Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert Gardner

Michelle Ratz McGuire is a massage therapist in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. You can reach her here:⁠⁠website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠facebook⁠⁠Find out more about ⁠⁠Robert Gardner on his website.⁠⁠Subscribe to your ⁠⁠Free trial video education here.

As a small business owner myself, I see this story quite a bit. I hang out around other business owners, and they all think that they're running this very successful company that one day they can sell for tens of millions of dollars. Then they get the bad news that they haven't structured their books the correct way, and they're not achieving enough of a profit to get what they hoped they were going to get when they sold. And that's why they bring in guys like my next guest: Robert Gardner, a founding partner of Gardner Wallace Financial Solutions, and Jack Kearney, with Dumas Capital Partners.

You can find Akai here on his social media: ⁠Faceboook⁠ @akaisasori56 ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠Linkedin⁠ Find out more about Robert Gardner ⁠on his website.⁠ Subscribe to your ⁠Free trial video education here.

Every Sunday, I'll post a quick video -- and podcast -- about an indie film from at least a year ago. Today's film: WEDDING PALACE (2013).Director: Christine YooWritten By: Derek Draper; Robert Gardner; Christine YooCast: Brian Tee; Kang Hye-jeong; Bobby LeeSYNOPSISJason finds the woman of his dreams online and tries to make it work in person.Watch This On YouTubeSubscribe to our YouTube channelFollow us on LetterboxdFollow us on InstagramFollow us on XFollow us on FacebookFollow us on TikTokFollow us on LinkedInSubscribe to our YouTube channelSupport the Podcast Through MembershipSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/first-time-go/exclusive-content

Robert Gardner, CEO and co-founder of Rebalance Earth, is transforming the way we connect finance and nature. With a mission to revalue nature as a business-critical asset class, Gardner aims to restore biodiversity and tackle climate change. From his 25 years in finance to his passion for environmental sustainability, Gardner is paving the way for a world where finance drives environmental restoration, creating a planet worth living in. 00:41- About Robert Gardner Robert is the chief executive officer and co-founder of Rebalance Earth, which is an organization that combines nature and finance to protect and restore nature at scale. He is a fellow member of the YPO.  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tbcy/support

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Michelle Ratz McGuire is a massage therapist in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. You can reach her here:⁠website ⁠⁠instagram ⁠⁠facebook⁠ Find out more about ⁠Robert Gardner on his website.⁠ Subscribe to your ⁠Free trial video education here.

Monica Garza has another conversation with me about running a massage facility and the challenges that come with running a business. You can find Monica Garza in El Paso, Texas for a session. ⁠Instagram⁠ ⁠tiktok⁠ ⁠MassageBook⁠ Find out more about ⁠Robert Gardner on his website.⁠Subscribe to your ⁠Free trial video education here.

www.CPOPLAYBOOK.comEpisode TranscriptAboutIn this podcast episode, Robert Gardner, CEO of Rebalance Earth, discusses "toxic talent" in workplaces—highly skilled individuals whose negative behaviors harm team dynamics despite their competence. He stresses early recognition, setting clear expectations, conducting thorough reviews, and using tools like the nine-box grid for assessment. Gardner advocates for prompt action and strategic planning to mitigate risks associated with toxic talent.*Robert GardnerWith 25 years of experience as an entrepreneur and investor with a strong sustainability background in pensions and wealth management, I've committed my career to making money a force for good. I previously served on the Executive Board of St. James's Place, managing £150 billion in investments. I co-founded Redington and Mallowstreet, two B-Corps in the investment and pensions space and RedSTART, a financial education charity.*All media inquiries: media@cpoplaybook.com

