Podcasts about Sprint

Episode 219: A new producer! In this episode, Dan is joined by Kansas City-based comedian and producer, Josh Shirley (The Art of Bombing Podcast) and they talk about wild crowds, listening to sets, and Josh joining the Art of Bombing team. Josh shares a bombing story at an event in which the crowd wanted to be part of the show, well kinda. Dan and Josh also discuss the future of the show as Dan welcomes Josh to the Art of Bombing Team. Plus more! Please rate and review.Josh ShirleyJosh is a stand-up comic based out of Kansas City, MO. He performs clean comedy at clubs and speaks at corporate events. Josh has appeared in national commercials for Sprint, Bayer, and UPS. He's opened for Elliott Threatt, James Johann, and Dan Bublitz Jr. Website: Josh Shirley Twitter: @LaughingatJosh  Instagram: @joshshirleycomedy Art of Bombing:  Dead & Mellow: https://deadandmellow.com/  "Nobody Had a Podcast Called The Art of Bombing" Theme by John Hult  Bumpers provided by Joe Nicola Music  Website: https://www.artofbombingpod.com/    Merch: https://teespring.com/stores/blitzed-entertainment Buy me a beer: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dbubcomedy  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/artofbombingpod  FB: https://www.facebook.com/artobpodcast/  Twitter: @artofbombingpod  Instagram: @artofbombingpod  YouTube: Art of Bombing Podcast  Dan Bublitz Jr: http://www.danbublitz.com/  ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Welcome to the Sprint to Profit Podcast for Amazon Sellers. In this episode we’re speaking with Ben Leonard from Ecombrokers.co.uk. We’ll be talking about the reasons why looking to exit your Amazon business can and is a great perspective. If you don’t understand the right time to exit, or don’t scrutinize the fees, commissions, and agreements involved, you could regret your decision for not having dug deeper. Ben is here to help you avoid those mistakes so you can get the most out of your business. Today, Ben talks about his journey into the world of business exits and acquisitions. He shares the lessons he learned as well as some best practice tips for you, so you will be prepared to sell, when the time is right. To get some FREE training on what it takes to have a successful business to fuel your lifestyle, head to www.goteamreal.com to download our FREE training today. Also head to www.goteamreal.com/income to download your free INCOME calculator. Talking Points: 00:23 - Hello and Welcome 01:09 - Ben’s background and how he founded EcomBrokers 05:02 - How Ecombrokers works with Amazon sellers specifically 13:00 - The lessons Ben learned from the exiting process 20:22 - The preferred situation for an Amazon seller who wants to exit their business 26:07 - How do you know if you’re ready? 35:00 - The biggest mistake that Amazon sellers make 43:55 - Final thoughts 45:21 - Conclusion Resources/Links: Ecombrokers: http://www.ecombrokers.co.uk/ Money/Time Investment Tool: https://www.goteamreal.com/smartgoal Our Website: https://www.goteamreal.com/ Real Amazon Seller Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AmazonSellerRoundTable/ Quotes: “What you can’t do is, you can’t wake up one morning and go, ‘I want to sell my business.’ Because there’s a heck of a lot of work to do.” - Ben Leonard “There’s a lot you need to prepare now so that your business is sellable.” - Ben Leonard “You really need to have a legitimate brand and not just a collection of stuff.” - Ben Leonard “I really recommend that everyone have trademarks.” - Ben Leonard

Are you committed to the goals and plans you make for your firm? Your commitment means everything. This episode is packed with insight! Melissa reads word-for-word insights from this fall's Velocity Work Sprint participants. Dedicated firm owners reveal lessons learned from their month of daily accountability specifically highlighting the impact of planning and honoring the plan in order to reach their goals. Do you stay busy on the to-dos and feel like you have no time for big goals? Start the new year off with a plan. Join Mastery Group at www.velocitywork.com/join

How can you keep your training up when the temperatures go down? On today's episode, our northernmost coaches Matt Bach and B.J. Leeper provide cold weather training tips. How will the cold impact your ability to train? What should you wear? What happens to you biologically when training in frigid temperatures? Should your hydration strategy change in the winter time? Matt and B.J. answer all of this and more! Listen in to learn how to safely and successfully navigate colder conditions. Interested in TriDot's PreSeason Project? Visit TriDot.com/psp to learn more and submit your application.

O livro “Sprint” foi publicado em 2016. Os autores são Jake Knapp, John Zeratsky e Braden Kowitz, que já fizeram parte do time do Google Ventures, o braço da companhia para investimento em startups. Nessa obra você vai aprender o Método usado no Google para testar e aplicar novas ideias em apenas cinco dias. O sprint é o processo único de cinco dias do Google Ventures para resolver questões críticas por meio de protótipos e testes de ideias com clientes.  É como uma coletânea dos “maiores  sucessos”  que funcionaram super bem na da  gestão  estratégica, inovação, ciências  do comportamento, do design e mais — tudo condensado em um passo a passo que qualquer equipe pode usar. Sabia que você pode entrar no Clube do Livro do ResumoCast e debater esse e outros grandes livros junto com um grupo de leitores empreendedores? Saiba mais em www.resumocast.com.br/apoiase Promoção exclusiva da Nuvemshop https://www.resumocast.com.br/nuvemshop Entre para o Clube do Livro: https://www.resumocast.com.br/apoiase

