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Sharath Kamal Achanta won the Oman Open in March this year despite playing under anxiety and his family concerns as the coronavirus pandemic was starting to spread. This win at 37 shows his longevity in Table Tennis is no mean feat. He was already 20 years old when he played at the national level, considered usually to be a late start. But he has since gone on to become the first Indian table tennis player ever to become nine times Senior National Champion and won medals at Commonwealth Games and Asian Games, and represented India at three Olympic Games. He is also the first table tennis player to be awarded the Padma Shri and through his career given huge visibility to the sport. Despite starting with no recognition as a junior player and an injury that almost put a stop to his playing days at the age of 32, Sharath's career has exemplified the importance of grit and patience for an athlete. Listen to his fascinating journey despite the heartbreaks, hitting rock bottom and bouncing back. You can check out the Maharani Talks on Instagram at www.instagram.com/maharanitalks MUSIC: Lights by Sappheiros https://soundcloud.com/sappheirosmusic Show Notes: • Dealing with pandemic during the Oman Title win [01:54] • Picking up the sport at the age of two [07:18] • Hitting a low point in his career [16:00] . Dealing with rejection and a bad patch in playing [22:33] . Coming back from an injury that derails his playing days [25:37] . What has kept him going in his long career? [35:25] . The need to win big tournaments to bring visibility to the sport [39:46] . Managing fitness during lockdown [42:51] . Supporting the Table Tennis fraternity during this crisis [46:37]

Host Ian Connett (@QuantumJurist) talks with Charles Dimov, the Vice President of Marketing Global at ContractPodAi. He has 24 years of experience in marketing, sales, engineering, and management across various IT and technology businesses. Ian and Charles talk about the challenges and opportunities created by COVID_19. For the latest topics, trends and tech in the legal industry, subscribe to the Evolve the Law Podcast: A Catalyst for Legal Innovation. Listen as legal experts and leaders share insights about the legal industry. For more information, questions, or suggestions about our podcast feel free to email us at evolve@abovethelaw.com   Links and Resources from this Episode For additional information go to https://abovethelaw.com/legal-innovation-center  Charles.Dimov@contractpodai.com  https://contractpodai.com/ https://contractpodai.com/leadership-team/   Show Notes Dealing with the COVID_19 crisis - 0:49 His company and COVID_19 struggles in the legal industry - 1:05 The current crisis accelerating changes in the legal world - 4:27 An entire legal team working remotely - 6:18 ContractPodAi key features - 11:00 Outsourcing a law firm - 17:50 The strategic role of a legal department - 18:06 Taking a leadership role - 19:06 A company working from home - 22:13 Having access to all the contracts that you need - 22:55 Technology helping companies manage the pandemic - 23:08 Get in touch with ContractPodAi - 23:41   Review and Subscribe If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here   Subscribe to the podcast on your favorite player to get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher

Isabel White's resume reads like something out of a superhero comic book for professionals:  After losing her mother to breast cancer as an early teen, she went on to play Division I Field Hockey and Softball at Yale, despite having blown out her knee in High School.  She worked for Bill Clinton in the White House, Harvey Weinstein at Miramax, and then spent two years in Costa Rica, where she discovered Yoga... and a husband... temporarily.  Complacent, she is not (the list of her other various careers is extensive, but you'll have to listen to find out).  Luckily for us, the self-deprecating humor she employs throughout our conversation also makes her accessible to the average human.  She doesn't take any of her accomplishments too seriously, which is quite possibly the exact reason she has been able to pivot so gracefully again and again. SHOW NOTES: Dealing with her mother's breast cancer diagnosis at 9 years old, (4:24).  Her mother's brief stint seeking treatment in the woods of Oregon with the Cult leader of the popular Wild, Wild Country in the late 1980's, (5:26).  Sitting with her mother as she died, the day Isabel was supposed to get her driver's license, (8:36).  What she said to her mother as her mother lay in a hospice bed in their basement and how it was the best thing for her, (9:55).  Why Isabel was much more prepared for her mother's death than her father's, later on in life, (12:00).  Blown out ACL knee injury was a big "no" to her athletic aspirations, (15:07).  First job out of college, in 1996, is advance work for President Clinton, (17:28).  