Show Notes: Title: Media Entrepreneur and Filmmaker   Show notes: Natalia Tsarkova, a transfer student from Latvia, was the first student from the former Soviet bloc to apply to an American college. She was thrown into a completely different world and roles, but knew she wanted to create more contexts for others to transform their lives like she didher life. Growing up in Latvia, she watched pirated MTV videos and credits seeing Billy Jean for the first time for inspiring her to work in the media space. In 1993, she met a professor at the MIT Media Lab, who recognized her mixed background of mathematics, social studies, and filmmaking. She fell into the master's program at the MIT Media Lab, where she was educated on the new way of thinking about media and how to create more meaningful experiences through on-demand interactive media platforms.   Working in Video on Demand and Interactive Experiences Natalia was eager to move to New York City and found a job with a startup in Soho. She was driven to explore the world of startups and entrepreneurs, which she didn't know much about before. She created projects Barry Diller, Sony Music and was hired by the Beatles estate to create the first Beatles digital experience. She had the luxury of diving deep into the Beatles archives and creating unique digital content. Natalia worked with IMG, fashion, and sports, and was tasked with explaining the digital transformation to CEOs in management, helping them imagine new types of media experiences that were digital and on demand. Her journey from MIT to New York City was filled with excitement, partying, and meeting people from all walks of life. She was able to stay afloat as a consultant, working on projects that fascinated her and helped shape the future of digital media.  The Development of Transmedia  In 2001, Natalia met her husband, a French television music television producer, who was looking for a digital media expert. In 2003, they set up the first European video on demand platform, called Transmedia.  Natalia convinced television producers that linear television was dead and that video on demand was the future. They built a business by packaging content from France television and other European producers and selling it to telcos in Belgium, Switzerland, and even France. With their large library of live musical content, they launched a video on demand platform called iConcerts, similar to Netflix but with only live music. This platform evolved into a hybrid high-definition TV/Video on Demand channel, licensed by operators in 128 countries between 2007 and 2010. The platform was successful, with collaborations with CCTV, an office in Singapore, Paris and Tokyo and partnerships with Senegalese musicians and Africa. Natalia explains how she became disillusioned a few years before it was sold.     Making a TV Documentary  Ever since Harvard, Natalia always did some form of documentary filmmaking. During summers, she rented a house in France and started filming the Gypsy Kings, a group that were popular in the 90s. Natalia showed the excerpts to a head of a European arts channel called Arte, who suggested she submit a the proposal for a full length film. The film was released in 2016 and received triple primetime ratings on the channel, and the Gypsy Kings loved it. This experience of original content storytelling and the idea of tribes, such as the Gypsy tribe, inspired her. She moved on to create a project called Tribo, designed to be a storytelling platform for groups to share their stories. Tribo has become more about digital storytelling and dynamic storytelling.  The Evolution of the Tribo Platform  Natalia discusses the concept of Tribo as a media platform for storytelling. Tribo was initially designed as an extension of live music festivals, but after two years of testing, it has been found to be particularly effective in private communities during COVID-19. Tribo aims to create a platform where stories that matter over time are told, such as collective storytelling. This can involve recording portraits of different people who are part of the organization, allowing everyone to post photos and videos during an event, and giving CEOs a space to motivate everyone. Natalia emphasizes the importance of engagement from employees, as most companies struggle with sharing their stories due to busy work and reluctance to share. By providing equal opportunities for sharing and having leaders interviewing people, Tribo can capture the heritage and legacy of the community.  Influential Harvard Professors and Courses Natalia was particularly fond of the VES department, where she watched two movies a day, and had a close friendship with Robert Gardner, Director of the Film Study Center and Svetlana Boym, an expert on Soviet art and modern art. She mentions Liah Greenfield, her thesis advisor. She also worked for the Harvard Negotiation Project, created by Roger Fisher, a professor at HLS known as the ultimate expert on negotiation.. Her first job at Harvard was working at the Russian research center, where she was hired by Marshall Goldman, a big Soviet studies professor.   Timestamps: 05:12 How a Latvian student applied to Harvard despite obstacles 11:30 Moving to NYC, starting a business, and networking 14:00 Digital media, video on demand, and startup experience 21:03 Entrepreneurship, media, and filmmaking 24:15 Filmmaking, loss, and entrepreneurship 31:27 Using tech for collective storytelling in organizations 41:17 Grief, trauma, and resilience after loss 44:42 Filmmaking, Harvard experiences, and connections Links: LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/natalia-tsarkova  Website: Tribo.Live Kings of the World: https://vimeo.com/197952008/d444b20c11 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nataliatsar/  

