Podcasts about Plano

Dallas approves limits on city resources used to investigate abortions; Dallas voters to decide in November whether to raise hotel taxes for new convention center; Should Dallas schools cancel classes on Election Day to keep kids safe?; H-E-B sets hiring event for its Plano store, names store managers

Jake Bartelson and Josh Welge are back with their first podcast of the season. Who is St. Charles East's new coach and starting quarterback? Will sophomore quarterback Ethan Plumb start for St. Charles North? How does Plano, Glenbard West, Wheaton North and more look?

Cuando una persona se suicida, se dice que su espíritu no encuentra el descanso eterno debido a la forma de su muerte, es por eso que en puentes, estaciones de metro, entre otros lugares, hay muchas apariciones de dichos fantasmas suicidas.

Who is on your personal board of directors?  Where do you get feedback you can trust from those who know and care about you?In this fascinating interview, we dive into the idea of the personal Board of Directors with Amber Brown, as well as her clinical philosophy, the intersection of pelvic PT and birthwork, her passion for financial literacy and spearheading the Diversity Panel at PelviCon.Along with fellow PelviCon speaker Juan Martin, Amber teaches pelvic health providers about doula work and how we can better help our patients prepare for birth.We also announce the members of the Diversity Panel at PelviCon, including Amber Brown, Yeni Abraham, Michelle Little and Lance Frank.So excited to get to meet Amber in person at PelviCon and hear her lead the diversity panel!Amber BrownThe founder of Root Physical Therapy and Wellness in Plano, Texas, Amber is also the co-creator of the Doula Training for the Pelvic Health Therapist online course.   Make sure to check out all she's doing and follow her (@dr.doulapt)PelviCon Recording Now Available for Order!If you weren't able to get tickets to PelviCon or make it to Atlanta this year, we've got you covered!  We're going to have recordings of the conference - all 17 talks, 10 speakers and 12+ hours - available.  Catch talks from Michelle Lyons, Heather Jeffcoat, Sarah Duvall, Sara Reardon, Juan Martin, Krystyna Holland, Amber Brown, Jessica Reale and Nicole Cozean!It's an all-time speaker lineup you won't want to miss!  Make sure you're a part of the first-ever PelviCon.  Get $50 off when you pre-order now (for only $297) at www.pelvicon.com/recording!About UsNicole and Jesse Cozean founded Pelvic PT Rising to provide clinical and business resources to physical therapists to change the way we treat pelvic health.   PelvicSanity Physical Therapy together in 2016.  It grew quickly into one of the largest cash-based physical therapy practices in the country.Through Pelvic PT Rising, Nicole has created clinical courses (www.pelvicptrising.com/clinical) to help pelvic health providers gain confidence in their skills and provide frameworks to get better patient outcomes.  Together, Jesse and Nicole have helped nearly 200 pelvic practices start and grow through the Pelvic PT Rising Mentorship Program (www.pelvicptrising.com/business) and business courses to change the way pelvic health is administered.

Chris Taveira foi sócia do maior grupo franqueado Burger King no Brasil, com 70 restaurantes, onde atuou como diretora de marketing. Atualmente, Chris é CEO da Rocket, agência de estratégia digital por trás da marca de Ricardo Martins. Nesse bate papo Chris fala sobre empreendedorismo, novas tecnologias e a revolução do marketing digital. _____ Corretor de imóveis, a Plano&Vendas tem um convite para você. Venha realizar milhares de sonhos conosco e trabalhar na melhor House do Brasil: https://bit.ly/corretor22 _____ Missão Alto Padrão & Luxo - a principal imersão em imóveis de alto padrão de luxo do país. Inscrições abertas: >> https://www.missaoaltopadrao.com.br _____ Siga o @vempramesapodcast e @sergiolanger no instagram. _____ Acompanhe o Vem pra mesa no YouTube: >> https://www.youtube.com/sergiolanger

Senate Democrats approve big Biden deal; Lawsuit says Dallas diocese, Plano church didn't protect girl from sexual abuse; Donald Trump at CPAC Dallas complains, ‘I'm always being persecuted'; Demand for grocery delivery cools as food costs rise

Join us this week as we begin a new sermon series, Into the Wilderness. Rev. Stefani Reed-Meyer takes a look at the story of Moses and Miriam with our text coming from Exodus 3. Visit Christ United online at www.cumc.com or come see us live on Sundays at 3101 Coit Road, Plano, Tx. The post August 7, 2022: Into the Wilderness Pt 1 appeared first on Christ United Methodist Church.

Early in the pandemic, we had Economic Development Director Robert Sturns on the pod to talk about his team's work to support small businesses that were dealing with shutdowns. Now that business is returning to normal and Fort Worth continues to be one of the fastest-growing cities, we sit down with Robert to discuss their corporate relocation strategy and approach to building a community where everyone can thrive.Below is some important information to support this conversation: (EconDev Funding) Fort Worth Moves To Strengthen Hand in Economic Development (FW Report)(EconDev Funding - Background) Fort Worth Considers Beefing Up Economic Development Funding (FW Report)

Join us this week as we begin a new sermon series, Into the Wilderness. Rev. Chris Dowd takes a look at the story of Moses and Miriam with our text coming from Exodus 3. Visit Christ United online at www.cumc.com or come see us live on Sundays at 3101 Coit Road, Plano, Tx. The post August 7, 2022: Into the Wilderness Pt 1 appeared first on Christ United Methodist Church.

Britainy Goss talks about the Dallas Comedy scene and both the booking and performance sides of the standup game.

