Podcasts about realator

Erica's guest today is her friend Trisha Dork. Trisha shares her journey of overcoming adversity, including toxic workplaces and personal struggles, to build a successful business, emphasizing resilience, hard work, and a strong support system. She highlights the importance of consistency, delegation, and tools like Google Calendar to reduce stress while also stressing boundaries, a positive mindset, and the impact of her choices on her children. Influenced by her mother's work ethic at Ford Motor Company, she talks about parenting without guilt, open communication with her children, and the dynamics of her marriage, including gratitude and clear communication. Trisha also shares insights on time management, the power of saying "no," and the importance of surrounding oneself with high performers to maintain balance and long-term success. https://www.instagram.com/trishadork/   Scoop Con 2025 (May 23-24, 2025) https://scoopcon.com/  Comments and Questions are welcome.   Send to: thescooppodcast22@gmail.com

The one and only Red Suit Realator aka Scott Orson joins the podcast talking about his mission to help thousands of people flip houses and how his brand created itself and crowned him the Red Suit Realator. Want to build a coaching mastermind? Program? Event? Or simply build multiple streams of income? Go to: NextGenCertificiation.com and check out the certification to help you gain the mindsets and skillsets to crush it in the business!  TravisBradyBrands.com  Instagram: @TravisBradyBrands  

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Today I interview Eli Udell and Noah Potechin! Both are lawyers at Merovitz Potechin LLP in Ottawa, with Eli being one of the firm's partners. The Real Estate industry has been deemed essential by the Ontario Government during the Coronavirus Pandemic. We discuss why this may be, and what it means specifically for you if you're buying or selling a home during this time, or are expecting to close on a home. Although the industry is active, it's certainly not "business as usual" and we discuss the steps that we're taking on the legal side to keep clients, ourselves, and the general public safe while still making sure the homes can close successfully. Merovitz Potechin LLP is one of the firms that I refer clients to the most often, and in listening to Eli and Noah it's easy to see why. Although they are both with the firm their opinions are their own and not those of their employer, but they are a reflection of this excellent firm.You can reach out directly to Eli and Noah via their contact pages.You can send your questions, episode requests or comments to me at nickfundytus.ca. Thanks for listening and sharing with someone that can use the advice and insights!

Rob Kosberg is a Wall Street Journal and USA Today Best Selling author and the founder of Best Seller Publishing. Through his trademarked Publish. Promote. Profit. program, Rob helps his clients to create their own professional, best-selling book (guaranteed) and then teaches them how to use that book to grow their income and impact via speaking engagements, free PR and media and cutting-edge lead generation strategies. Rob’s latest book, Publish. Promote. Profit., was the number one business book on Amazon.

Derek is back in studio with us as if he never left, and helps us take it back to Vic and Ted's glory days on the radio as we play "SMASH OR TRASH" We listen to some new fresh potential top-40 music and try to predict what new songs will be a SMASH, MIDCHART, OR TRASH. Feel free to play along with us at home!Last, but certainly not least, we had the pleasure of talking with the star of the upcoming HGTV hit show "SELLING THE BIG EASY" Brittany Picolo-Ramos as we talk about the origin story of how they landed a show on the HGTV network. Be sure to tell us what you think on our various social media platforms and be sure watch April 3, 2020 when SELLING THE BIG EASY debuts!Check out Derek and Brittany on the social medias and give them a follow at various places such as;Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/john.derek.9https://www.facebook.com/brittany.picoloramos.7Godwyn & Stone FB: https://bit.ly/2sUHLo9Instagram: @john_derejk https://www.instagram.com/john_derejk/?hl=enBrittany Picolo Ramos Instagrams:@brittanypicoloramos https://www.instagram.com/brittanypicoloramos/?hl=en@brittanyinthebigeasyhttps://www.instagram.com/brittanyinthebigeasy/?hl=en@sellingthebigeasyhttps://www.instagram.com/sellingthebigeasy/?hl=enGodwyn & Stone website:https://www.godwynstone.com/Support the show (https://www.allovertheroadpod.com/)Instagram: @all_over_the_road_podcasthttps://www.instagram.com/all_over_the_road_podcast/?hl=en@the_real_coin_traderhttps://www.instagram.com/the_real_coin_trader/?hl=enFB: @allovertheroadpodcasthttps://www.facebook.com/allovertheroadpodcast/@cointraderinchttps://www.facebook.com/cointraderinc/Support the show (https://www.allovertheroadpod.com/)