Robert Gardner is CEO and Co-Founder of Rebalance Earth. With over 20 years of experience in the financial industry, he has a unique expertise in sustainability, pensions, and wealth management and believes that money can be a force for good.Rebalance Earth, is a fund manager that redirects the flow of private capital to protect and restore Nature. Their mission is to drive the transition to a nature-based economy by enabling the flow of private capital to protect and restore nature. Rebalance Earth achieves this by creating opportunities for investors to achieve sustainable financial returns from projects to restore Nature.Robert is passionate about the idea of “natural capital”. He believes that investment in the environment shouldn't simply be about climate change but should take a broader approach. He sees a future in which biophilia is prominent and discussion of environment-conscious investment should include reduced biodiversity loss, rewilding, and all aspects of being in tune with nature.Robert sees nature as the most valuable asset class on the planet. It provides everything from clean air to carbon capture and biodiversity; not forgetting that a balanced ecosystem is essential to create pollination and soil fertility for our food.The investment community currently operates an extractive financial model that has been using all of nature's resources for free, not valuing them and, worse than that, destroying them. Rebalance Earth is taking steps to build and propagate a more sustainable, biophilic approach.In this podcast, Robert talks about how he studied Geography at university and how his passions are hydrography and glaciology. He notes with sadness that a glacier he worked on as part of the Alpine Glacier Project during his studies is now gone. He sees glaciers as the canary in the coalmine of climate change and nature loss but sees the good news as being that this can be turned around with money used as a force for good.Robert explains how his background, growing up in Holland and travelling all over the world with his parents led to his interest in geography and how is career in finance and 25 years of learning how money flows around the world has led him to establishing Rebalance Earth. He says that there is no point having a great pension if we have no coral reefs, rivers are filthy, there are no fish, and the air is polluted. There's nothing to enjoy!He sets out his idea that nature should be valued. He explains that assets have utility, scarcity and cashflow in order to be valued. He gives us the example of the humble bee and how it has been estimated that it would cost £1.8bn to pollinate crops if the bee were to disappear. Using this and other examples Robert observes that the concept of valuing nature is currently an intangible and how by making the intangible tangible, people will value nature and therefore will look after it. Because people look after things they value. The five key problems that Robert sees in the UK are: Flooding, Drought, Water Quality, Biodiversity and Carbon. He goes on to detail how each of these problems represent significant opportunities for companies to make a return. The essence is the idea that companies can charge customers for reducing the customers' risks across these areas. He is excited by his dream that pension funds allocate 2% of their capital to invest in nature (enough to bridge the nature deficit), companies start paying for services to reduce risks from the five problem areas and the UK becomes a place worth living in.It would be amazing if we all look at the successful ideas around the world, which Robert shares with us in the podcast, and see how they work, so we really see the value of investing in Nature. For instance, nature-based towns and cities, a countryside with nature back in it and a farming system that has nature at the heart of it. Once people see that it works they will do more. Rebalance Earth: https://www.rebalance.earth/White Paper: https://www.rebalance.earth/s/Rebalance-Earth-The-Nature-Opportunity.pdfhave you got a copy of the Journal? You can purchase a copy directly from us at the journalofbiophilicdesign.com or Amazon. If you like our podcast and would like to support us in some way, you can buy us a coffee if you'd like to, thank you xCredits: with thanks to George Harvey Audio Production for the calming biophilic soundscape that backs all our podcasts. Did you know our podcast is also on Audible, Amazon Music, Spotify, iTunes, YouTube, Stitcher, vurbl, podbay, podtail, and most if not all the RSS feeds?Facebook https://www.facebook.com/journalofbiophilicdesign/Twitter https://twitter.com/JofBiophilicDsnLinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/company/journalofbiophilicdesign/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/journalofbiophilicdesign

Dive into the evolving landscape of massage therapy in Episode 28 of the Handcrafted Therapy Podcast with host Julie Alexander and guest Robert Gardner, an expert in mat-based massage based in Austin, Texas. Join the conversation as they explore the challenges and opportunities in the industry, including the rise of niche services and the need for innovation and adaptation. From discussing the impact of big corporate entities to the significance of social media marketing, this insightful episode sheds light on the future of massage therapy and the importance of embracing new, effective approaches in solving clients' pain problems. Tune in to gain valuable insights into the changing dynamics of the massage industry and the power of differentiation through niche services.  Julie and Robert discuss:   Challenges and Opportunities in Mat-Based Massage Therapy  Evolution of Gardner's Practice and Teaching  Unique Massage Techniques and Pain Relief Approach  Niche Services and Change in the Marketplace  More About Robert Gardner  Robert Gardner is a licensed Thai massage instructor, therapist, and yoga teacher based in Austin, Texas.  Robert's practice primarily involves Thai massage, yoga therapy, and yoga classes, and he has been in the healing arts field for over 21 years. His goal is to assist and educate individuals, encouraging them to stimulate their own healing.  To learn more about Robert Gardner wellness head over to https://www.robertgardnerwellness.com/about/  ‘X' Robert @RobertGWellness  Watch Robert on his Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/goudaforme  Follow Robert on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RobertGWellness/   Connect with Julie Alexander and Handcrafted Therapy   Join our email list!    To learn more about Julie Alexander, LMT, and Handcrafted Therapy Events and Wellness Center, head over to www.handcraftedtherapy.com   Join the Handcrafted Therapy Facebook community at:   https://www.facebook.com/handcraftedtherapy   Or on Handcrafted Therapy's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@handcraftedtherapy   

