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One of the biggest questions I get all of the time on social media from other advisors is “SERIOUSLY – How on EARTH can you take an entire month off?”So, this week I am diving into why and how my Summer Sabbaticals started… and how they have been hands-down the most profitable and productive thing I have done for my business. Yes, by taking a month off… completely unplugged… my profit went up. Counter intuitive? Not once you understand the business strategy behind the disconnection!!In this episode:·      How a major charity that I work with used this concept to identify gaps in their business structure… mind blown!·      Why white space that comes from being unplugged and disconnected is so healthy for your business brain ·      I'll walk you through the process I used to build up to this extended time off – I promise it was a slow progression!Spoiler Alert! Systems and processes AND an amazing team are a crucial component of being able to truly get away!I hope you enjoy this shorty podcast and maybe add an extra day or two onto your next vacation as “business strategy” - hehehe!Successful businesses don't get built alone. You need community! You need collaboration! Join us in The Efficient Advisor Community on Facebook.Check out more FREE resources and our FREE video library at http://www.theefficientadvisor.comLooking for all the resources from this episode? Check out this episode's webpage for show notes, transcripts, downloads and more!  

[Forgiving]In the premier episode of Freestyle Friday, Michael and Adam discuss forgiving someone who isn't sorry.The run-down:Should we? It depends.If we should, how? Seriously… HOW do we forgive real hurt?Drawing from personal experiences & victories, Adam shares how to set your heart free after deep damage.-- What to expect:Our mission at Freakin Blessed™ is to inspire, equip & entertain men, women and families in pursuit of never-settle fulfillment through the power of true community and honest connection.We do this passionately with a divergent view toward the status quo, spot lighting the individual journeys, unique minds and innovative perspectives that make ours the leading example of how real community is done.Check out the Freakin Blessed™ YouTube ChannelSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/freakinblessed)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/freakinblessed)

Seriously? How can an 1896 election help us today? There are some eerie similarities to our times. Does razor thin, contentious presidential results sound familiar? How can business owners remain grounded? This episode provides three suggestions on how business owners can stay grounded, even thrive in times of uncertainty. http://Arise2Live.com/podcasts

In this poem a geber shows up on the scene. A man (what kind of man and exactly “who” this man is has been the subject of much conjecture) who has experienced the pain, the suffering and the exile firsthand. He then launches into a description of what he has befallen him: his skin and flesh grow old, his bones have been broken, he has been besieged and surrounded with bitterness and hardship, he dwells in darkness like those long dead, he has been walled in, and weighed down with chains. When he calls for help his prayer is shut out, his way has been barred  with blocks of stone, his paths have been made crooked, he was dragged from the path, mangled and left me without help, he was the target of arrows, his heart was pierced, he was a laughingstock of all the people, they mock him all day long, he is filled with bitter herbs, has only gall to drink, his teeth has been broken with gravel, he has been trampled in the dust, deprived of peace, he has forgotten what prosperity is and now says, “My splendor is gone and all that I had hoped from the Lord.” His response to all of this? The Lord is good to those whose hope is in him, to the one who seeks him; it is good to wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord. W.T.F.? Seriously? How can this be? How can one name all that has befallen them and then turn to the one causing all the heartache and express trust? O’Connor writes, “When you meet the geber, you meet someone with tangled theology. Hope and horror stand side by side. Hope and honesty stand side by side. Hope and contradiction stand side by side.” And that’s the thing about hope - it doesn’t ignore the crap and the hard circumstances. It stands right beside them. Many have been told that hope is to the exclusion of the raw emotions expressed by the geber - you either have hope, or you succumb to your circumstances. Here, however, is someone who has hope, and sits with humiliation, deprivation, suffering, bitterness, and the horrors of what he’s witnessed. Isn’t this how it often is? That hope is near to all these other circumstances? It’s possible to say in the same breath, “God is good” and “This is hard and it hurts and I’m getting screwed all in the same breath.”