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Join Colby Sapp, IndyCarTim, and Brady Tinker as they discuss sports, current events, 'guy stuff,' and everything in-between! LIVE from Tailgaters in Plano and on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Twitch! Join the show wherever you are! 0:00 - Show open 4:55 - ? With injuries to James Washington and Michael Gallup, the Cowboys' WR room is thin. Is it time to sign a veteran? Nope! They signed a linebacker... 17:16 - ? The Cowboys are the most valuable sports franchise in the world. That makes Jerry happy. 18:41 - ?? The 'homework clause' has been removed from Kyler Murray's new contract. But is the damage already done? 23:01 - ?? The Deshaun Watson ruling has been handed down. What's it mean? 26:50 - ?? Tampering and Tom Tampa 36:11 - ?? Colby Sapp's Mystery Shotgun: Discussing all things MCU and DCEU 59:05 - Return from break, New Zoo Review and Banana Splits talk 1:01:28 - ?? Vin Scully | ?? Bill Russell 1:12:23 - The great Jeb "Waterbed" Brown offers his take on Bill Russell 1:20:51 - ?? How the Juan Soto trade affects the rest of baseball 1:25:45 - ?? Joey Gallo to the Dodgers - will he be a Ranger again next season? 1:27:26 - ?? The NBA opens its tampering investigation of the Knicks / Brunson deal 1:30:16 - ?? Fun with real audio: Tom Wilson's "Biff Song," and the origin of Boomhauer from King of the Hill 1:40:00 - ?? Coly Sapp's World Famous News & Notes of the Weird and Strange Presented by The Highlands Performance Golf Center - North Dallas' Premier Golf Practice Facility with over 65 grass tees, 2 practice putting surfaces, a short game area, and an 18-hole mini-golf course with both par 3's and par 4's. And with covered and heated tees it's the best place to practice your game year-round. Give them a call at 972-733-4111 or check them out on the web at HighlandsPGC.com Also presented by BetUS.com - Bet with the 3-Decade leader, BetUS! Join now for a 125% bonus with promo code DSP125 or a 200% bonus with crypto with promo code DSP200, and bet sports, casinos, horses, pop culture, & more at BetUS.com. You bet, you win, you get paid. https://bit.ly/DSPMediaBetUS #Sports #Podcast #dallascowboys #cowboysnews #cowboys #cowboys #NFL #NBA #TomBrady #MiamiDolphins #tampabaybucs #deshaunwatson #kylermurray #arizonacardinals #billrussell #vinscully #joeygallo #juansoto #MLB #tomwilson #boomhauer #kingofthehill #dodgers #padres #Nationals

We want you to be informed about the budget process in the City of Plano. This August and September, we are releasing all budget-related City Council meeting audio as bonus episodes of the Inside Plano podcast.  Today's bonus episode features audio from the July 27, 2022 City Council meeting when the FY 2022-2023 Recommended City Budget and Proposed Community Investment Program were presented to Council.

Xbox Game Pass agora vai ter Plano Família! A Microsoft anunciou testes para um novo plano do Xbox Game Pass Ultimate para compartilhar com até 4 pessoas, que por enquanto está limitado apenas na Colômbia e Irlanda, mas que deve expandir para outros países no futuro. Nesta edição do Ping, Isadora Basile e PH Lutti Lippe comentam essa e outras novidades, incluindo os planos da Square Enix para o futuro, e como Banjo-Kazooie não está nos planos da Rare. Confira!

O estado de São Paulo, anunciou nesta quinta-feira (4), um plano de enfrentamento a Monkeypox, a varíola dos macacos. 93 hospitais e maternidades estaduais serão referência para o enfretamento a doença. Até esta quarta (3), o estado já tinha 1298 casos confirmados, sendo 1258 na Grande São Paulo. Saiba mais.

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Saber onde quer estagiar pode ser um grande desafio por ainda não conhecer o mercado e as empresas, isso faz com que muitos universitários fiquem perdidos e sem direção. Nesse episódio discutimos fatores que você pode buscar e analisar para descobrir onde gostaria de finalmente virar estagiário Entre na lista de espera Plano da Aprovação aqui

Será entregue hoje a Ordem de Serviço para as obras na Serra do Faxinal; Aprovada na Câmara a contratação de médicos cubanos em Criciúma; TRE-SC inicia preparação com a PMSC para segurança nas eleições; Daniela Reihner projeta futuro político; Adelor Lessa entrevista Julio Bitencourt e Marcio Burigo, pré-candidatos a deputado estadual; Orleans inicia Plano de Desenvolvimento.

I have been out of pocket for the summer visiting family in India and taking some time off. I hope you are having a safe and fun summer. I am happy to be back in the saddle...In this latest episode, I chat with Jennifer Savage, a Scrum Master at FinThrive. Since Jennifer was a technical writer back in the day, she has some great nuggets to share on the parallels between the two roles, and how she continues to find value and advocate for us. Isn't that awesome? Well, here are some questions we delve into:What are the similarities between the two roles - tech writer and scrum master?What does the partnership between a tech writer and scrum master look like?How are writers embedded in the scrum process given they are a shared resource at your company? What are some ways for technical writers to find visibility on a scrum team when they are sidelined in the process?Why is the content that technical writers create important for you and the business?What are some pointers for writers to represent and advocate for themselves from a scrum master perspective?Guest BioIn Jennifer's own words...I graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Journalism.  About the time I was entering the workforce, journalism jobs were few and far between as the print media was transitioning into the online space.  My first position out of college was as a newsletter editor/writer for a small publishing company.  From there I transitioned into other writing roles over years, from business writing to medical writing to entertainment writing, and ended up in a technical writer role at my current company.  I was brought into the company in its early days to create and publish all of the end-user documentation for their software offerings.  As a tech writer, I worked on a number of delivery teams using Agile methodologies, and after about 7 years, I moved into a Scrum Master role.  I am currently a Senior Scrum Master for several delivery teams at FinThrive, based in Plano.  While I enjoy my role as a Scrum Master, I have a soft spot for documentation and have always made sure they get a fair shake in our planning activities when completing product increments for our software updates.  I live in Frisco with my husband, my teenage son, and four cats. In my spare time, I volunteer with local animal welfare organizations and enjoy traveling with my family.  graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a Bachelor of Journalism.  About the time I was entering the workforce, journalism jobs were few and far between as the print media was transitioning into the online space.  You can connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn.Audio Engineer - RJ Basilio 

Three years after the El Paso Walmart mass shooting, a North Texas man is still awaiting trial. Plano asking residents to do more to conserve water. KRLD All Local - August 3, 2022

Join us as we wrap up the sermon series, The Bible on Broadway. Rev. Stefani Reed-Meyer shares the message from John 13:34-35 as we take a look at the musical, Come From Away. Visit Christ United online at www.cumc.com or come see us live on Sundays at 3101 Coit Road, Plano, TX. The post July 31, 2022: The Bible on Broadway Pt 4 appeared first on Christ United Methodist Church.

