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Subscribe | Transcript | Comment The Episode in 60 Seconds B2B companies often communicate about their product or applications of their product and then check the box of asserting “Thought leadership.” They’re missing it. Chances are: you know the issues and challenges facing the industry you serve. And I am not just talking about the ones that your product solves directly, But the ones facing the broader domain. Have you cultivated a point of view that shows the depth of your “get it” and have something to say about how those issues should be addressed? Tony Anscombe joins us today to help us frame a better picture of thought leadership. Our Guest Tony Anscombe is the Global Security Evangelist for ESET. With over 20 years of security industry experience, Anscombe is an established author, blogger and speaker on the current threat landscape, security technologies and products, data protection, privacy and trust, and Internet safety. His speaking portfolio includes industry conferences RSA, CTIA, MEF, Gartner Risk and Security, and the Child Internet Safety Summit (CIS). He is regularly quoted in security, technology and business media, including BBC, The Guardian, the New York Times, and USA Today, with broadcast appearances on Bloomberg, BBC, CTV, KRON and CBS. Show Notes Tony frequently writes for welivesecurity.com ESET's blog. This blog inlcudes frequently updated articles filled with deep research into security matters.   Tony creates a weekly video for ESET for a series called "Week in Security" on YouTube and ESET's site. ESET is a "hidden champion" in the security space, a concept inspired by the book Hidden Champions which goes behind the scenes to uncover many companies and products that power the world's greatest brands.    mentions ESET American Express' Putting People First program Tony illustrated some of his points talking about the challenges of deepfake that are on the horizon. The 2020 Election  The most recent UK election Deepfake audio Thought leadership isn’t for everyone. If you want to be a thought leader, you need to: be ready to open your ears and listen before you begin creating content be patient and diligent because becoming a thought leader in your space doesn’t happen overnight — even if there isn’t steep competition. invest time, strategy, and patience Read more in Golden Spiral's article on the matter.

When we think back on our Saturday mornings, we often remember the ads as much as we do the cartoons. That's the power that a well-crafted corporate mascot has over us. They can make us feel a connection to an otherwise faceless conglomerate. Tony the Tiger would never give me childhood diabetes. He's my friend. This week we're looking at some of the most beloved - or controversial - fictional prepackaged food spokesperson and we have a great guest joining us. Michael and Richard are going up against Moxie LaBouche of the "Your Brain on Facts" podcast (and book), who, not shockingly, has a brain full of facts about food mascots. SHOW NOTES Tony the Tiger (Moxie's Choice) The Frito Bandito (Richard and Michael's Choice) Cap'n Crunch (Moxie's Choice) Poppin' Fresh Pillsbury Doughboy (Richard and Michael's Choice) Snap, Crackle and Pop (Moxie's Choice) Betty Crocker (Richard and Michael's Choice) Jolly Green Giant (Moxie's Choice) Kool-Aid Man (Richard and Michael's Choice)

We are used to being taught that everything starts with your thoughts, but have you ever struggled to make actual change that way? There is another way and it is far more doable. Tony Overbay, therapist (and fellow podcaster!) is giving us actionable ways to change the story we tell ourselves. You can learn how to stop hating yourself. Tony Overbay, father of 4 and married to his high school sweetheart, is a podcaster and marriage and family therapist. Funnily enough, this is his second career and you'll hear him share about his complete industry switch - as well as the opinions others had about it. Using a different model of therapy, Tony shares tactics to take action about the way you're thinking about yourself. Maybe hate is a strong word for you, but you probably have some stories you're telling yourself that do hinder your personal growth. This episode has stuck with me allll year, and especially as you head into this new year I wanted you to hear it again. So, as we say in the episode, learn how to say to yourself "Tell me more" and go after the growth. ABOUT A FEW OTHER THINGS… If you’re looking for a way to realllly kick off your new year in the right direction, sign up for the now online Rediscover You Workshop. Join me and other women live, right from your couch, to learn how to reconnect with yourself. This will only be offered once in 2020, so don’t miss out! After an overwhelming response this summer, Monk Manual has come back to sponsor the podcast. You can get one of these intentional planners (the only kind I’ve ever stuck with!) for 20% off with code ‘ABOUTPROGRESS’ and it stacks with their bundle, too! SHOW NOTES Tony’s website, podcast, and Instagram+ Value Model Monthly group beta launch WAITLIST Check out the newly online Rediscover You Workshop Get your Monk Manual for 20% with code ‘ABOUTPROGRESS’ Get your first month+ FREE with Libsyn using code MONICA FREE Printables, including this month’s Progress Plan Send in a soundbite + be featured on the show HERE Join the free and private FB group Join Monica on Facebook, Instagram, and by newsletter Songs Credit: DRIVE by Dj Nicolai Heidlas @nicolai-heidlas Music provided by FREE MUSIC FOR VLOGS AND VIDEOS bit.ly/freemusicforvlogs