Learn more about the exhibition, L. Robert Gardner Architect: Cedar City Mid-Century Modern, by listening to this audio guide by curator, Dr. Becky Bloom.   L. Robert Gardner Architect: Cedar City Mid-Century Modern is on exhibition at Southern Utah Museum of Art through March 2, 2024. Audio Guide –     Introduction - 00:00.00 - 00:49.146 L. Robert Gardner, Architect -  00:50.056 -  02:53.506 A Modernist Campus -  02:56.115 - 05:19.970 Gardner's Mid-century Modern Homes - 05.23.814 - 07:47.808 Thank You for Visiting -  07:48.000 

This week on Fraudish we hear from Rob Gardner of Robert Gardner and Associates who specialize in public records and helping Forensic Accountants and Consultants find where the paper trail ends. Listen to this episode to learn more about how to find and utilize public records in investigations. Rob is here to help us be better fraud professionals! Links:Rob's LinkedinRob's TwitterManage RisksBig DataCasino

You can find Monica Garza in El Paso, Texas for a session. Instagram tiktok MassageBook Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website.Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Welcome to another episode of the pod where Mike is joined by friend of the show, Robert Gardner. We get into topics such as: Beyonce's Renaissance tour, roles in relationships, Kendrick Lamar's new leak dissing Big Sean, and more! Tap into the Patreon at patreon.com/ifiletyoutellit for additional content!

Des policiers du Connecticut croient qu'une femme disparue a en fait été assassinée. Mais comment pourront-ils le prouver s'ils ne retrouvent pas son corps ?Dans une autre affaire, un squelette est découvert dans un puits après 14 ans de recherches. Les experts auront-ils assez d'indices pour reconstituer les événements ? Enfin, alors qu'une enquête entourant l'homicide d'un homme est au point mort depuis quelque temps, le mystère est finalement résolu lors du décès du père de la victime. Depuis toujours, les meurtriers veulent cacher les cadavres de leurs victimes pour éviter d'être impliqués. Mais, maintenant, la police scientifique sait rendre justice, avec ou sans corps. “Police scientifique” est un podcast coproduit par Initial Studio et New Dominion Pictures, adapté de la série documentaire audiovisuelle "FBI Files" produit par New Dominion Pictures. Cet épisode a été écrit par Steven Zorn et il a été réalisé par Robert Gardner.Bonne écoute ! Pour découvrir nos autres podcasts, suivez Initial Studio sur Instagram et Facebook. Crédits du podcastProduction exécutive du podcast : Initial StudioProduction éditoriale : Sarah Koskievic et Astrid Verdun, assistées de Sidonie CottierMontage : Johanna LalondeIllustration : Laurine VogelAvec la voix de Benjamin Saeptem Hours

Des policiers du Connecticut croient qu'une femme disparue a en fait été assassinée. Mais comment pourront-ils le prouver s'ils ne retrouvent pas son corps ? Dans une autre affaire, un squelette est découvert dans un puits après 14 ans de recherches. Les experts auront-ils assez d'indices pour reconstituer les événements ? Enfin, alors qu'une enquête entourant l'homicide d'un homme est au point mort depuis quelque temps, le mystère est finalement résolu lors du décès du père de la victime. Depuis toujours, les meurtriers veulent cacher les cadavres de leurs victimes pour éviter d'être impliqués. Mais, maintenant, la police scientifique sait rendre justice, avec ou sans corps. “Police scientifique” est un podcast coproduit par Initial Studio et New Dominion Pictures, adapté de la série documentaire audiovisuelle "FBI Files" produit par New Dominion Pictures. Cet épisode a été écrit par Steven Zorn et il a été réalisé par Robert Gardner.Bonne écoute ! Pour découvrir nos autres podcasts, suivez Initial Studio sur Instagram et Facebook. Crédits du podcastProduction exécutive du podcast : Initial StudioProduction éditoriale : Sarah Koskievic et Astrid Verdun, assistées de Sidonie CottierMontage : Johanna LalondeIllustration : Laurine VogelAvec la voix de Benjamin Saeptem Hours

In this sermon from Ezekiel 34, Pastor Jon English explains failures that shepherds can commit, and the good news that the Lord is a faithful shepherd. This sermon was preached on the occasion of Robert Gardner's ordination to pastoral ministry.