This week we are talking about planning your 2022 season. How to pick a race?  If you are doing IRONMAN, Challenge or any "big brand" races, you know how fast some of these races sell out.  Local races sell out fast too.  Should you commit early?  Once you've signed up, then what?  When does the training begin?  What kind of training plan is right for you?  All that and more. Show Sponsor: VENGA CBD Thanks very much to Venga CBD for helping make the show possible. Venga was started by athletes like you who wanted a better way to use CBD to help fight pain, train longer, race harder and recover faster.  Venga has created a SYSTEM of CBD products that cover 100% of your CBD needs. Each product is specifically made to support an area of your endurance life. Ultra Gels and Balm are great for training recovery and fighting inflammation Gummies and Energy Drink are great while racing Sleep Gels help you get the sleep you need for that overnight recovery All Venga CBD products are 100% THC Free and water soluble!  Just go to https://vengaendurance.com/303podcast to order yours today. First-time order is 30% off with code (303PODCAST).  We've also added 50% off your first month's subscription with code (303SUBSCRIPTION). In Today's Show Feature Discussion Start Your 2022 Season (Big Brand, Local Races, Off Season Training) Endurance News Kristian B wins big time at Cozumel - new Ironman record What's new in the 303 Without Limits and other local races Interview Sponsor: UCAN Take your performance to the next level with UCAN Energy and Bars made with SuperStarch®  UCAN uses SuperStarch instead of simple sugars to fuel serious athletes.  UCAN keeps blood sugar steady compared to the energy spikes and crashes of sugar-based products.  Steady energy equals sustained performance! You put in the training, so don't let nutrition limit your performance.  Use UCAN in your training and racing to fuel the healthy way, finish stronger and recover more quickly!  Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co Use the code 303UCAN for 20% off at ucan.co/discount/303UCAN/ or ucan.co,  Feature Discussion In recent weeks race companies have started sending their 2022 race schedules.  If you are still contemplating your 2022 season, we have some information and discussion that should help you plan your season, or at least get off the couch and register. Bill, I thought I'd tee up this feature discussion by throwing out a few questions for you and I to discuss.  Here they are: What to consider when planning your season? Should you register now or wait? How much should I budget for my race season? When should I start training? How to get started with a training plan? What to consider when planning your season? Rich's thoughts For me I know that I like to avoid cold water, so warmer water is a factor How accessible is the race from a travel perspective?  Is the race serviced by bike transport if travel involved? Does the race venue sound exciting? Bill's thoughts Should you register now or wait? Rich's thoughts: Generally there are a number of arguments for committing early.  Lower race entry fees and greater availability of lodging if traveling. Tier-Based Pricing generally means you save if you register early.  General entries are sold on a tiered pricing model based on slot inventory. Once slot inventory is sold out at each level, the price will go up. Bill's thoughts: How much should I budget for my race season? Rich's thoughts: Before registering for your races, make a list of all the races your are interested in doing. Eliminate with schedule conflicts and then consider the all in costs.  Long distance races tend to require travel and logistics that don't accompany local races. Current United States IRONMAN prices, of which only Ironman Cozumel's website indicates which Tier they are at. Texas Limited St George Qualification/Sold Out Tulsa $774 Des Moines $699 Lake Placid Limited Alaska Sold Out Wisconsin $799 Maryland $799 Increase Sunday Chattanooga $799 California $834 Florida $774 Cozumel Tier 1 - $675.00 Local Races:  Breakaway Athletics sent an email that they will be announcing 2022 registrations soon.  BBSC has 5 tiered price points and we just past tier 1 (their lowest prices) last Sunday November 21st.    Without Limits has also announced their 2022 race schedule. They also have a date-based tiered-pricing.  The Colorado Triathlon: Sprint Triathlon Individual: $90 until 1/1, $95 until 4/1, $100 until 5/29 at midnight Olympic Triathlon Individual: $110 until 1/1, $120 until 4/1, $130 until 5/29 at midnight Bill your thoughts? When should I begin training?  Bill, if you were going to pick a couple of events or races for 2022, what might they be?  What time of year?  When would you start training and why? Rich: My answer depends on the when your earliest and A races are in 2022, what distance you are racing, your realistic goal performance and your current level of training/fitness. As a general rule of thumb, consistency in training produces the best results.  It's best to keep a consistent schedule of training even in the NA off season.  If you are working with a coach already, you are likely in coach-designed off season plan that will bridge you to your formal periodized plan in 2022 (Base, Build, Peak and Taper). If you are not working directly with a coach, you either self-coached or self-coached with a purchased training plan more than likely.  If you are a triathlete for example, it's good to keep a consistent mix of swim, bike, run and strength if you are a triathlete.    Where can I find a training plan: Bill, what was the first race where you followed a training plan?  Was it written by a coach or purchased online? Rich's If you are new to triathlon and don't have a coach, there are a lot of great resources out there.  www.mytimetotri.com - free plans BeginnerTriathlete.com - Triathlon Training for Beginners If you are doing a Sprint or Olympic distance race, As an athlete using TriDot, as a coach, as an ambassador of TriDot, and soon to be a TriDot coach, I highly recommend you try it for 14-day Test Drive.  Start your 14-day Free Trial! When you set up your profile, you'll also pick your "A" and "B" races in the RaceX part of the TriDot app and then TriDot uses your data and AI to design and actively adjust your plan better than a coach can and certainly better than a generic off the shelf plan.  It optimize your training for better results in less time with fewer injuries. https://tridot.com/.  If you decide to continue using it, you can sign up for as little as $9.99/mo, which is cheaper than other training apps without the training plan and cheaper than most plans out there.  If you want more bells and whistles for $29 and $99/mo.  If you feel like you could benefit from active coaching (teaching form and skills, accountability, encouragement, race planning) in addition to a training plan.  You can signup for a coached service with TriDot or please send me an email to Rich@303Colorado.com.  If you do take TriDot for a test drive, there's a question "Did a coach refer you?" Please tell them coach Rich Soares referred you. Here are some of the features I really like about TriDot and why: Detailed daily workouts with training zones that take into account elevation, humidity and temperature - Environment Normalization Performance benchmarking (TriDot scores. For each discipline, a normalized functional threshold power or pace (FTP) on a 1 to 100 scale with 1 being the slowest and 100 being at or near world-record pace.) Drill and exercise videos.  Swim, bike, run and strength workouts have warmups, drills and exercises and there's a video window in the training event to show a 20-30 second video illustrating the drill.  For example, a lot of the run warm up drills have Bobby McGee demonstrating how to do them properly. Device integration (Garmin, Polar, Strava) and smart trainer (Wahoo Kicker) Swim form analysis - combination of diagnostic questions, PhysiFactors (Intensity Duration Frequency Sequence Technique) and a CVT.  Categorizes you as a Tarzan, Overglider, Overkicker, etc and each has a list of characteristics. Swim drill optimization - offers specific drills to address the negative characteristics of your swim form categorization. Other resources: The Cost Of Ironman Races (incl. the not so obvious fees) – My Tri World Our News is sponsored by Buddy Insurance. Buddy Insurance is the kind of peace of mind so you can enjoy your training and racing to their fullest.  Buddy's mission is simple, to help people fearlessly enjoy an active and outdoor lifestyle.  You can now get on-demand accident insurance to make sure you get cash for bills fast and fill any gaps between your current coverage.  Go to buddyinsurance.com and create an account.  There's no commitment or charge to create one.  Once you have an account created, it's a snap to open your phone and in a couple clicks have coverage for the day.  Check it out! Endurance News: Kristian Blummenfelt from Norway and Sara Svensk from Sweden wins Cozumel.  In his Ironman debut, the Olympic champ split a 39:41 swim, 4:02:40 bike, and a 2:35:24 run for a 7:21:12 total. Notably, second-place finisher Reudi Wild, also broke the previous Ironman world's best time with a 7:36:35 and the women's winner, Sara Svensk, set an Ironman-brand world's best time of 8:22:41. This prompted a lot of online speculation about if the course was short, if the swim was accurate.  Here's what I got from Kristian Blummenfelt's Strava Swim distance 4,222 (2.398 miles) Bike 113.14 Run 25.76 Men's Results Women's Results People For Bikes Applauds House Votes in Favor of Billions for Bike Incentives and Infrastructure in Build Back Better Act November 19, 2021 WASHINGTON, D.C. (Nov. 19, 2021) /ENDURANCE SPORTSWIRE/ – After months of debate and negotiations, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to send the Build Back Better (BBB) Act to the Senate, approving with it billions of dollars in funding for an electric bicycle tax credit, a bike commuter benefit, climate and equity-enhancing infrastructure and more in the $1.75 trillion social spending bill. “The House's latest vote on the Build Back Better (BBB) Act embraces bicycles as part of a climate solution thanks to new financial incentives for bikes and e-bikes and grants for climate and equity focused infrastructure improvements,” said PeopleForBikes President and CEO Jenn Dice. “We urge the Senate to take up the BBB before the end of the year so we can get to work on lowering transportation emissions while keeping all people, no matter how they travel or where they live, moving.” PeopleForBikes applauds the House for advancing wide-reaching policies to curb transportation emissions and enhance mobility. The inclusion of the E-BIKE Act, a tax credit for electric bicycles, could mean money back in the pockets of Americans looking for a green, efficient and healthy transportation option. It will support delivery workers reliant on electric bicycles, parents seeking to leave the car at home for school drop offs and anyone who wants to harness the power of an electric bicycle to meet their daily local transportation needs. PeopleForBikes is especially grateful to House leadership for shepherding the BBB through the legislative process and champions for bikes and e-bikes in Congress, specifically Representatives Earl Blumenauer (OR-03), Jimmy Panetta (CA-20) and Mike Thompson (CA-05) for their sponsorship of the E-BIKE Act. The BBB now heads to the Senate, where a path forward remains unclear. PeopleForBikes, the bicycle industry and our partners will continue to advocate for a spending bill that includes the E-BIKE Act, climate and equity infrastructure grants and more. PeopleForBikes works at the federal, state and local levels to advance the state of bicycle infrastructure, promote incentives for bicycles and expand access to electric bicycles. For questions related to this work, please contact PeopleForBikes Director of Federal Affairs Noa Banayan at noa@peopleforbikes.org. About PeopleForBikes PeopleForBikes is making biking better for everyone by uniting millions of Americans, thousands of businesses and hundreds of communities to make every bike ride safer, more accessible and more fun. When people ride bikes, great things happen. Join us at PeopleForBikes.org. What's New in the 303: Ran into Jennifer Gutierrez swimming at Eastridge Rec Center in Highlands Ranch.  Gutierrez competed at the first Olympic triathlon at the 2000 Summer Olympics and she was the first American to qualify as a triathlete for the 2000 Olympics. She took thirteenth place with a total time of 2:03:38.48. Upcoming Guests Marianne Martin (born November 1, 1957 in Fenton, Michigan) is an American road racing cyclist. She won the first Tour de France for women in 1984. The year she won the Tour de France Martin suffered from anemia earlier in that year and had been riding poorly. At the race Martin took the lead after stage 14 where the race encountered the mountains. Martin was a good climber and never gave up the lead after that into Paris. The streets were said to contain more two million spectators watching the race. Martin was inducted into the 2012 Boulder (Colorado) Sports Hall of Fame.  She's a talented professional photographer and her work can be seen on Real Life Portraits.  She is going to help us understand women's racing, pay disparity and what it would take to close the pay gap.  Closing: Thanks again for listening in this week.  Please be sure to follow us @303endurance and of course go to iTunes and give us a rating and a comment.  We'd really appreciate it! Stay tuned, train informed, and enjoy the endurance journey!