Nick chats with friend and greenhorn deer tracker, Tony Hill.  Tony is an experienced houndsman, raising beagles for bunnies. This past summer, he jumped into the blood and deer tracking game here in Michigan.  Providing a service to hunters, Tony and his dog Fred pick up the trail where hunters get stuck. We cover a basic dog training tactics, retell the story of one particular track, and Nick grills Tony about his trips out to Colorado for chasing elk.  All in all it is a great episode.Show Notes:Tony is a member Michigan Deer Trackers, a network of dogs and trainers who take pride in being able to help hunters find lost deer.  As Tony mentions, they are not miracle workers, and if it's not a killing shot, the dog isnt going to be able to help. However, the amazing traits of these dogs, to track animals is what is helping hunters recover more deer.  Fred, may be only a 6 month old pup, but he’s pulling off some great tracks. Particularly, a friend of mine had a low shot on a deer. Fred covered several hundred yards, through major thick brush, and found the buck that had rolled down a cliff and into a lake, incredible stuff.  Tony reminds hunters to connect with a tracker and their dog before season, and have a number stored. If that tracker can’t make it, the network of trackers should be able to connect you with someone. If not in Michigan, check to see if your state has a tracking dog service. After the shot, the goal becomes recovery, what better alias than dog with a good nose. Huntavore is Powered by Simplecast

Mullooly Asset Management - Fee-Only Fiduciary Investment Advisor Financial Planner in Wall, NJ In Ep. 278 of the Mullooly Asset Podcast, Tom and Tim discuss 403(b) plans and some of the unappealing sales practices that get tied along with them.  It’s important for teachers and other 403(b) participants to know the truth.  They also discuss rules of thumb when it comes to saving for retirement. Show Notes Tony […] The post Let’s Talk About 403(b) Plans appeared first on Mullooly Asset Management.

Mindset is everything. So what do you do if the only way you learned how to change in the past was by hating yourself into it? Shifting your life by being motivated with guilt, shame, and "shoulds" is no way to grow. Tony Overbay is here to share how as a therapist he guides his clients (and himself!) to better catch negative self-talk and move into progressive change. Listen in to learn how you learning to like yourself (via your thoughts!) will help you better change into the person you want to become. Show Notes Tony's website, podcast, and Instagram + Value Model referencedFREE Printables, including this month's Progress Plan Lend your voice and experience +be featured on the show HERE Join the free and private FB groupJoin the Progress Program: SMALL-group GROWTH coaching for women (you can apply now to reserve your slot for February!) Join Monica on Facebook and Instagram Songs Credit: "Drive," "Changes," and "Golden Alley" by Nicolai Heidlas

I don\'t know about you, but sometimes I feel truly stuck in a rut of nagging, bossing, and criticizing my children. This is not who I want to be--but when I can\'t get my children to listen to me or to behave, what other option do I have?? Gratefully, Tony Overbay, a professional counselor and father of four, is on the podcast today to teach us a better way. Using the principles of a powerful parenting and child development model called The Nurtured-Heart Approach, Tony shares four ways that we can effectively praise our children in order to energize the positive in them and in our homes: Listen in as Tony teaches us how to acknowledge and praise...   1) What we see our children doing (active recognition)2) What we see our children doing, plus what that shows about their greatness (experiential recognition)3) What we don\'t see our children doing (proactive recognition)4) What we want to see our children doing (creative recognition)  This episode has the potential to change your parenting and the environment in your home forever. Don\'t miss it!   Show Notes: Tony\'s website: TonyOverbay.com Tony\'s podcast, The Virtual Couch: http://www.tonyoverbay.com/category/podcast/ Transforming the Difficult Child: The Nurtured-Heart Approach by Howard Glasser Children\'s Success Foundation PDF of the 4 Recognition Types: http://www.naswwv.org/index.php/documents/177-c1-wendy-baracka-transforming-the-difficult-child-nha-recognition-techniques/file  