Join us this week as we wrap up the sermon series, The Bible on Broadway. Rev. Chris Dowd takes a look at the musical Frozen and preach from 1 Corinthians 12:13-31 in traditional worship. Visit Christ United online at www.cumc.com or come see us live on Sundays at 3101 Coit Road, Plano, Tx. The post July 31, 2022: The Bible on Broadway Pt 4 appeared first on Christ United Methodist Church.

Sejam bem vindos, sejam bem vindas ao Cadernos de Campo, podcast mensal do Projeto Felinos da Cantareira. Aqui nós vamos trazer notícias do que estamos fazendo no projeto Felinos da Cantareira, novidades, atividades, causos de campo, erros e acertos. Vamos trazer convidados e convidadas de diversas áreas de atuação e setores, afinal nossa proposta é ser muito mais que um projeto de pesquisa. E também trazendo aqui os colegas de todo o Brasil que trabalham com pequenos felinos para compartilhar e trocar experiências. Além de novidades das ações e atividades em andamento no escopo do Plano de Ação Nacional Para a Conservação de Pequenos Felinos. Nosso enfoque é no Projeto Felinos da Cantareira, mas nossa proposta é ser um espaço aberto para todos e todas interessadas em conservação de pequenos felinos. Visite o nosso site: www.felinosdacantareira.com.br Produção, apresentação e edição: Fernando Lima Decupagem: Senhor A

Rick Thornton, a Plano health insurance agent, said a recent report suggests that some of the largest health insurers are benefiting from last year's tax overall and increased their overall profitability.

From the Series: Exposition of Romans

Esta semana Raúl Cassini, Jero Gómez y David Hernández de Plano 7, analizan los hechos acaecidos el día que tembló la democracia en España. dimensiontdn@gmail.com ig: @drpurgatorio twitter: @DrPurgatorio canales amigos: Arcadia Zona 51: https://www.youtube.com/c/ArcadiaZona51 La Historia Entre Bambalinas: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAjb1oU9EyRSK8p_wywguEw IG Emi Romero: @tes.tigosdeotromundo El Gallery Trasero: https://www.youtube.com/user/heisemberg7777 Plano 7: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtsx_Inm8UhtgjP51Kkrlpg Kabbaleon: https://www.youtube.com/c/Kabbaleon Exploradores de Ondas: https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-exploradores-ondas_sq_f1905588_1.html No lo sabías, pues yo te lo cuento. El libro de Mario Peris: https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0B2V3W5LM/ref=cm_sw_r_apa_i_PWQ78XJ6GZW46D38MGCH_1?fbclid=IwAR3mgRkRc_f7yL1zH5gSibI0ldiAvF-atBDJVnCSJpI1Z8KzxgvV5oHn70Q Obscura Editorial: https://www.obscura.es/ Navegantes, la novela de Rául Cassini en tapa blanda: https://www.amazon.es/Navegantes-tiempo-solo-punto-vista/dp/1520746423/ref=sr_1_3?__mk_es_ES=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&crid=36U28XKV4NYDZ&keywords=navegantes+raul+cassini&qid=1644433162&sprefix=navegantes+raul+cassini%2Caps%2C171&sr=8-3 ᚦ᛫ᛇᛉᚺᚫᚢ᛫ᚦ

Mark and Anson talk about meeting BB King and playing with Delbert McClinton, Boz Scaggs, and Beavis and Butthead creator Mike Judge. Funderburgh was born in Plano, Texas, United States. Anson was with The Bee's Knees in 1976 and recorded "Cold Hearted Woman". In 1977 the Rockets began with Anson, Mark Hickman on Fender bass, David Watson on drums and vocalist Darrell Nulisch. In 1981, Funderburgh released the Rockets' debut album Talk to You By Hand from New Orleans, Louisiana based Black Top Records. The band consisted of Anson, with Darrell Nulisch on vocals and harmonica. The album included a cover version of Earl King's song, "Come On". Talk to You By Hand was also the first ever release by the record label. In October 2012, was the first U.S. and European tour of Golden State / Lone Star Revue, an All Star package that included Funderburgh, Little Charlie Baty on guitar, former Rockets drummer Wes Starr, bassist Richard W. Grigsby and leader, harmonicist and singer Mark Hummel. The quintet was featured on Hummel's 2014 release on Electro-Fi Records, The Hustle Is Really On, nominated for a Blues Music Award for 'Best Traditional Blues Album' in 2015. Please SUBSCRIBE to Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party YouTube Channel. Mark Hummel  Accidental Productions

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In the fast paced, go get it mentality, and hustle oriented society and culture that we found ourselves in, how would you define success? Is it about the fame, the fortune, or the followership? This world does a really good job of constantly preaching discontentment, but what our Built Different Guest today offers us is a message of hope to remind you of what it takes to just be still and know that we serve the One, True, and Living God. Our guest today is Michael Perron. Michael serves as the Minister of Life Recovery at Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas. He describes this position as one that exists to help individuals recover the life that God has always intended for them. In this episode, Michael shares his incredibly moving testimony which reminds us of Mark 8:36 which says, “What does it profit a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit His soul?” At a point in time in his life, Michael had everything - the looks, the money, the ladies, and more - but he was the emptiest he's ever been! Ironically, the Lord used the height of his fitness modeling career as his rock bottom moment where he ran cliniging to Christ where he finally found the joy, satisfaction, and fulfillment he's always desired. He leaves us with this thought - Are you living a life of success or are you living a life of significance?