In this sermon from Ezekiel 34, Pastor Jon English explains failures that shepherds can commit, and the good news that the Lord is a faithful shepherd. This sermon was preached on the occasion of Robert Gardner's ordination to pastoral ministry.

Christy Miller goes over some of the pitfalls of CE classes, education in the massage industry and her shared joy of travel. :) Find Christy Miller here: website facebook superfontenot2013@gmail.com Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Welcome to another episode of the podcast where Mike is joined by the usual suspects, Britney & Robert Gardner (@_chanyl @longevity_19), as they get into many of the current news over the last week in pop culture. Topics include: Frank Ocean cancelling Coachella, Jonathan Majors, locking eyes with your barber, Snowfall season finale plus much more! Be sure to follow the podcast Instagram @ifiletyoutellitpod and rate, review or subscribe wherever you stream the podcast to boost the show in the marketplace! Also, tap into the Patreon at patreon.com/ifiletyoutellit for additional content, including video versions of the show, bonus episodes and the chance to submit topics for an episode!

Breanna Eckley talks with me about home based massage businesses and some of the challenges and pitfalls. facebook group for home based bodyworkers Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Kellie Mitchell is a massage therapist in Wisconsin. You can reach her and her growing mat based practice here: website facebook instagram Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Michelle Ratz McGuire is a massage therapist in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. You can reach her here: website instagram facebook Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Heather Marie is a massage therapist in Texas talking with me about employment avenues in our industry. You can find her on instagram. Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

It was an honor to have Kathryn Kevorkian on the podcast. :) I expect many more great things from her. Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Host Llewellyn King talks to Robert Gardner, Principal at New World Technology Partners, who is one of the developers of supercomputers, about "emergent behavior" and how the internet has become a danger to itself.

Today on Crimes NZ we're going back nearly 60 years to investigate one of New Zealand's biggest fraudsters. In 1966, a Salvation Army captain was steering a barge up Waitemata Harbour when he spotted a mysterious suitcase floating in the water. It turned out to contain documents from Leidrum and Hartnell, a company that had recently opened a franchise in Auckland to sell cosmetics. Problem was, the cosmetics never arrived, and the franchisee, Robert Gardner, had already left the country with a bag full of cash. Joseph Sheehan BEM is a retired JP and former national head of the NZ Police's intelligence section, and was the detective sergeant put on to Gardner back in the 60s. He talks to Jesse about the extraordinary case.

Welcome to another episode of the pod! Today we have Marine veteran, husband and mathematician Robert Gardner on the pod to discuss this life shit. Topics include: difference between the Marines and other sections of the military, communication being an art form, David Ruffin and the Temptations, crying as a man, plus more! Please make sure you tune into the Patreon for additional content at patreon.com/ifiletyoutellit and thank you for listening!

In 1966 Robert 'Skip' Gardner hopped the Tasman and brought a small group of grifters with him to run a company that was looking distributors to sell its cosmetics through dairies and milk-bars. The story of New Zealand's biggest swindles, by true-crime author Scott Bainbridge - who's also written Without Trace and Still Missing.

Kendra Roxana Waide is a massage therapist in Illinois. You can contact her or schedule a session using the links below. website facebook Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jarrett Phelps is a personal trainer and massage therapist in Austin, TX. You can reach him on his social media below. facebook website instagram Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kevin Wood is a massage therapists in New York state. We go over some of the challenges in working for yourself, others and the balance between the two. Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

