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Joe DeFranco (shoulder surgery) & Kelly Starrett (knee surgery) discuss how they're both integrating S&C principles into their rehabilitation programs in order to optimize their body's ability to heal. *For specific Show Notes & Timestamps from this episode go to: www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com   *To visit Kelly Starrett's website go to: www.TheReadyState.com *To join the DeFranco Insider community go to: www.DeFrancoInsider.com *To become CPPS-certified online go to: www.CPPSacademy.com

My guest today is a recent founder of not one, but two companies focusing on Intellectual Property related Cannabis. ... Dr Hunt shares a tremendous amount of insight and knowledge on plant IP and Cannabis in this episode. What I loved most about Dr Hunt's Founder's Journey is that there are many times where he identified what he found interesting, and chose to follow that curiosity. Please enjoy the Founder's Journey of Dr Dale Hunt, Founder & CEO of Breeders Best. Dr. Dale Hunt, Professional Summary: Dr. Dale Hunt is a plant scientist, a Cannabis lawyer and registered U.S. patent attorney with over 20 years of experience protecting plant varieties in the United States and throughout the world. Dale is the founder of Plant & Planet Law Firm, an Intellectual Property Law practice, where he provides guidance and expertise on patents and IP matters, and aids clients in establishing IP protection for their legal marijuana cultivars, products and businesses. Before he began working in the legal Cannabis industry, Dale worked with other clients in Agriculture, Water Purification, Alternative Energies, Biotechnology, Medicine, Manufacturing Processes, and Natural Formulations, and he has helped many of his clients commercialize their IP, products and plant varieties in over 30 countries. Through Plant & Planet Law Firm he and his team continue to service these clients in addition to their Cannabis clients. Dale has degrees in botany (BS), plant genetics (MS) molecular & cellular biology (PhD), and law (JD). Breeders Blend, Company Summary: Breeder’s Best (BB) is the first Cannabis company to focus on developing intellectual property (IP) protection for independent plant breeders and licensing that diverse and unique IP to markets worldwide. We benefit breeders, patients, growers, investors, and many other stakeholders by delivering genetics with many of the lesser known and rare cannabinoids, as well as desirable combinations of cannabinoids and terpenes. These special varieties are developed through traditional breeding techniques that achieve specific target chemical profiles and premium commercial products. https://breedersbest.com/about-us/ Show Notes: Timestamps: 5:30 Interview Begins 6:41 What is Breeders Best 9:40 Early Life 14:32 Education and Botany 18:40 Marriage and Adoption 22:05 Law School and Pre-Cannabis Law Career 34:02 Transition into Cannabis 45:25 Breeders Best Genesis Story 1:00:27 What is the Makeup of Cannabis 1:07:02 Plant IP 1:13:21 How Breeders Best Works with Breeders 1:15:06 Closing Questions Quotes: “It’s the biggest R&D department in the history of Medicine”. Links: Re: Open Cannabis Project Dissolves in Response to Controversy Over Ag-Science Company Phylos Bioscience's Breeding Program: https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/article/open-cannabis-project-dissolves-controversy-phylos-bioscience/ Clinical Endocannabinoid Deficiency Reconsidered: Current Research Supports the Theory in Migraine, Fibromyalgia, Irritable Bowel, and Other Treatment-Resistant Syndromes: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5576607/ Dr. Dale Hunt, Co-Founder & CEO, Breeders Best Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dale-c-hunt-b9502a4/ Website: https://breedersbest.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/breedersbestproducts Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breeders.best/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Breeders_Best Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/breedersbest/ Brian Weber, Producer & Host, Lit Up Cannabis: A Founder's Journey Linkedin: linkedin.com/in/briancweber/ Lit Up Cannabis: A Founder’s Journey / Lit Up Media Website: www.litupfounders.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/LitUpFounders/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/LitUpFounders/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/LitUpFounders Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/company/litupmedia/ Listen to the episode here or on SoundCloud, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeartRadio or RSS to your favorite podcast app.