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Hoy en Esta es la Nuestra hablamos de los récords de temperaturas, en especial el que se ha batido en el  Aeropuerto de Zaragoza. También charlamos sobre el Bono Cultural Jóven de 400 euros. En nuestra sección de Oficina de Turismo hoy viajamos hasta Labuerda y San Vicente de Labuerda. Conocemos la presentación del Festival Teruel Punto Photo y también el arranque del ciclo “Jacetania es Cultura”. También hablamos sobre la convocatoria del XXXII certamen literario "Premio de Relato Corto Policía Nacional”. En nuestra sección de monasterios de Aragón visitamos el Monasterio de Veruela. Descubrimos el XXVIII Ciclo Estival de Astronomía en el Planetario de Aragón. Por último conocemos que la “Carrasca del Plano del Águila” de Caspe ha sido  declarada Árbol Singular por el Gobierno de Aragón.

Join us this week as we continue the sermon series, The Bible on Broadway. Rev. Chris Dowd takes a look at the musical Wicked and the message comes from 2 Corinthians 2:1-11. Visit Christ United online at www.cumc.com or come see us live on Sundays at 3101 Coit Road, Plano, Tx. The post July 24, 2022: The Bible On Broadway Pt 3 appeared first on Christ United Methodist Church.

Join us as we continue the sermon series, The Bible on Broadway. Rev. Kristin Steed takes a look at Mary Poppins Returns and preaches from Mark 10:17-31. Visit Christ United online at www.cumc.com or come see us live on Sundays at 3101 Coit Road, Plano, TX. The post July 24, 2022: The Bible on Broadway Pt 3 appeared first on Christ United Methodist Church.

From the Series: Exposition of Romans

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In August 2014, 23-year-old Christina Morris spends an evening out with friends in Plano, Texas, but never returns home. A massive search involving police, volunteer searchers and even drones ensues, but each new fact about the case brings more questions.Lone Star Mystery: A Disappeared Special originally aired on ID on 1/7/2015.Stream full episodes of Disappeared on discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/disappeared to start your 7-day free trial today.**discovery+ is currently only available for US subscribers. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Investigators are trying to figure out what caused a Plano home to explode Wednesday night. The Dallas ISD is holding a job fair Thursday, hoping to hire enough teachers before the start of the school year.  KRLD All Local - July 21, 2022

Plus, a Cedar Hill man has been indicted for murder following a fight outside a bar that ended in a man being shot to death. And, two men have been arrested for the murder of a former OU player at Dallas Airbnb.

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With show anchor Brady Tinker out this week, join Colby Sapp, IndyCarTim, and PGA Pro John Gerber as they discuss sports, current events, 'guy stuff,' and everything in-between! 1:34 - The story of how Johnny accidentally saw Timm's PEEN! 10:40 - Shout out to our friends at 'Spotted Ass Designs' for our new Drunk Sports Tumblers! https://spotted-ass-designs.square.site/ 13:20 ?? Luka for NBA MVP in '22-'23? Yes, but not for the reason you think 35:06 ?? 150th Open Championship Recap 41:30 ?? Drunk Sports 'Fix-a-Sport': This week we fix baseball 1:07:46 ?? No Shirt 9 O'Clock! Colby Sapp's Mystery Shotgun: Recapping Ms. Marvel and Thor: Love & Thunder? 1:25:36 - Who's got better abs? Timm or Colby? 1:27:50 ?? A Drunk Sports Gameshow: 'Body Part, Town Name, or Fictitious Planet?' 1:43:22 ?? Coly Sapp's World Famous News & Notes of the Weird and Strange Presented by The Highlands Performance Golf Center - North Dallas' Premier Golf Practice Facility with over 65 grass tees, 2 practice putting surfaces, a short game area, and an 18-hole mini-golf course with both par 3's and par 4's. And with covered and heated tees it's the best place to practice your game year-round. Give them a call at 972-733-4111 or check them out on the web at HighlandsPGC.com Also presented by BetUS.com - Bet with the 3-Decade leader, BetUS! Join now for a 125% bonus with promo code DSP125 or a 200% bonus with crypto with promo code DSP200, and bet sports, casinos, horses, pop culture, & more at BetUS.com. You bet, you win, you get paid. https://bit.ly/DSPMediaBetUS

Join us this week as we continue the sermon series, The Bible on Broadway. Rev. Chris Dowd shares the message from Romans 12:9-21 while looking at the musical West Side Story. Visit Christ United online at www.cumc.com or come see us live on Sundays at 3101 Coit Road, Plano, Tx. The post July 17, 2022: The Bible on Broadway Pt 2 appeared first on Christ United Methodist Church.

É autora de um dos blogs mais lidos e seguidos de sempre em Portugal, sendo também um grande sucesso no Instagram. Formada em Direito, pós-graduada em Marketing Management e em Psicologia Positiva, é professora convidada pelo ISEG e trabalha há 20 anos como formadora e consultora de recursos humanos.Lançou recentemente o livro "Inspira(te)" que traz uma série de pensamentos úteis para nos sentirmos bem emocionalmente, já que alguns acontecimentos recentes vieram abalar a nossa forma de estar.Tenho um enorme prazer em ter novamente a Sofia de Castro Fernandes para mais uma viagem n'A Caravana. Vamos lá aproveitar esta onda de energia e positividade!Podem seguir a Sofia: https://www.instagram.com/asnove/Produção e Agenciamento: Draft Media https://www.draftmediaagency.comMerchandising N'A Caravana: https://loja.ritaferroalvim.com/Obrigada a todos os meus patronos por me permitirem fazer o que gosto e beneficiarem e acreditarem nos meus projetos. Um agradecimento especial aos patronos Premium: Rossana Oliveira, Mónica Albuquerque, Raquel Garcia, Sofia Salgueiro, Sofia Custódio, Patrícia Francisco, Priscilla, Maria Granel, Margarida Marques, Ana Moura, Rita Teixeira, Ana Reboredo, Rita Cabral, Tânia Nunes, Rita Nobre Luz, Leila Mateus, Bernardo Alvim, Joana Gordalina Figueiredo, Mónica Albuquerque, Rita Pais, Silvia, Raquel Garcia, Mariana Neves, Madalena Beirão, Rita Dantas, Ana Rita Barreiros, Maria Castel-Branco, Filipa Côrte-Real, Margarida Miguel Gomes, Rita Mendes, Rita Fijan Fung, Luísa Serpa Pimentel, Rita P, Mónica Canhoto, Daniela Teixeira, Maria Gaia, Sara Fraga, Cláudia Fonseca, Olga Sakellarides, Rafaela Matos, Ana Ramos, Isabel Duarte, Joana Sotelino, Ana Telles da Silva, Carolina Tomé, Patrícia Dias, Raquel Pirraca, Luisa Almeida, Filipa Roldão, Inês Cancela, Carina Oliveira, Maria Correia de Sá.

