www.paribus.co/) **5 Key Points:** 1. Don't trust retailers just because “they have your back” on paper. 2. Don't keep your project to yourself, share it with the world. 3. Get comfortable pushing people—it's the only way to get what you want. 4. People don't care about startups anymore, so being aggressive and committed is key. 5. Always keep the consumers best interests at heart and your business will thrive. **Resources Mentioned:** - NO LINKS!!! Surprise! **Credits:** - Audio Engineering provided by [Chris Mottram](https://www.linkedin.com/pub/christopher-mottram/96/b12/708) - Original Music provided by [Felix Bird](http://2014.felixbird.com/) - Show Notes provided by [Mike Rossi](http://www.MallardCreatives.com) ------- [Get the FREE Optimize, Automate, Outsource Blueprint here.](https://go.lessdoing.com/blueprint?utm_campaign=blueprint-ari&utm_medium=link&utm_source=podcast) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

Scheduling work as a one man shop Estimates are freakin' hard! Planning Poker The value of work breakdowns Anticipating and dealing with scope change Holiday app updates and Versagram The advantage of working under deadlines Kerbal Space Program updates to 0.23 Why we won't be buying the new Mac Pro TravelTapes films himself climbing a volcano Apple is going to start requiring iOS 7 support Why Ian still supports iOS 4.3 (!!!) Android Runtime (ART) now uses AOT compliation Google purchases Boston Dynamics Big Dog!!! Patrick covered dev tools and code snippets at the December meetup of Nashville Cocoaheads Adam Solesby launches Paribus, a pretty fantastic calculator app with a twist The problem with encouraging one star reviews for apps that prompt for ratings Using rating popups wisely @nsvillepodcast @ianbroyles @microchip128

My college degree is in Information Systems. I love computer systems. As an IT professional, I have found that my edge comes from my understanding of how systems work. Because I understand the system's processes end to end, I am easily able to decipher when something is wrong, and what the "culprit" is.  What it takes others 3 hours to fix, I can fix in 3 minutes, because I know how it should work - all things being equal. In order for me to know how things work, I have to spend time going through the manual and ensuring that I not just memorize what is going on, but that I also understand it end to end. My college professor, Jerry Flatto taught me to play with the system, "Don't be afraid to break it", he said, "until you thoroughly understand it, until the system and you become friends". John 4, brings us into a encounter with Jesus and a Samaritan woman who had issues. She seemed to be smart and witty. She understood that Jews did not interact with Samaritans, she also understood that Jacob built the well from which Jesus was asking her for a drink. But she she did not understand the cause of her troubles, she did not understand the system - Ceteris Paribus. Jesus did. And so after chatting a while with her, contacting her spirit, he zeroed in to the cause of her problems. He said, Go , call thy husband, and come hither. The woman answered and said , I have no husband. Jesus said unto her, Thou hast well said , I have no husband: For thou hast had five husbands; and he whom thou now hast is not thy husband: in that saidst thou truly - John 4:16-18All things being equal, she ought to have one husband and dwell with that one man. That was the root cause of her problems. That did it. Troubleshooting was over, the system could now function properly, as designed. The woman was not just saved that day, she also became an instant evangelist, speaking of what had happened, to her people, and winning many souls to Christ. If you don't know how things work when it is working, how are you going to know how to fix it if it breaks? Read and understand the manual (Bible) because this makes life so much easier to navigate.  By reading the word of God, you attain a sound mind, the mind of Christ. Decision's are filtered through this mind map and a course of action is plotted against it. Decisions that take people 2 weeks to come by, you can in 2 days, because you understand how the system works. You can know all men because you know the creator of all men. You can offer wise counsel to others in trouble because you understand how things should work - Ceteris Paribus.  Watch The Video