Luke and I preview NFL Week 12.

After completing the Frans Bosch online course Jason talks about some insights, and why coaches should look into it. Ryan discusses how he's balancing being both a hockey coach and strength coach, and how that has affected how he runs a practice.  https://www.instagram.com/jasonfeairheller/  https://www.instagram.com/ryan_heickert_/  https://www.instagram.com/speedandpowerpodcast/  Presented By:  www.exxentric.com/speedandpower   Checkout my Multidirectional Plyometric Course:  www.multidirectionalpower.com  

In this episode, you'll hear from the MC team and two former Strategy Sprint participants. Check it out to decide if the 1-week consulting project is right for you. We're sharing about:The clients you'll work withThe training you receiveWhat the project week is likeWho your MBB case team leaders will beApply to Strategy Sprint today.Additional LinksApply now:

Welcome to the Sprint to Profit Podcast for Amazon Sellers. Today we wanted to bring up some of the struggles Amazon sellers have been facing in dealing with compliance. Not to mention, what is now expected of sellers versus what they may have thought they could do in previous years (as of November 2021). We are going to be speaking about how to stay compliant with Amazon, what you should do as a seller, and when you need to do it. We are not telling you all this to scare you. We want to make sure you are protected and staying on the right side of both Amazon’s policies and actual laws. If you do things right, you have a lot less to worry about. We want to emphasize that these are compliance rules that are in effect in November of 2021. Amazon is constantly changing their policies so if you’re listening to this, far into the future, the Amazon ecosystem could look a lot different. To get some FREE training on what it takes to have a successful business to fuel your lifestyle, head to www.goteamreal.com to download our FREE training today. Also head to www.goteamreal.com/income to download your free INCOME calculator. Talking Points: 00:23 - Hello and Welcome 03:30 - The topics we will cover today 05:20 - Difference between Amazon Policy versus what is federal or state law 12:07 - Being compliant with your marketing 26:50 - Having business insurance to sell on Amazon with FBA 29:32 - Getting trademarks to help with protection and verification on Amazon 32:10 - Making sure your products are compliant with safety certifications as needed 35:17 - Having good quality products to avoid policy violations 40:32 - Summary of topics and conclusion Resources/Links: Ashlin Hadden Ecommerce Insurance: https://ecom.insure/get-a-quote Trademark Angel: https://trademarkangel.com/ Amazon Compliance: www.amazon.com/spncompliance Ep. 89 How to Protect Your Amazon Brand with Trademarks and Copyrights with Anita Mar of Trademark Angel: https://goteamreal.com/podcasts/ep-89-how-to-protect-your-amazon-brand-with-trademarks-and-copyrights-with-anita-mar-of-trademark-angel/ Money/Time Investment Tool: https://www.goteamreal.com/smartgoal Our Website: https://www.goteamreal.com/ Real Amazon Seller Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AmazonSellerRoundTable/ Quotes: “Amazon is not a law enforcement agency, and just because they don’t require something to happen doesn’t mean the country you are selling in doesn’t.” - Isaac “All products must have applicable taxes for the jurisdiction that it is sold in.” - Isaac “You cannot use 3rd party services to get sal

Melissa welcomes Mastery Group member and Sprint participant Neeli Shah to the podcast this week. Neeli is an Atlanta-based estate planning attorney who works with high-net-worth individuals. Neeli shares her tips on how to finally “take the leap” to grow your business or firm to the next level. Maybe “taking the leap” for you is signing up for Mastery Group! For more information, check it out at: www.velocitywork.com/join

When Claire moved from Ireland to France in 2009 she started picking up freelance work with the expat community.Since then she's been on an even bigger journey. From a designer of ‘everything' to a niche digital marketer. From ‘having lots of work' to ‘having a business'. From working into the early hours with no life, to working a four day week with two months off in the summer.So much learned. Not just a new language. This episode is sponsored by the very first Being Freelance course!Steve's rolled up everything he's learnt from over 6 years of conversations with more than 250 freelancers.There's no ‘one way' to be a successful freelancer, but this course will help you avoid the many mistakes that most of us make. Learn from our experiences.Find out more about the course. Looking to learn from and connect with other freelancers? Check out the website beingfreelance.com, and be part of the Being Freelance Community!You'll also find useful links for this episode. That's beingfreelance.comLike VIDEO? - Check out the Being Freelance vlog - YouTube.com/SteveFolland

Previewing Week 11 of the NFL season.

Hear from Nelly Korda, Davis Love III, Zach Johnson and more as recap play at the RSM Classic, CME Group Tour Championship and the DP World Tour Championship. Matt Adams broadcasts live from Sea Island and the RSM Classic with special guests throughout.

November 19, 2021: Bill and Drex discuss the latest round of in-person (yippee!) conferences. HLTH, CHIME & Healthcare 2 Healthcare. The top five themes that came up were Labor Shortage, Cybersecurity, Digital Front Door, Automation and Care Venues. As a CIO, what do you do when staff members start getting better offers elsewhere? What are the keys to staff retention? Why do some health systems handle the recovery from ransomware attacks really well and others suffer? What is happening in the world of automation and specifically clinical automation tools? And can we figure out how to adopt them very quickly? And care venues are getting smaller, more creative and more specialized. These new settings are driving CIO's to come up with new ways to do things they've never ever done before. Key Points:00:00:00 - Intro00:03:20 - Will company cultures start to decay as we continue to look at each other through a screen?00:12:50 - Digital health is about simplicity. It's about thinking about patients as consumers and how they deal with all the other online parts of their life today.00:14:40 - There's a significant nurse shortage coming right down the pike00:19:30 - The 3 companies to watch in 2022 are Transcarent, Best Buy and Walmart

Strategy Sprint is a 1-week consulting project designed to help you:Add relevant consulting experience to your resumeExplain a career pivot with credibilityCover a gap in experienceGain key skills consulting firms are looking forAnd moreIn this episode, Lisa Bright (ex-McKinsey) shares everything you need to know about the program, including:Who it's forWhat skills you'll gainThe types of clients you'll serveThe training you receive Apply to Strategy Sprint today. Additional LinksApply now:

Mercedes y Lewis Hamilton han dado un golpe de escena en el Gran Premio de Brasil, carrera que con doble penalización para ellos, parecía una nueva oportunidad para Max Verstappen y Red Bull de extender su ventaja el el puntaje. Sin embargo, el mundial se vuelve a apretar tras la muestra más contundente de superioridad de los campeones del mundo en esta temporada. ¿Ha sido circunstancial o pueden mantenerse cerca de ese nivel en las tres carreras restantes? ¿Debió ser sancionado Verstappen por su defensa sobre Hamilton? ¿Deja una mejor impresión el formato Sprint esta vez? Comentamos eso y más en este episodio de Fórmula Latina. ✅ Suscribe: https://www.youtube.com/formulalatina ✅ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FormulaLatinaPodcast/ ✅ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Formula_Latina ✅ Instagram: https://instagram.com/formulalatinapodcast Únete a nuestra liga en GRIDRIVAL en este enlace: https://bit.ly/2PpD6oZ

Has it ever happened to you that you wanted to say ‘body' but it came out as ‘buddy' instead? Or maybe you never noticed that these two words should be pronounced differently because they sound the same to you? If you sometimes confuse vowel pairs in English, this episode is for you! In this episode, I'll go over some of the key vowel distinctions in English and will help you perceive the difference between each two vowels, and then – how to pronounce and practice them. Here are separate videos on some of the vowel pairs you might want to watch: ➡️ Sheep vs. Ship vowels https://youtu.be/Y3OKnbAaWSs ➡️ Bed vs. Bad https://youtu.be/8wEuD-k-qdo ➡️ Cap-Cup-Cop vowels https://youtu.be/f3xmPl34lso ➡️ POOL vs. PULL vowels https://youtu.be/c9V4JqRhPdo ➕ a full Pronunciation Masterclass on all English Vowels + PDF of IPA CHART FREE Download https://youtu.be/9E6F57s-V7U Finally, use ⏱️ Sprints with Free PDFs to practice vowel pairs and other English sounds: Sprint #1 https://hadarshemesh.com/spr1 Sprint #2 https://hadarshemesh.com/spr2 Sprint #3 https://hadarshemesh.com/spr3 Morning Pronunciation Routine https://youtu.be/l69yZ5xabbo

Tune in for our recap of the crazy F1 Brazilian aka Sãu Paulo Grand Prix! The stewards were busy all weekend, and Lewis Hamilton got busy in Brazil. Max Verstappen was fined 50,000 Euro while Lewis Hamilton stacked up a total of 25 spots worth of penalties over the Formula 1 Sprint weekend. Why was Nikita Mazepin crying to the media? What is the best way to kidnap a steward? When did Toto Wolff transform into a werewolf? Who will actually win the Championships this season?! Can F1 find any more duties for Felipe Massa? We discuss all those happenings and so much more from the insanity that was the Brazilian Sprint weekend. SUBSCRIBE to Purple Sector wherever you get your podcasts FOLLOW @PurpleSectorPod on Instagram and Twitter CALL/TEXT Purple Sector at +1 904-8-PURPLE

This episode was so good we had to split it into two! Raven Catlin, CEO of Raven Global Training, joins us this week and NEXT WEEK to talk about Agile. Raven is a recognized, international leader in Internal Audit and Risk Management who specializes in training and keynote presentations. On the show, Raven walks through the process of an Agile audit, defines what a Sprint is, and what book she recommends for auditors to read. Be sure to connect with Raven on LinkedIn. Also be sure to sign up for The Audit Podcast newsletter and to check out my favorite part of the interview on The Audit Podcast YouTube channel. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a rating on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. It only took 16 seconds to give myself a five-star rating (beat that!). * This episode is brought to you by Greenskies Analytics. Greenskies is a service provider of expert data analysis, continuous monitoring, and RPA for forward-thinking internal audit teams. Schedule time today to leapfrog up the analytics maturity model!

The Verge's Dieter Bohn dives into the messy past and uncertain future of Rich Communication Services, or RCS, a new texting standard that Google had been pushing for Android users. Guests include: Sanaz Ahari, Senior Director of Communications Products at Google Ron Amadeo, reviews editor at Ars Technica Relevant links: RCS: What it is and why you might want it AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile have finally agreed to replace SMS with a new RCS standard A decade and a half of instability: The history of Google messaging apps Google is rolling out end-to-end encryption for RCS in Android Messages beta SVP of Android offers open invitation to help Apple put RCS texting on the iPhone Produced by Andru Marino, Liam James, and Dieter Bohn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sprint goals are the heartbeat of Scrum and are the common denominator between many Scrum EventsSprint — Time-box during which the Development Team attempts to build a Product Increment to achieve the Sprint GoalSprint Planning — Selecting the Product Backlog Items and creating a plan to meet the Sprint Goal crafted during this meetingDaily Scrum — Optimizing the probability of reaching the Sprint GoalSprint Review — Gaining feedback on the Product Increment that was built to meet the Sprint GoalSprint Retrospective — Inspect how the last Sprint went with regard to people, relationships, process, and tools. Because in all other events, the Sprint Goal plays a pivotal role, and the purpose of this event is to reflect on the overall process, it definitely includes the Sprint Goal. The Sprint Retrospective covers how well the Sprint Goals were set and understood, and how the team adjusted their plans to make meeting the Sprint Goal possible.In addition, you are only allowed to make changes during the Sprint as long as the Sprint Goal is not at risk. The only reason for canceling a Sprint is when the Sprint Goal becomes obsolete. The Sprint Goal dictates which changes are allowed and whether the Sprint still matters. That's how vital the Sprint Goal is when you use Scrum.

Join us this week we break down round 19 of the 2021 season in Sao Paulo, Brazil. We'll discuss qualifying, the dis-qualification for Lewis Hamilton, "Touchgate" and the show that the same Lewis Hamilton put on in the Sprint. We'll then get into the race and break down each driver and team's weekend, and discuss the unreal performance that the same Lewis Hamilton put on on Sunday as well! Chat with James, Jon, Andy, and Deanna on Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, and Discord @outlapf1podcast. E-mail us at chatnow@outlapf1.com and check out our website at www.outlapf1.com. Also be sure to subscribe to the Relapped YouTube channel hosted by Deanna. Donate to the podcast at https://anchor.fm/outlapf1/support. This episode is also sponsored by Manscaped - Use code OUTLAP to get 20% off and free shipping on Manscaped.com and Stamps.com with code POD. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/outlapf1/support