“I was drowning”. Acclaimed filmmaker Brett Morgen (“Kurt Cobain Montage of Heck”, “The Kid Stays in the Picture”) knew he was in deep trouble creatively when he sat down to write the script for his latest documentary and days stretched to weeks and then months. When your film subject's own creative output is as varied, unpredictable, and brilliant as rock star David Bowie's was throughout his legendary career, the pressure to measure up can be paralyzing. But, eventually, Brett cracked the narrative code, and the result is his remarkable new documentary, “Moonage Daydream”. Following the film's successful launch on IMAX screens, Brett joined Mike and Ken to talk about the emotional rollercoaster of his seven-year odyssey to bring this cinematic exploration of David Bowie's creative and spiritual journey to life. Faced with two visions of how to approach the topic, why did Brett choose the road less traveled — “a non-biographical experiential non-fiction film” — rather than the more linear musical jukebox that would have surely been the easier path? What is the “covenant” that Brett created with the audience? And after experiencing a massive heart attack at the beginning of the project, how did Brett draw inspiration from Bowie and gain insight into how to live his own life? Join us for this wide-awake conversation that is not intended to answer all of your questions about this extraordinary film, but will, hopefully, provoke more questions. That's just how it is with David Bowie… and Brett Morgen. A Neon release, “Moonage Daydream” is now showing in theaters worldwide.   Hidden Gem: “The Nuer” by Hilary Harris and George Breidenbach, produced by Robert Gardner and Hilary Harris   Follow on Twitter: @MoonageMov @brettmorgen @topdocspod   The Presenting Sponsor of "Top Docs" is Netflix.

Robert Gardner ‘86 Education, ‘00 MEd, retired teacher, discusses how to get the most out of your career as a teacher. Gardner has been involved in curriculum and textbook development and managed to add a lot of variety to his career teaching. This podcast Includes advice about how to avoid politics, burnout and how he managed to get a master's degree while teaching full time!

Eldra has a long conversation with me about food, culture, bodywork and stretch therapy. You can reach him here: Instagram Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jordan Cash has a detailed conversation with me about the ongoing oddity of teaching Thai massage or not. :) Jordan's website Jordan's Facebook Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Today I am honored to welcome Robert Gardner, a high-profile individual in the finance industry who uses his power to try to make the world a better place. On top of being director of Investments at Saint James Place and managing £150 billion of clients' wealth, he has founded the 4th largest investment consultancy in the UK and holds a few board positions. He is driven by financial well-being and making money a force for good and thus has an industry-leading position when it comes to responsible investing. In this episode, we are talking about financial activism, the persistent campaigning to create change from having a net 0 portfolio, to being a member of climate action 100+ to engage with the largest emitters on the planet, to diversity in the workplace, and empowering people as early as 4 years old with money skills. All the subjects that I cherish that ultimately lead to financial well-being. So let's get inspired and hear about these fantastic initiatives and the energy devoted to them!

Shim Dawan runs many businesses in Baton Rouge, LA. You can reach out to him on his social media below. website instagram facebook Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Crystal Howard & Ian McIntosh are president and vice president of the Florida State Massage Therapy Association. You can contact them below: website instagram facebook Emails: Crystal president@fsmta.org Ian vicepresident1@fsmta.org Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

Find our more about Carmen Mims and the Florida Massage Therapy Association here: Carmen's website insta facebook Florida Massage Therapy association website facebook Find out more about Robert Gardner on his website. Subscribe to your Free trial video education here.