The 2nd Cup, my week-daily show to help your brand and business grow. On this episode, Jillian joins me to discuss the top headlines trending today. Jillian is the Senior Brand Manager at RenzlerMedia and the head of RenzlerPodcasts. Show Notes & Timestamps: 01:46 - Kim Kardashian Reaches Spotify Podcast Deal 06:45 - ‘HEY’ Wants to Replace Email 11:19 - Bankrupt Hertz Forced to Halt New Stock Sale by SEC 15:01 - Twitter Rolls Out Audio Tweets on iOS 18:02 - Arizona Sheriff Who Refused to Enforce Lockdown Restrictions Has COVID-19 Would you like to be a guest on the 2nd Cup? Start here: https://renzlermedia.typeform.com/to/... Subscribe to my Digital Digest: http://eepurl.com/cPCJXz Weekly newsletter packed with the latest in the digital world and social trends, top 3 recommendations and exclusive content to help you build your brand and grow your business. 

In this episode, we sat down with Asia's top device analyst, IDC's Bryan Ma, to discuss the smartphone market in 2019. Listen in to find out about... His view on the latest flagship launches from Google, Apple, Samsung & Huawei The impact the China v US trade war will have on Huawei Whether we actually need foldable phones How much is too much for a smartphone Punk music, skateboarding, karaoke and much more... Show Notes & Timestamps: 02:30  How did a skatepunk foodie from California end out as Asia’s top device analyst? 05:00 Bryan’s take on the Google Pixel 4 launch (loves the AI camera) 07:10 ...the Apple iPhone 11 Pro (loves the 3 lenses) 09:00 ...Samsung Galaxy S10 and Note 10 (he's worried their mainstream products are becoming “rather plain”) 10:50 ....Huawei Mate Pro (likes the Leica lens & sensors) - and what will the impact of the China v US trade war have on Huawei's future? 14:55 What camera functionality will drive future smartphone sales - the lens (e.g. Huawei w/ Leica) or the AI? 16:20 Why the hell would anyone want a foldable phone? 19:50 What is going to drive the next wave of differentiation in smartphones? (today it’s the camera, but the future is all about display technology) 27:50 How much is too much for a smartphone? 30:00 What’s the best phone to buy if I want… The best phone Best battery life 33:30 Which manufacturer has the best opportunity to gain market share in the next 24 months? His answer may surprise you!  39:15 Wearables - i had made a prediction that said early adopters would be the only adopters for smartwatches - was I correct? Has the market taken off? We need use cases - e.g. Healthcare (Omate’s Elderly Care) or Vault Intelligence for Lone Worker protection  43:30  Let’s go old school - what was your favourite smartphone pre-iOS and Android? 46:15 What mistakes did the old industry leaders (e.g.Blackberry, Nokia, Palm) make when they were on top of the market that led to their downfall? Enough of the serious questions, let’s have some fun!  50:00 What’s your most embarrassing moment you have had on TV? 51:45 You get to live you life all over again - what would you want to be next time? Device analyst Punk singer Karaoke singer Skateboarder Professional eater 53:00 What is Bryan’s favourite... Punk band Karaoke song (seriously, he said "Earth Wind & Fire") City for karaoke Drink while doing karaoke (Baijo - it’s rocket fuel) Post-karaoke food  