Join us as we continue the sermon series, The Bible on Broadway. Rev. Stefani Reed-Meyer will be preaching from Isaiah 43 as we look at Dear Evan Hansen. Visit Christ United online at www.cumc.com or come see us live on Sundays at 3101 Coit Road, Plano, TX. The post July 17, 2022: The Bible on Broadway Pt 2 appeared first on Christ United Methodist Church.

From the Series: Exposition of Romans

Mike is a successful real estate investor, experienced Supply Chain executive, coach, and entrepreneur. Mike has over 30 years of experience running international Supply Chain organizations in Fortune 50 companies. He has successfully transitioned into business entrepreneurship, owning and operating 3 successful companies with his wife Ligia. Ligia spent the early years of her career contributing to multinational companies of various sizes, where she learned the importance of building strong networks with a diversity of people and having a keen attention to detail. Since she and her husband began their own business in 2017, her interest in creating wealth through real estate investments has continued to grow. She now sees multifamily investment opportunities as one of the best ways to deliver substantial, recession-resistant returns. They founded Deaton Equity Partners to help investors achieve their financial and lifestyle goals by investing in and improving multifamily community properties Let's hear more from them! So with no further ado Let's Dive In!    Highlights: [00:11 - 05:29] How these Couple of Entrepreneurs from Dallas-Fort Worth turned To Real Estate to Create passive income for life. In 2016, Ligia and Mike escaped the corporate world and went all into real estate. They've since scaled their business to amazing Heights and serve thousands of investors that manifest the life of their wildest dreams through generating passive income for life.   [05:29 - 10:37] Volatile Market: How Deals Fall as Prices Rise  They Share how the land investing business is doing, but they are looking to scale up and invest in other assets to gain more cashflow They feel that the competition in the multifamily space is intense, but they are still finding deals. There has been a shift in the dynamics of the market where some sellers are putting their properties up for sale at high prices, which is causing competition among buyers.   [10:37 - 15:49] How to Nurture Relationships with Property Managers to Acquire Multifamily Properties There is a shift in the market where people are starting to become more cautious about buying property. There are several factors contributing to this, including inflation, interest rates, and the current market psychology. One way that people are trying to make money in the market is by buying properties that are already for sale. One way to approach this is to talk to property managers and brokers about potential deals. It is important to have a team in place to help take down a property, invest in it, and grow it. [15:50 - 20:30] Closing Segment Reach out to Mike and Ligia Links Below Final Words   Tweetable Quotes “I think we had to work on our mental game because I felt like we were asking money from people until I had to have that paradigm shift that we're actually offering people an opportunity.” - Ligia Deaton   “The returns are just on a percentage basis. Returns are lower now on a net basis. We may be making more. Actual revenue coming in. You can scale, but you just have to do it through quantity. You have to ramp up your operations by bringing on team members, and automating things and you have to do a lot of smaller deals. Then say, in a commercial where you just deploy a large amount of capital and get your returns.” - Mike Deaton    -   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Connect with Mike and Liga Deaton by visiting their website deatonequitypartners.com/freedom Connect with me:   Facebook   LinkedIn   Like, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in!   Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com Want to read the full show notes of the episode? Check it out below: [00:00:00] Sam Wilson: In 2016, Ligia and Mike escaped a corporate world and went all into real estate. They've since scaled their business to amazing Heights. They've served thousands of investors that manifest the life of their wildest dreams through generating passive income for life. Mike and Lidia. [00:00:24] Sam Wilson: Welcome to the show.  [00:00:26] Mike Deaton: Thanks so much, Sam, we're happy to be here.  [00:00:28] Sam Wilson: Thank you, pleasures mind. There are three questions. I ask every guest who comes in the show and maybe one of you can take this one for us. Where did you start? Where are you now? And how did you get there? And you have to tell me in 90 seconds or. [00:00:38] Mike Deaton: All right, I'll go. So where did we start? We started in corporate America, both got laid off in 2016 and figured out we wanted to do something different than work for somebody. So we started a real estate business. We started out doing land investing. Basically we were buying and selling vacant land. [00:00:56] Mike Deaton: So you buy low, sell high. We do a lot of owner financing. So we, we do promissory notes with our clients and build up a passive income book that way. And then about two and a half years ago we looked to diversify as well as get some tax benefits. So we were looking for commercial real estate options and went into multifamily and. [00:01:14] Mike Deaton: We, after doing some research, we figured out that almost everybody was going from single family or smaller multifamily into bigger multifamily. So we said, let's just go right for bigger multifamily. And we got into the world of syndication. So you know where we are now. We're actually living up in the mountains off of our passive income stream and, still running both businesses and just loving. [00:01:35] Sam Wilson: That's really cool. So both of you were laid off at about and, or at the same time in 2016?  [00:01:40] Mike Deaton: Yeah, that's right. Yeah. We were working for different companies and I, we were both in the Plano, Texas area, Dallas Fort worth, and I was working for Microsoft and, they went through a restructuring and a ramp layoff. [00:01:51] Mike Deaton: And I was not really looking to move to Seattle. So, found myself on the. And about the same time Lidio was working in a healthcare company and they were consolidating their operations and closed down a bunch of offices moved everything to their headquarters in, Northwest Arkansas. [00:02:07] Mike Deaton: And we were, we didn't really wanna move to Northwest Arkansas either. So we were both looking for work. Same time looking  [00:02:13] Sam Wilson: for work at the same time. Lidia, how did you guys decide to get into land investing? I mean, that's pretty nuance.  [00:02:19] Ligia Deaton: Well, I can start a little bit, but Mike knows the story way better. [00:02:22] Ligia Deaton: We, Mike listened to a podcast about passive income and heard about this, this niche that investing in land in raw land and, the guy that we actually, Went and mentor under had a program and a toolkit that Mike bought and we kind of, left it for a while. I think it's set on the shelf for six months before we really jumped into it. [00:02:47] Ligia Deaton: And after we got, we both got laid off we just decided to give it a try.  [00:02:51] Sam Wilson: That's really cool. Did you have any apprehension if it sounds like this was more Mike's idea than yours, was there any apprehension for you when you're like, Hey I wanna go buy some land. You going? What in the world are we getting into? [00:03:02] Ligia Deaton: Well, definitely it was initially Mike's idea. And then when I heard about it I agreed, we wanted to give it a try and I thought, okay, what's the worst for me? It was important to face the worst case scenario. What's the worst that can happen. If we buy land and it's not working, maybe we can just buy a trailer and live, live off the grid on one of the properties that we have until we figure it out. [00:03:25] Mike Deaton: Yeah, it's nice. You have an asset, yeah. So you can do something with it, I guess, worst case. Beyond that, the worst case or what we considered that could be a fallback, our worst case would be we just go get jobs again. if things don't work so right. It was definitely an anxiety filled time shifting out of a w two just for 25 years, I've been somebody else's employee into running your own business. [00:03:45] Mike Deaton: It was definitely a little  [00:03:46] Sam Wilson: nervewracking. Right. But you guys, to this day, even though you've gone larger, gone into bigger deals in multifamily, which I do wanna spend, the larger part of this conversation, kind of talking about that transition, how you got into it and how you've scaled your business on that front. [00:03:58] Sam Wilson: But you guys still, like you said, invest even still today in land. Is that right?  [00:04:03] Mike Deaton: We do. Yeah. It's a great business. I mean, the returns on land are pretty crazy. Like we get triple digit annual returns on our land, right? So we buy a piece of property. And as they say in real estate, you make the money on the buy. [00:04:16] Mike Deaton: And that's exactly the concept here is, we do like a lot of single family flippers or other people. We do a lot of direct mailing out to landowners and we make low ball offers and maybe 3% of the people will accept them. But on that 3%. We'll buy a piece of property for, let's say $5,000. We can sell it for 30 on the market. [00:04:34] Mike Deaton: And so, we try to go in at an entry point, that's 25% of the market value for a cash type sale. And then if somebody wants to buy on terms, we'll mark it up a little bit more just to, because they're paying out over five years or so. So we usually get our money back in 10 to 12 months and then everything beyond that's. [00:04:51] Mike Deaton: Just profit. The downside is it's a little harder to scale, large amounts of capital. And so, once you start buying properties that are worth 50 or a hundred or plus thousand dollars, well, people aren't really given those away. I mean, if you have a one acre five acre piece of property that. [00:05:07] Mike Deaton: That you inherited from somebody or your husband passed away and she's not gonna do anything with it. Then people are a lot more open to just getting it off their plate, stop paying taxes and doing things like that. But once you get a little bit bigger, so, that's where commercial real estate and larger scale we can deploy larger amounts of capital in that way. [00:05:24] Mike Deaton: The returns are just on a percentage basis. Returns are lower now on a net basis, we may be making more. Actual revenue coming in, but  [00:05:31] Sam Wilson: yeah. And that was gonna be my question about it is how do you scale a land investing business like that? And I think you've made a really clear differentiation there in that, once you get into a hundred thousand half a million, even a million dollar parcel of land, at that point, you're dealing with a sophisticated owner, a sophisticated seller, right? [00:05:47] Sam Wilson: You're not dealing with again, the one to five acre. Okay. We just don't know what to do with it. And we just wanted to get it off  [00:05:52] Mike Deaton: our plate. Yeah. Now we know people and we do try also as well. I mean, we, you can scale, but you just have to do it through quantity. You have to ramp up, really your operations through bringing on, team members, automating things and just, you have to do a lot more smaller deals than say in a commercial where you. [00:06:08] Mike Deaton: Just deploy a large amount of capital and get your returns,  [00:06:11] Sam Wilson: right? Yeah. And I like what you said on a net basis, your commercial real estate holdings are gonna do a lot more for you maybe on a percentage basis, a percentage return basis might be lower, but on a net basis it's far. [00:06:22] Sam Wilson: Yeah. And it sounded like that was one of the motivating reasons for you to then. Go straight into multifamily. You just said, Hey, there's opportunity here. Let's go capitalize on that. Where we can really get more of a return on our time investment probably. And maybe then necessarily your return on your dollar investment. [00:06:37] Mike Deaton: Yeah. A little bit of both. I mean, like I said we really wanted so I mean, our land business makes a lot of money. We have good six-figure income and revenue coming in, but we pay a lot of taxes because it's just straight up, capital returns basically. Right. What's there to write off. [00:06:51] Mike Deaton: Yeah. And so, we have some business expenses that we can write down, but those only go so far. And so we started looking for depreciable. Assets to invest in. And we were looking at mobile homes, storage units, multifamily, and, there really wasn't anything that said, this is the way to go. [00:07:04] Mike Deaton: So we just took a decision and said, let's go multifamily. And then, we'll go in for a bit. And if we wanna expand into storage units or diversify or things like that, we can do that down the road. But for now, we're we're traditionally, and typically looking at value, add multi-family deals where we can control the appreciation as much as possible. [00:07:20] Mike Deaton: Make a big difference in people's lives, by the way, while we're upgrading facilities and units and providing a better place to live than some of these that are more run down and generate a lot of returns for investors. So we saw it as a win-win to go into the space there and, and help a lot of people. [00:07:36] Sam Wilson: There is a lot of competition in the multifamily space to say the least that is a, it is a hypercompetitive market right now. So what are you guys doing to really get an edge and even find assets that you can buy that pencil that makes sense. And that yet still provide a return. [00:07:53] Mike Deaton: What are you doing? [00:07:54] Mike Deaton: no, I, I, so the way we've, so since starting a couple years ago li has kind of taken the CEO hat on the land business, and I've been starting up the multi-family business. So, a little more in depth there, but you know, what we really did was just started building our network. As soon as we got into the space, we started looking for mentors and coaches and groups. [00:08:13] Mike Deaton: We started. Really building, out our contacts in the brokerage world, as