New year, new show, same shtick. This time around we were blessed with the presence of Derek Pittmon from HGTV's new future hit show "SELLING THE BIG EASY" Which, by the way, airs APRIL 3, 2020.Derek takes us behind the curtain for an inside look at how the brokerage firm he works for, (Godwyn & Stone located here in New Orleans) was carefully selected to do a new show for the same network that has cranked out household names such as the Fixer Upper folks, The Property Brothers brothers, just to name a couple. We talk about how America is desperate for the next Chip Gaines, and how we feel like Derek could very well be the Strawberry handy man that can fill that void.Anyways, check out the episode, please share it with your friends if you have any, leave a like, or comment or review, we'd surely appreciate any of those things.Check out John Derejk on the social medias at various places such as;Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/john.derek.9Instagram: @john_derejk https://www.instagram.com/john_derejk/?hl=enBig thanks to WaynBrando for yet ANOTHER slapper of a beat at the end of this episode.Check out Brandon on the Instagrams at: @waynbrandohttps://www.instagram.com/waynbrando/?hl=enSupport the show (https://www.allovertheroadpod.com/)

Josh Morse explains how self-awareness and being uncomfortable are important for growth, which leads to success. In order to master your craft, you have to "eat shit and fail" many times in order to succeed and know how to handle stressful situations. "Emotional stamina is extremely important in life with really anything. Controlling your thoughts, controlling your mind, and being able to think with a clear mind as much as possible to make as clear of decision as best as possible." Josh MorseTaken from "The Grey Matters Podcast ep.006 | Josh Morse - Broke to 7-Figure Earner"https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/grey-matters-podcast-ep-006-josh-morse-broke-to-7-figure/id1475573434?i=1000449107800SUBSCRIBE here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-grey-matters-podcast/id1475573434Josh Perrywww.JoshPerryBMX.comInstagram.com/JoshPerryBMXJackie Lauricellawww.JLauricellaImages.comInstagram.com/JCIAKEMusic by: @IguanaDrama

The summer is here and it’s a great time for SEO’s to sweat out some of the bigger projects on their to-do lists. While families and most eCommerce businesses take a holiday, this is one of the busiest times of the year for technical SEO’s. Hear Jeff Preston, News Corp’s Director of SEO responsible for Realator.com, share his thoughts, strategies, and tactics related to preparing to make the most of the summer season. Topics tackled: Why summer decrease eCommerce and travel site visibility? Why media companies love the kids being out of school? How to fill downtime with technical optimization? Show NotesConnect With:Jeffrey Preston: Website // LinkedInBenjamin Shapiro: Website // LinkedIn // Twitter

A big challenge for business owners is to generate leads that turn into new customers. A lot of them don’t t know how to use social media for their business, they are confused about Facebook ads vs. social media and what one they should use, they get into a cycle of scarcity and hustle because they fail to have the strategies, tactics, and plans to win. About 2010, a Realator that I met in a networking group asked to come by my Gym and interview me. I said “sure but why?”He told me he was going to video the interview and use it to promote his business. He went on to tell me that he just read this book by Gary Vanerchuck called Crush it and it inspired him to run this interview campaign. I read that book and it was a mind shift on how to use social media and content marketing to promote my business. We went on to implement these tactics and strategies and it helped us grow over 500% in three short years.I want to share with you the Keys to Victory using content marketing and what I learned in the book crush it. Key 1: Share and be authentic Key 2: content is king and the king comes first Key 3: Leverage your teamHappy Producing! Anthony

A big challenge for business owners is to generate leads that turn into new customers. A lot of them don’t t know how to use social media for their business, they are confused about Facebook ads vs. social media and what one they should use, they get into a cycle of scarcity and hustle because they fail to have the strategies, tactics, and plans to win. About 2010, a Realator that I met in a networking group asked to come by my Gym and interview me. I said “sure but why?”He told me he was going to video the interview and use it to promote his business. He went on to tell me that he just read this book by Gary Vanerchuck called Crush it and it inspired him to run this interview campaign. I read that book and it was a mind shift on how to use social media and content marketing to promote my business. We went on to implement these tactics and strategies and it helped us grow over 500% in three short years.I want to share with you the Keys to Victory using content marketing and what I learned in the book crush it. Key 1: Share and be authentic Key 2: content is king and the king comes first Key 3: Leverage your teamHappy Producing! Anthony

Edna Keep never thought just talking to people was a natural talent. “I thought, since it was so easy for me, everybody must be good at it.” Learning how her natural talents distinguish her has been the key to success after success.  As a real estate entrepreneur, investment advisor, coach and trainer, she helps people create passive income. With $47MM in real estate assets—built in eight years primarily with “other people’s money”—she finally feels like she is exactly where she is meant to be: coaching and training people in all the skills she has acquired throughout her life.