Show Notes - Timestamps: 0.00 - 1.39: Andy, Kim and Kaitlyn discuss their highlights of the festival so far and what they'd like to see more of at the next Artlands Festival. 1.40 - 2.47: Helen Bodycomb, Mark Anstey and Phill McConachy talk to Winnie and Seth about what drives them in their arts practice and advice to young up and coming artists. 2.48 - 4.17: The group Pitcha Makin Fellas share their experience making 'controversial art' and what discuss what their favourite works they've created have been. 4.18 - 8.38: Sarah asks artists Frankie Snowdon, Britt Guy and Holly Macdonald 'is it worth taking risk in art?' and they discuss how has that payed off in their carrer. 8.38 - 10.30: Winnie and Seth ask Helen Bodycomb, Mark Anstey and Phill McConachy what medium of art is their favourite? 10.30 - 12.01: Rodger Griffiths and Tom O’Reilly dicuss with Winnie and Seth how their ideal city would look like and how young people can shape that future. 12.01 - 12.43: Ollie and Luka talk to CEO of Regional Arts Victoria Joe Toohey and community builder Jane Smith about the highlights of their career. 12.44 - 13.22: Words of wisdom from Bryce Ives for young artists that are at the start of their professional journey. 13.24 - 15.07: Sarah asks Brett Leavy why he 'chose to become an artist' and what that means to him. Find out more about the project at artlands.com.au. If you'd like to hear more amazing work by young people check out syn.org.au. Loves of love to local community radio station Phoenix FM for lending their facilities to the students to train and make content during the festival. Thank you to our friends at Regional Arts Victoria for making this project happen, along with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

Show Notes - Timestamps: 0.00 - 1.13: Student's highlights and favourite aspects of the festival experience. 1.13 - 3.15: After listening to keynote speech by Irene Vernis, from VicHealth, Meg, Sarah and Winnie discuss what mental health means to them and explore personal stories. 3.15 -  6.39: Andy talks to the artists from the Cultural Pharmacy, an exhibtion during the Artlands Festival, disucssing what their work means. 6.38 - 8.17: Kim interviews artists who particpated in the Smoking Ceremony by the Dja Dja wurrung people on Day 1 of the Artlands Festival. 8.17 - 10.29: Sarah and Winnie interview Brett Leavy after his keynote 'A new technology for an ancient culture' and how the video game he's developing can help us connect with First Nation's People. 10.30 - 11.27: Amanda Smethurst and Jenny Rutter from Creative People and Places talk to Kim about the role art plays in the community. 11.27 - 12.41: After her keynote Treasure Handed Down, Desna Whaanga-Schollum discusses with Erin about the tranformational change she'd like to see in art's practice. 12.41 - 16.30: Kaitlyn, Kim and Andy talk to Sarah McEwan about how feminaism can have a positive impact in regional areas. Find out more about the project at artlands.com.au. If you'd like to hear more amazing work by young people check out syn.org.au. Loves of love to local community radio station Phoenix FM for lending their facilities to the students to train and make content during the festival. Thank you to our friends at Regional Arts Victoria for making this project happen, along with support from the Community Broadcasting Foundation.

Joe kicks off this week's show with an honest, uncensored review of the movie, "Creed 2". He then moves into the "training" portion of the podcast where he provides his blueprint for improving chin-up performance and then answers a very uniquely-asked question about "training longevity". For specific Show Notes & Timestamps goto www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com

This week Joe receives a heartfelt email from a young gym owner who is struggling with the amount of criticism he's received since opening his gym. In an attempt to make him feel better (and put things into perspective) Joe asks Ashley to read some negative comments and criticism that's been directed towards him throughout the years. Joe then reacts to the comments, reveals WHO & WHERE most "troll comments" come from, and provides advice on how to properly deal with negativity/criticism. While this episode provides its fair share of laughs, there are also a lot of positive takeaways and lessons to be learned. For specific Show Notes & Timestamps goto www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com