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Are you looking to start your transition to the role of agency CEO? David Anderson started living the entrepreneurial dream more than twenty years ago when he started Off Madison Ave, a full-service marketing agency he founded with his partner after getting fired from his agency job. After two decades as a business owner, David has experienced success and failure. Having learned from many successes and the hard knocks of business and life. In his conversation with Jason, he talks about the many challenges and mistakes that helped him learn, why taking a step back from day-to-day operations is a marathon, not a sprint, the importance of building your leadership team and letting them make their own mistakes, and what he has learned after many agency acquisitions. 3 Golden Nuggets Taking a step back is a process. After many years in the business and finally being able to take a step back to being his agency's CEO, David admits that he made many mistakes along the way. The first time, he recalls, he hired someone from the outside and did not have a solid onboarding process for that person. That fell apart quickly and they even ended up losing clients. Later, he had a leadership team implement EOS, which he highly recommends, but he chose not to be the innovator and integrator. It fell apart and he had to step in to fix the situation. Finally, he brought somebody up through the ranks, worked on a transition plan, clearly defined authority, and is holding that person accountable. “It's a process,” he says, “and you will have your failures in it.” Allow leaders to learn from mistakes. David has figured out a leadership team system that works for his agency. There were mistakes along the way, however. One of them was tying the head of the team's financial bonus to their financial income. He later changed that and now their bonuses are tied to the overall performance of the agency, not of an individual. Also, what business owners need to do is let go as they bring on those senior people. You don't hire senior people and micromanage. They don't want to be told what to do. With that, you also have to accept that there will be failures and things that don't work. If you want to grow your team, you need to let them make mistakes. On mergers and acquisitions. With 24 years in the business, our guest has seen his fair share of acquisitions. So, what does he look for in a potential purchase? In their case, as a full-service agency, they look for businesses that can complement their services. So they've purchased agencies that allow them to gain a deeper focus on some aspect of the business. On the financial side, they are definitely looking at the EBITDA. He's also made some mistakes on this front, and his advice is that, when it comes to people who will help you evaluate a potential acquisitions organization, they need to understand the industry. The person selling won't mind if you're uneducated, but you will surely overpay. Sponsors and Resources Sharpspring: Today's episode is sponsored by Sharpspring, an all-in-one revenue growth platform that provides all of the marketing automation, CRM, & sales features you need to support your entire customer lifecycle. Partner with an affordable marketing automation provider that you can trust. Head over to sharpspring.com/smartagency to enjoy an exclusive offer for podcast listeners. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher | Radio FM Building Your Leadership Team & Letting Go of Day-to-Day Operations is a Marathon, Not a Sprint Jason: [00:00:00] What's up, agency owners? Jason Swenk here with another amazing episode and amazing guest. We're going to talk to an eight-figure agency owner who's going to talk about how he really kind of transitioned out of really doing everything and transitioned more to a leadership role where he doesn't have to make all the decisions, which I think a lot of us like. We're also going to talk about M&A, growth, getting bigger, so sit back and let's get into the episode. Hey, David. Welcome to the show. David: [00:00:35] Hey, Jason. Thank you for having me. Looking forward to it. Jason: [00:00:38] Yeah. Excited to have you on. So tell us who you are and what do you do? David: [00:00:42] All right. So Dave Anderson, I live here in sunny Arizona, where it's still a hundred plus degrees here, today when we're recording this anyway. I am in Arizona. I have been an agency owner for about 23, 24 years now and worked at another agency for a good three years before that. The name of the agency is Off Madison Ave. We are a full service, kind of going back to the old terms, full-service agency that does everything from creative media, public relations, social media, digital. All of the kind of stuff that we've had. We're about 35 full-time people but our business model is really evolved to where we're with a plethora of great talent out there now of how we're using a real combination of full-time people and people with specific skill sets to do our diverse client work every day. Jason: [00:01:41] And so tell me kind of how did you guys get started or why did you start? David: [00:01:45] Ah, that's a great question. So I have one business partner. Roger Hernie, a great friend of mine. So we were both working… Jason: [00:01:52] Still, still business partner? David: [00:01:53] Still business partners, 23, 24 years in October years later, still business partners. And I can, I can give some insights if you like, why I think that has worked overtime. But we were both working at the same agency. And to be honest with you, I got fired one day. First time I'd ever been fired in my life from a job. Um, my wife and I were one month pregnant with our first child on the way. I still remember going and telling her and picking her up at work. And she said, how'd the day go? And I said, well, they got fired today. That'll stress out your wife in any situation. Jason: [00:02:26] Was it Friday? David: [00:02:27] Uh, it was Monday. I started the week off the right way for her. So… Jason: [00:02:33] I've always been fired on Fridays. David: [00:02:35] Yeah, no, this was a Monday. And it's a story that needs to be told over alcohol. The agency kind of turned into, um, the culture was bad and the CEO asked me one day why it was bad. And I told him my honest opinion and I didn't last long after that. So I come from the PR side of things. Background in politics, PR. My business partner worked for McCann Erickson, he is the creative guy. And we just working together, saw the value… Again, I'm an old guy way back then were PR and creative, but didn't really work well together, they were more siloed. And we really wanted to bring that together to bring a total marketing picture. So yeah, 23 years later, we've done three small acquisitions over the years to help us grow. And like every one of you, we've had our best of days on our absolutely worst of days. Um, I'm a lot grayer now, but you know, we've survived. Jason: [00:03:32] Very cool. And, um, tell me what's been the process…? How long did it take you? Or if you kind of remember some of the key elements or key things that happen to get to a point where you don't have to be in the day-to-day operations anymore. David: [00:03:50] Yeah. It's a great question. And I'm going to be honest with you. I severely messed it up two times before I got it right. And it's a thing that I work with kind of both other business owners now, and agency owners. The process of working on the business every day, not in the business. And then ultimately be able to move where I am now today, where I don't really have any day-to-day role in the company. I'm still involved from a financial side. If we do an acquisition, like we did last November, I'm very involved. Um, but I work directly with our GM. So the first time I messed it up, I hired a person from the outside who supposedly had a lot of agency experience, bigger agency actually. And after going through the process, what I did horribly wrong was I didn't have a solid onboarding process for the new person that was coming on. Honestly, I kind of said, this person's hired, he starts on Monday. And by Monday afternoon I was like, good luck! You know? And within six months, we've lost clients. Most hurtful was I lost, I think, three of our top-five leadership team members because of that person's leadership style, how they were doing. Just a bad, bad time. So I had to come back in and fix that. The second time, I had a leadership team and we implemented EOS to be honest with you, which I'm a big fan of. But I chose not to be the visionary or the integrator and I left it to our executive team and the partners that were involved in the business. And that went really bad too, because when you kind of pick the integrator to lead, the other people didn't agree. There was no solid decision-making. There was not clear definition on when to bring it to the owners or me as the owner of decisions. And, again, it completely fell apart and I stepped back into fix it again. Now this time, I think I have finally gotten it right where we brought somebody up through the ranks, worked on a transition plan, clearly defined authority. I am holding that person accountable. The biggest thing where I failed was lack of accountability as I kind of turned the day-to-day operations over to others. Now there's a level of accountability. I still am very involved at times on the EOS part of it on our rocks and making sure where we are. And we are more than a year into it now and the person who runs the bay, they, her name is Sasha has done a fantastic job. The agency is growing. Our clients are happy. Our culture has improved. So what I would say is it's a process. It's a marathon, not a sprint, and you will have your failures in it. Jason: [00:06:47] Is your agency struggling to deliver real revenue growth results to your clients? You know, agency marketers can consolidate data and align marketing and sales teams goals to achieve real results for your agency and clients using revenue growth platforms. SharpSpring is an all-in-one platform built for agencies like yours to optimize digital marketing strategies with simple, powerful automation. Manage your entire funnel all in SharpSpring. Now for a limited time, my smart agency listeners will receive your first month free and half off onboarding with SharpSpring. Just visit sharpspring.com/smartagency to schedule your demo and grab this offer. That's sharpspring.com/smartagency. Now I've seen it all kinds of different ways where… There's two ways I've seen it work out well. One is to bring in… One of the first guests actually brought in someone as a consultant to work with the team and to really kind of get to know them. And then eventually they hired that person as the CEO and it was kind of like, oh, well, you're part of us. You've been working with us for six months. That kind of stuff. I've seen that work. And it's a good test. And then I've also seen kind of going through the ranks. But a lot of times what people struggle with is if you don't have people through the ranks, what do you do? And that's why I wanted to kind of give you option number one, that I've seen work. I've also seen it not work where they brought in someone temporarily, and then it doesn't work, but that's fine. They're not the CEO yet. You're testing out the waters and then you can