Isabel's best traits that have led to all of her success in so many varied fields - collaboration & competence are top, (20:23).  Where and why Isabel has NOT always succeeded, (21:29).  Maturing and figuring out what you're willing to put up with, and where you can thrive, (24:24).  Working at Miramax, (24:43).  Why she chose to leave the entertainment business after achieving a relatively high level of success, (25:24).  Working on the political show, Cross-fire, (27:53).  Working for Harvey Weinstein at Miramax in 2001, (31 :56).  How a vacation to Costa Rica at age 29 led to a marriage and a two year dropping out of society, (34:20). A difference of opinion with the "millennials" who worked for her when she returned to politics, (41:35).  Nightmare story with her idol, Bruce Springsteen, (44:25).  Becoming a certified yoga instructor, despite already having a fulltime job, (48:37).  Examining the inability to relax and the drive that causes Isabel to pursue such a vast array of expertise, (49:46).  How being competent - a.k.a. having the ability to get sh*t done - can be a lure into too many pursuits, (51:09).  Becoming an equal partner in an incredibly successful personal stylist business, Dressed Inc., from home, after having children, despite being overwhelmed by it, (54:09).  The importance of relationship building, and its effect on Isabel's success, (59:58).  Isabel's latest position, alongside her stylist company, with news media company, Axios, from the people who created Politico, (1:00:43).  The importance of having reliable friends around who can give you counsel, combined with passion, (1:07:55). If you like what you hear, please Subscribe, leave an iTunes review and spread the word. You can also listen to all episodes at www.10000nos.com      

YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/BXbgwbCcTnwText “simple” to 314-665-1767 to download the Hui Google Drive files and the 2018 Rental Property AnalyzerFor a free electronic version of my bestselling book in 12+ categories text the word "ebook" to 587-317-6099. Please help the show by leaving a review: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1118795347Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club! SimplePassiveCashflow.com/clubPardon the grammar - I'm an Engeneer, Enginere, Engenere... I'm good with math!________Here are the Show Notes________Dealing with an eviction: “Hi Lane! I delivered an evection notice to tenants yesterday and had the opportunity to speak with husband at the door. He stated that he and his wife had both started new jobs and would be able to make one full payment in a week (this was the story for seemingly a month or two) and would be able to make a partial payment in 10 days. Before we proceeded forward with an agreement, wanted to see if that works for you. They are currently $3,000 behind before for a total of two months. Here is what I did…I okayed the concession to give more time. I requested some sort of proof of new job status (a hire letter or email). I am more than willing to work with people… These have been long tenants of almost a couple years and B+ /A- home that rents for $1500 a month.Caveat… I am really near to selling these properties this year and don’t really want to rock the boat in terms of enforcing long-term behavior.Revamping my turnkey rental content – simplepassivecashflow.com/turnkeyI have currently sold 2 of 10 SFH rentals (P&L offer)One of them Columbia is had $27K to get back online. Going to pay 37K to sell retail. Another property Riverwood just went vacant. Going to pay 20-30K to sell retail too. Talked with my team – PM, Contractor, couple other hui membersIs it a good area to go retailWill I recoup capital overlay based on comps Soon I will unrolling my private lending platform. CrowdfundAloha.com! So if you are looking for a 1st lien property with my partners let me know. We are talking about even providing turnkey services.This is not really a money making things cause the margins are just really tough these days. After over 1000 strategy calls with investors and coaching clients over the past couple years here is what I tell W2 employees... For those who are able to save more than $30k a year or have substantial liquidity (over 200k), being a landlord and especially flipping is a lot of work. If you like it cool/good for you... but just remember why we got into this... To be free from a JOB. A lot of us (80%) who stumble upon simplepassivecashflow.com and start drinking Kool-Aide will be financially free in 4-7 years pending taking action. So I always urge people to start with the end in mind and take a more passive approach.Do the math here… you with 300 dollars per property (2 months of work to buy a turnkey rental) you are going to need 20-40 of these to replace your income. I have 10 of these and have systems in place but have 1-2 evictions a year and 3-4 big things that happen. Image if I had 30, just 3 x those numbers.Directly investing in a