Podcast appearances and mentions of scott dillon

In this insightful episode of Property Investing Insights, Victor Kumar engages in a candid conversation with Scott Dillon, a seasoned investor and long-time client. Scott recounts his journey from taking his first steps into property investing to developing a robust and diverse portfolio over the past decade. This episode delves deep into the strategies, challenges, and triumphs that have defined his investment experience. Episode Highlights: -Overcoming Initial Fears: Scott shares how he conquered the common anxieties associated with starting in property investing and why the reality often differs from the fears. - Building a Strong Team: The critical role of having the right experts—accountants, brokers, and property managers—in your corner to guide and support your investment journey. - Strategic Diversification: Insights into how Scott diversified his portfolio across various states, balancing growth with stability, and navigating different market cycles. - Lessons from Fitness to Finance: Drawing parallels between physical fitness and financial fitness, Scott discusses the importance of discipline, routine, and the right guidance in both arenas. - Key Lessons Learned: Reflecting on a decade of investing, Scott offers practical advice for both new and seasoned investors. Important Links: - 2024 PIPA Annual Property Investor Sentiment Survey: The survey closes soon (17th August). Participate now to have your voice heard in shaping the future of property investment. - Scott Dillon's Company - 365 Performance: Discover Scott's approach to health and fitness, helping busy professionals achieve peak performance. - Property Investment Education Event: Join us on the 3rd of September at Rydges Parramatta for an in-person event where you can connect with fellow investors and gain deeper insights into successful property strategies. If you've enjoyed this episode, please share it with others who might benefit. Don't forget to subscribe to Property Investing Insights for more expert advice and real-world experiences from top investors..