Look past his skateboard in the Smithsonian and his billion-dollar video game franchise, and you will find pure resiliency in Tony Hawk. Despite having detractors early on, he now stands larger than life in the global skateboarding industry. Tony shares what can happen when you focus on passion and progress instead of external distractions on this episode of Impact Theory with Tom Bilyeu.   SHOW NOTES: Tony sheds light on growing pains early in his career. [3:37] Tony discusses the drive that pushes him through adversity. [8:40] Tony and Tom explore the idea of embracing challenges and failures. [12:45] Tony talks pushing through doubt and criticism. [21:00] Tony shares some major moments in his career. [24:23] Tony tells the impact he wants to have on the world. [31:13]   QUOTES: “Follow what you really enjoy doing and that will be your success because if you enjoy going to work every day, that's the biggest success that you can imagine.” [12:14]   FOLLOW TONY HAWK: TWITTER: http://bit.ly/2EmyIxz WEBSITE: http://bit.ly/2BFmLzY INSTAGRAM: http://bit.ly/2rQpqrf FACEBOOK: http://bit.ly/1mTc3OF YOUTUBE: http://bit.ly/2FvLMQF   MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   BOOKS: Hawk: Occupation Skateboarder - http://amzn.to/2E2o4hL [2:40]   PEOPLE: Andrew Reynolds - http://bit.ly/2DLx9IA [15:20]   COMPANIES: Birdhouse - http://bit.ly/2nq4kev [1:43] Skateistan - http://bit.ly/2nrJb2V [29:35]

Episode Summary Tony Robbins appeared on stage with Joe Polish at the 2017 Genius Network Annual Event.  In this episode Timothy Paulson shares insights into invaluable ideas shared by Tony. 
 Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn in this episode:  • Highlights from Tony Robbins’ presentation • Stories to uplift and inspire you   Show Notes • Tony has over 30 companies that combined do several billions of dollars a year.  • Have passion for something. • Do more than others will do. Give more than others will give.  • Do things others aren’t doing in marketing. • Find a way to stand out in the crowd.   • Innovate through high price. • Know more about your customer than they know about themselves. • Find underserved markets and over-deliver. • Change happens in a second. • Bad judgment can lead to experience, and ultimately good judgment. • What influences people?  It’s different with each person. • Don’t influence the way it works for you – influence the way they are influenced. • Get obsessive about who your ideal customer is. • Who’s your ideal customer?   What do they want? • The best companies are “made for winter.” • IT’S A MATTER OF FOCUS  - Focus on negatives, and you’ll get it-Focus on positives, and you’ll get it  -Focus on what you WANT, and you’ll get it• Be the owner, not the operator of your business. • Be obsessed with choosing great people. • Build a business that doesn’t require you. • #1 component of success:  HUNGER!   -------------------- Rich Cleaner is a program for Cleaners and Restorers who want to take their business to a higher level of success. It’s the place you can go for collaboration, contribution, and connections. Members get marketing strategies, business building tools, tactics for exponential growth and more. It’s easy to join, and very affordable. You can also learn more about the Elite Cleaners program at www.RichCleaner.com. Click on the links on the right of the page for more information and free resources.