After 30 straight weeks of interviews, I thought it was about time to do a solo episode! This episode is dedicated to the topic that I’ve built my business on: personal branding online. I asked my audience on LinkedIn & Instagram to  “Ask Me Anything” about personal branding and they delivered with some great questions. If you’d like your questions answered on a future episode, the next round will be sourced from my email list & from iTunes reviews. If you haven’t already, head to brittanykrystle.com to sign up for my email list OR you can leave me a review on iTunes and include your question. I tried to choose questions that had a lot of overlap to other questions that were submitted. Topics covered include: My personal branding ethos Personal brand vs. Business brand or both? How to grow a personal brand around a podcast Instagram growth tips Which platform if I could only choose one Approaching multiple pillars in your messaging Why I love podcasting (& more!) *Please excuse the two portions where the audio sounds a little funky. *FREEBIE: For those who don’t know, I’ve been hot on building brand on LinkedIn for pretty much every industry. If you haven’t been on LinkedIn in a while or if you just haven’t updated your profile, I created a free checklist to make sure you’re up to date and answering the right questions with your LinkedIn bio. You can get it at brittanykrystle.com/linkedin Show Notes & Timestamps 2:34 INTRO - My 3 C’s to Personal Branding: clarity, consistent content, and community 3:50  Q1 - ‘Personal brand’ vs ‘Start a company with its own brand’, or both? 5:49 Q2 - How do you build a personal brand around a podcast? 8:45 Q3 - “Tips for building a personal brand around content creation on Instagram — I’ve cleaned up my aesthetic a ton and I’ve been consistently posting daily the past few weeks with no net change in followers. I’m really interested to crack that code.” 12:22 Q4 - How can someone approach multiple pillars to their brand without seeming scattered in messaging? 15:18 Q5 - If you could only be on one platform, which one would it be? 17:10 Q6 - How do you approach brand strategy differently for a thriving business as opposed to a start up? 19:45 Q7 - Do you have criteria for a post before you share it? 20:22 Q8 - What do you love about podcasting, if you do, and how has podcasting changed your life? Instagram Twitter LinkedIn  Website Sign up here if you want to receive the latest news on growing you industry influence! #beyondinfluentialpodcast

Sunny Lenarduzzi is a former broadcast journalist turned YouTube and online video for business expert. From developing a YouTube series for Hootsuite that increased subscriptions by 75% to hitting 1 billion impressions in 1 day on a live-streaming campaign with Applebees, Sunny knows how to create content that works for your business. Sunny’s YouTube channel has amassed an audience of over 160,000+ and growing. But more impressive than her subscriber numbers are the number of businesses and entrepreneurs she is helping with her courses - like her signature training program YouTube for Bosses. I really resonated with her methodical research based approach to YouTube because it’s very similar to how I approach personal branding. It’s a science and an art, but for both of us content creation is a method to help others grow their businesses, which is very different from the “content creator” first standpoint that is usually discussed. Forbes named her one of the 20 must watch channels that will change your business, Entrepreneur named her as one of the top 10 channels every entrepreneur should follow and she’s spoken internationally from NATO’s Headquarters in Brussels to Social Media Marketing World in San Diego. She has also recently started producing a podcast called The Sunny Show! On this episode we talk: Sunny's transition from broadcast journalist to online video for biz expert (& she tells us what's next!) How to grow your business using YouTube Content Strategy Distribution Optimization Sunny's VIRAL process Her online "competition" (& more!) ------- Show Notes & Timestamps [00:01:33] My Intro - Who is Sunny?  [00:03:00] So for people who don't know you, can you give a little bit about your background before you got into this current business? [00:07:55] What Sunny learned from her journalism background & some bad habits people get from "hosting" [00:11:52] So, when you were just done after the Olympics, had you been posting content online? Where were you in the online space at that time? [00:13:55] How traditional media views "personal brand" building [00:14:52] So the online magazine what kind of magazine was it, and did you have money saved? How did you actually turn this into a business? [00:17:11] When Sunny transitioned from online magazine to consultancy  [00:20:04] Consulting: How do you figure out what to charge, and then when do you realize you need help? [00:24:09] Finding Sunny's 1st employee [00:25:38] Consulting business vs. Current business [00:27:41] Talking Sunny's courses: When did you actually develop these courses? How have those evolved from the time that you started to what they look like now? [00:29:27] What are the biggest hesitations and fears that you see when it comes to video? [00:31:20] So getting into the tactics a little bit, when people are getting started trying to figure out what they should be talking about, where do you direct them? [00:33:12] Now that you mentioned the vlog thing, are you a fan of people starting vlogs, or if they are going to start a vlog, only after they've built up an audience? [00:36:49] SEO talk [00:38:31] Sunny's Content strategy. Are you batching, and then how are you thinking about distribution, and which metrics are you looking at, and what's that cycle look like? [00:38:52] Sunny's Audience: who was your audience then who is it now, do you have a specific person in mind when you think of this? [00:42:22] Sunny's distribution process: So what does your distribution process look like, and should it always include paid advertising? [00:43:30] Optimization process: How long should this optimization process take? What's somebody who buys your video or buys your course, figures out what they want to do, makes the video, how long are they taking to optimize? [00:44:04] Is there an optimal video length then? [00:47:13] Sunny's "VIRAL" strategy [00:50:29] Relationships with competitors in the space [00:52:33] Podcast: Can you talk a little bit about why now is the right time for you? [00:54:34] In terms of YouTube, whose content are you consuming just day to day? [00:55:49] What do you think the secret to influence is? [00:56:04] So what's next for your business?  [00:57:43] Given that our brands are essentially ourselves, how have you been approaching scaling when the business is you? [00:58:59] Where you can find Sunny's content! ------ To connect with Sunny: Website YouTube Instagram Twitter Facebook To connect with Brittany: *Free download: Here are my Top 5 Tips for New Entrepreneurs based on the very real lessons I learned in my first year of business. It also includes a free Business Checklist for New Entrepreneurs that I made in partnership with my attorney Nico Becerra (Ep. #14). Instagram Twitter LinkedIn  Website Sign up here if you want to receive the latest news on growing you industry influence! #beyondinfluential #beyondinfluentialpodcast    

