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A play on the triumph and losses in performance and life. The Talent Tank podcast will navigate the inner workings of lifestyle, lives, family, teams, careers, programs, and technology in and around the offroad motorsports industry. What breeds success with your Talent Tank on full, failures when its on empty. From the journey to the Starting Line to take that Green Flag, on to exploring trials and tribulations on and off the track in pursuit of victorious achievement and the Checkered Flag.The The Talent Tank #KOH2021 Preshow brought to you by RCV Performance. Host Wyatt Pemberton @555race is joined by guest Co-Host Miles Hasselquist @miles_koh give you the latest and greatest information for your trek to Johnson Valley & Means Dry Lake in Landers, California to kick off the 2021 ULTRA4 Racing season with the annual running of the King of the Hammers.On this Special Episode:COVID protocols for KOH, Race Schedule, Race Course and Race Strategy. With call-ins from Austin "Fish" Farner of @Fishgistics representing the Desert Classes on the opening weekend. Pam Hall @mrspamhall our boots on the ground in Hammertown on Course Marking, Texan Hunter Miller @huntermiller90 the defending 2020 UTV Race King, Kyle Segglin @iwannagofast77 the first entrant of the Everyman Challenge Race (EMC) Electric Vehicle (EV) Class in its inaugural running, and current defending 4400 Class crowned King of the Hammers 2020, Josh Blyler.After the Checkered Flag-Johnson Valley February Monthly Averages:Hi 61°F Lo 46°F Avg. Temperature7mph Avg. Wind Speed0.1 in Avg. Precipitation39% Average Humidity15% Avg. Cloud Cover30.5 in Barometric Pressure23 Average Dry Days4 Avg. Precip. Days0 Average Snow Days0 Average Fog Days4 Average UV Index304 Avg. Hours of SunBrought to you by:RCV Performance the "Strongest Axles on the Planet" Made in the USA.Please like & subscribe.https://www.thetalenttank.com/https://www.instagram.com/thetalenttank/https://www.facebook.com/thetalenttankInsiders Grouphttps://www.facebook.com/groups/TheTalentTankInsiders/

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #25 This week on the Dear Rubi Podcast Rubina and Beau discuss the speech from the throne that laid out the government plans and officially opened a new session of parliament.  As well the CERB comes to an end and Canadians will be transitioned to EI or the new recovery benefits. And it's Beau's birthday, tune in to hear how old he is!    

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #24 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast Rubina and Beau discuss the pros and cons of a guaranteed basic income and how the Bank of Canada is leaving rates at a historic low. The central bank is signaling rates will stay low for the long term. How does this affect your money?  

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #23 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast, Rubina and Beau talk about the latest job numbers, CERB payment delays and how rich Canadians are saving more during the pandemic. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #22 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast, Rubina and Beau discuss the new recovery benefits announced by the Federal Government, as well as CERB being extended by 4 weeks, and changes to how Canadians can access EI. And as always we are answering all your personal finance questions. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #21 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast Rubina and Beau talk about a new report that highlights how CERB ending will affect millions of Canadians, Bank of Canada sees Interac-e transfer as essential, and Amazon Canada is being investigated for breaking competition rules as Canadians spend billions online.

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #20 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast Rubina and Beau talk about new unemployment numbers out from Statistics Canada and how for the first time the government agency is providing race-based data. And a new survey from the Canadian Payroll Association shows the majority of working Canadians are feeling stressed about their finances. As well we answer all your personal finance questions. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #19 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast Rubina and Beau discuss CERB coming to an end, economic concerns around stage three re-opening and why taxing Canadians' principal residence is so controversial (but is actually a smart idea.) All this and more on Dear Rubi this week. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #18 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast Rubina and Beau talk about how hundreds of thousands of Canadians could get a tax break if they have been working from home during the pandemic. Also, a new survey shows the pandemic is helping us focus on what is important and forcing us to use new technology. In many cases, consumers are finding technology is what is making life easier and simpler. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #17 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast Rubina and Beau are joined by special guest Shannon Lee-Simmons. Shannon is the founder of the New School of Finance and author of 'Worry-Free Money' and 'Living Debt-Free.' This episode focuses on parenting in a pandemic and the effect it has had on working mothers. Mom of two herself, Shannon weighs in on how she has been running her company during this time. Also on Dear Rubi, the big business stories making news this week and how they affect your pocketbook.   For Shannon's full personal finance story, check out episode 28 of Beau's podcast The Personal Finance Show from 2018:  https://www.thepersonalfinanceshow.com/e/shannon-lee-simmons/

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #16 This week on the Dear Rubi Podcast, Rubina and Beau talk about the Federal Government's fiscal update. It reveals Canada's debt has climbed to $343 billion! Also, many retailers are permanently closing shop in Canada due to economic strains caused by the pandemic. Finally, we answer all of our listeners' questions. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #15 This week on the Dear Rubi Podcast, Rubina and Beau answer listener questions on taxes and CERB, as well as discuss the findings of two surveys that show Canadians are focused on the long term economic effects of COVID-19. 