In this poem a geber shows up on the scene. A man (what kind of man and exactly “who” this man is has been the subject of much conjecture) who has experienced the pain, the suffering and the exile firsthand. He then launches into a description of what he has befallen him: his skin and flesh grow old, his bones have been broken, he has been besieged and surrounded with bitterness and hardship, he dwells in darkness like those long dead, he has been walled in, and weighed down with chains. When he calls for help his prayer is shut out, his way has been barred  with blocks of stone, his paths have been made crooked, he was dragged from the path, mangled and left me without help, he was the target of arrows, his heart was pierced, he was a laughingstock of all the people, they mock him all day long, he is filled with bitter herbs, has only gall to drink, his teeth has been broken with gravel, he has been trampled in the dust, deprived of peace, he has forgotten what prosperity is and now says, “My splendor is gone and all that I had hoped from the Lord.” His response to all of this? The Lord is good to those whose hope is in him, to the one who seeks him; it is good to wait quietly for the salvation of the Lord. W.T.F.? Seriously? How can this be? How can one name all that has befallen them and then turn to the one causing all the heartache and express trust? O’Connor writes, “When you meet the geber, you meet someone with tangled theology. Hope and horror stand side by side. Hope and honesty stand side by side. Hope and contradiction stand side by side.” And that’s the thing about hope - it doesn’t ignore the crap and the hard circumstances. It stands right beside them. Many have been told that hope is to the exclusion of the raw emotions expressed by the geber - you either have hope, or you succumb to your circumstances. Here, however, is someone who has hope, and sits with humiliation, deprivation, suffering, bitterness, and the horrors of what he’s witnessed. Isn’t this how it often is? That hope is near to all these other circumstances? It’s possible to say in the same breath, “God is good” and “This is hard and it hurts and I’m getting screwed all in the same breath.”

I’m serious. を通じやすく格好良く言うための練習。　Send me a serious citrus soda. Seriously? How serious are you? I’m serious as a funeral.

Me again. Knocking off episodes like a college kid at nickel beer night. You should be impressed. This week we hit a new hero, we talk the life and death of Austin, binaural microphones, teaching workshops, the anti-tech movement, the idea of going vegetarian and I also provide some of the best marriage advice you will ever find. Wait, there's more? Seriously? How about the stunted visual proficiency of our government and the prospect of civil war?

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Little tiny babies it's Monday morning and its time to rock! We're back with a fun little episode about LOVIN YA SELF BABY. Some how we also broach a few very odd subjects which we sorta apologize for. Seriously How creepy is Howard the Duck. WTF. Whatever. See y'all next week! Listen to the podcast on: Spotify open.spotify.com/show/5wYUea0JI3zlrduWt1DERS Apple Podcasts podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/thin…en/id1460311212 If you loved it, make sure to help support the show on Patreon. www.patreon.com/thingshappenpodcast Thanks again to NeoReach, our shows sponsor. Go check out NeoReach.com today and make sure to follow them on all their socials. www.neareach.com