kind of go… Let's talk about a lot of times when agency owners get over the couple of million mark, right? Like you can get to the million mark by accident, I feel. And then you can kind of get to the 2 million mark by accident and a lot of luck. But then to really kind of take it up from there, you have to build out a really good leadership team. So let's talk about how did you build out your leadership team? Like not particular names, but what were their roles? What did you learn from that? Like, what did you… what didn't work? David: [00:09:05] Yeah, so great question. And again, I feel we're in a good spot now, but lots of mistakes along the way. So how we do it, we call them group heads in our organization and we put people at the lead of like our account service team, our creative team, our PR team, and our media team and creative team. So we put a person at the head of all of them, and then I made them the leadership team that they were the ones to work collectively. Um, you know, we're not big enough to, and never have been. And I, quite frankly, I don't think I agree with having people that are just managers and not… So they're working directors is what we call them. They were directors that head of their group, group heads. But they were the ones who were responsible for making sure we weren't siloed and the workflow and functioning like that. And that has worked very well with us. But as agency owners know, actually any CEO leadership knows… The challenge there is managing the personalities, the issues, the finances. You know, one of the biggest mistakes I made was tying my group head's compensation to the financial bonus to their financial income. And then it was a question of how much money do I get? Because I get to put more in my pocket on that. And so what I did was their, and still is, their compensation of bonuses and stuff like that is based on the overall performance of the agency, not of an individual. Otherwise, you'll always have people looking out for their own personal wellbeing that they go through. So it's really that… Now also as a business owner, agency owner, what you need to do, two things is one is you need to let go as you bring on those senior people. You don't hire senior people and micromanage. They don't want to come in and be told what to do, but you as an owner have to relinquish that. And with that, you have to accept, there's going to be failure. There's going to be things that don't work. These are how people learn. And we as owners, when the first time something goes wrong, we jump back in to save the day and tell everybody else what they did wrong. And believe me, I, you know, if you can see me, I've lots of gray hair. This is how I got to that point. But I think, and I've seen, you know, in entrepreneurs, business people as general, we hate to fail we're as competitive. But I believe if you really want to grow your team and you have to let them fail, just like our kids, you know, you have to learn lessons the hard way. So I hope that's helpful. Jason: [00:11:39] Yep. What was your first leadership role that you hired and second and third? David: [00:11:44] I still remember that when it was Roger and I. Well, the first full leadership role that I hired was in our media group because it was the area that we were most knowledgeable in. Roger being a creative guy, me being a PR person. So we brought that media expertise and was one of the very first things. Jason: [00:12:06] Gotcha. And why the media role if you guys had expertise in it? David: [00:12:11] Well, we really didn't. We were faking it. We were using a lot of outsiders to do the work for us. And when we got to a certain point in billings of media, we realized that we needed that expertise of not only just for placing and all of that, but the analytics behind it. And that's where we really needed the expertise. That's why we started there. Jason: [00:12:35] Gotcha. I always like to see when, uh, when people are like, well, so many people hire based on things that they don't know. And I'm like, I think the best thing is, is like hiring on the things, you know. Cause then you can actually, you know, are they full of shit or not, you know? Going there. Kind of switching focus a little bit… This focuses on growth, mergers and acquisitions and buying agencies. You know, with our agency Republics, that's how we've been able to grow, we've done 10 acquisitions so far in the past year and a half, and just had tremendous growth. So, and you've said you've done some MNA as well. So what do you look for? What's worked what hasn't worked when you bought agencies? David: [00:13:21] Yeah, that's a great question. Our philosophy right now is to find things that complement the services. We aren't necessarily looking for another full-service agency. That's going to come in with creative teams, PR teams, all of that. Like the acquisition we did, um, in November of last year was a PR agency based out of San Francisco. And we wanted to really bolster our PR capabilities. It was also a step in over 20 something years and probably something I would do different, maybe do different is… We've always been more of a generalist agency. We've had some core areas of focus and we really want to move to a much deeper focus in two areas specifically. And this was a great way to bring in a book of clients that fit into that area where we want to be more specific. So I would say is, you know, an M&A there's two types: financial, which you're just adding revenue dollars, and they're strategic. And we're looking more strategic with the one we just did. The one before that allowed us to get deeper into technology. How do we use technology more in our marketing? As a result of that, we've also started another startup, um, a SAS-based product in the marketing space that we've also done that. And if I go way back to the early two-thousands, we were a very traditional agency and we didn't have the digital capabilities that the whole marketing world was going to. And we made an acquisition to get us really deep into that space also. So they've almost all been very strategic for us. Jason: [00:15:05] Awesome. And when you're looking at buying an agency or when you bought these agencies, is it a roll up? Is it cash? How are you evaluating them? David: [00:15:18] Yeah. You know, we do the typical valuations stuff that we have. And I'm sure you've seen more than once or twice that people in their minds have a much greater valuation for their agency than what the numbers… I can tell by your face you've seen that a couple of times. And I've had, you know, while we've done four acquisitions, I've probably had 20 where we got to a serious conversation that we do. So we really look at the numbers. I'm actually a finance major coming out of school. But then you also have to take the intangibles into it. So it's always, usually a combination of some upfront money earn out that, you know, goes with it from there. Jason: [00:16:01] How do you evaluate how much they're worth? Is it on EBITDA? Is it on top line? What are some of the factors that you put in there? David: [00:16:08] More EBITDA. More is EBITDA. And then, you know, you play the whole add back game of what to, you know, really kind of goes to… From my country club membership, to my Ferrari, to my vacation home in there to get to where, it's a game. I mean, you know, as well as I do, it's a game. What I would tell… and I'm sure you've had similar experiences use people who can help evaluate a potential acquisitions organization who understands our industry. One of the big mistakes I made on the first acquisition that we did is I used my regular attorney who knew nothing about the marketing industry. I overpaid without a doubt because of that, the, you know, you know what you're doing. Because it does, it does become a game with add backs and you know… How owners are willing to structure their compensation. Jason: [00:17:04] Well, if you're selling you don't mind, if the person buying you is uneducated. Make sure you tell us that lawyer so all the sellers can use that versus David: [00:17:14] Yeah, I totally agree with you. The other thing, I had this happen once as we went through a whole valuation. We were moving forward and then it came back and I had this owner. It was a PR agency said… I think the valuation of their company came back and like 1.5 million, something like that. You know, pretty small agency. And the agency said, well, just our contacts are worth a million dollars alone. Who we know in the media is worth just a million dollars alone. So I would never sell for less than $4 million. And I was like, well, I guess we won't be moving forward. Jason: [00:17:47] Yeah. I always like to tell that person I'm like, well, you can wish in one hand and crap in the other, it gets filled up first. David: [00:17:53] I love that. I'm going to steal that if that's okay. Cause that's very well said. Jason: [00:17:58] Yeah, Well, I stole that from cousin Eddie on Vegas Vacation. David: [00:18:04] Love it. Absolutely love it. Jason: [00:18:06] Well, this has all been great, David, is there anything I didn't ask you that you think would benefit the audience? David: [00:18:11] No. Well, a couple things. One is, you know, as agency owners and entrepreneurs, make sure you have a great network around you of advisers is what I would say. Find like-minded… I'm a member of EO Entrepreneurs Organization. It's, you know, provides the CEO forum. Vistage. I was part of Vistage. Get people around you who know more than you, have more experiences that you, that you can experience share. Because that's how we learn and grow. And that's what we do best. I would also say, do whatever you have to do to work on the business every day, not in the business. And I fully understand when you're a smaller agency crossing that first million-dollar mark, $2 million mark, and you're finally making good money. And then the thought of hiring a six-digit leader, a six-figure income. Oh my gosh, that's going to set me back again. That's how you grow, you know, and it's just what you need to do um… If you want a growth the company. If you want a lifestyle company then, you know, that's perfect. And neither one is right or wrong. It's just, you have to marry it up with what you want to do. And the whole process I went through of getting out of the day-to-day, it's absolutely a marathon. It's not a sprint. I would say you need at least 18 months to plan properly for that. That's just my experience to do it in the right way. Jason: [00:19:36] Awesome. And, uh, what's uh, the agency website people go and check you guys out? David: [00:19:40] Uh, Off Madison Ave. A V E, not avenue. So offmadisonave.com. Jason: [00:19:46] Awesome. Well, thanks so much, David, for coming on the show. It was awesome. And I totally agree with you on surrounding yourself with amazing people that are further ahead, so they can actually help you and see the things… And kind of setting me up for that, that was perfect. I want to invite all of you to go to digitalagencyelite.com. This is our exclusive mastermind just for experienced agency owners. So I understand that there's other groups out there that have all kinds of different industries. But if you want to be surrounded by amazing agency owners on a consistent basis, I want all of you to go to digitalagencyelite.com. And until next time have a Swenk day.