Using Virtual Appointments to Care for NET Patients In this special episode of NETWise, we learn how COVID-19 is forcing our health care systems to make sweeping operational changes. Amid lockdown and stay-at-home orders, NET specialists are switching to telemedicine visits as a new option. The increased use of telemedicine over the past few months […] The post Special Episode: COVID-19 and the Rise of Telemedicine appeared first on NETRF.

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #14 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast, Rubina and Beau talk about some of the fallout from programs like CERB and the mortgage deferral plans, as well as the Ontario government's new curriculum that will include personal finance. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #13 This week on the Dear Rubi Podcast, Rubina and Beau talk about CERB being extended, confusing travel restrictions, and, why executives from major grocery chains are being called to testify about cutting 'hero pay,' from their front line store staff. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #12 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast, Rubina and Beau talk about the wild week in the stock market, driven by fears of how long COVID-19 will be here; another bank weighs in on real estate prices going into 2021; and, small businesses are most at risk of disappearing because of the pandemic. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #11 This week on the Dear Rubi Podcast, Rubina and Beau discuss a new one-time payment being made to disabled Canadians, new CMHC rules that kick in July 1st, record-high unemployment and continuing protests in the U.S. This and all your personal finance questions answered. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #10 This week on the Dear Rubi podcast, Rubina and Beau talk about banks losing profits and what that means for the Canadian economy, CERB won't be extended beyond October 3rd, and how will the riots in the U.S. affect us here in Canada?

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #9 This week Rubina and Beau discuss a new report by CMHC that predicts housing prices could fall by 18 percent because of COVID-19. As well the Bank of Canada is warning mortgage defaults will rise in the next year. And what it is a COVIDIOT? Are you one? That and more on Dear Rubi this week.

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #8 This week Rubina and Beau discuss the extension of the federal wage subsidy program, the Canada Emergency Student Benefit (CESB) application that is now available, and, how many Canadians are worried about Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) money running out. 

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #7 This week Rubina and Beau discuss the devastating jobs report for April, and answer your questions about the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and the extension to the wage subsidy program.

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #6 This week Rubina and Beau talk about problems arising from the quick roll out of the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), easing of restrictions across Canada, and, how one economic group says we ARE in a recession.

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #5 This week Rubina and Beau break down new emergency relief announced for students, small business and commercial property owners. As well new numbers show at least a third of Canadians may be out of work due to covid 19.

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #4 This week Rubina and Beau discuss updates to the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), ways to survive with no emergency money, and, the cost of keeping a big city (like Toronto) shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

In this special episode of NETWise, listen as we talk about COVID-19. As a NET patient, you may have additional risk for serious illness from COVID-19, so we share some tips for avoiding infection, managing your NET treatment, and staying mentally healthy during this challenging time. NETRF CEO, Elyse Gellerman, chatted with Dr. Mark Lewis, […] The post Special Episode: COVID-19 and NETs – What You Need to Know appeared first on NETRF.

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #3 This week Rubina and Beau discuss the recent labour force survey for March 2020, how to save money on your car insurance, and, the reduction of interest rates and payment deferrals for credit cards during the COVID-19 global pandemic.

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #2 For the second episode of the special COVID-19 weekly series, Dear Rubi host Rubina Ahmed-Haq and co-host Beau Humphreys discuss how ‘working from home’ is a privileged position. Most low income work has to be done in person, so again the poor suffer more. We’re not all in this together. We are all ‘in this’ differently.