EPISODE 102 - DJ Breaks Down His Unbound TOP-10, Scott Podiums Armed Forces, and Dizzle Gets DNF Redemption What up party people. Another real quick intro for y'all because we have another long dong episode for y'all coming in hot. Scott kicks off the show talking about some of the racing he's been doing across the pond and last weekend at Armed Forces before we get into all things Unbound. Stick around to the end for some staple tire talk and the breakdown from the Bonk Bros vs Algorithm Dan fantasy draft.   If you have any questions or feedback for the show you can drop us a note at bonkbrospodcast@gmail.com or hit us up on the Bonk Bros insta (@bonkbros @dylanjawnson @adamsaban6 @tylerclouti @raddaddizzle @scottmcgilljr). And if you raced Unbound this weekend and are having some aches and pains that need some addressing, head over to Dynamic Cyclist to check out their strength and mobility plans - use discount code BONKBROS (all upper case) for a free 7 day trial and 10% off any subscription plans. Alright let's get this episode started.   Patreon: http://patreon.com/patreon_bonkbros     Silca (15% discount code: bonkbrosbikewash): https://silca.cc/?utm_source=Bonk+Bros&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=stripchip&utm_id=Bonk+Bros+Podcast   Dynamic Cyclist (10% discount code: BONKBROS): https://new.dynamiccyclist.com/a/43703/xkYViFV8   BOLT (15% discount code: BONKBROS15): BOLT Skin + Shaveboltshave.com   For more Dylan Johnson content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIf1xvRN8pzyd_VfLgj_dow Intro/ Outro music by AlexGrohl on Pixabay.com: https://pixabay.com/music/id-111445/  Listener Question Form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1T37wGRLk6iYTCF6X_DQ9yfcaYtfAQceKpBJYR5W7DVA/edit?ts=642eb6d6     The Following Was Generated Using AI And Should Not Be Held To The Higher Standards Of Sentient Beings - Riverside.fm   Summary The conversation covers a range of topics including Scott's recent trip to Norway, his race experiences, and a discussion about the importance of races and family commitments. The conversation also delves into the concept of sacrificing personal life for athletic success and the challenges of recovery and travel. The banter includes humorous exchanges and insights into the world of competitive cycling. The conversation covers various topics related to a recent race event, including race performance, challenges, and experiences. It also delves into the coverage of the race, live streaming, and post-race reflections. The participants discuss their individual race experiences, strategies, and the overall competition level. The conversation also touches on the evolution of race performance over the years and the impact of live coverage on the audience's experience. The conversation covers a comparison between US gravel racing and US professional road racing, the challenges and strategies during the race, and the final moments of the race. It also includes discussions about aid stops, group dynamics, and individual performance. The conversation covers topics such as peak power, race dynamics, rider experiences, equipment choices, hydration strategies, and rule interpretation at Unbound. It also delves into humorous anecdotes and banter among the participants. The conversation covers a range of topics including race tactics, equipment choices, rule interpretations, and race outcomes. It delves into the use of fairings, computer mounts, tire choices, and number plate positioning. The discussion also explores the dynamics of the women's race and the significance of race results in the context of the Lifetime Grand Prix. The conversation covers a range of topics including race results, fantasy league, tire choices, and personal anecdotes. The hosts discuss race outcomes, the impact of segregation, and the points system. They also delve into the concept of a fantasy league for cycling, tire preferences, and personal experiences with bike equipment. The conversation concludes with a light-hearted exchange and farewells.   Keywords cycling, race experiences, travel, sacrifice, recovery, banter, competitive cycling, race performance, challenges, experiences, live streaming, coverage, competition level, strategies, post-race reflections, race evolution, audience experience, gravel racing, professional road racing, race strategy, group dynamics, aid stops, individual performance, peak power, race dynamics, rider experiences, equipment choices, hydration strategies, rule interpretation, Unbound, banter, anecdotes, race tactics, equipment choices, rule interpretations, race outcomes, fairings, computer mounts, tire choices, number plate positioning, women's race, Lifetime Grand Prix, race results, fantasy league, tire choices, cycling equipment, personal anecdotes, points system, segregation, bike racing, competition, podcast banter   Takeaways The challenges of balancing athletic commitments with family and personal life. The impact of travel and recovery on athletic performance. The humorous banter and insights into the world of competitive cycling. Race performance and experiences are influenced by individual strategies, competition level, and race conditions. Live streaming and race coverage play a significant role in the audience's experience and