More than 50 million people in 100 countries have been empowered by Tony Robbins. He's a New Times bestselling author, philanthropist and an intense force of nature. We talk about money, politics, leadership, empathy, pirates & ninjas and how Tony keeps his mind healthy. Tony explains how we can live in a state of now. Show Notes: Tony shares a dark Why Not Now? moment from his childhood that changed his life trajectory. How Tony can walk into a situation with zero expertise in a certain area and put himself in a state of certainty. How not giving yourself an "out" is a strategy. "If you want to own the island, burn your boats." I confess my Why Not Now? which involves financial planning. Tony talks about his new book, Unshakable. Why he wrote it, who he wrote it for and how it differs from others. We discuss millennial's resistance to investing in the stock market and it's long-term effects. How we can create empathy during a time of such divide. Tony's lunch with George W. Bush and their discussion around current politics. Trump's communication style. Tony tells us about a specific time when he strongly disagreed with President Obama in a public setting. How Tony Robbins keeps his mind healthy. Pirates or Ninjas, who is tougher according to Tony Robbins? What it means to live in a state of NOW and how we can achieve this.

Tony Hsieh. Zappos.com CEO. Pickle Lover. Visionary. Humble. Entrapreneur. Author. Tony sold his first company at age 26 for $265 million. Yet that wasn't his biggest win to date. His most notable successes, which we discuss in the show, have nothing to do with money.  Show Notes Tony’s recalled Why Not Now? moment revolves around a pizza business, not zappos.com How Tony tackles big projects. Science of Happiness and the three types of happiness. What it's like to live in an airstream trailer park with two alpacas What happened when Tony realized he was dreading going to work at his first internet company Insight into Tony’s decision-making process. Art and Science. Training your intuition. Thoughts on chasing unicorns (real ones and those in Silicon Valley) Yesterbox. Tony’s unique email management methodology A new form of meditation invested by Mr. Hsieh himself. The most underestimated technology trend. The ultimate tool for keeping your Why Not Now? top of mind. Number one piece of advice. Book & Websites mentioned: Getting Things Done by David Allen Blink by Malcolm Gladwell What Technology Wants by Kevin Kelly Systems Thinking by Jamshid Gharajedaghi  Organized for complexity by Niels Pflaeging  The 7th Sense by Joshua Cooper Ramo Yesterbox.com (Tony's email methodology) Wait But Why? (blog)

Learn how Tony LeBlanc has built his process for increasing rent every year with his tenants - without the uncomfortable battles, struggle, or painful negotiations - and has turned it into an opportunity to facilitate great customer service. Tony shares some fantastic mindset & philosophy that would make any owner trust him with their property - you are sure to get some valuable insights. Show Notes: Tony had large property management growth in mind from the beginning 03:01 The Biggest Challenges with Rent Increases 03:59 The fear of raising rent, the problems it causes 05:00 There's a direct correlation between rent increases & how well a property is maintained 08:13 A good property becomes a bad property if it has a bad owner 09:04 Jason's "Cycle of Suck" 09:30 Look at each property as a business 10:58 Avoiding dealing with uncomfortable rent increases is a reason to hire a property manager 11:59 Set clear expectations about future, annual rent increases with tenants at the lease signing 12:13 Contracts don't matter until it is too late, so be sure to say it to them verbally. 14:26 The lease signing process is the biggest part of onboarding a new tenant 15:06 Tenants forget. How Tony prepares tenants in advance, with phone calls. 16:20 The power of regular phone calls to every tenant 17:29 Ground Floor's process for these tenant phone calls 19:02 Good idea to shortcut this with email? 19:40 The advantage of being small & the barrier to feedback created by having a team 20:35 What about dealing with owners when tenants push back? Aim for 80/20 on increases. 21:37 The owners rely on you to be the expert - communicate income challenges & forecast for investors 23:18 Display confidence that you are the expert. 25:20 "No news is good news" is a bad strategy: The importance of positive touch-points with owners. 25:44 When clients/owners reach out for updates - that's an indicator that you aren't communicating often enough. 28:08 Tony's winning philosophy regarding treating owners as business owners 29:19 If you haven't been doing effective rent increases, how to start 30:46 Rent increases are a necessity to keeping your property management business running well. 32:01 Tweetables: There's a direct correlation between rent increases & how well a property is maintained A good property becomes a bad property if it has a bad owner 'No news is good news' is a bad strategy for client retention because it means all news will be bad news. Make your property owners feel like a business owner with a team behind them. Resources: GatherKudos Ground Floor Property Management