well as in the property management world. And so, I think a lot of us thought in the COVID era that it was gonna be a 2008 repeat where, property values were just gonna drop. We were gonna find a bunch of bargains and that didn't happen. [00:08:29] Mike Deaton: Fortunately we. Surrounded by a group of individuals that had a growth mindset and did not stop investing during COVID, it's just a matter of finding those deals and making sure they pencil out to your point. And so, right now, yes, there, there has been a lot of competition for deals. Cap rates are compressing values are going up. [00:08:50] Mike Deaton: It's just, it is been a bit more challenging, I will say, in the last. Two months, one to two months, it's really flipped, with the market uncertainty. I think a lot of people are hitting pause. The buying pool has shrunk and I'm in the situation now where my broker contacts are reaching out to me about deals and saying, Hey, take a look at this one. [00:09:10] Mike Deaton: Properties are starting to trade at a five to 10% discount. And so, you can feel a little bit of a tipping in the marketplace. You still have to be really sharp in your underwriting though, right? Because interest rates are fluctuating up and down to buy protection on your rate is super expensive. [00:09:26] Mike Deaton: Once you get into these, six figures to protect yourself 2% on the upside. And so, you really just have to be a lot more cautious. There's still deals out there. There's people that are needing to get out of properties. And so I think now we're starting to see a little bit of that deal making potential that's coming into the market. [00:09:42] Mike Deaton: Do you  [00:09:42] Sam Wilson: feel like the deal making potential we'll call it that cause you use that term deal, making potential coming into the market. Is an avalanche thing where, it's just taking a few extra sellers that all of a sudden are experiencing FOMO. They're going, oh my gosh, we're gonna miss out on the peak. [00:09:57] Sam Wilson: And so they start putting a few properties out there and then other sellers start seeing their properties going out there. And it's like the dog file effect. And all of a sudden, you just have this breakaway pricing. Is it that happening or is there a fundamental shift in the dynamics that can be bringing some of these prices down? [00:10:13] Mike Deaton: I think there's a little bit of both. I definitely have felt over the last, let's say six to 12 months that a lot of owners are really throwing some high prices out there. And just like in the housing market, I think sellers were just like, Hey, let's see if we can get it. And they have been, and that's the problem. [00:10:32] Mike Deaton: And now we're starting to see because there is some external market force striving geopolitical issues. You've got inflation running, you've got interest rates popping. And so yeah, a lot of people that are throwing those high prices out there the buyers are now kind of saying, Ooh, wait a minute. [00:10:47] Mike Deaton: We, we sense a top. But I also think there is a lot of this market psychology. If you will, where you start looking around and saying, holy cow, they got what for their property. Well, I'm gonna put it out as well. And there' some FOMO probably out there, but I think it's, I think it is really starting to tip I have brokers, like I said, that are reaching out that. [00:11:06] Mike Deaton: Properties are getting no offers and they're like, this seller has to sell and he'll take really, whatever you put a number out there and see if he bites. So I think there is, a shift starting to happen.  [00:11:16] Sam Wilson: We've spent quite a bit of time on this show and you wouldn't know this, but here the last few recent episodes talking about strategic ways to forge relationships with brokers, one of the things that you mentioned though, that I don't think we've talked about much is how people are establishing relationships with their property management companies. [00:11:32] Sam Wilson: you said that's two of the ways that you guys are finding opportunities by, working with brokers and with property managers. What does that conversation sound like when you go and talk to a property manager, it's like, Hey, by the way, I'm Mike and li and we wanna buy Origio excuse me. [00:11:45] Sam Wilson: And we want to buy multifamily properties. I mean, where talk to us about how you even begin that conversation and how you nurture those relationships.  [00:11:51] Mike Deaton: Yeah, that's a great point. But it's a really critical one. I think what I understand and the way I approach property management is really just forging relationships. [00:12:00] Mike Deaton: Potential business in the future. So, we own several properties and. We try to assess, who are the strong players in a given market. And while we may have a relationship with one property management company running our properties, it's always nice to have some in your back pocket. [00:12:17] Mike Deaton: We're continually looking at deals and anytime we do, we go out to. Various property managers to get their performer look at, what they would do. And so most of them are very open about wanting to help out and, they're trying to win business as well. And so, I find that it's pretty easy to strike up these conversations and most of them are very willing to talk about our current properties. [00:12:38] Mike Deaton: Any that we're looking at. And even this week I was having a conversation with one and they happened to be managing the property right next door to ours and knew that it was on the market. And so, we're able to get in the mix on a property and hopefully find some efficiencies across that. [00:12:52] Mike Deaton: I mean, it's really nice when you have some properties nearby one another, and you can share labor resources or marketing efforts or things like that to really amplify and cut down on expense.  [00:13:04] Sam Wilson: What have you done on the building team front? I mean, multifamily, especially maybe on the land investing front, that's something like you said, you could probably run that inhouse and keep that fairly small. [00:13:14] Sam Wilson: It's not small and tight, but multifamily is a team sport. Mm-hmm how built out your team to surround you when you guys are taking down? I, my gosh, what do you have? 1500 units at this point in just a couple short years. That's a lot of units in a short period of time. Yeah. How'd you do it?  [00:13:26] Mike Deaton: So both in our land, business and multifamily. [00:13:29] Mike Deaton: When we went in we knew that we wanted to do this full time. And we decided in order to do that, we needed to find a mentor, a coach, and a community that we can join to help accelerate the learning and offset or mitigate any potential missteps. And so specific to multifamily, we spent about six months doing research on what type of groups are out there. [00:13:50] Mike Deaton: There's a lot of syndication groups with gurus as they call 'em Michael Blas and rod clefs and you name it. And so we spent a lot of time. We went to a few events, we networked with people and we just tried to get a feel for. What does that community look like? And until we found one that resonated with us and signed up to be a part of a group called think multifamily. [00:14:09] Mike Deaton: It's run by mark in toil, Kenny out of Dallas. And it's a lot more intimate family oriented type feel to it. And so there was a lot of flexibility within the group. Some of the groups. There's more of a pecking order in terms of, you gotta start out as an LP, then you gotta bring a deal to me and then we'll walk you through. [00:14:25] Mike Deaton: And so, that structure felt a little restrictive for us. And this was a lot more flexible as well as any deals we're dealing directly with mark versus some of these other programs have a hierarchy and a tiered structure of coaches and coaches under coaches. And and so. [00:14:39] Mike Deaton: We signed up for that after about six months of research and that enabled us to really immediately plug into a network of owner operators, as well as legal experts, mortgage brokers people that can go out and find good lenders just a whole ecosystem of insurance brokers, people ready, made system of support that could help us without having to grow and find all these people on our own. [00:15:04] Mike Deaton: And so, that has really leapfrogged our journey. Within that structure, we did it fairly. We started out as LPs on a few deals that gave us an understanding of the deal flow, how things work. And then we joined as general partners where we were able to take a more active role in. [00:15:21] Mike Deaton: helping close a property, put up some risk capital invest as well. Bring in investors until we stepped into finding our own deal and pulling our own team together. And so, it was a very calculated. Process of scaling up to that number that we were able to, we also had some capital at our disposal, which always helps. [00:15:38] Mike Deaton: Right. Anytime you're able to bring capital into a deal doors open a little more than other things. But yeah, it's been, having that team around us has been essential, as you say, it's a team sport and we couldn't have done it without all of those, or we couldn't have done it as quickly. [00:15:50] Mike Deaton: Right.  [00:15:50] Sam Wilson: No, and I that's great. I mean, of course, we hear that quite a bit, but I don't think anybody's quite said it as, clearly as you have as to how that mentorship group worked for you and what it did to help you scale so quickly. One of the things that commonly people struggle with, especially starting out is raising capital for bigger deals. [00:16:09] Sam Wilson: Tell me about your capital raise process, are there things that you've learned in raising capital that you would say, Hey, this is something that either is worth repeating or here's a mistake I made that I would recommend maybe that you can avoid.  [00:16:21] Mike Deaton: Yeah. You wanna talk about the early days of capital raising [00:16:24] Ligia Deaton: Yes. I mean the, in the early days we thought we will definitely start with the friends and family and I think we had to work on our mental game because I felt like we were asking money from people, until I had to have that paradigm shift that we're actually offering people an opportunity. [00:16:45] Ligia Deaton: We're not asking money. So that was a big change. And it took us. It took us a little bit. We realized that our pool of friends and family got shrinked really soon. And we had to really start building processes and do something to reach out to to more people outside of that group. [00:17:06] Mike Deaton: Yeah. Where, I think there's a saying in, I don't know that it's specific to multi-family, but. People have to know, like, and trust you essentially. Right. And so with our friends and family, we have the know like, and even the trust in some areas, but then once it gets into financial areas, it's a little more like, okay. [00:17:20] Mike Deaton: And especially when you start talking about multi-family syndications, while when you're in it, it feels like everybody knows about it, but really not. A whole lot of people know about that as an investment class. And so there's a lot of education that has to go into building up that investor BA investor pool. [00:17:36] Mike Deaton: And it definitely, we started out, I think with high aspirations and quickly figured out like, oh, this is gonna take a different approach. So we had to pivot and start cultivating some on our friends and family side, but also bringing out outside investors. And so it was a bit of a different animal than we thought at the. [00:17:52] Sam Wilson: Right. Yeah. And it certainly is. I liked your word there of cultivation. I mean, that's what it is. It is it's a cultivation of those relationships and that just, and it takes time. Certainly certainly takes time, but definitely uh, that's really cool. That you guys, you figured out how to do it. [00:18:07] Sam Wilson: I mean, that's the short we're growing.  [00:18:09] Mean,  [00:18:09] Mike Deaton: We're not where we wanna be. And so, we're closing on a deal right now and we're in the middle of raising our. And so, I deal with we have a small team that are helping take down this asset, and there's some people that bring in millions of dollars, right. [00:18:23] Mike Deaton: I mean, they just, within a matter of a week, they have that. And we're just not to that level yet, but we have aspirations of getting there. But yeah. And we try to look at it as a long game. I mean, this show about scale is great and we. Or most of us wanna scale up and grow. But we're not looking for a quick fix. [00:18:40] Mike Deaton: I mean, we definitely are trying to do this a little more methodically, put good systems in place, build automation and a team and system so that we're in this for the long haul. And we don't have any delusions that we're gonna get there tomorrow. So, it's a learning game. [00:18:53] Sam Wilson: Awesome. Mike Andia. Thank you for taking the time to come on the show today and talk about your experience thus far. It's been fun to learn about the land investing business, the way you guys have taken down 1500 units here in the last couple years, how you're building team and just lessons learned along the capital. [00:19:08] Sam Wilson: Raise process. Certainly appreciate it. And thank you for your insight also, talked about how to relate to and how to grow relationships with property managers. So, lots of good information here. Certainly appreciate it. If our listeners wanna get in touch with you or learn more about you, what is the best way to do that? [00:19:22] Mike Deaton: We put together a landing page on our website, so you can go to Deaton equity partners.com/freedom, and it's like a one stop shop. We have contact information, phone numbers a couple of eBooks. If you're interested in getting started in land, there's a primer there. If you're in, interested in multifamily, got a little thing there. [00:19:38] Mike Deaton: So that's probably the best place. And then you can get in contact with this in whatever method is convenient for you. Awesome.  [00:19:45] Sam Wilson: We'll make sure to put that link there in the show. Again, appreciate you taking the time to come on today. Thank you so much. Likewise.  [00:19:52] Mike Deaton: Thanks. Thank you for  [00:19:52] Ligia Deaton: having us.