Have you ever wondered what is going on behind the scenes of The Amazing Seller? What is the team cooking up for 2018? How do they plan to expand their reach and help sellers get their ecommerce business off the ground? On this episode, you’ll get a special peek behind the scenes with Scott and his team as they talk about plans for 2018 and beyond. You don’t want to miss out on this unique and fun look at what the team has cooked up. Make sure to listen to this special episode! Why Amazon? As the ecommerce industry continues its upward trajectory, many business leaders wonder if it is still the best option to start and build a business on Amazon’s platform. Is it still worth it to start your ecommerce business on Amazon or are there better options out there to explore? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, you’ll hear from Scott and his team as they explain why Amazon is still the best platform for sellers like you to get started on. While the guys admit that there are good options out there for expanding your ecommerce business away from Amazon, it is still the go-to platform for getting your business off the ground. To hear the TAS team dive deeper into this topic, make sure to listen to this episode! What is success? What is your definition of success for your business, especially starting out? Do you expect to get rich quick or become an overnight success story? What if you just break even in your first quarter of profits? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, Scott and his team talk about keeping a healthy perspective on success as you start your ecommerce business. Don’t expect to go out there and have your brand hit it out of the park right off the bat. Learn from the guys at TAS and get a good view on what to expect as you build your business. Hear more from Scott and his team on this episode! Helping others and delivering value. How do you know that Scott and his team are dedicated to helping sellers like you make the most out of your ecommerce business? They continue to deliver value and quality content week after week aimed at helping you learn from their successes and their mistakes. So what are you waiting for? Take them up on their advice and get started with your ecommerce business today! Find out what steps you need to take to join the TAS community and get the ball rolling. Learn more on this episode and check out the resources section located at the end of this post! Challenge Yourself! Do you really want to build an ecommerce business? Seriously? How bad do you want it? Is it just a good idea that you find interesting or are you willing to really put your money where your mouth is? Are you ready to go out there and risk failure in order to find success? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, Scott and his team talk about digging deep and finding the motivation you need to fuel your journey toward success. If you want to succeed, you’ve got to know your “Why” and really go after it, sacrifice put in the hard work, and see what all of your efforts will get you. Get more helpful tips and insights on what it takes to grow your business and more on this episode! OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast! [2:30] Scott and his team jump into the conversation. [5:30] TAS plans moving into 2018. [12:30] Why the TAS team encourages people to start their business on Amazon. [23:30] What is success? What are you benchmarks? [29:00] Plans to help TAS followers get started in 2018. [41:00] Helping others and finding success in the process. [47:00] Scott shares the stories from two TAS followers about getting started. [54:00] Challenge yourself! There are no excuses! [57:00] Closing thoughts from Scott. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE www.theamazingseller.com/workshop www.theamazingseller.com/start Tony Robbins www.aliexpress.com

  Native Opinion Episode 63 “SERIOUSLY?” How to Reach our show: hosts@nativeopinion.com Twitter: @nativeopinion Facebook: facebook.com/nativeopinionpodcast/ Webpage: nativeopinion.com Youtube: https://www.Youtube.com/c/NativeOpinion Leave us a voicemail: Call us! (860) 381-0207 Poem By Savanna Black: Title: YOU’VE GOT BLOOD ON YOUR HANDS, AMERICA SOURCE: https://savannahblackwritings.wordpress.com/2017/01/10/youve-got-blood-on-your-hands-america/ Native News Segments Covered in this episode:   Title: The Senate just named a supporter of the Dakota pipeline to head its Indian Affairs committee AUTHOR: By Zak Cheney-Rice January 06, 2017 SOURCE: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/john-hoeven-indian-affairs committee_us_587177d3e4b099cdb0fd764c   Title: The Cherokee are the only tribe entitled to a delegate in Congress. But will they finally send one? Subtitle: To deal with a Trump administration, the tribal nation might now want to use that 200-year-old treaty right. Author: By Tristan Ahtone - January 5, 2017,| News Report Source: http://www.yesmagazine.org/people-power/the-cherokee-nation-is-entitled-to-a-delegate-in-congress-but-will-they-finally-send-one-20170104 ADDITIONAL SOURCE: http://www.nationofchange.org/2017/01/05/cherokee-tribe-entitled-delegate-congress-will-finally-send-one/   Title: Teaching Kids the Wonderful Diversity of American Indians The awareness teachers and parents need to teach Head Start children about American Indians accurately and respectfully. By Bernhard Michaelis, Founder, Native Child SOURCE: http://www.nativechild.com/article.html          

Seriously: How to get 3-5 times MORE INFORMATION from the spreads you cast than any other reader you meet. Today's free lesson is on the exact steps necessary for you to dig deep into a spread and pull out *all* of the information the cards are trying to tell you; not just the surface material most readers accept. This is a long lesson (just over an hour). I was tired and wanted to go 20 minutes, but there was just too much that needed to be said. It is worth making your way through to get the step-by-step techniques, as there are several basic but necessary points along the way that make the difference between a blah reading and a fantastic one.