This week on the Cut to the Race podcast, Dan and Oli are joined by Abby for a mid-weekend catchup.** GET 20% OFF @ www.Manscaped.com using Code 'FormulaNerds' **The panel discuss Friday qualifying and then take a deep dive into the penalties handed out over the rear wing debate. Were they fair? Was Max out of order? etc…Sprint qualifying is discussed with the dominant drive by Bottas and an overtaking masterclass by Hamilton the highlights of the day .Stay with the Formulanerds as we take you through the rest of the weekend, it's not one to miss!Follow FormulaNerds www.Facebook.com/FormulaNerds www.twitter.com/FormulaNerds www.instagram.com/FormulaNerds www.formulanerds.com

Jennie Gow, Jack Nicholls and Jolyon Palmer look back on a dramatic sprint session at the Brazilian GP. Hear from the top three as well as championship contender Lewis Hamilton.

Yes, it's NOT the Brazilian Grand Prix this weekend. It's the 2021 Sao Paolo Grand Prix. But what's the bet that everyone (well, almost!) will still refer to the race as the 'Brazilian Grand Prix'? Eh, what's in a name! And of course, it's also the final Sprint Race or F1 Sprint or Sprint Qualifying of the 2021 Formula 1 season. Again, what's in a name, eh!? (Episode description follows below) Use 'PUMAINSIDELINE' to avail an additional 5% discount on Puma's Motorsport merchandise collection (exclusive for our listeners in India). Subscribe to our newsletter! It's free, informative, insightful and visually appealing. You can read more and sign up. in this Pits to Podium segment of the Inside Line F1 Podcast, Soumil and Kunal preview the 2021 Sao Paolo Grand Prix that will be hosted at Interlagos (thankfully!). The last Sprint of the season means it's also the last time a driver can score 29 points on a weekend in 2021 - and Lewis Hamilton needs more points than anyone else at this point yet. Will we see a single team dominate proceedings at Interlagos? Will the altitude work to Red Bull Racing's advantage yet again? Or will the close battle between Red Bull Racing and Mercedes resume from this weekend? It's been a few weekends, we can tell.  Pierre Gasly vs. Alpine, Ferrari vs. Mclaren, freight delays, wet weather, Timo Glock and more. Tune in! (Season 2021, Episode 69) Follow our hosts on Twitter: Soumil Arora and Kunal Shah Image courtesy: Mercedes

Tune in for our preview of the Formula 1 Brazilian Grand Prix! We empty the Mailboxboxbox to discuss Formula Brunches from Mexico, Daniel Ricciardo sightings, Kimi Raikkonen drops, and Red Bull haikus. There are also lots of rumors swirling and interesting news stories. F1 has unveiled a new logo promoting its hybrid engines (7 years late), Christian Horner is still poking the Wolff at Mercedes in the media, and Yuki Tsunoda makes pennies per lap while Lewis Hamilton earns a modest salary per revolution. Is maternity leave messing with Mercedes' race strategy? What was Nikita Mazepin's total bill at the Mexican nightclub? How much beer did it take for Valtteri Bottas to recharge his batteries on his Mexico vacation? Finally, we discuss what we expect to see at the Sprint weekend format in Brazil. A few teams only got some of their engines and components Thursday before Friday qualifying due to flight delays. Will Lewis Hamilton take an engine penalty? Will any of our bold predictions come true? What will we be drinking for the Brazilian Formula Brunch? SUBSCRIBE to Purple Sector wherever you get your podcasts FOLLOW @PurpleSectorPod on Instagram and Twitter CALL/TEXT Purple Sector at +1 904-8-PURPLE

Just four races remain in the 2021 season, and the LB boys are back to preview this weekend's Brazilian GP. Will the Sprint Quali benefit Mercedes? Is Giovinazzi on the way out of Alfa? And how many nice things can Sam say about Bottas? All questions that may be answered in this week's podcast...JOIN our Discord: https://discord.gg/dQJdu2SbAmSUPPORT our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/latebrakingTWEET us @LBrakingSUBSCRIBE to our podcast!

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Pek Pongpaet is an award winning designer with over 16 years of industry experience. He's a Podcast host, entrepreneur, actor and the CEO and Principal UX Strategist of Impekable. Impekable is a world-class organization that develops and produces SaaS and mobile solutions, promoting digital transformation and innovation through services like Product Strategy, UI UX design, Web & Mobile application development. They have worked with worldwide brands like Adobe, Apple, Google, Intel, Nike and others. As an Motion-Capture actor, Pek is also known for his work on Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance (2002) and Mortal Kombat: Armageddon (2006). During this interview we cover: 00:00 https://oribi.io/lp/classic-10?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=saasdistrict (Oribi.io) Smarter Data-Driven & Analytics Decisions 01:02 - Intro 03:14 - How Pek Was "The Chosen One" for Mortal Kombat 06:51 - From Martial Arts To Design 08:18 - The Difference Between UX & UI 09:47 - Good Example of a Good UX 12:04 - What UI Means and How it Works 12:39 - Great Example of a Great UI 14:11 - Why Is So Important to Think About Your SaaS Design 21:05 - Design System And What's the Point of It 24:07 - Examples of a Great Design Systems 25:12 - Skills for a Great Designer 30:00 - The Creative Process 33:28 - What Is a Creative Idea for Pek? 35:18 - Contentfy.co Your On-Demand Podcast Editing Team 36:38 - Resources for SaaS Leaders About UX 39:27 - Pek's Vision On Starting Impekable 42:02 - Advice Pek Would Give to His 25 Years Old-Self 43:42 - Pek's Greatest Challenges as Being CEO at Impekable 46:15 - Instrumental Resources For Pek's Success 47:57 - What Does Success Mean To Pek Today 50:40 - Get in Touch With Pek Mentions: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-is-ux/id1553018664 (What is UX) https://www.audible.com (Audible) Scribd https://www.indiehackers.com/podcasts (Indie Hackers) https://thehustle.co/my-first-million-podcast/ (My First Million) https://okdork.com/podcast/ (Noah Kagan) https://mastersofscale.com (Master of Scale) https://userdefenders.com (User Defenders) https://uxchecklist.github.io (UX Checklist) Books: https://www.amazon.com.br/Dont-Make-Me-Think-Usability/dp/0321344758 (Don't Make Me Think) https://www.amazon.com/Product-Led-Onboarding-Users-Lifelong-Customers/dp/1777717701 (Product-Led Onboarding) https://jakeknapp.com/sprint (Sprint) https://www.amazon.com.br/Mom-Test-customers-business-everyone-ebook/dp/B01H4G2J1U (The Mom Test) Get In Touch With Pek: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pekpongpaet/ (Pek Pongpaet's Linkedin) Tag us & follow: https://www.facebook.com/HorizenCapitalOfficial/ (Facebook)  https://www.linkedin.com/company/horizen-capital (LinkedIn)  https://www.instagram.com/saasdistrict/ (Instagram)  More about Akeel: Twitter - https://twitter.com/AkeelJabber (https://twitter.com/AkeelJabber) LinkedIn - https://linkedin.com/in/akeel-jabbar (https://linkedin.com/in/akeel-jabbar) More Podcast Sessions - https://horizencapital.com/saas-podcast (https://horizencapital.com/saas-podcast) 

On this episode of the Getting Smart Podcast Tom Vander Ark is joined by Christine Ricci and Leo Morton, two business leaders from Kansas City who recently met with Tom at a Kauffman Foundation-sponsored real-world learning event.  For the last five years, Christine served as CEO of Phone Medic, also known as UbreakIfix, an electronics repair chain. She has had twenty years of executive leadership in healthcare and tech with companies like HCA, Cerner, Sprint and more.  Leo Morton is a private equity investor and President of DeBruce Companies, a family office managing a diverse investment portfolio. He started his career as an AT&T engineer and has had numerous executive roles in manufacturing and energy. He also served as the Chancellor of the University of Missouri Kansas City for nearly a decade.  Let's listen in as they talk about connecting school to industry, where entrepreneurship comes from, how to have better school and business partnerships and much more.