UK house prices have reached an all-time average record of £254,822 in December, according to lender Nationwide. While most stock markets around the world have continued to rise to new highs despite the gloomy economic outlook and a growing new variant  The average price of a typical house in the UK is now £23,902 more than it was in January, making it the strongest year for price rises since 2006. Nationwide and the Halifax have predicted the market would slow next year because the stamp duty holiday, which ended in September, forced buyers to bring purchases forward. Nationwide also said the slowdown could be made worse by the spread of Omicron. Interest rate factor Nationwide's chief economist Robert Gardner said that even if the economy remains strong in spite the virus, higher interest rates were likely have a "cooling influence" on the housing market. "House price growth has outpaced income growth by a significant margin over the past 18 months and, as a result, housing affordability is already less favourable than before the pandemic struck," Mr Gardner added. The lender could be anticipating further increases to interest rates in the new year. Earlier this month, the Bank of England hiked base interest rates to 0.25% from their historic lows of 0.1% in a bid to curb the threat of rising inflation. The US is expected to raise rates three times next year to tackle the highest price rises in nearly 40 years. But the central banks cannot raise rates too high as this will mean higher payments on the trillions in debt they owe to lenders. Increases in the cost of borrowing will be bad news for people trying to get on the property ladder and could herald the end of the decade long property and stock market boom. Wales saw the highest growth with prices increasing 15.8% compared to the same time last year. Meanwhile, price increases in London slowed compared to last year, climbing just 4.2%. In an interview with BBC's Today programme, Andrew Harvey, a senior economist at Nationwide, said the pandemic had caused a change in the behaviour of buyers who had been looking to leave large cities in favour or suburban and rural areas. "I think London probably has suffered as a result of that," he said. Average prices change across the UK Wales: Up 15.8% to £196,759 Northern Ireland: Up 12.1% to £167,479 South West: Up 11.5% to £294,845 Outer South East: Up 11.3% to £329,869 North West: Up 11.2% to £196,806 Yorkshire and Humberside: Up 10.8% to £190,855 East Anglia: Up 10.4% to £268,146 East Midlands: Up 10.4% to £221,813 Scotland: Up 10.1% to £172,605 West Midlands: Up 9.4% to £227,031 Outer metropolitan area of London: Up 8.8% to £410,992 North: Up 7.7% to £148,105 London: Up 4.2% to £507,230 Source: BBC. Mr Gardner said it was the first time since 1973, when Nationwide began publishing house price data, that the largest price rises had been seen in Wales. "Price growth remained elevated in Northern Ireland at 12.1%, the strongest end to the year for the region since 2007," he said. "Annual house price growth in Scotland was 10.1%, in line with the wider UK." The year has been dominated by Covid lockdowns and restrictions which saw international flights to the UK slump by 71%, retail giants such as Debenhams go bust and thousands of small businesses and hospitality firms suffer losses. Other businesses prospered during the last two years. Not just the likes of Amazon, but any business that adapted to the new world of online transactions and Zoom! I want to thank all my viewers, listeners and readers for all your support this year, and wish you all a prosperous New Year. See also: How will you prosper in 2022? – Make 2022 your best year ever! SPECIAL APPEAL We have witnessed major climate disasters, such as the recent typhoon which has destroyed 90% of homes in the southern islands of the Philippines. While we in the west worry and fret over a shortage of some of our favourite food supplies, millions of people around the world are starving. You can donate to my Rotary Fundraiser – to provide food, clean water and shelter to the people who have lost their homes and will not be enjoying a merry Christmas. https://www.facebook.com/groups/174851346196950/permalink/1621462918202445/ Money also migrated so-called safe property havens in the UK, Canada, US and Australia. Wealthy people have sought second and third passports and residency in countries offering citizenship for cash or property investment.  Financial education in investing is the key to building and keeping wealth. 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What this guest lacks in hair he makes up for in wit and inspiration. Robert Gardner sheds light on his leadership as CEO of Banner Ironwood and Goldfield Medical Center, father of five, and barbecue extraordinaire. Join us as the bromance unfolds. ---------- Guiding Growth: Conversations with Community Leaders Join our hosts, Sarah Watts and Ben Kalkman, as we explore the human journey of leaders - their stories of humility, triumph, roadblocks, and lessons learned - as they reflect on how they became who they are today and share stories of inspiration and hope with listeners. We'll take away the title, just for a moment, and enjoy a connection with the soul. Be sure to subscribe to our show for more interviews with community leaders. This podcast is brought to you by the Gilbert Chamber of Commerce and Rocket SPACE. Learn more about our show at https://guidinggrowth.co. View our Privacy Policy at https://rocketspaceaz.com/privacy