engagement with the event. Post-race reflections provide valuable insights into personal growth, learning, and future race preparation. US gravel racing vs. US professional road racing Challenges and strategies during the race Group dynamics and individual performance Aid stops and race strategy Peak power and race dynamics play a significant role in rider performance. Equipment choices and hydration strategies can impact race outcomes. Rule interpretation at Unbound allows for flexibility and innovation in approach. The conversation is filled with humorous anecdotes and banter among the participants. Race tactics and equipment choices play a crucial role in gravel racing. Rule interpretations and equipment modifications are topics of interest and discussion among gravel racers. The women's race and the dynamics of race results are significant aspects of gravel racing. The Lifetime Grand Prix and its impact on race performance and standings are noteworthy considerations for gravel racers. Discussion of race outcomes and the impact of segregation on race results. Exploration of the concept of a fantasy league for cycling and its potential impact on spectator engagement. Insights into tire preferences and the importance of bike equipment in racing and training. Personal anecdotes and banter between the hosts, showcasing a lighthearted and engaging dynamic.   Titles Insights into Competitive Cycling and Banter Balancing Athletic Commitments and Personal Life Race Performance and Strategies: Insights from the Event Post-Race Reflections: Personal Growth and Future Preparation Aid Stops and Race Strategy Race Challenges and Strategies Humorous Anecdotes and Banter Exploring Peak Power and Race Dynamics The Dynamics of the Women's Race The Significance of the Lifetime Grand Prix The Fantasy League Concept Personal Anecdotes and Banter   Sound Bites "I would say probably like, I would, dude, and then I was thinking like, for the win at Unbound, I think that I, if somebody was like, to win Unbound, you have to never go to a wedding for the rest of your life, I'd be like, yeah, that's happening. I'm never doing another wedding ever." "One time Dylan tried to argue to me that he would, it was something about like, to be world champion in anything, any cycling discipline, he would like give up having children or hypothetically have a child disappear somehow to become a world champion." "Dude, the guy was like, ready to give it to me. I'm like, what is that? And he's like, oh, it's fine. Just like bend over and let me give it to you. And I'm like, well, dude, like, I don't know, they're not, they're not used to having people in the hospital that like question that actually like care about their." "The new sponsor of the Roadhouse team, Rainstorm Racing, Rainstorm is like the Monster Energy drink, they're like sponsoring Toad and they're throwing in like thousands of dollars for, the big thing about Toad is like there's preems, but the preems are bigger prize purses than the actual race." "I thought there was another Dylan Johnson in the race, because they didn't believe that I was that high up." "I was like, I was like pulling really hard and was like, well, I'm obviously the strongest guy in this group. So I'll just do the most work." "I think that the level of competition in US gravel right now is higher than the level of competition in US road racing, professional road racing." "The aid stops have gotten insane. I was in and out of the aid stops in 30 seconds and I had to chase the hardest of the entire race after both aid stops to get back onto the front group." "There was a brief period with less than five miles left in the race remaining where I was with where I was." "My peak power was 750." "The sprint was so messy because I was chasing down the guys going for third place." "This is way different, way, yeah, way different than a crit Scott." "The conversation covers a range of topics including race tactics, equipment choices, rule interpretations, and race outcomes." "The discussion also explores the dynamics of the women's race and the significance of race results in the context of the Lifetime Grand Prix." "Yeah, but he won the last race." "Payson's in second, DJ's in seventh. Yeah, baby." "Yeah, we gotta see the Scott Dillon."   Chapters 00:00 Balancing Athletic Commitments and Personal Life 06:10 The Impact of Travel and Recovery on Performance 13:54 Insights into Competitive Cycling and Banter 15:31 Race Performance and Strategies: Insights from the Event 16:12 Live Streaming and Race Coverage: Impact on Audience Engagement 39:03 The Gravel vs. Road Racing Debate 44:39 Race Challenges and Strategies 56:43 Group Dynamics and Performance 01:00:09 Exploring Peak Power and Race Dynamics 01:01:14 Equipment Choices and Hydration Strategies 01:02:29 Rule Interpretation and Flexibility at Unbound 01:03:39 Humorous Anecdotes and Banter 01:14:46 Race Tactics and Equipment Choices in Gravel Racing 01:15:36 The Dynamics of the Women's Race 01:23:06 Rule Interpretations and Equipment Modifications 01:29:54 The Significance of the Lifetime Grand Prix 01:30:06 Race Outcomes and Segregation Impact 01:31:03 The Fantasy League Concept 01:31:59 Tire Preferences and Equipment Importance 01:43:18 Personal Anecdotes and Banter