In this episode Gerry welcomes Julian back on the show to talk a variety of topics centered around nutrition.To start, the conversation steers towards social media advice and what athletes need to be weary of when it comes to who they listen to. Then,  Julian and Gerry discuss meal timing and "eating enough," for young athletes. From there, Julian touches on some things you can do when eating fast food if it is a last resort, tips for having a quality breakfast, keto diets and amino acids.All that and more on this episode of Muscles and Management!Support the show (http://www.challengerstrength.com)

Welcome to the Sprint to Profit Podcast for Amazon Sellers. In this episode, we’re talking with Anita Mar from Trademark Angel about how you can protect your business and its intellectual property from bad sellers on Amazon who might try to hijack your listing or steal your images or text. Anita’s shares plenty of knowledge based on her experience in trademark and copyright law. How long should you wait to act after sending a cease and desist letter? What can you trademark? Can you copyright your images? How can you best protect your brand? Anita is the founder of Trademark Angel, where they’ve trademarked over 5,000 businesses in the last 18 years. In the sea of ecommerce and the vicious competition, Anita and her company have become the resource that businesses of all sizes go to. To get some FREE training on what it takes to have a successful business to fuel your lifestyle, head to www.goteamreal.com to download our FREE training today. Also head to www.goteamreal.com/income to download your free INCOME calculator. Talking Points: 00:23 - Hello and Welcome 01:20 - Anita’s story, journey, and the development of Trademark Angel 03:00 - How Trademark Angel works with Amazon sellers 05:20 - Filing in China 06:50 - When to register your trademark 08:00 - Descriptive brands you can’t trademark 10:34 - The first steps to think about when trademarking your brand 12:10 - Copyrighting images and trademarking logos 15:30 - What sellers should have prepared before going to Trademark Angel 20:00 - How to enforce your brand protections 29:25 - Stories from the trademark trenches 34:27 - Most important tip Anita has for sellers 37:25 - One last tip: transferring copyrights 39:20 - Contacting Anita and Trademark Angel 42:10 - Conclusion Resources/Links: Trademark registration | Amazon Brand registry | Trademark Angel: https://trademarkangel.com/ Namechk - Username and Domain Name Checker - Search All Domain Names and User Names to see if they're available: https://namechk.com/ Money/Time Investment Tool: https://www.goteamreal.com/smartgoal Our Website: https://www.goteamreal.com/ Real Amazon Seller Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AmazonSellerRoundTable/ Quotes: “We don’t directly do anything to remove hijackers but we have contacts that can help with that. Our specialty is trademark and copyright administration.” - Anita Mar “Our goal is to register the trademark, not just to file it.” - Anita Mar “We recommend to file in the company in which the seller sells.” - Anita Mar “Having a good website and establishing a good online presence is a good way to protect your trademark.” - Anita Mar

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Luke and I preview NFL Week 9.

Sienna Heard discusses the shifting landscape within labor and employment law- including COVID vaccine policies and exemptions, the #MeToo movement, and more, with special guest Mike Volpe, Esq. from Venable LLP. Want to get ahead of the pack? Joining the D.C. Bar Law Student Community (LSC) can get you there. Your LSC membership will provide resume and skills boosting opportunities and one-on-one access to local practicing attorneys. To learn more, click here. Please note, the positions and opinions expressed by the speakers are strictly their own, and do not necessarily represent the views of their employers, nor those of the D.C. Bar, its Board of Governors or co-sponsoring Communities and organizations.

Season One of Fantasy Island was a sprint that left Liz and Sarah flat on the ground. As they look ahead to a possible Season Two, they discuss how to have their work life resemble a hike instead. Yes, it will be arduous, but they also want to enjoy the view. Then Liz answers a Mailroom question about her name. In a special L v. S (Liz versus Sarah), Liz announces that she has a new puppy — a Corgi named Nacho! And she concedes that Sarah has been right all along. Pets do make a person happier! Finally, this week's Hollywood Hack will improve your work communication dramatically: use clear email headers. Get in touch on Twitter: @sarahmfain & @elizabethcraft Get in touch on Instagram: @Sfain & @LizCraft Visit our website: https://happierinhollywood.com Join our Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/HappierinHollywood/ Happier in Hollywood is part of ‘The Onward Project,' a family of podcasts brought together by Gretchen Rubin—all about how to make your life better. Check out the other Onward Project podcasts—Happier with Gretchen Rubin, Side Hustle School, Do The Thing, and Everything Happens with Kate Bowler . If you liked this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and tell your friends! LINKS: Pembroke Welsh Corgi: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pembroke_Welsh_Corgi Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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In this episode, Gerry welcomes Bill Miller back on the show to talk EVERYTHING you need to know about preparing your athlete and baseball player for the off-season.From metrics and testing protocol you can use, to how you can use those metrics to come up with a plan and program, this episode has it ALL if you want to have a killer off-season this year.All that and more on this episode of Muscles and Management!Support the show (http://www.challengerstrength.com)

Life is a marathon- Not a sprint in Nisyonos - Tests and hardships by Rabbi Daniel Kalish

Every F1 circuit wants to host a Sprint according to Ross Brawn, so how many could we end up seeing on next season's calendar? Katy and Tommy discuss the future of the Sprint, how the format may change and what we think about it so far.

Welcome to the Sprint to Profit Podcast for Amazon Sellers. On today’s episode, we’re talking with Tyler Gregg from the data company Ampd.io. Ampd specializes in giving Amazon sellers better data points for their Amazon attribution so you can make better decisions about your company. What is working? What isn’t working? How to use Google Ads to help your listing? That’s right, Google Ads. Tyler talks about how to use Google Ads for your Amazon business with data points to help get clarity around the limited information that Amazon provides you on the attributions dashboard. He also gives To get some FREE training on what it takes to have a successful business to fuel your lifestyle, head to www.goteamreal.com to download our FREE training today. Also head to www.goteamreal.com/income to download your free INCOME calculator. Talking Points: 00:23 - Hello and Welcome 01:21 - Tyler’s journey to Ampd 03:54 - How Amped.io helps Amazon sellers specifically 09:00 - Tips for using Google Ads 12:40 - The perfect seller to start using Ampd 19:17 - How Ampd gathers and utilizes data 23:10 - Starting budgets and how Ampd helps with feeling in control 29:00 - Common mistakes 33:20 - Last minute helpful tips 37:10 - How to reach Tyler and find Ampd 38:23 - Summary 41:16 - Conclusion Resources/Links: Amped: https://ampd.io/ Money/Time Investment Tool: https://www.goteamreal.com/smartgoal Our Website: https://www.goteamreal.com/ Real Amazon Seller Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AmazonSellerRoundTable/ Quotes: “You need the data to see which keywords from Google Ads are actually converting Amazon.” - Tyler Gregg “Google Ads are hard. They’re difficult to nail. But with technology, we’re giving you this unfair advantage versus a lot of other sellers.” - Tyler Gregg “A lot of Amazon sellers aren’t utilizing Google Ads yet.” - Tyler Gregg “We’re giving you the data to see what actually works.” - Tyler Gregg