Alyssa Ackerman (@alyrose15 on Instagram) is a Michigan native with a passion for travel and studying humans. From the road, she’s a Digital Marketing consultant, content creator, yogi, hiker, and photographer. In January 2016, Alyssa headed out in a DIY van to explore the United States. She converted her vehicle into a fully functioning unit including DIY sink build, storage shelf and table, cushions and curtains, extending couch and bed, (even) a solar panel installation. She created an entire DIY section on her website. Alyssa also brought her marketing strategy and social media skills along on the road. Instead of traveling like a tourist, she decided to tell stories. Not just her own, but others' as well along the way. Show Notes: (Timestamps are approximate):  [02:40] Who is Alyssa Ackerman? [03:18] What triggered Alyssa to start such an adventure? [08:20] How is Alyssa journaling her experience? [12:00] Who are the people that Alyssa visits/networks with? [14:53] What are the most interesting interactions with Alyssa’s network/followers/family?  [18:20] How is Alyssa trading of financial stability and spiritual freedom? [22:57] Alyssa’s comments about freelancing and the new world trends in working remotely. [24:41] How is Alyssa dealing with nutrition and health while on the road? (She wrote this article for MindBodyGreen) [32:12] How did Alyssa handled the transition to ‘solo-travel-time’? [35:40] How does Alyssa deals with emotional challenges? [38:01] How to spot a safe place to park/sleep in an unfamiliar place? [40:55] Alyssa speaks to the use of technology to fight loneliness [43:55] Personal finance on the road [45:40] How does Alyssa spend her 'free time'? [51:20] Alyssa’s comments about the future. Favorite Quotes: My family is happiest when I am not posting, because it means I am living and not thinking about capturing and sharing for other people. One major thing (this trip) helped me learn is to be intentional about my social circles. It helped contextualizing it. The biggest financial mindshift is simply that I can live with A LOT less... I’m not so focused on saving more, but I’m learning how to spend very little and that will continue to --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/feisworld/support

On this weeks episode, Joe finishes answering the wide variety of Instagram and Facebook questions that he began answering last week. He also makes a big announcement regarding next weeks [very unique] show!  To see the list of questions that Joe responds to this week, check out the Show Notes & Timestamps at: www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com