In this week's Let Me Ask You Something podcast, I speak with Robert T. Gardner, Jr. about his books, what is Relationship Readiness, and how his personal life influenced what he does today. Learn more about Robert T. Gardner Jr.: Relationship Readiness: https://www.relationshipreadiness.org/ Book "Access Denied!": https://www.amazon.com/Access-Denied-Robert-Gardner-Jr/dp/1478764805 Book "The Choice We Make": https://www.amazon.com/Choices-Make-Robert-Gardner-Jr-ebook/dp/B0793T6ZQD --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Robert (Rob) Gardner is Director of Investments at St. James's Place Wealth Management, a position he has held since early 2019. He was a co-founder of Redington, a consulting firm, where he spent 14 years and remains a non-executive Director. Rob describes himself as a financial activist – on a mission to make money a force for good for people and the planet and create “financial wellbeing in a world worth living in”. He is a passionate advocate for financial literacy and has written a children's book on the topic called "Save your Acorns" (see: https://saveyouracorns.com/). He is on the expert committee of the Retirement Investment Systems Reform Project of the World Economic Forum.Our multi-layered conversation looks back to Rob's youth, when he spent a period of time in Argentina and later in a boarding school in the UK. His early days of juggling exchange rates and experiencing the reality of hyper-inflation sowed the seeds for a passion for numbers and finance, and we trace his years in finance before he took the leap to found Redington. We then pivot to some of Rob's core beliefs that guide his current advocacy - his passionate focus on increasing financial literacy, particularly in young children, and his advice around what it means to invest for a world worth living in. We speak about his current work that encourage planning for living to 100 (and beyond) and how investing with a sustainable lens is critical. Rob leaves us with some of the advice he gives to the young people he mentors: that they should begin with the end in mind - and to nurture their three pools of capital: intellectual capital, social capital, and financial capital. This endorsement to keep learning, build networks and to manage risk and finances prudently is a powerful trinity that applies well beyond the walls of finance and investment. This podcast was supported by Alvine Capital, a specialist investment advisor and placement boutique, based in London, and the Guild of Investment Managers, which was found in 2015 by a group of investment managers, to combine the benefits of a modern, diverse and dynamic network organization with the traditions of the livery world.

Here it is, the final part of  my conversation with Robert about how to build your brand in today's digital age.

About This Episode Welcome back to part 2 of this 4-part interview with Robert Gardner. In this episode we dive further into the different ways Robert is using social media to promote his brand & what he looks for in a successful marketing strategy. What To Listen For How Robert uses & applies advice from Gary Vaynerchuk. How to sell services on social media without being overly pushy. Why he documents so much of his work and life The 3 metrics Robert looks for to determine success on social media content The value of being controversial & notable in marketing How & why you should “kill them with kindness” How and why Robert developed his business skills The value of having a brand on social media How and why Robert sells 3 hour sessions in his private practice How and why you should be educating your audience through your social media channels. About This Guest Robert Gardner is a licensed Thai massage instructor, therapist and yoga teacher in Austin, Texas. He came to this work after being in a drunk driving accident in college. He was a healthy, vibrant 22 year old who turned into someone who was severely depressed and in pain for years with no relief due to one tourist's decision to get behind the wheel. He found no help from the traditional medical establishment in his home state of Louisiana and promptly dropped out of school. Working at a health food store trying to regain his health He discovered massage and went to massage school where his healing process really began. Robert primarily use Thai massage, yoga therapy and lead yoga classes to help my clients and students. He's been practicing the healing arts for twelve years and is here to help to assist and educate people to stimulate their own healing. Learn more about Robert and connect with him at www.robertgardnerwellness.com or on Facebook.

This episode is the first of a four part interview with Robert Garner of Thai Massage Jam, and Robert Gardner Wellness. This interview had previously been locked away as a private bonus for students for one of my massage marketing courses, but after a few years I felt it should be heard by all. Although the interview was recorded previously, in the information is still extremely relevant in today's landscape of building a successful massage business. Enjoy! What To Listen For How Robert became involved in the world of massage & bodywork after being involved in a car accident Why Robert become deeper involved in mat based bodywork How he overcame his marketing challenge, and educated people and attract clients for mat based bodywork & thai massage Why he relies so heavily on video marketing & social media How he built his business in the early days while still working in a chiropractors office How the general population responded to his new methods of marketing & presenting bodywork The best ways for massage therapists to make more money The main challenge therapists must overcome to successfully build their business How massage therapists can “win” against large brands like Massage Envy The biggest leverage point massage therapists have with social media. Where massage schools is failing massage therapists About This Guest Robert Gardner is a licensed Thai massage instructor, therapist and yoga teacher in Austin, Texas. He came to this work after being in a drunk driving accident in college. He was a healthy, vibrant 22 year old who turned into someone who was severely depressed and in pain for years with no relief due to one tourist's decision to get behind the wheel. He found no help from the traditional medical establishment in his home state of Louisiana and promptly dropped out of school. Working at a health food store trying to regain his health He discovered massage and went to massage school where his healing process really began. Robert primarily use Thai massage, yoga therapy and lead yoga classes to help my clients and students. He's been practicing the healing arts for twelve years and is here to help to assist and educate people to stimulate their own healing. Learn more about Robert and connect with him at www.robertgardnerwellness.com or on Facebook.