turnkey rental or small MFH is a good way to start to learn and build up the war chest to go into my scaleable investments such as private placement syndications. Whatever you do, try to be as close to the investment as possible. This is the fundamental problem I have with Wall Street who takes too much fees off the hard-working efforts of the middle class. Looking at some deals. So folks in the Hui Deal Pipeline Club (who have reached out to me and built a relationship) will see those really soon. :P I hope I have enough liquidity… I might need to borrow some money :PSingle Family Homes becoming a legitimate asset class – Spring 2018 ConferenceThe lending requirements and new loan products is slowly changing. I know a lot of you have heard that Short Term Rentals (Air Bnb) income is starting to become part of the loan calculations.Something I'm following is lending on large portfolios of single-family homes. Some of the highlights:1) up to 10-year term with 1.25 DSCR2) portfolios minimum size of 50 properties3) assumablePilot program details download here - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1aTIbru2HEPbw_KLHTvU5-Iyk0aoQB8GxLook even a SFH conference - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cI15DnBUn8LRA54NTCh667exeR3OtlIuOther Fannie Changes - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WumUWsduuLnHqDi6IJXNipX7IsT9AUFaAirBnb lending requirements looseningI read this following article that described rent concession in a few major cities that I like as apartment markets.http://www.nreionline.com/multifamily/more-apartment-landlords-offer-free-rent-lure-tenantsHere is another article citing industrial as the sector to be in:http://www.nreionline.com/industrial-cre-market-study/exclusive-research-clear-sailing-industrial-sector-through-2018My takeaway is that this is important to monitor especially if you are developing because this is a leading indicator of softness in the market. It might be economic reasons or just because a bunch of new build inventory is coming online in that area. Either way…Robert Kiyosaki has a saying, "there are three sides to a coin". People argue that its a good time to buy or bad time to buy. For example "mfh” is overheated or commercial is getting killed by Amazon and e-commerce. I think these are mental justifications by tire kickers not to do anything.Sophisticated investors live on the edge of the “coin”. They buy deals out our reach of amateurs due to the lack for network/knowledge. These opportunities are undervalued, with undermarket rents, with value-add opportunity.They are patient and don’t stray from standards that make them get crushed in a market correction. (Cashflow from other investments make this possible) They invest following the macro and micro trends and don’t gamble on gimmicks such as guessing where Amazon’s next HQ is going or where the hurricanes just crushed a market.The trouble is as an outsider is figuring out which of these deals transcends the two side of coin and is on the edge. And starting out its going to be slim pickings due to lack of network but you have to push through this rough part.I am from the camp that you need to become an expert or get beyond the surface level investor stuff in some freebie pdf guide or video. Or just find the right people to work with. To many people get shinny object syndrome and float from sector to sector, from a money-making activity to another, read book after book and never get anywhere. You see these people at a lot of networking events. There is a lot of movement but no tangible results. This is where coaching comes in but for some people not able to get over having another person call them out on their BS you need to get laser focused and take massive action or quit fooling yourself.I’ll be at the notebuyerbootcamp on the panel for syndication in Chicago next week. Notebuyerbootcamp.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/BXbgwbCcTnw Text “simple” to 314-665-1767 to download the Hui Google Drive files and the 2018 Rental Property Analyzer For a free electronic version of my bestselling book in 12+ categories text the word "ebook" to 587-317-6099. Please help the show by leaving a review: http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1118795347 Join the Hui Deal Pipeline Club! SimplePassiveCashflow.com/club Pardon the grammar - I'm an Engeneer, Enginere, Engenere... I'm good with math! ________Here are the Show Notes________ Dealing with an eviction: “Hi Lane! I delivered an evection notice to tenants yesterday and had the opportunity to speak with husband at the door. He stated that he and his wife had both started new jobs and would be able to make one full payment in a week (this was the story for seemingly a month or two) and would be able to make a partial payment in 10 days. Before we proceeded forward with an agreement, wanted to see if that works for you. They are curren

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