Julie Herres from GreenOak Accounting joins the podcast again to speak about financial tips for surviving the COVID-19 crisis. We are going to be talking about thoughts that we're having about this whole crisis and what's going on for people financially. We speak about how we can get through the next couple of weeks and next few months if you don't have a considerable amount saved for a sudden downturn like this. We discuss how to budget for a crisis, creative ways to pay for expenses, and calling big-name companies and asking for assistance. Later, we speak about paying your team, applying for loans, and diversifying your income streams. Stay tuned as we take questions from Zoom! Meet Julie Herres Julie Herres is the owner of GreenOak Accounting. The firm provides bookkeeping, accounting, CFO and tax services to mental health private practice owners throughout the United States. When Julie founded GreenOak Accounting she started working with a few therapists. Over time, more and more therapist referrals came in and she started noticing trends across the practices that were thriving. Based on those trends she developed success ratios as a way to quickly determine the health of a practice. Today, GreenOak Accounting's focus on mental health private practice is intentional and geared towards helping business owners understand the story that their numbers are telling. Julie understands what's involved in managing and growing your practice and is uniquely positioned to be a trusted advisor to clients. How to Budget for a Crisis What does it look like if you don't have a big buffer, can you make it through? Make decisions based on data and not from fear. So it's always a great idea to know where you stand, right? Run the numbers and see how much is coming in. Also, know what it takes for you to keep your doors open. What's the minimum number of dollars that you need to bring in to pay for the rent and to pay for the minimal software expenses that you have? How much does it cost for your payroll and how many clients do you need to cover that? You'll find it's not as much as you think it is. So you may not be paying yourself as much as usual, and there may not be a lot left over. Figure out where you are. You want to make sure that you have enough money in your personal life to pay for your food, shelter, and necessary expenses. Paying Your Expenses Call your mortgage company, call your landlord, call your credit card company and ask them what they can do to help. There are a lot of different programs and it really depends on the company and the state. Some utility companies are not disconnecting anyone for lack of payment. Many companies are suspending all the payment fees. So if you reach out, you might be able to get a break. Always be proactive versus reactive. You can also reach out to your credit card company. Ask if they will waive your payment and not apply any fees. You can also reach out to your bank and say that you are going through a time of financial distress. A lot of banks are being very amicable because they know what a difficult time it is for someone. Start with the big companies that are going to be understanding. Cutting Subscriptions Look at how you can really streamline things. A lot of times we have subscriptions we pay for, that we don't need. Suspend the subscription for the months that we are in financial distress. Most people are going to be open to that; they realize money is tight for people. For instance, if you have been thinking about cutting cable, now would be a good time to suspend those payments. Now is the time, especially if we're having more downtime, is to look at your numbers and understand what it takes to stay open and what it takes to pay your people. It's a good time also to pull out your credit card bill and go down the list. What are the things that you're using, and what are you not using? It's an excellent opportunity to do that. If you are thinking about cutting your VA, be really careful. Your VA is a really small business, they're struggling too. If you really can't afford it, then you have to. But if there's a way for you to reduce maybe even your hours versus cutting them altogether, it's an excellent way to keep things moving along. Using Your Time Productively If you have a client that cancels on you, then there is an excellent opportunity to use that hour very productively. You can build on your email list, start making videos for Instagram, and reach out to clients who you haven't seen in a while. Lots of people are switching to telemental health space. If you haven't already done so, now is the time. Most insurance companies have dropped their restrictions on having online sessions. Check with your state and your insurance company to make sure they are embracing this change. Paying Your Team Profit first and Money Matters in Private Practice are both essential resources for running your practice. In the middle of a crisis, it's not time to implement profit first. But once the dust settles, you should definitely be following profit first. Ask if anyone on the team takes fewer hours. Maybe they have a spouse that is still getting paid full salary, so they're able to defer their salary for a little while. You can also defer that tax payment later so you can catch things up. Another thing you can do is to adjust your salary for a later date. There might be tax credits for people keeping on their employees. There might also be your credits for self-employed folks as well. So your relief is on the way. Applying For Loans You can apply for a small business loan. The government has approved up to 7 billion in SBA loans. Most businesses are getting a minimum of 25,000 at very favorable rates – it's just under 4%. Plus, there are no payments for at least four months. That is an option for small businesses. You are going to need personal financial statements. Make sure you know what liabilities you personally have. Plus, you will need to understand what cash and what assets you have. Get your applications in quickly and accurately. It's challenging to get ahold of customer service agents. Diversify Your Income Streams Now is the time to diversify your income streams. Have you been wanting to start an e-course or make a downloadable? This is a great time to put pen to paper and start working on that. Even though you won't make money right away, it will be great to have for another time. There are a lot of different ways for you to create digital products for people. Adding people to your practice is another way to diversify your income. Affiliate marketing is also a way to make money, suggesting books or products to your clients. You can set up an Amazon Affiliate account. You will get a commission, not a lot of money but some.     Being transparent… Some of the links below are affiliate links.  This simply means that if you use the link to make a purchase, I get a commission at no extra cost to you.  Thanks for using the links! Julie's Resources GreenOakAccounting.com Call GreenOak Accounting: (571) 208-2065 Julie's LinkedIn Other Resources TherapyNotes.com Special Episode: COVID-19 The Practice of Therapy Teachable Courses (use code SPRING2020) Money Matters in Private Practice | The Course Free Webinar: Contractors vs. Employees? How To Hire and Add People To Your Practice G Suite for Therapists | The E-Course Session Note Helper Cool Resources Be a Podcast Guest Follow @TPOTpodcast on Instagram Meet Gordon Brewer, MEd, LMFT Gordon is the person behind The Practice of Therapy Podcast & Blog. He is also President and Founder of Kingsport Counseling Associates, PLLC. He is a therapist, consultant, business mentor, trainer, and writer. PLEASE Subscribe to The Practice of Therapy Podcast on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play. Follow us on Twitter @therapistlearn and Pinterest “Like” us on Facebook

Special Episode COVID-19 Weekly Update #1 Dear Rubi host Rubina Ahmed-Haq and co-host Beau Humphreys are back in the studio to discuss the COVID-19 pandemic and how it is affecting the personal finances of Canadians.