A new MP3 sermon from Iglesia Fuente de Gracia is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Barro en las Manos del Alfarero Subtitle: Lectio Divina Speaker: Scott Dillon Broadcaster: Iglesia Fuente de Gracia Event: Devotional Date: 4/4/2022 Bible: Jeremiah 18:3-6 Length: 6 min.

In part one Cody & Dave are joined by their wives, Leah & Danielle to discuss their favorite Christmas movies of all time. Part 2 has the fellas & Scott Dillon playing a festive game of "Is It A Christmas Movie?" Merry Christmas!! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pop-culture-pastor/support

Double Clutch takes a tinseltown turn, as resident film nut Josh Coyne explores the world of basketball movies. With the help of close friend Scott Dillon, Dan Jin, Paddy McConway and Nigel Miguel, this episode revolves around 90's animated hoops romp - Space Jam, following it's 23rd anniversary. Listen via the options above or via: Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify Tunein Acast Google Podcasts Google Play Libsyn Join the community, read, watch, listen, comment and follow: Double Clutch UK Twitter Facebook Instagram  Youtube 

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In this episode: Magical vinegar, stealing away, snack heroics, living your best life with foil, grippy socks, bad yearbook decisions, speak for yourself, Amy, reality debates, #millenniallatenessexcuses, real celebrity judges, fancy doctor outfit on #RHONJ, the world’s best, drivel on #theBachelor and vapid bachelorettes, support animal news, romantic gestures, parental consent, Meghan’s friends give her a hand, Danielle accidentally causes local drama, and our interview with the best beverage CEO ever, Scott Dillon of the Twisted Beverage Company!  

Scott shares his thoughts on parenting around electronics, the value of knowing your kids and the calling of an educator.

Scott discusses 30 years of experience in Christian education and the personal choice of schooling every parent has to make.

Scott Dillon is the owner of a cocktail company called The Twisted Shrub. After a chance meeting in passing, I instantly knew I had to learn more about his story and after reaching out, he was kind enough to sit down with me over drinks. How did He go from a secure job at General Mills to starting his own cocktail company? Why does he think that the most legit people view vulnerability as a sign of confidence? And what are these ‘Shrubs’ he’s basing his entire business on? In this episode we talk about: -What are “Shrubs” and how did Scott Discover them -The beauty of craft-beverages forcing you to be in the moment -Scott’s history with General Mills and how the recession changed his life path -The importance of honest friendships (you need people to call you on your shit)   -The danger of binary career thinking (thinking you either choose to have a fun career and not have it be smart financially or you have a borring career that gives you financial security) -The greatest skill Scott learned from his time at General Mills (LISTENING & LEADERSHIP) -Leadership Advice -The importance of vaulnerability and NOT the fake it till you make it mentality -The importance of ‘Winning’ and bringing a competitive spirit in anything you do (Scott explains why) -Colin Powell’s '40/70 Rule' -Vulnerability and being willing to ask questions when you don’t know is the ultamate sign of confidence (Scott explains why and talks about Questions. "If you don’t ask, you don’t care.”) Recording Location: Parlour, Downtown Minneapolis Drinks: Seasonal Smash & Parlour Old Fashioned  For Links, Guest’s Info, and Show Notes VISIT: www.thecuriouspod.com

This is week three in a three week discussion of the book Soul Keeping by John Ortberg. Scott Dillon and Bill Meek are this week’s guests. They talk with Chad and Kurt about our soul’s need for blessing, satisfaction and gratitude. The soul is incapable of satisfying itself and yet it is incapable of living without satisfaction. Our soul needs God.

This is week three in a three week discussion of the book Soul Keeping by John Ortberg. Scott Dillon and Bill Meek are this week’s guests. They talk with Chad and Kurt about our soul’s need for blessing, satisfaction and gratitude. The soul is incapable of satisfying itself and yet it is incapable of living without satisfaction. Our soul needs God.

Welcome to Driving Change where we go for a drive with tech leaders and dig deep into their beliefs, habits, routines, and influences. On this episode we go for a ride with Scott Dillon Chief Technology Officer of Wells Fargo. On the drive we talk about his role as CTO, leading tech as scale, diversity and enjoying the journey. This show was filmed on the road so you may hear some audio challenges. To see the video version of this show and others visit Lead by Change at www.leadbychange.com  Subscribe to Lead by Change at www.leadbychange.com to get early access to new shows and exclusive content.  This show is empowered by Collective Genius. No matter how great the leader or the team if they do not find each other nothing will change.  Collective Genius helps technology companies drive change and innovation by providing the right tech and product talent. Find your leader or build your team at Collective Genius at www.collective-genius.com  Produced and Hosted by Jeff Martin, CEO and Founder of Collective Genius  Music by https://soundcloud.com/andrewapplepie